TheBitcoinLife

@SopanDeb Don’t know how anyone can listen to Dreaming Tree and think that he’s not one of the best song writers ever

@PeterMcCormack Apology accepted Peter. But you’re on a short leash

I'm sorry

@BorisJohnson You need to study more before making these comments

I've long suspected Bitcoin is a giant Ponzi scheme and now I'm hearing tales of woe that make me fear I'm right. mol.im/a/15643681

@AdamBLiv Buy away Michael. Price go up is our major marketing department

The people who are whining about Strategy accumulating too much Bitcoin and how that is somehow bad for the network are seriously the stupidest people on this app. Did Bitcoin go from $0-$126k with Satoshi hoarding over a million coins? Yes. Did gold increase in market cap by $14 TRILLION in one year despite the US government hoarding 4-5% of the supply? Yes. You are just jealous that you are not a 200 IQ billionaire and you cannot compete in a free marketplace so you need to regurgitate Marxist talking points to feel better about your own ineptitude. The cope is unbearable.

@AdamBLiv I also own a Subaru which makes this hit home a little harder for me

@TheBitcoinLifeX DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS

🔥STRK IS THE EARLY RETIREMENT SUPER WEAPON🔥 STRK is FIRE for people who are spiritually done pretending Vanguard index funds are exciting. Old retirement math: Work 40 years. Save 25x expenses. Withdraw 4%. Die politely in a Subaru. STRK retirement math: Buy the thing throwing off ~10% effective yield. Live off the cash flow. Wait for Bitcoin and MSTR to go thermonuclear. Then convert whenever you want into 0.1 MSTR share per STRK and join the space program. So instead of: “Please sir, may I retire at 67 if inflation behaves?” It becomes: “Actually I own a yield machine stapled to Saylor’s Bitcoin trebuchet.” This is what makes it so absurd: income now optionality later conversion if MSTR goes feral your retirement portfolio stops acting like a hospice brochure The boomer FIRE model says: Save a giant pile, pray markets cooperate, nibble 4%, and hope your financial planner isn’t a deeply confused man named Greg. STRK says: Take your portfolio. Turn it into a cash-flowing Bitcoin-adjacent mutant instrument. Collect the yield. Then, when MSTR rips into the exosphere, hit the conversion button and let the hallucination continue. It’s like retiring on coupons from a casino that can also transform into a rocket ship. Strategy invented a security for people who want: cash flow like a retiree, upside like a degenerate, and exposure to Michael Saylor’s ongoing assault on monetary reality. STRK is what happens when fixed income gets orange-pilled and develops a gambling problem.

@MSTR_Today @Rajatsoni Rajat sure told you JD

@Rajatsoni Kinda hope they do. I want 12%

$STRC may not go under $100 after the next ex-dividend date... (March 13, 2026)

@AdamBLiv I’m also positioned accordingly. I’m ready for everyone else to know now 😄

179 MORE BITCOIN FOR ASST. I actually don’t think y’all understand how much ASST is going to RIP once Bitcoin moves. I am POSITIONED ACCORDINGLY.

@PeterSchiff @saylor Our community was so nice to yours when you had your massive 60% pump. Just let us enjoy our 2% gain in peace please

The Bitcoin pyramid is being propped up by $MSTR, which pays an 11.5% yield on $STRC to keep buying. As more STRC shares are sold, Strategy burns ever more cash. Once that cash is depleted, @Saylor will have to choose between suspending the dividend or selling Bitcoin to pay it.

@AdamBLiv Next 4 halvings need to be priced in soon!!!

🔥THIS WILL BLOW YOUR MIND: SAYLOR IS BUYING 12x THE BITCOIN MINING SUPPLY EVERY DAY🔥 CHECK THIS OUT: Strategy is currently 33.59% amplified Bitcoin. If STRC raises $125.5M today, and Strategy wants to issue just enough MSTR so that amplification stays at that same level after all proceeds are turned into Bitcoin, then the required MSTR capital raise is about $248.1M. At an MSTR price of $138.95, that is about 1.79 million new MSTR shares. So the full stack for today would be: STRC raise: $125.5M MSTR raise needed to hold amplification flat: $248.1M Total capital raised today: $373.6M At an average BTC price of $68,859: BTC from STRC alone: 1,823 BTC Extra BTC from the matching MSTR issuance: 3,603 BTC Total BTC bought today: ~5,426 BTC If they paired today’s STRC flow with enough MSTR issuance to keep amplification unchanged, Strategy could have raised about $373.6 million and bought roughly 5,426 BTC in a single day. $373.6 MILLION PER TRADING DAY. 12X THE BITCOIN MINING SUPPLY. THIS IS THE BITCOIN SINGULARITY:

@Eric_BIGfund @matteopelleg Am I wrong, or does he have close to 1 million Bitcoin already 🤔

@matteopelleg He will never have close to 1M Bitcoin. $MSTR has ~ 55 million shareholders.

What is Saylor going to do with 1M bitcoin? Does anybody know?

@maxkeiser 😂

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@AdamBLiv Remember when Andrew Tate pledged that he’d buy a million worth of BTC every time Saylor announced a new purchase? I wonder how he’s doing on that

By the way, this isn't even including MSTR issuance lol, which is approximately 3:1 STRC. Over 1,000 Bitcoin in an hour is likely.

SAYLOR BUYS 434 BITCOIN IN ONE HOUR I TOLD YOU ALL STRC WAS THE BITCOIN SINGULARITY THIS IS THE ENDGAME

@saylor Dear lord

Strategy has acquired 17,994 BTC for ~$1.28 billion at ~$70,946 per bitcoin. As of 3/8/2026, we hodl 738,731 $BTC acquired for ~$56.04 billion at ~$75,862 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

@AdamBLiv I’m loaded up on ASST. I’ll be fine 😒

🔥WORLD WAR 3 FOREPLAY IS HERE🔥 Trump is on Truth Social demanding "unconditional surrender" from Iran like it's a divorce settlement. Israel hitting Tehran oil facilities over the weekend, plumes of smoke visible from space. Iran lobbing missiles at U.S. bases, Gulf states, Lebanon spillover. The Strait is effectively dead because no sane captain wants their VLCC turned into a coral reef. Markets are pricing in weeks, maybe months, of this chaos. Jobs report? Unexpected drop of 92k in February, because who wants to hire when gas is about to cost more than your mortgage payment? Russia and the sanctioned crew are probably popping champagne in the shadows. Their discounted barrels? Suddenly premium. Shadow fleet tankers that were once pariahs are now the cool kids. China’s hoovering up whatever scraps make it through, laughing all the way to the refinery. U.S. consumers are soon staring at $5–$7 gas and wondering why their 401(k) looks like it got mugged. If this drags on, we get stagflation on steroids: energy shock + supply-chain Armageddon + central banks paralyzed. While AI continues to disrupt virtually every industry at record pace. Stocks could easily shed another 5-10% before anyone blinks. This clown world of March 2026: Oil is the new VIX. Geopolitics is the only earnings call that matters. And World War Three? It's not here yet, but it's definitely in the group chat, sending passive-aggressive memes about chokepoints and unconditional surrender. Your portfolio's about to learn what "risk-off" really means when the risk is thermonuclear.

@AdamBLiv I have a reminder pop up every 5 days reminding me to repeat the words in my head a few times 😄

Does anyone else stare at their seed phrase written on the back of a receipt from 2021 and realize it’s the only thing between you and eating your neighbors when the reset hits? Normies out here diversifying into index funds and therapy while you’re one EMP away from becoming the Bitcoin warlord of rural America. Your 12 words are the new Rosetta Stone for whatever inbred mutant society crawls out of the ashes.

@AdamBLiv Thanks for posting. We need more volume out there. If only more ppl were aware of this strategy we could tighten those bid asks a bit 👍

6x BITCOIN RETURNS?!? HOW I PLAN TO GET FILTHY RICH WITH ASST LEAPS! This is not financial advice. This is financial entertainment. I am buying January 2028 ASST LEAPs like crazy. Bitcoin is down almost 50%. Why do I like this entry? Because ASST has almost 50% Bitcoin amplification. Discount to NAV included. mNAV rerate potential. If Bitcoin just gets back to it's all-time high by 2028, I get FILTHY RICH. If Bitcoin drags along the Power Law floor, I still make money. This is HOW:

@AdamBLiv 1971 was the break-up text. 2020 was when the ex showed up at the wedding, stole the cake, and put it on a government-subsidized tab

1971 was the first death rattle of our civilization. The response to COVID in 2020 was the second. 1971 removed the external constraint and 2020 removed the internal one. COVID gave the state and central bank political permission to use fiat elasticity at full scale, trillions in deficits, trillions in interventions, trillions in emergency claims on future production. Look at the divergence. From 2019 to 2024, real GDP grew from about 20,716 to 23,358 billion chained 2017 dollars, a gain of roughly 12.8%. Over roughly the same period, real median weekly earnings for full-time workers rose from 358.75 to 369.5, a gain of just 3.0%. Output moved one way. The worker barely moved at all. The economy can be flooded with money, credit, transfers, guarantees, and deficit spending, yet the median worker still does not meaningfully catch up in real terms. The machine can levitate nominal income while failing to restore purchasing power. Even the wage data tells on itself. Average hourly earnings in the private sector rose from $28.38 in December 2019 to $35.69 in December 2024, a nominal increase of about 25.8%. But CPI rose from 258.630 to 317.604 over the same span, about 22.8%. That means a huge share of the “gain” was simply inflation chewing through the paycheck before it ever reached the household balance sheet. And if you deflate against the broader GDP deflator instead, the picture still is not some great worker renaissance. GDPDEF rose from 104.516 in Q4 2019 to 126.450 in Q4 2024, about 21.0%. So nominal wages rose, yes, but nowhere near enough to justify the triumphalist story that post-COVID policy “worked” for the median person in any deep structural sense. Meanwhile, debt exploded. Total public debt outstanding was about $22.72 trillion at the end of 2019 and about $35.46 trillion by the end of 2024, an increase of roughly $12.7 trillion, or about 56%, in five years. By September 2025, gross federal debt was $37.4 trillion, with debt held by the public at $30.1 trillion. Now we're at $38.85 trillion and on pace for over $50 trillion of debt by the time Trump leaves office. CBO’s January 2025 baseline projected debt held by the public to rise from about 100% of GDP in 2025 to 118% of GDP by 2035. That is why COVID was the 2nd 1971 Moment. 1971 told the world the dollar would no longer be disciplined by convertibility. 2020 told the world it would no longer be disciplined by restraint. After that, the game changed. Sovereign debt could rise at emergency speed, deficits could be normalized at peacetime scale, and every new problem could be met with another round of issuance, accommodation, transfer, and narrative management. The constraint moved from economics to politics, and politics has no stopping rule. This is why the current moment feels so unstable. You have a system where real output rises, financial claims multiply faster, debt compounds, interest expense eats a larger share of the state, and the median worker is told to celebrate because the number on the paycheck is bigger than it was five years ago. CBO’s baseline has net interest at about $952 billion in 2025, rising to roughly $1.8 trillion by 2035. Debt held by the public is projected to break the old WWII record as a share of GDP by 2029. This is the architecture of a state being slowly eaten by its own financing costs.

@AdamBLiv Bought my 2028 ASST/MSTR LEAPS. Let’s Go!!!

The Bitcoin bear case made more sense when Bitcoin was getting choked by custody concerns, treated like radioactive waste by institutions, lacking ETF rails, lacking accounting clarity, lacking sovereign and corporate precedent, and lacking capital markets wrappers. Now? Now you’ve got spot ETFs vacuuming up supply, public companies turning themselves into Bitcoin acquisition vehicles, credit products being built around it, deeper custody infrastructure, more sophisticated treasury integration, and broader political normalization. Structurally, the asset is more investable, more legible, more collateralizable, and more systemically integrated than at any point in its history. We are still in the early innings of Bitcoin.

@MSTR_Today @thepowerfulHRV Would you recommend trading into STRF from STRC at this point to get 3 months yield then pop back into STRC afterwards?

@thepowerfulHRV Closer and closer to snapshot

$STRC is on track for a record-high volume day. $114M in volume, all above par ($100), only 37 minutes into the trading day. 🤯 What is going on?