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@Osint613 Just like how they handled Hitler. Bunch of pussies.

For the record, to every European saying America is doing this for Israel: no. America is doing the dirty work Europeans were too scared to do, opening a strait your economies depend on because your governments couldn’t stomach confronting a radical Islamic regime that’s been holding the world hostage for years. This had to happen before messianic Islamists got nuclear weapons and ICBMs capable of hitting every city on earth. That clock was running. Someone had to stop it. That’s something you clearly don’t understand.

@Micro2Macr0 Never buy shit coins

Imagine being down 50% in your Bitcoin portfolio 7 weeks ago, then moving all of your money into $Silver, to chase that run, only to have it fall 50% afterwards. This is how people go broke chasing the next thing. Have PATIENCE!

@btc_overflow Bullish or not bullish for MSTR?

Forget mNAV. This is the key relationship that determines whether or not a Bitcoin Treasury Company's ATM issuance is accretive: MCap > (BTC NAV - Prefs - Debt + Cash)

@TheDejaKing @RedLineNewsUSA Black eyes obviously see this differently

@RedLineNewsUSA She literally had to jump the curb to hit these people, she chose to ram FORWARD over a curb into a crowd instead of reversing & leaving. I can understand her being afraid and feeling boxed in, but babe it was a choice to jump the curb to try & hit people — she’s going to JAIL 😭

🚨SHOCKING FOOTAGE shows the moment 20-year-old Kaydence Carpenter drove her Tesla into a crowd that had surrounded her vehicle in the early hours of Sunday morning in Lexington, KY.

@elonmusk As an attorney who’s in criminal court every day I see judges bend over backwards for minorities. No such empathy for white folks. And most of the judges are white.

Injustice

@Camp4 Great post! So well said. Makes me nostalgic, but also makes me look forward. Absolute digital scarcity will be extremely valuable in the future. Currently, there is only one absolutely scarce digital commodity. Own as much of it as you can.

One of my contrarian takes: Society peaked in the 80s, and it’s been in slow decline ever since. It was the last era of widespread optimism. You can feel it in the music and movies. “Excess meets innocence.” The 80s also mark the end of the analog world—local economies, in-person everything, and a certain forced simplicity. Malls, movie theaters, magazines, and BMX. Then, beginning in the 90s, came the tidal wave of tech: Mobile phones The internet Social media AI All incredible innovations, with lots of positives. But on the whole I think they’re *net negatives* for society. We replaced a finite, real-world experience with an infinite, digital one. Infinite information. Infinite comparison. Infinite distraction. Human’s aren’t wired for that, and you can see the consequences all around us.

@CanadianSatoshi @BTCoptioneer That was my conclusion. BTC in cold storage, fully locked and loaded MSTR and some stretch for present day cash needs.

@BTCoptioneer STRK is dumb at these levels. Just buy MSTR & STRC if you’re bullish. Get the common side upside AND a higher yield with STRC. Strike will have its time in the sun but not until significantly higher common share prices

$STRK is now yielding 10.7% $100K invested today would pay you $10,700/yr and grow to $300K in the next few years

MSTR just turned into a $42B Bitcoin vacuum cleaner 🧲 ~600,000 BTC worth of buying power. Whales see it. Funds see it. Who gonna “Front-run the infinite buyer.” Meanwhile supply on exchanges keeps shrinking… Soon only one direction left 📈 Wild times. $MSTR $STRC

$STRC dividend rate is the new Fed Funds Rate No need for FOMC meetings and cryptic statements from the Fed chair or other governors You can go look at Strategy’s website to see every metric in full transparency updated every 15 seconds. Assess the risk, the collateral, the VWAP, the overall financial health of the company and their products, and it’s adjusted monthly on a schedule. No vacations or time off or sick days. You cannot get this information from any bank or other company outside the Treasury Company space. Transparency to this level is non existent

$42B in BTC is a lot—Relentless demand.

@jacobkornbluh Enemy of USA

This exchange on Morning Joe re: Iran war ⬇️ Joe Scarborough: Is it a good thing that we're degrading Iran's military infrastructure? Yes or no. Schumer: “It's a premature question, what is going to happen in the next several months? … Is it worth it?”

@CleansedTweets Found ANOTHER retard😂

Nooooo we don’t want this. No one surely wants this.

@AdamBLiv It’s unfortunate we still have to be civil with idiots like Jason because they, somehow- despite their obvious inability to understand bitcoin and MSTR, have reach on this platform.

Hello Jason! The reason why you would buy MSTR over Bitcoin is for a reason called OUTPERFORMANCE. Strategy can use capital markets access to increase the amount of Bitcoin held per share over time. They also have access to debt at incredible terms not available to individuals. They also have the opportunity for crazy multiple expansion due to increased volatility during periods of high sentiment. There is also just the idea of leverage that leads to outperformance. Strategy has doubled Bitcoin's performance since the strategy started, even after a -75% correction. It really is pretty simple! :)

@d_1awrence Sooner. Much sooner. Once normies see, there will be mass panic and stampede through a very small door.

Strategy will be the most valuable company in the world by 2046! Over the next decade as we move into an AI driven world, people are going to look for safe assets to store their wealth, but importantly as AI disrupts the jobs market, they're going to look for guaranteed yields. Over the next few years, I think people will start to view products like $STRC as the only safe investments that can guarantee a return and more money will flow into it. The fixed income market is $156 Trillion. To accumulate just 1% of that market, $STRC will have to 1000x its volume in the coming years. But lets just assume that Bitcoin's CAGR is a bearish 20% and the demand for STRC increases just 3% month for the next 20 years (incredibly bearish considering the capital it's targeting). The numbers are insane..... End of 2026: 1.15 million BTC | Bitcoin ~$160,000 | Enterprise value ~$400B | Share price ~$1,000 (7x) 2030: 2.85 million BTC | Bitcoin ~$320,000 | Enterprise value ~$2.1T | Share price ~$5,000 (37x) 2035: 4.6 million BTC | Bitcoin ~$800,000 | Enterprise value ~$8.5T | Share price ~$16,000 (118x) 2040: 6.2 million BTC | Bitcoin ~$2.0 million | Enterprise value ~$26T | Share price ~$38,000 (280x) 2046: 7.5 million BTC | Bitcoin ~$4.8 million | Enterprise value ~$65T+ | Share price ~$85,000+ (625x+) 🤯 -------------------------------------------- Here's the thing - these models are really bearish! 👀 This is assuming that $STRC is going to capture $8.57T over the next 20 years. That reflects just 5% of the fixed income market AT ITS CURRENT VALUE! In 20 years time, if the fixed income market increases by 3% (very bearish), then it would be worth $281T $8.5T captured would reflect just 3% of the total fixed income market. I personally think they're going to capture more of this as they'll capture capital from the real estate market and retail retirees. As someone who believes that Bitcoin will capture EVERYTHING, I really struggle to process the numbers & what this means to Bitcoin holders long term. But no matter how bearish you make the projections, the numbers are insane. If you model it based on what Bitcoin has done in the past 10 years, the numbers just become fantasy. Strategy is our generations Berkshire Hathaway. You are not bullish enough! 🚀

@MaryBowdenMD American Universities who engage in practice of accepting foreigners over citizens may need to be considered enemies of the of the United States.

150 medical students from a single school in Pakistan just took residency spots from US medical students.

STRC $0.10 away from hitting $100 for more Bitcoin. This would be the fastest time back to $100 after a dividend record date by a factor by 4 full trading days. If it's not today, it is IMMINENT.

Expect huge buying pressure from @Strategy very soon. 👀 3 weeks left until the ex-dividend date. The last ATM program had only $1.98 billion left. I guess they will raise much more than this through $STRC in the coming weeks.

@MDBitcoin Great post. Judge needs people to think.

To all the gold bugs in my comments, It’s genuinely funny watching people worship a pet rock and call it monetary intelligence. I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what actually makes an asset superior across time. That’s the whole test. Not nostalgia or tradition. especially not “it worked for pharaohs.” I am asking you a basic question, Which asset is stronger in a world run by speed, code, and networks? If I gave you $10 million in gold, you’d need trucks, security, paperwork, and a jurisdiction willing to tolerate you. If I gave you $10 million in bitcoin, you could move it across the planet in minutes while sitting still. Gold bugs keep bragging about 5k years of history like that helps their case. By that logic, we should also go back to candles because they had a great run before electricity. History matters. But adaptation matters more. The world upgraded from letters to email, from horses to engines, from stores to cloud. The winning monetary asset also needs portability, divisibility, verifiability, and resistance to seizure. That’s why I take Bitcoin seriously. Because when I run the first-principles test honestly, gold starts looking less like timeless money… and more like a boomer relic with excellent marketing. In a network civilization, the superior asset is the one that moves at the speed of the civilization itself. Gold was built for "kings." Bitcoin was built for sovereign individuals. go study bitcoin boomers.

@PunterJeff @Strategy They’ll get in, but by then we’ll all be rich

Bullish case for Digital Credit: The DOMINANT US rating framework values Bitcoin as worth ZERO on the balance sheet Every dollar of dividend capacity has to pencil out as if the Bitcoin doesn’t exist Yet, @Strategy still have a B- rating. Should the Bitcoin be underwritten at a value > zero, the issuer credit rating should elevate, arguably to Investment grade (Adequate capacity / Strong Capacity) This is the SINGLE BIGGEST THRESHOLD to unlock large scale institutional capital. Pension funds, insurance companies, investment-grade bond mutual funds, Index IG funds, Bank collateral, etc. The ratio of US investment grade bonds to High Yield is roughly 5:1. You cross the chasm, you get access to the Big Leagues. For reference, recent 2026 deals: Google: $32B bond deal Amazon: $37B Oracle: $25B Honeywell: $16B