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@JoshMandell6 The beginning of RICS @JoshMandell6

And here I was thinking Maduro is a stablecoin with privacy protocols.

@BritishHodl @mitchellaskew @metaplanet @dylanleclair @APompliano @GoingParabolic British c’mon chap

@mitchellaskew @metaplanet @dylanleclair MetaPlanet will not be the number 2 holder of Bitcoin. I wish them well though - as I've stated many times I'm an investor, the Asian money just won't get it done for 2nd spot. I believe @APompliano and @GoingParabolic are already ahead of them, and they launched last week.

.@BritishHodl 'LOL'ing at the idea of @metaplanet becoming the 2nd largest corporate Bitcoin holder when competing against the likes of Twenty One, Nakamoto, etc. @dylanleclair accepting the challenge What do you think? Me personally, I wouldn't bet against them. Metaplanet's consistent execution (multiple quarters of >100% BTC Yield) has put them into the S-Tier of Bitcoin Treasury Companies. I may change my tune if/when $XXI & $NAKA begin executing. But right now the momentum is with $MTPLF My friend @CalebFranzen always says "it's better to be late and right than early and wrong" -- I think that's very applicable to BTC-TC's Companies that have consistently and transparently increased BTC per Share are the ones you should take serious I think Twenty One, Nakamoto, and others will get there -- but proceeding with caution in the meantime

@ActuallyClimber Gematria and numerology at play @ActuallyClimber metaplanets destiny is written in the stars

Mine too! I remember that over the past few months, Metaplanet held the following number of Bitcoin: 5000 5555 8888 10000 11111 12345. Very memorable and brilliant execution! People who don’t see the value in a memorable journey will miss out.

@LynAldenContact @JoshMandell6 Bless you @LynAldenContact

Well, that escalated quickly. My Nothing Stops This Train keynote from Vegas has 200,000+ views on YouTube after the first week. youtu.be/Giuzcd4oxIk

@dylanleclair I appreciate the numerology @dylanleclair

Metaplanet Accelerated 2025-2027 Bitcoin Plan, Issuance of 555m Shares via MS Warrants to Raise ~$5.4 Billion Full Presentation: contents.xj-storage.jp/xcontents/3350…

@AdamBLiv LFG! @AdamBLiv

Metaplanet just lit the match! 555 million moving-strike warrants. Five point four billion dollars of dry powder locked, cocked, and aimed directly at the global Bitcoin supply. This is corporate financial engineering so advanced that it makes Goldman Sachs look like they’re selling used cars at a strip mall. Moving-strike warrants ABOVE market means they’re literally selling future upside to fund present Bitcoin acquisition, while avoiding the peasant game of debt service, interest expense, or repayment schedules. If the price rises, more warrants get exercised, more Bitcoin gets bought, more supply gets removed, more price goes up, and on and on we go, until your children are begging to buy 0.000001 BTC on a government ration card. This is INCREDIBLE to behold. Congratulations, @metaplanet!

@LeeWinbush It really has been so far 😅

Was it really that easy??? 🥺

@BitMasterK @npc72615 Maybe never again

@npc72615 2026 imo. Maybe super early 27

“We’re about to retest $84k.” Yep… Totally… Whatever you say, man. 😂 $BTC $MSTR

@FiatHawk Thank you @FiatHawk

Elon, WAKE UP: Fiat Money Is Starving the Future Elon’s right: Collapsing birth rates are a crisis. But Elon is missing the root. Fiat money is killing families. You want babies? Fix the money. Don't believe me? Keep reading. Civilizations die not with a bang but with a whimper, the quiet surrender of empty cribs, hollowed-out homes, and a generation that stopped believing in tomorrow. We are living through that surrender. The collapse is not coming. It is here. Fiat money is the poison. When central banks conjure currency from nothing, they steal time. Your labor, your savings, your future, all diluted. The middle class once thrived on single incomes. Now, two working parents scrape to afford rent, groceries, and maybe one child. The math is merciless. Fiat inflates prices, shrinks paychecks, and forces parents into a brutal choice: *Work or nurture*. You cannot do both. So we stop nurturing. This is not accidental. A system built on perpetual debt needs perpetual workers. More taxpayers, more consumers, more cogs. But when the cost of raising children outpaces wages, the machine starves. We’ve traded cradles for cubicles. Nihilism is the symptom. You watch billionaires launch themselves into space while you struggle to pay rent. It’s soul-crushing. And when hope dies, so does the desire to bring new life into a world that feels rigged. This isn’t abstract philosophy; it’s reality. In China, the “lying flat” movement has young people opting out of the rat race altogether. In the West, the “childfree” lifestyle is celebrated as a form of liberation. But let’s call it what it is: surrender. When you believe the game is unwinnable, you stop playing. And in this case, the game is the continuation of human civilization. Fiat money fuels this despair. It widens the gap between the haves and the have-nots, concentrating wealth in the hands of a few while the rest scramble for crumbs. When people lose faith in the future, they stop investing in it, literally and figuratively. Children are the ultimate investment in tomorrow. Without them, we’re cashing out on humanity itself. Then there are the culture wars. You’ve seen them: endless debates over gender ideology, identity politics, and the celebration of lifestyles that prioritize individualism over family. These movements don’t emerge in a vacuum. They’re funded by NGOs, think tanks, and foundations that thrive on the fiat system. Printed money flows into causes that undermine our traditional family structure. Take a step back, and it makes sense. A system that prioritizes short-term consumption over long-term growth doesn’t need families. It needs workers, consumers, and taxpayers, preferably without the “burden” of dependents. So, we get a culture that glorifies the childless life, where pets replace kids, and “freedom” means never having to sacrifice for the next generation. This isn’t a conspiracy; it’s incentives. Fiat money creates a world where immediate gratification trumps legacy. And legacy is built through children, through passing on values, knowledge, and hope. Without that, we’re just a generation of narcissists, tweeting our way to extinction. You might be thinking, “Wait, what about Africa and India? They’re having plenty of kids.” True, for now. But this misses the point. If you live in a country with collapsing birth rates, the fertility of distant nations doesn’t save your society from demographic implosion. Japan isn’t going to be rescued by Nigeria’s birth rate. Italy’s pension system won’t be propped up by India’s population boom. Moreover, these countries are just one generation behind. As they modernize, adopt fiat-based economies, and integrate into the global financial system, they’ll face the same pressures. Look at South Korea: in the span of a few decades, it went from poverty to prosperity—and now has one of the lowest birth rates on the planet. The pattern is clear: fiat money and modernity are fertility killers. We are animals in a trap, chewing off our own limbs to survive. The trap is fiat. The limb is our children. This is not a demographic shift. It is civilizational suicide. When a people lose the will to endure, to sacrifice, to hope, to create, they are already ghosts. The fix is not more subsidies or political slogans. It is killing the poison at the root: a money system that rewards the present at the expense of the future. Without honest money, there is no honest future. Without families, there is no society. The clock ticks. The cribs gather dust. Choose: Fight for a system that values life, or fade into the quiet.

@PlebSource Well alright then!

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@FiatHawk Always insightful and on point, thank you @FiatHawk

The Quiet War No One Admits They’re Fighting Power doesn’t cling to systems because they’re moral. It clings because they’re useful. The rich and powerful aren’t blind to Bitcoin, they’re paralyzed by the cost of acknowledging it. To embrace Bitcoin is to admit the game they’ve mastered is rigged, and worse, that the rigging is their own doing. The existing monetary system isn’t just broken; it’s a gilded prison. Those inside profit from its instability, its opacity, its endless elasticity. They lend what they don’t have, tax what they didn’t earn, and inflate away the debts of nations, all while pretending this is normal. But to call it corruption would force them to confess they’re not architects of order. They’re arsonists selling fire insurance. Bitcoin is a mirror. It reflects the fragility of a system built on trust in institutions that have repeatedly betrayed that trust. When money is separated from state, when it becomes immutable and scarce, the levers of control rust shut. The powerful know this. Yet they hesitate, not because they doubt Bitcoin’s potential, but because exposing fiat’s rot would unravel their own legitimacy. Consider the irony: many of these individuals privately admire Bitcoin. They see its resilience, its neutrality, its indifference to borders. But publicly embracing it would be an act of self-sabotage. To attack fiat is to attack the foundation of their influence, central banks, lobbying networks, the entire machinery of debt-based economics. Their wealth is tied to a system that rewards proximity to power, not innovation or merit. History is full of revolutions where the old guard pivoted to survive. But this isn’t a revolution of muskets and manifestos. It’s a silent migration of value, a rejection of permissioned money. The rich and powerful face a dilemma: adopt the tool that threatens their dominance, or cling to a dying paradigm and risk being remembered as its last caretakers. Their silence isn’t indifference. It’s strategy. Every day they delay is another day of extracting value from a system they know is terminal. But Bitcoin doesn’t negotiate. It ticks. It verifies. It outlasts. The reckoning isn’t about morality, it’s about mathematics. Those who built empires on controlled scarcity will falter when faced with true scarcity. Those who mastered manipulating narratives will wilt before a ledger that cannot lie. They’ll come for Bitcoin, eventually. But first, they must decide how much of their own corruption they’re willing to expose along the way.

@LizardWizardBTC That’s why I’ve enjoyed reading your writing

Given Bitcoin is inevitable from a physics point of view, I don’t understand why most discussions I see in the Bitcoin sphere are not more philosophical and metaphysical in nature.

@americanhodl8 Sell it? For doll hairs?!

“So you like got rich off bitcoin right?” I mean yeah kinda. “You should sell it.” Sell the thing that’s making me rich? “Yeah.”

@LizardWizardBTC This concept can be problematic because without your ego you have no shell, no outer barrier which keeps you one foot in the matrix and one foot out.

I think a lot of people in the Bitcoin space (myself included) have too much of an Ego, lol I need to focus more on ego-death

@LizardWizardBTC You need strength and confidence in this illumination. It’s a trick of this new age to discuss the concept of the ego death, and it often gets paired along with psychedelics.

@LizardWizardBTC Going back to ancient Egypt you have the Ka energy and the Ba energy and what combines or unites those is called the Aku. The Aku, or the echo, the frequency that bounces back, is also know as the ego. So in order to have true enlightenment you actually need ego.

@apsk32 @iam_sws This

@iam_sws Could be, and weird to think about. I bet US AI companies implement the resources efficiencies in DeepSeek, the models improve, and we get right back to compute limits driving prices.

DeepSeek's Bitcoin cycle top prediction: $180k-$220k, Oct.-Nov. 2025. I agree! I also agree with the caveats about blackswans, market macro, and institutional adoption potentially disrupting cycle behavior.

@LizardWizardBTC @BritishHodl @maxkeiser This guy gets it

@BritishHodl @maxkeiser No need for fear mongering. Bitcoin is bigger than any of us, including the current administration. It is inevitable. It is a force of nature.

Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is no more. Dead. We have the Strategic Digital Asset Stockpile now. Bitcoin is a Digital Asset. But a Digital Asset is not Bitcoin. Bitcoin is losing the lobbying battle. Twitter is its last hope. The shitcoiners have stormed the White House. Bitcoin will still pump should the recommendation follow through and they acquire more Bitcoin. But anything other than Bitcoin being involved is NOT a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Call it what it is. Bitcoin’s value is being diluted by having it be mixed up with all the shitcoins. The lawyers did a number on Bitcoin tonight. The United States of Shitcoins. Well done suits.

@PunterJeff @lindsaystamp3 This man knows what he’s talking about, let him cook

Okay, hear me out. Diamond kosher crystal salt (only) Salt steak 24 hours in advance & throw it in your fridge overnight (lots of salt, diamond kosher is the least salty salt) Take it out 2 hours before you cook to get to room temp Bake in oven at 275, until internal temp = 118 (use a leave in meat thermometer) Take out and let rest for 10 mins Get a fire going with cast iron or Big Green Egg roaring as HOT AS POSSIBLE, like 700+ Sear both sides of steak for 45 seconds, open flame is the best Eat the steak right off the grill. Don’t need to rest. This is called the Reverse sear. LOTS of time has gone into perfecting this method 🙌🏼

Nothing beats a ribeye from the butcher cooked medium-rare in a cast iron skillet amirite? 🤌🏼

@Mike__21__ @bitaxe Is this multiple units?