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David G. Divoky 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 ✈️

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Husband | Father | Prof. & Ops guy by day | #avgeek by night | "An airplane flies on its own; as pilots, we simply converse with it." - Chuck Yeager

Seattle, WA Katılım Haziran 2009
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David G. Divoky 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 ✈️
@michael_saylor Resolve to think like an optimist, no matter what happens in life. My father-in-law once told me that "life is not what happens to you, but how you react to it". Some wise words there!
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
🔥MY TOP 3 FAVORITE BITCOIN EARLY RETIREMENT STRATEGIES🔥 Bitcoin doesn’t pay monthly bills, but neither does your dying 60/40 portfolio while inflation quietly harvests your organs. In this video, I break down my top 3 favorite Bitcoin retirement strategies: 1. Selling Bitcoin strategically, or borrowing against it to avoid triggering taxes 2. Using STRC, STRK, and SATA for Bitcoin treasury income 3. Selling covered calls and cash-secured puts on MSTR and ASST to harvest volatility like a deranged income farmer The old retirement model says buy bonds, clip coupons, and hope the Federal Reserve does not turn your savings into decorative napkins. The Bitcoin retirement model says hold hard money, build cash flow around it, and make volatility pay rent. None of this is financial advice. It is educational content for people who would prefer not to retire into a government spreadsheet full of lies:
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David G. Divoky 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 ✈️
@AdamBLiv You thought Bitcoin was an investment, but it turned out to be a doorway into questioning almost everything you were taught about money, economics, and the modern financial system.
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Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
You start reading weird books. You buy “The Bitcoin Standard” and then “The Fiat Standard” and then you accidentally end up reading Murray Rothbard, and then somehow you’re reading Mises, and then it’s 11:47 PM on a Tuesday and you’re 340 pages into “Human Action” and you’re highlighting passages about praxeology and your wife comes downstairs and asks if you’re coming to bed and you say “in a minute” but you don’t come to bed for two hours because you have just discovered that everything you were taught about economics in college was wrong, all of it, every single sentence, and now you can’t go back, you can never go back, you have been orange-pilled in a way that goes deeper than money, you have been epistemologically orange-pilled, you now believe that John Maynard Keynes was a charlatan and the gold standard was actually fine and the income tax is theft and you can never say any of this out loud at a dinner party ever again.
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Anatoli Kopadze
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·
instead of watching 2 hours of Netflix tonight, watch this Stanford lecture it's the clearest explanation I've seen of how ChatGPT and Claude actually work useful whether you've never touched AI in your life or have been using it every day for the past year I took the key ideas and turned them into a practical guide on how to actually get 100% out of Claude find it below
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David G. Divoky 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 ✈️
This is the kind of signal that completely breaks people’s brains because it forces them to zoom out beyond the emotional chaos of the current candle. Bitcoin at 1.28x the 208-week moving average has historically been the zone where conviction gets transferred from weak hands to long-duration capital. Not tourists. Not leverage junkies. People willing to think in four-year cycles instead of four-hour candles. And the really important part is this: The 208WMA itself is not flat. It’s compounding upward at +27.44% YoY. That means the “floor” beneath Bitcoin has historically behaved less like a static support line and more like an exponentially rising adoption curve. Every cycle, price violently overshoots it, collapses back toward it, sentiment dies, and then the underlying network monetization keeps grinding higher anyway. The asymmetry becomes absurd at these compression levels because downside psychology is screaming “death,” while the long-term data is quietly saying: fixed supply, growing monetary adoption, rising base trend, historically perfect forward win rate at this zone. That’s why these moments never feel bullish in real time. If they did, there would be no opportunity. The market has to emotionally exhaust participants before repricing scarcity higher. And meanwhile the 208WMA just keeps climbing like a machine powered by time preference collapse, global liquidity decay, and human beings slowly realizing fiat is engineered to leak value forever.
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Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
I just ran the numbers on Bitcoin's returns whenever it traded around 1.28x its 208-week moving average. Why does that matter? Because today Bitcoin is basically sitting right there. Current BTC price: $76,428 Current 208WMA: $59,712 Price / 208WMA: 1.28x That means Bitcoin is only trading about 28% above its four-year moving average. Historically, this has been where the market looks dead, tourists are gone, leverage has been cremated, and the patient psychos quietly accumulate coins from people who lost the ability to think beyond next Friday. Here’s what happened historically whenever Bitcoin traded around this same 1.28x level. 1-year forward return: Average: +160% Median: +109% Win rate: 100% 18-month forward return: Average: +243% Median: +186% Win rate: 100% 2-year forward return: Average: +595% Median: +439% Win rate: 100% 3-year forward return: Average: +1,443% Median: +1,276% Win rate: 100% Read that again. Every completed historical instance where Bitcoin traded around 1.28x its 208-week moving average was positive 1 year later, 18 months later, 2 years later, and 3 years later. The median 3-year forward return was +1,276%. That is what happens when a monetizing asset with fixed supply gets compressed back near its long-term adoption curve and everybody with a six-month time horizon thinks the world ended. The funniest part? This is happening while the 208WMA itself has been one of the most absurdly bullish signals in financial history. The Bitcoin 208WMA has never had a down day in the dataset. It has never had a negative YoY reading. Its worst YoY growth rate ever was still +19%. Today, the 208WMA is still growing at +27.44% YoY. So while everyone screams about volatility, the four-year trend is still marching higher like a machine built by monks, math, and monetary trauma.
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David G. Divoky 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 ✈️
The funniest part is the people screaming “WHY PRICE DOWN?!” during consolidation phases are the same people who will call it “obvious” at $250K. Bitcoin has a long history of violently shaking out tourists before repricing higher. The market doesn’t owe anyone instant gratification just because Saylor bought another stack.
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Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
"HOW IS THE BITCOIN PRICE DROPPING WITH SAYLOR BUYING SO MUCH?!?!?" 😡😡😡😡 The emotions from the crybabies are on full blast today. Good heavens. Let me break it down for you. The reported spot BTC volume is roughly 3.0 million BTC per week right now. CoinGecko estimate BTC price: about $76,761 24h BTC trading volume: about $33.68B $33.68B ÷ $76,761 = ~439,000 BTC/day × 7 = ~3.07 million BTC/week CoinMarketCap estimate BTC price: about $76,642 24h volume: about $33.27B $33.27B ÷ $76,642 = ~434,000 BTC/day × 7 = ~3.04 million BTC/week So with two different sources, I can easily see that there is 3 million BTC of reported spot volume trades per week. Strategy just bought about 25k coins. 25,000 ÷ 3.04 million = 0.00822 So that is quite literally 0.822%. Meaning 25,000 BTC is about 0.82% of 3.04 million BTC weekly spot volume. Just give up and sell your Bitcoin already. I will buy it from you :)
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Marc ₿
Marc ₿@marc02200·
My friend just told me he has $300,000 in cash ready to deploy and this is what he is considering. $200,000 into $STRC at 11.5% annualized yield. That is $1,916 every single month in dividends while he does absolutely nothing. $100,000 into $MSTR and ride the next leg up with money he can afford to be patient with. One position pays his bills. The other builds his future. He asked me if I think he is making the right decision. What do you think?
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
🚀ASST MOON MATH🚀 I wanted to stress test ASST for 5 years with Strive buying Bitcoin using ONLY SATA, then funding the SATA dividends by selling Bitcoin. Basically, a handicapped common equity model. Assumptions: 100 BTC bought per business day 13% SATA dividend Dividend paid by selling Bitcoin No common dilution No debt Valued at today’s CEBE NAV multiple Starting point: 15,009 BTC, $495.95M preferred outstanding This isolates what happens when ASST common is funded by a 13% preferred cost of capital. Year 5 results: $100k BTC: negative CEBE $150k BTC: $20.16 $200k BTC: $74.89 $300k BTC: $186.91 $500k BTC: $415.52 SATA is not free capital. It is a 13% senior claim attached to the balance sheet. So the common equity outcome becomes a race between: Bitcoin appreciation + BTC accumulation versus the preferred dividend drag. If BTC underperforms, the wrapper fee starts eating common alive. If BTC performs, existing fixed-dollar claims compress in BTC terms while the treasury keeps compounding. That is why the model gets ugly under $150k BTC, starts working around $200k, and gets completely feral at $300k+. The common shareholder should see a capital structure stress test. Bitcoin compounds, and each issued dollar claim stays fixed. That spread is the trade. And remember, this model is intentionally handicapped. It assumes: No ASST issuance, no debt, no alternate dividend funding, basically no other tools in the toolkit. It only assumes 126,000 BTC purchased gross over 5 years, funded through SATA. At $500k BTC by 2031, this model puts ASST around $415.52. That is nearly a 25x from today’s $16.79. Pretty crazy numbers, especially considering this version forces them to sell Bitcoin every day to pay the dividend. I think they accumulate more than 126k BTC gross over time, and I doubt dividends are funded entirely through BTC sales forever. But even in this brutally handicapped version, if Bitcoin hits $500k by 2031, the common equity starts looking absolutely deranged.
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Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
🔥BUY BITCOIN OR GET CRUSHED - THE WEALTH GAP IS ABOUT TO EXPLODE🔥 This is, BY FAR, the most EFFECTIVE and SUCCINCT ORANGE PILL I have ever recorded. The U.S. owes $38.95 trillion, the money printer has no off switch, and the top 1% owns 634x more wealth per person than the bottom half. In this episode I walk through the Cantillon effect, the debt-devaluation cycle, and why your 401k is a participation trophy in a heist that's already in progress. Kevin Warsh is about to inherit a flaming bag of fiscal dog shit on a porch made of kindling. The choice is simple: Own scarce assets or get slowly harvested by a system that thinks of you as a renewable resource. Buy Bitcoin and HOLD IT FOREVER.
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The wealth gap isn’t widening because the rich “work 634x harder.” It’s widening because the money gets printed closest to the asset owners first. That’s the entire game. The U.S. is drowning under $38.95 trillion in debt, and the only politically acceptable solution is silent devaluation. They can’t pay it back honestly, so they dilute the currency slowly enough that most people mistake collapse for “inflation.” Meanwhile: • Stocks inflate. • Real estate inflates. • Hard assets inflate. • Your wages crawl. • Your savings evaporate. And the average person is told to celebrate a 7% 401(k) return while housing, healthcare, insurance, and food compound faster than their portfolio. That’s not wealth building. That’s monetary treadmill maintenance. The Cantillon Effect is not theory anymore. It’s your grocery bill. It’s your rent. It’s why a teacher with a master’s degree feels poorer than a plumber in 1987. Kevin Warsh, or whoever inherits this monetary landfill next, isn’t walking into an economy. He’s walking into a debt-soaked demolition site where every solution requires more printing, more suppression, and more distortion. The system does not view you as a citizen. It views you as yield. Own scarce assets or become the collateral. Bitcoin is the exit hatch. Buy it. Hold it. Ignore the noise.
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@AdamBLiv The game changed. Asset owners figured it out first. Everyone else is still trying to save fiat coupons in a system designed to debase them. Own scarce assets or become the collateral. Specifically Bitcoin.
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Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
The lower and middle classes are being boiled alive in a monetary crockpot and half the country is arguing about whether the frog has a “victim mentality.” Own assets or get crushed, kids. Specifically BITCOIN.
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David G. Divoky 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 ✈️
Yup! Grandpa bought a house on one income because the dollar still meant something. You’re financing groceries on a credit card while CNBC explains that 3% inflation is “healthy” and BlackRock is buying entire neighborhoods like it’s Monopoly with a money printer. They told your grandfather to save dollars. They tell you to “manage expectations.” One generation climbed a ladder. The next inherited the bill. The craziest part is they convinced people the problem is generational weakness instead of monetary decay. A civilization cannot debt-print forever and still expect 25-year-olds to feel optimistic about the future. Bitcoin isn’t rebellion. It’s monetary self-defense.
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
Grandpa came home from Korea, used the GI Bill to get a degree at a state school for $400 a year, married Grandma at 22, and bought a starter home in 1958 for less than what you spend on a used Hyundai. You came home from a $180,000 liberal arts degree, moved into your parents' finished basement, and your dating app bio says "Netflix & Naps". The trauma is monetary. You just haven't been told yet. Bitcoin is freedom.
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
🔥MAKE 300% PER YEAR INCOME SELLING ASST PUTS?!? OMG WOW!🔥 Today we’re selling puts on ASST, because apparently the stock market has decided that comedy, risk management, and emotional self-harm should all share the same brokerage tab. In this video, I break down how selling cash-secured puts works using a real ASST options chain example. Selling the $17 put while the stock is trading around $16.89, collecting roughly $1.00 per share in premium, and putting up $17,000 in collateral for 10 contracts. That is about $1,000 in premium in roughly 5 days. Which annualizes to a number so violently stupid it should come with a priest, a lawyer, and a pre-filled apology letter to your future self. I cover: How selling puts actually works Why premium can look insanely juicy How breakeven works after premium received What happens when you get assigned Why assignment is not always a disaster How to run the Wheel Strategy after assignment How selling covered calls can generate more income Why 300% annualized returns are NOT “free money” And of course why the market is not your friend, your mentor, or your rich uncle:
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Bitcoin Teddy
Bitcoin Teddy@Bitcoin_Teddy·
Bitcoin has now crossed 20,000,000 BTC mined. The final 1M BTC will take another 114 years to mine.
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David G. Divoky 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 ✈️
The real reason Bitcoin terrifies the political class is because it exposes the scam in plain English. An entire generation did everything they were told. Go to college. Take the loans. Work hard. Save money. Trust the institutions. And after all that, they can barely afford rent while the currency loses purchasing power faster than they can earn it. So when a 29-year-old looks at Bitcoin, they’re not seeing a “get rich quick scheme.” They’re seeing the first financial lifeboat that doesn’t require permission from the same people who sank the ship.
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Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
Imagine being 29 years old with $74,000 in student loans for a degree in strategic communications, paying $2,150 a month for a one-bedroom in a city you don't even like, and watching a 71-year-old senator who has been in office since the Reagan administration go on television and explain that crypto is a scam used by criminals while he votes to send another $61 billion overseas, and somehow you're supposed to think the problem is your avocado toast consumption.
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW? There are lots of companies in the S&P 500 who don't make HALF in PROFIT for an ENTIRE QUARTER for what Strategy just absorbed in THREE HOURS.
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Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
🔥STRC BITCOIN SINGULARITY IS HERE🔥 In three hours, STRC has $651 million of trading volume. That is $3.61 million of trading volume PER MINUTE. Last month they captured 80% of the volume and bought Bitcoin with it. Assuming the same capture rate, that is $521 MILLION raised in 180 minutes. YES. $2.9 MILLION into Bitcoin... EVERY SINGLE MINUTE. That is Strategy buying ~35.8 BITCOIN PER MINUTE today. Miners produce about 0.3125 BTC per minute. So this pace is roughly 114x new Bitcoin issuance per minute. This is INSANE buying pressure. STRC and SATA are going to drive Bitcoin to $1,000,000 over the coming years.
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In a fiat system, the average “financial advisor” often just helps you optimize your exposure to a melting ice cube of bonds, index funds, and inflation-adjusted disappointment. Bitcoin changes the equation because it forces people to actually understand money, scarcity, and self-custody instead of outsourcing conviction to someone whose incentives are tied to keeping you in the legacy machine. The hard part is that once you see it, you can’t really unsee it.
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Documenting Saylor
Documenting Saylor@saylordocs·
Samson Mow, “In the age of Bitcoin, having a financial advisor is like saying the McDonald’s cashier is your nutritionist.”
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Turns out the “cult” was simply paying attention to supply, demand, structural Bitcoin exposure, and a capital market machine most people still don’t understand. The funniest part is watching critics confidently declare impossibilities, only to have the market reprice them in real time.
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
Metaplanet CRUSHIN’ over in Japan. +12.92%!!! I am very excited to hold many shares of the Japanese hotel company on the way to $1,000,000 Bitcoin! WE ARE JUST GETTING STARTED, KIDS.
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
@TeddyBitcoins Maybe, but buyers are front-running expected future demand. STRC is the driver.
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Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
The main driver of $BTC demand now comes from fixed-income investors buying $STRC to capture an 11.5% yield. But the yield can only be paid if an ever-increasing number of investors buy into the Ponzi. The more investors who buy in, the more who need to buy in to keep it going.
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