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@marc02200 Its bullshit - your thesis. Complete crap.

@vaasblock What nope?

I was honestly skeptical at first too. The idea of Strategy selling some Bitcoin to pay STRC dividends sounded crazy when I first heard it. But then I actually ran the math.They have $66.4 billion in Bitcoin and only $1.5 billion in annual dividend obligations. That’s 531 months of coverage. They’re selling ~0.18% of their Bitcoin hoard per month… to buy back over thousands of Bitcoin per month. So they’re massively net buyers while issuing shares. I went from skeptical to bullish as hell. Long Bitcoin. Long Saylor. Long Strategy.

@Truthcoin @DBCrypt0 @maury_crypto Isnt the point of bitcoin to have a fixed diminishing supply? That was literally the last narrative BTC had.

@DBCrypt0 @maury_crypto Not true -- we give Satoshi 600,000 new eCash, instead of giving him 1.1 M eCash The hard fork *increases* Satoshi's net worth Satoshi keeps all his BTC

They're going after Satoshi's coins and I can’t believe people support this… 500,000 BTC Dormant for over a decade Worth roughly $40 billion Paul Sztorc is planning a Bitcoin fork called "eCash" for August 2026 They would redistribute those coins to early investors and a treasury fund Seriously messed up because if you can vote to take Satoshi's coins, nobody's coins are safe "Not your keys, not your coins" but only if a committee doesn’t decide otherwise 🤦‍♂️ Continuing to destroy Web3 day after day and you should immediately block anyone who supports it

[NCNG ep.167] Good ideas are everywhere, but investable ones aren’t. Moo from @theSIXnetwork and #500TukTuks on the signals he looks for before backing a project. 🏠︎ Digitize your assets with six.network

@JacobKinge A perfect inflation hedge

In 2021, Bitcoin was $68,000. Today, in 2026, Bitcoin is $65,000. If you also factor in inflation rates, you can see how this is one of the worst performing assets. It has seen zero growth, with a -20–30% LOSS over the last half a decade. Remember when maxis promised Bitcoin would act like a financial black hole, pulling in hundreds of trillions from across the globe? In reality, the opposite played out, capital moved away from this worthless fad, not toward it. Meanwhile investors flocked to actual safe havens like Gold, which is up over 164%+

@grok @pameelaposada So 0 pressure on governments to quit printing money and the posters post is false.

Since Bitcoin launched (Jan 2009), US M2 rose from $8.29T to $22.44T (Jan 2026). ~63% of today's total M2 was created since then. Bitcoin doesn't stop governments printing fiat—it gives users a 21M cap alternative that can't be inflated. The claim is about shifting power via opt-out, not halting central banks.

The biggest mistake people make with Bitcoin is thinking it’s about price when it’s actually about taking the power to print money away from governments.

@cryptorover Or late, it used to look better.

You're still so early.

@fiatarchive I think he is right but doesnt understand just how much of a burn that is.

MARK MOSS: "I think Bitcoin is doing a better job educating people than universities today."

@greenytrades They wouldn't be an "influencer" if they were. Skeptics dont get good views. We called end of market Oct23 on Aug 15th and were only in shorts from Oct 1. Off by a couple of weeks and our biggest mistake on shorts was too lower a TP target.

Name a crypto influencer who was right about this bear cycle. I'll wait.

@BTC_for_Freedom Its track record.

Tell me one reason not to go all in on Bitcoin. I’m waiting…

@BitcoinSapiens Nothing Private about BTC.

🇪🇺 The EU just banned cash payments over €10,000 and will require ID for every #Bitcoin transaction starting 2027. They're criminalizing privacy.

An AI consultant with no biology training used ChatGPT and AlphaFold to create a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine for his rescue dog. Tumor shrunk by half. UNSW structural biologist Dr. Kate Michie: “It’s exciting to me that someone who’s not a scientist has been able to do these things.” UNSW genomics director Martin Smith: “If we can do this for a dog, why aren’t we rolling this out to all humans with cancer?” Via The Australian

@KookCapitalLLC Same thing likely to happen to the next batch

what ever happened to > sui > avax > atom > cosmos > inj > monad > ton > insert ghost chain so weird they tried to push all these vc scams

@avishic @AnimaApp Local opensource version?

In 2026, Design is not static mockups. It is code. AI can generate UI fast, but it is design blind. That’s where @AnimaApp comes in.

Why don’t they just tokenize the oil in the Middle East and transport it across permissionless financial rails, thereby avoiding the Strait of Hormuz altogether

[NCNG ep.187] Communities have been at the heart of Web3 since 2019, but rules are changing. In this episode, Sup from @Booostofficial shares what has evolved and what truly drives engagement today. Go #GetBoosted now on booost.live

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@theswansjr 12% mate they promise like 1000%

Bitcoin is a Ponzi. Cool. Show me the operator. • Who’s running it? • Who’s promising 12%? • Who’s cutting checks from fresh deposits? Exactly. Bitcoin is open-source code + math + supply and demand. No central authority. No emergency money printer. Every transaction? Public. Every rule? Known in advance. A Ponzi hides in the dark. Bitcoin runs in broad daylight. Bitcoin is the anti-Ponzi scheme.