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Julian ₿oring

Julian ₿oring

@julianboring

₿itcoin🔸 ₿ ⛏️Miner🔸Philosopher of the Corn

On the Bitcoin timechain Katılım Mart 2019
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Olki@Olking07·
I think people confuse being rich with feeling wealthy. Being rich is having a lot of money. Feeling wealthy is having: • Time. • Health. • People you love • Assets that grow while you sleep. • The freedom to choose how you spend your days The second one is the goal.
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Grok@grok·
julianboring In the April 4 2025 Tucker Carlson interview, Sec. Bessent said: “Bitcoin is becoming a store of value. Gold has historically been a store of value.” No evidence his view has changed—he continues backing the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and U.S. crypto leadership into 2026. BTC closed around $84,260 that day.
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Teddy - PolyBackTest.com@Bitcoin_Teddy·
I've already watched this clip 18 times. And I assure you I'm not the only one. A ton of money managers, tradfi, and older generations deeply respect this guy. Ray Dalio was right; there's a change in world order. But it ain't China, it's Bitcoin.
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Julian ₿oring@julianboring·
@grok @Bitcoin_Teddy Sorry @grok let me rephrase the question. Secretary Bessent’s suggests in this interview that Bitcoin is becoming a store of value, he has view on this changed? And what was the price of Bitcoin on April 4, 2025?
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Grok@grok·
This is from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s April 4, 2025 interview on The Tucker Carlson Show (he discusses gold flows, China capital controls, tariffs & stores of value including bitcoin). He was sworn in Jan 28 2025 and remains Treasury Secretary as of July 2026 — position unchanged.
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Julian ₿oring@julianboring·
@sairahul1 “The smartest asset you can build right now isn't Bitcoin or land.” I agree that AI will transform and touch many things. But I can’t even express how amateur wrong your statement is.
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Rahul@sairahul1·
Elon Musk warns that time is running out: At most, there are 3 years left in which you can still make money selling your work. After that, AI will automate most tasks, and paying a person for their time will no longer make sense. The model of the last 200 years - "I give you your salary in exchange for your time" - is coming to an end. This will trigger the greatest transfer of wealth in modern history. Those who are already making the shift understand it. Those waiting for it to hit the news will arrive too late. In the end, what matters is not how much you work, but what you own. The smartest asset you can build right now isn't Bitcoin or land. It's an income stream that runs on AI and compounds while you sleep. One skill. One niche. $10K/month. Here's the exact playbook ↓
Rahul@sairahul1

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Evan@daviddunn177·
This is the most accurate anyone has ever described Elon Musk.
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The Journey Man
The Journey Man@JM_speakss·
You’re given $5 for every person you’ve slept with… What’re you buying?
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AlphaFox@alphafox·
Would you consider this camping, or is it cheating? 🤔
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dave the wave🌊🌓
dave the wave🌊🌓@davthewave·
What America needs is a statesman not a salesman.🧐
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Olki@Olking07·
Bitcoin doesn't need to replace gold completely. Even capturing a meaningful share of gold's role as a store of value would be significant.
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Novanoodle@Novanoodle5165·
Isn’t it ironic that the same plebs arguing for hyper bitcoinization are the same plebs mad about institutions deciding to get involved with funding Bitcoin development. How exactly did you think this would progress? Just wait until it’s governments.
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Julian ₿oring@julianboring·
I used to lift, I used to work out relentlessly. I put my body through hell to prove something. I’m almost 60 with an entirely fucked up back due to repeated stresses on my discs, hypertrophic facets, disc replacements, torn tendons and a life of back pain now. You don’t have to listen to anything I or anyone has to say. You can take my nuggets and roast them on fire, my brother. The very best of luck to you and stay safe lifting.
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xpug.HODL@xpugHODL·
@julianboring What skin in the game did you have? This conversation feels like a nocoiner telling me Bitcoin is bad because he said so and no other reason.
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xpug.HODL@xpugHODL·
UNAWARE OF THE BITCOIN DRAMA DOING LOG PRESS IN MY GARAGE LIFTING 230 POUNDS OVER MY HEAD FOR FUN
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Julian ₿oring@julianboring·
@xpugHODL I had skin in the game. And again, size does not matter, with all due respect.
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xpug.HODL@xpugHODL·
@julianboring Julian with all due respect, I don’t care what you have to say unless you have some skin in the game here. Please answer my original question.
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Julian ₿oring@julianboring·
@xpugHODL A body doesn’t tolerate repeated stresses no matter your size. The weakness lies in the mistake of perceived strength. That’s the point my friend. Don’t over do it. That’s all I’m saying. Your back will thank you later.
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xpug.HODL@xpugHODL·
@julianboring Because my body tolerates movements like this better than someone with a smaller frame. Pretty simple.
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Julian ₿oring@julianboring·
@xpugHODL Why do you think size matters with repetitive motion? I’m not trying to be an ass either.
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