

Jon Stanich
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@StanichChannel
Science/Technology/Economics/Markets/San Diego







As Bitcoin plunges to new lows, you'll see plenty of people on the news urging everyone to buy in, spouting absurd price targets in the millions per coin. These people have no idea what they're talking about and have never been right. They're either trying to lure you into their scam Bitcoin fund, which is hemorrhaging outflows, or they hold positions deep underwater and want fresh retail buyers as exit liquidity. Let's not forget their predictions from last year. Every single self-proclaimed "expert" was astronomically off: ❌ JPMorgan: $170,000 ❌ VanEck: $680,000 ❌ SChartered: $250,000 ❌ Tom Lee: $250,000 ❌ Robert Kiyosaki: $350,000 ❌ BlackRock: $700,000 ❌ Chamath: $500,000 ❌ Michael Saylor: $1,000,000 ❌ ARK Invest: $1,500,000 ❌ Galaxy Digital: $400,000 ❌ Pompliano: $500,000 ❌ Max Keiser: $220,000 ❌ Cathie Wood: $2,000,000 ✅ Jacob King: <$90,000



@BorisJohnson Bitcoin is not a Ponzi scheme. A Ponzi requires a central operator promising returns and paying early investors with funds from later ones. Bitcoin has no issuer, no promoter, and no guaranteed return—just an open, decentralized monetary network driven by code and market demand.













The Second Century Begins.






🚨 BREAKING: LARGEST PUBLIC BITCOIN MINER MARA HOLDINGS TO CONSIDER SELLING ITS BITCOIN RESERVES MARA, the second-largest public Bitcoin holder, has updated its treasury policy to allow potential sales of its stockpiled Bitcoin. The company currently holds 53,822 $BTC, ranking just behind Saylor’s Strategy.





