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@TheBlockRunner i am essentially arguing that, yes.

Knots 29.3 is currently the #1 most popular Bitcoin client version. I have seen zero evidence or proof of Sybil Knots nodes, have you?

34% of the entire Bitcoin block space is being used for worthless "inscriptions". Houston, we have a problem. wtfhappenedinfeb2023.com

He caught ethereum:0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce on day three and rode it to millions. Now @iambroots says @natgmi is the only new coin he's backed with that same conviction. We sat down to talk about his moon math, why he believes Bitcoin needs ethereum:0x249130f5e2dd4cf278180c0df8273f3592ad1247, and the only three coins he's held through the entire cycle. 👇 Bitcoin Is Dead Without ethereum:0x249130f5e2dd4cf278180c0df8273f3592ad1247 | A ethereum:0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce Millionaire's Bold Bet | MoonKing #322 We sat down with MoonKing, a trader who has been in crypto since 2013, long enough to watch entire cycles be born, die, and get reborn under a new name. Most people know him as the meme coin guy, the one who rode Shiba Inu from a tiny Uniswap pool to life-changing money. What we wanted was the story underneath the gains, and how a self described degen ends up with real conviction in @natgmi. He takes us back to day three of ethereum:0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce, when it was just a dogecoin:native killer tagline and a couple hundred people in a Telegram. He walks us through the crash that nearly rugged it, the morning he looked at his phone during a walk to the park and sprinted a mile and a half home, and the week so volatile he needed Benadryl to sleep. It is a story about fast wealth and how few people are actually built to hold it. From there, he gives us his framework. He calls it moon math, the simple act of asking what a coin has to do to reach a target people can actually picture, because a believable number is what lets a community hold through the boredom. He explains why he now teaches people to take profit and still keep a moon bag, a lesson he learned the hard way by leaving a fortune on the table. And he draws a sharp line between the class of 2017 that knew how to hold and the pump era that trained everyone to sell in seconds. Then we get into ethereum:0x249130f5e2dd4cf278180c0df8273f3592ad1247. He is not a technical person, but he is a marketer, and he tells us exactly what he thinks the token is missing. Not adoption, not the math, not the miners already signaling. It is controversy. He argues that the safest way to be ignored is to play the hero, and that the version of a story that actually spreads is the uncomfortable one. We talk through the billion-dollar threshold that would force the loudest Bitcoiners to finally weigh in, why Adam Back dismissing it without looking is the exact mistake that ends up mattering, and why a token that helps Bitcoin instead of competing with it is a narrative almost nobody knows how to sell yet. What stays with us is his read on attention itself. He has watched every cycle reward the thing people could not stop arguing about, from @ethereum against Bitcoin to every meme that got called a scam on its way up. That being right and quiet is not a strategy, and that conviction only compounds when other people are forced to react to it. @natgmi is one of only three coins he has held from a bear market into a bull market, and he has only ever bought more. That is not a price call, it is a bet on how long a real idea can be ignored before the market has no choice but to look. If he is right about how this plays out, the interesting part was never the coin. It was who gets to decide what Bitcoin is allowed to become next.