1776 was a good year

@InvestWithD @MarkWarner I ask, why can't there simply be a ( stand alone ETHICS BILL) Why force it into the clarity act. Both sides of the isle need to create a " public office ethics bill" that encompass crypto, stocks, bonds , insider trading, commodities, futures , prediction markets and so forth!

@cnthinking @PeterSchiff @saylor You forget the part where many investors bought at $10.

@jalanfoster @PeterSchiff @saylor You don't mind being down 77% on the year?

Strategy has increased its USD Reserve by $225 million. As of 7/19/2026, we hodl ₿843,775 in our BTC Reserve and $3.2 billion in our USD Reserve. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

@PeterSchiff @saylor Funny, I don't feel sacrificed at all. Now, if I had loaned your bank money- that was shut down because of your pathetic management- then I would feel sacrificed.

@saylor Another week of needlessly sacrificing common shareholders to protect preferred shareholders without selling Bitcoin. You must be scared that there's not enough demand for Bitcoin to absorb your sales; otherwise, there is no excuse for purposely creating a negative Bitcoin yield.

@TonyLaneNV Just give them some food they will be your best friend

Two dogs were left completely alone in an Oklahoma apartment for nearly a week after their owners were deported - ICE picked the owner up directly from that apartment so they knew without question that those animals were inside, but no call was ever made to animal control. The apartment manager was the one who finally noticed something was wrong and made the call. By the time the animal welfare officer got there the place was destroyed - furniture chewed through, trash dug up, two terrified dogs cowering in the back bedroom trembling and barking. The officer made it clear his issue was not political - he said he would make the same call against any agency that left animals behind in that condition and that it is standard protocol to notify animal control any time an arrest leaves pets alone in a home. If you own animals and face any kind of uncertain situation there needs to be someone designated to care for them.

@MrHodl GD I swear Luke is mental.

So BIP110 is no longer about spam. It's about 0 day vulnabilitie. #Wonderweapon

According to @TheOpen & @RandA’s own Player Code of Conduct: PGA TOUR’s Rory McIlroy should be penalized for public criticism of fellow competitor Bryson DeChambeau of LIV Golf. This was a clear violation of sportsmanship never seen in a major championship.

@RealSkipBayless You're out of touch. Retire.

I love the way Rory blasted Bryson. Rory spoke as golf's most respected and outspoken voice and said what so many other players were thinking.

@MrHodl @saylor Buying paper Bitcoin and not securing it in a way that you have control is in essence adding leverage to Bitcoin.

@saylor Bro... As long as they're buying real bitcoin. The problem is I highly doubt they're buying real bitcoin.

Companies enable people to organize under law around a shared mission with greater efficiency, transparency, creditworthiness, scale, resilience, and continuity. For Bitcoin to succeed as a global monetary network, corporate adoption is necessary, inevitable, and welcome.

@DougAMacgregor This is misleading and you have framed it as such.

UPDATE: 14 Americans soldiers now confirmed KILLED in the Middle East.

@matteopelleg Yes, the most important thing--how to properly store your Bitcoin.

has luke ever been wrong about anything related to bitcoin?

@AdrianJordan Bullshit. He can't make money off of Bitcoin, but can make loads off of shltcoins.

CZ on Building on Bitcoin. he’s right unfortunately.

@MarketNews_Feed Who says trading and collateral aren't valuable use cases? These are "real world" activities.

THE VAST MAJORITY OF STABLECOIN ACTIVITY RELATES TO TRADING, DERIVATIVE COLLATERAL TRANSFERS, PROTOCOL MECHANICS, AND INTERMEDIARY ROUTING, WHILE ONLY 7% (APPROXIMATELY $350–$550B) REPRESENTS REAL-WORLD PAYMENTS ...

@XCOM79 @AdamSimecka Congrats, you are even more weird than Luke.

So, u just compressed 17 years of being under microscope into one paragraph… I am sure if we did this to you it would be brutal (shit pants at my bro’s wedding, arrested for solicitation, ER visit after smoking “fake Chinese synthetic trucker speed”, making out with a tranny, DUI, googling “toes” at work and getting caught, shipping farts in a can from an egirl to mother in law’s address accidentally) You get the point. None of those have anything to do with programming and being a good person at his core (no pun intended.)

They hate BIP110 because they can't control it. They hate Luke because they can't buy him.

@JohnEDeaton1 I can't believe that most of the folks replying to you can't understand that "doing nothing" creates a situation where what has happened will continue to happen.

After everything crypto has been through this past decade, the Clarity Act could die over ‘ethics concerns’? Simulation confirmed. You can’t write satire this good.

@EZESKOL @TedPillows You do understand that without Clarity Act, nothing changes and he will continue to prosper, right?

@TedPillows Ready to fail …. Trump doesn’t have the wisdom or balls to sign a bill where he and his family can’t fleece the system. He is NOT good for crypto…actually he will be the reason it won’t pass. The man is literally Kryptonite - everything he touches goes to shit.

🇺🇸 Crypto Clarity Act expected to be released today does not have Senate Democrat support, Politico reports. Not good friends. Not good.

@TedPillows Yeah sure, and the following always happens when things are bad, right? x.com/i/status/20778…

@Cointelegraph Senate, aka group of old people

🚨 BIG: The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution stating that Sam Bankman-Fried should not receive a pardon or any form of executive clemency.

@SenWarren I've never used "de-fi" but if we don't get some type of clarity on the "crypto laws" I'ma going to dive in head first.

Stablecoins pose risks to consumers & to our economy. They’re propping up one of the shadiest parts of the crypto world, DeFi, where consumers are least protected from getting scammed. Our regulators need to get serious about clamping down before it is too late.

@thereal__Gerry @SaP011 Right, he definitely should have killed the third like anyone else who had their family assaulted and terrorized would have done.

@SaP011 "he chased them into the street with his gun, killing two and wounding the third" - sounds not like self-defence...

It’s over. Italian Mario Roggero, 72 years old, has been sentenced to 14 years and 9 months in prison (and to a multi-million-euro compensation payout to the robbers’ families), effectively a life sentence at his age. A hardworking, law-abiding man who worked for 49 years without a single crime on his record. Now he faces jail for killing the robbers who attacked his family. He protected his wife and daughter from three violent thugs who had beaten and terrorized them. After yet another brutal robbery, he chased them into the street with his gun, killing two and wounding the third. The shooting happened after the robbers had left the shop and were fleeing, which is why the courts rejected the claim of full legitimate self-defense.
However, Mario maintains that he feared they might return or that they had taken his wife. This is the Italian justice system, a complete disgrace and a shameful failure.