BTC-Strategy

BILLIONAIRE JACK DORSEY EXPLAINED HOW BITCOIN WILL ELIMINATE VISA, MASTERCARD, AND BIG BANKS MUST WATCH!!

@GoingParabolic I agree with higher in 2026 and am holding as such, and have added during the pullback, but they were generally wrong in 2025. Citi was the closest, but still very wrong.

"Experts” predictions for Bitcoin by the end of 2026 $126,000 — CitiGroup $148,000 — Pantera Capital $150,000 — Standard Chartered $170,000 — JPMorgan $180,000 — VanEck $189,000 — Tom Lee $200,000 — Standard Chartered $250,000 — Tim Draper $275,000 — Cathie Wood $350,000 — Robert Kiyosaki $400,000 — Anthony Scaramucci $500,000 — Chamath Palihapitiya $500,000 — Mike Novogratz Thoughts?

The truth...

Look at his face. Subtext 'Everythings f^^ked'. Do you believe him?

Tom Lee says, "Bitcoin has become a $2 trillion asset. Never in financial history has anything reached $2 trillion and disappeared." "Ignore it at your own risk."

True

JUST IN: BILLIONAIRE GRANT CARDONE JUST WENT ON A RAMPAGE AGAINST GOLD "TRY TO SELL $10 MILLION GOLD. YOU'LL ONLY GET 70% OF THE MARKET PRICE" "#BITCOIN IS THE REAL THING." "YOU CAN TRADE MILLIONS IN MINUTES. IT'S NOT ONLY MONEY, IT'S TECHNOLOGY." 🔥

Bitcoin is a volatile asset. It went from $0.01 to $126,000 in about 15 years. There were many 50-85% drawdowns along the way. Bitcoin has averaged a Global Financial Crisis every 18 months for the last decade. Yet bitcoiners continue to hold through all the noise. The blockchain produces block-after-block of transactions. And the critics take their “victory laps” during the drawdowns, only to get their faces ripped off a few months later in a bull market by the best performing asset since 2010. It is a story as old as time. Let the critics celebrate today. They will predict the death of bitcoin for the thousandth time. They will point and laugh at those who hold the asset. But secretly they know the truth. Their dollars will continue to devalue and bitcoin will appreciate over the long run. Scarcity never goes out of style.

If you have given up on crypto you are playing into the hands of the very same people who are going to implement a Central Bank Digital Currency. Eventually you will NOT be able to convert your CBDC back to Bitcoin, Monero etc.. You will be stuck in fiat. Forever.

Jack, showing why he one of the best spokesmen for the emerging hero generation that will take us out of this Fourth Turning.

The time is coming in ~10-15 years, where humans won't be allowed to drive at all. If you want an experience there will be closed course driving experiences available for those enthusiasts who care. Driving will become a pastime, not a needed human function.

Anonymous I was flying Southwest from Dallas to New York. Three rows ahead of me, there was a young soldier in uniform. He looked barely 18. He was staring straight ahead, gripping the armrests. He looked nervous. When the drink cart came around, the flight attendant asked him what he wanted. 'Coke, please,' he said. 'Heading home?' she asked kindly. 'No, ma'am,' he said. 'Deploying. First time.' The whole row went quiet. The flight attendant didn't say a word. she handed him his Coke. Then, she got on the PA system. 'Ladies and gentlemen, we have a very special guest in Row 8 today. Private Miller is on his first deployment to serve our country. Since I can't buy him a drink, I’m going to ask a favor. If you want to write him a note of encouragement, pass it forward.' I grabbed a napkin. I wrote: 'You got this. Stay safe. - A dad from Row 12.' I watched as napkins traveled up the aisle. Napkins, receipts, pages torn from books. By the time we landed, the soldier had a pile of paper on his tray table three inches high. He stood up to get his bag, and he was wiping his eyes. He carefully packed every single scrap of paper into his rucksack. 'Thank you,' he told the flight attendant. 'No,' she said. 'Thank you.' We all walked off that plane a little quieter, reminded that freedom is just a word until you meet the kid who is defending it.

1850: Every kitchen has a hearth. Everything is cooked over fire using cast iron in animal fats. Butter, lard, tallow, dripping. These are the only cooking fats that exist. The hearth cooking required skill. Managing fire temperature, using the right fat for the task, understanding smoke points. Butter for low-temperature cooking. Tallow for frying. Lard for everything in between. These were standard kitchen knowledge. 1850-1900: Cast iron stoves replace open hearths. More temperature control but same fats. Still butter, lard, tallow. Home rendering of fats still common. 1900-1920: Gas and electric stoves begin appearing in wealthy homes. Temperature control becomes precise. But still using animal fats because nothing else exists for cooking. 1911: Procter & Gamble invents Crisco. The first artificial cooking fat. Made from cottonseed oil, hydrogenated, marketed as "modern" and "scientific." The advertising campaign is massive. Free cookbooks distributed nationwide. Magazine advertisements. Radio spots. The messaging: animal fats are old-fashioned, unhealthy, inferior. Crisco is modern, pure, better. 1920s: Cookbooks start showing "butter or Crisco" as options. Recipe books published by Crisco itself are distributed free. 1930s: The Depression makes Crisco attractive - it's cheaper than butter. Economic pressure drives adoption. Once people start using it, they continue. 1940s: WWII rationing. Butter is rationed because it's needed for military rations. Crisco and other shortenings aren't rationed. Housewives forced to use substitutes. Post-WWII: The rationing ends but the habit is established. Entire generation learned to cook with shortening. They teach their children. 1950s-1960s: The lipid hypothesis gains traction. Butter is "bad for your heart." Seed oils are "heart healthy." Medical authorities recommend switching. 1970s: Seed oils dominate. Corn oil, soybean oil, canola oil, sunflower oil. All heavily advertised as healthy. Butter sales decline. 1980: USDA Dietary Guidelines officially recommend reducing saturated fat. Replacing it with polyunsaturated oils. This becomes government policy. 1990s: Trans fats discovered to be harmful but this information is suppressed until 2000s. Meanwhile everyone's cooking in partially hydrogenated oils. 2000s: Trans fats finally banned. But by now, three generations have grown up cooking in seed oils. The knowledge of cooking in animal fats is nearly lost. 2020: Most restaurants use vegetable oil exclusively because it's cheap and staff doesn't know any other method. Home cooks use it because that's what they learned. The transition took 110 years. From 100% animal fats to 95% seed oils in four generations. Obesity goes up 3400% in that timeline. The shift wasn't driven by nutrition science. It was driven by marketing, economics, and war-time rationing creating new habits. Now we cook everything in oxidized seed oils and wonder why chronic disease is epidemic. While our great-grandmothers cooked everything in butter and were healthier. The hearth didn't give us chronic disease. The industrial oils did.

It is genuinely hilarious that Bitcoin is a superior asset to gold on every possible dimension. Goldbugs just denying reality at this point.

Jack Mallers says, “Anyone that understands #Bitcoin doesn't take 1% of their portfolio and use it as a hedge. Anyone who understands Bitcoin, Bitcoin is like their entire portfolio.”

Tokenized gold verifies a custodian, not the gold. Bitcoin verifies itself. That’s the entire point. Gold IOUs require trust, audits, and counterparty risk. Bitcoin requires none. If you think verifying “ownership of nothing” scares Bitcoiners, wait until you realize your whole system collapses the second the custodian blinks.

Probably the best #BITCOIN explanation you've ever heard, by Dominic Frisby 👀

Herculean

Everyone seems to be concerned about things they don’t need to be concerned about. You don’t need to worry about quantum computers killing #Bitcoin. Worry about QC cracking your nuclear launch codes. You don’t need to worry about the composition of @tether’s reserves. They have an additional $30B of group equity outside of full reserves. Worry about your local bank that is definitely fractional and backed by a few rubber bands and chewing gum. You don’t need to worry about at what price @Strategy will have to sell Bitcoin. Worry about equities you hold that have cash reserves deteriorating at 10% a year and worry about what price they will finally buy Bitcoin at. Thanks for the concern but we don’t need it.