@TraderDad3@BTCBreadMan Of course he is, his account is monetized for engagement.
I hope he also puts his X money to buy more BTC. That's what I would do if I was monetized.
Almost everybody can afford to put $500-1000 into Bitcoin each month if they make it a priority.
Sadly, almost everybody is currently not making it a priority.
You lend me money at 11.5% so I can buy Bitcoin, which I believe will grow at 30%.
I sell some combination of securities to fund the dividend.
Worst case: I sell a little bit of Bitcoin if ST market conditions are tight in a multi-year bear market.
What’s the problem?
In Strategy’s earnings call, Michael Saylor admitted what we’ve been warning about for months: his company will soon SELL Bitcoin.
Remember the hundreds of times he told everyone to hold forever, and that his company would never sell Bitcoin under any circumstances? Those were the sneaky lies of a snake oil salesman.
Bitcoiners are slowly realizing they welcomed a Trojan horse as their leader, and now the entire house of cards is starting to topple.
@2dogs1chic What I don’t get is why Satoshi potentially reappearing to use his/her Bitcoin is such a big deal. The 1.1 mil aren’t excluded from the 21 mil when determining price, why should it be a problem if he shows up?
“Bitcoin only” is not tribalism.
It is a filter. Always ask:
Who controls supply?
Who got insider coins?
Who profits from issuance?
Does it work without a company?
Are buyers relying on promoters?
Most altcoins fail the test.
Bitcoin does not.
@BitcoinTeacher_@Alleninvests You don’t need to print more
You just gotta relax the loan policy against it just like loan today
Raise the ceiling
1:9 ratio 🥂
@Alleninvests Well they couldn’t print themselves out of messes. They’d have to do their job better
They couldn’t dilute your money and make it less valuable over time. It would only become more valuable.
It’s so so so so so different than a ♾️ fiat
If Bitcoin becomes the global currency
and a handful of entities control a massive % of supply
How is that not just a different version of centralization?
Engineers have an unusual edge in wealth creation.
Not because of the degree.
Because they think in systems.
Most people work inside a system.
A few build one.
Jensen Huang built the AI chip layer.
Jeff Bezos built the logistics + cloud layer.
Larry Ellison built the database layer.
Elon Musk built systems across payments, EVs, batteries, rockets, and manufacturing.
Michael Saylor built a corporate capital-allocation machine around Bitcoin.
Vicki Hollub, CEO of Occidental Petroleum built and runs large-scale energy systems.
Different people.
Same pattern.
The biggest fortunes don’t come from using the system.
They come from owning what everyone else depends on.
Own the system.
Own the economics.