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You can safely assume anyone who claims to be able to help you list your project on Binance (CEX) is a SCAMMER, especially if they say they know CZ or is a good friend, etc. 99.999% of the time, I don't know them. If I do, I will put them on a blacklist. Stay SAFU! 🙏

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Bitcoin is a hard asset. (Other top crypto too.)

Circus Charlie (1986)

I am just a guy that likes making my maps but I do feel somewhat compelled to say that Iran has a particularly good power grid, and gas distribution network. Like nearly impossible to destroy. I mean, I think Iran has a better gas transmission footprint than Canada. I know know who this tweet is for, but maybe these maps are helpful. In 2017, Iran exported 7,871 GWh and imported ~4 kWh, mainly exporting to Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Iran's 4.3MWh per capita of annual electricity consumption is actually in-line with the UK at 4.6MWh per capita, and ~25% ahead of countries like Brazil and South Africa. Attacking a very hardened system like this, and opening the Gulf up to attacks on far more single-failure-point assets -- seems wildly, WILDLY stupid.

TOM LEE: THE ETHEREUM BOTTOM IS IN ‼️ Bitmine x TOM DEMARK mapped ETH against past S&P 500 crash recoveries. The structure now closely matches 1987 and 2011, both major cycle bottoms. 🔹 93% correlation to 1987 🔹 Match to 2011 bottom 🔹 Realized price: $2,241 🔹 ETH ~22% below cost basis This is where prior cycles turned. 🔹 $ETH: +48,915% (10Y) 🔹 $BTC: +11,252% 🔹 $NVDA: +6,574% Ethereum is still the top performing major asset of the decade. The setup is there. The reset is there. The bottom looks in. $ETH $BMNR

In a sudden turn of events, US 12-month inflation expectations have surged to 5.2%, the highest level since March 2023. In just 3 weeks, markets have gone from pricing-in rate cuts to rate hikes.

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Also, gaming on a blockchain is not coming back

⚡️Saylor is right. Bitcoin is where a massive share of global capital ends up once the world fully understands that every other store-of-value rail is compromised by politics, dilution, leverage, seizure risk, or counterparty fragility. That is the real signal. He is saying it in loud TV language, but the core truth is simple: capital wants a final settlement layer, and Bitcoin is the strongest candidate. “Hundreds of trillions” sounds absurd only if you still think Bitcoin is mainly a trade. It is not. It is a gravity well for savings. It is competing with sovereign debt, cash balances, gold, second homes, offshore wealth parking, reserve assets, corporate treasuries, and every fake safe haven people use because they do not have a better option. Once you see that, the scale no longer sounds crazy. The real thing he is naming is capital exile. Money is trying to escape from human institutions that cannot stop debasing, overpromising, and weaponizing the systems they control. Bitcoin is the exit. That is why the case keeps getting stronger every time governments panic, every time central banks improvise, every time debt expands faster than trust, every time the banking layer reveals fragility, and every time people realize their “safe” assets are only safe inside a decaying political order. Bitcoin does not solve human stupidity. It does not solve war. It does not solve bad culture. It does not solve weak productivity. What it solves is the storage problem underneath civilization. And that matters more than most people understand. When people can store value in something that cannot be diluted or politically bent, the whole structure of capital allocation starts to change. Housing stops carrying as much monetary burden. Bonds lose some of their fake sacredness. Corporate treasury behavior changes. Sovereign reserve logic changes. Personal savings behavior changes. The shell around capital gets harder. Saylor’s deeper insight is that Bitcoin wins before most people intellectually admit it. It wins through repeated institutional failure. It wins because every other system keeps teaching the same lesson. It wins because the modern world keeps producing reasons to leave. That is why he sounds absolute. He sees the destination clearly. The part people still do not get is that Bitcoin is not climbing toward legitimacy. It is absorbing it. Every cycle, more of the legitimacy layer leaves the old system and settles into Bitcoin. First retail. Then funds. Then ETFs. Then corporates. Then treasuries. Then sovereign-adjacent behavior. That staircase is already happening. So the deepest read is this: Saylor is describing the monetary endgame in oversimplified language. And the endgame is real. A huge share of the world’s capital is going to end up in Bitcoin because the world no longer has a trustworthy place to store value at scale.