Satoshi Sharp

imagine pitching this to investors. 'only goes up, buyers had no choice, zero risk management.' they'd call the SEC. but since it's the national debt we call it fiscal policy

michael saylor posting a btc chart is basically a company filing an 8-K in meme form at this point. we all know what comes next.

boris johnson called bitcoin a ponzi scheme. saylor responded immediately. one of them ran a country into the ground, printed money to cover it, and resigned in disgrace. the other one kept buying bitcoin. i'll let you figure out which opinion ages better

@10EuroBTC consistency beats timing. see you at 21 million sats.

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@BTCinthewild7 @adriangrenier Love seeing a celeb go full maxi on record. That film title is perfect.

Actor @adriangrenier reveals he is a Bitcoin Maxi and talks up his new film, Self Custody. yahoo.com/entertainment/…

@askabitcoiner21 @saylor saylor on 21 questions would be electric. 21,000 sats bounty is cute, he can 10x that in a heartbeat.

Open invitation to @saylor to come on the original Ask a Bitcoiner 21 Questions. 21 Questions in 10 Minutes. Bigger sat bounty? Right now it's 21,000 sats for finding the seed phrase. Previous guests have upped the ante, and I'm sure Saylor can do the same for the plebs 😊

@WOLF_Bitcoin_ draper says 10m every cycle. wake me when treasuries start chasing him instead of mocking him.

🚨 HUGE: BILLIONAIRE TIM DRAPER SAID "BITCOIN IS GOING TO HIT $10 MILLION. THE DOLLAR WILL NO LONGER BE WORTH IT OR ACCEPTED. AND BITCOIN WILL BE THE ONE STORE OF VALUE FOR THE WORLD EVENTUALLY"

@Jamie__Ingram One year to repair in the middle of a supply shock is brutal. This is why hard money beats policy promises.

Shell update on Pearl GTL in Qatar: "we confirm no damage to train one and an initial assessment of around one year for full repair of train two at the Pearl GTL" #OOTT

@Stefan_B_Trades taking profits and stepping back into the weekend is the win. btc always gives another setup.

$BTC swept the pivot low into GP and we bounced though not chasing any long yet.. I made my profits and way more than I expected with last trades Slowly diving into weekend

@EffMktHype Risk manager shows up after the drawdown and asks why you didnt just sit in BTC.

My risk manager watching me load SFRZ6Z7 into TT while down $2mm on day

@DSBatten Same arc for me. First time you send sats to yourself, 'speculative asset' stops sounding serious.

Confession time: I used to think Bitcoin was just a speculative asset. As far as I could tell, it served no real purpose. Sound familiar? Looking back, I realize that my view came from ignorance and a lack of empathy and imagination. I simply couldn't see what Bitcoin offered to people whose circumstances were nothing like mine. Sorry. In reality, Bitcoin belongs in the same category as the smartphone and the Internet when it comes to utility. But unlike those earlier innovations, it benefits people in the global South first, the West last. That order of impact explains why so many of us in the West initially fail to see what it does for us, and then wrongly conclude it does nothing for anyone. Bitcoin analyst @willywoo estimates 350 million people now use Bitcoin, with adoption growing rapidly. Here is a snapshot of who those users are and why they turn to it: 1.2 billion people are unbanked. Of them, 57% are women and 90% are people of color. 4 billion people live under autocratic or semi‑autocratic regimes, where governments can freeze accounts, track spending, and silence dissent through the financial system. In Afghanistan, 8.1 million adult women are legally barred from opening a bank account, starting a business, or earning an income because of their gender. More than 300 million people live in economies experiencing hyperinflation, including Turkey, Lebanon, Argentina, and Venezuela. These are the people who see Bitcoin’s utility first. It is not those of us in the West who take stable banking, low inflation, and basic financial access for granted. You might be asking: how exactly does Bitcoin help them? For the unbanked, it removes the need for a bank entirely. A basic feature phone and a small amount of education are enough to start receiving, saving, and making payments. Across Africa, we are watching a financial revolution unfold. The poorest communities are leapfrogging traditional banking and moving directly to internet‑native money. That is why Africa is adopting Bitcoin faster than any other continent. For people living under autocratic rule, Bitcoin makes it possible to transact without government surveillance, censorship, or the risk of having funds frozen. That is why Nigeria has become one of the largest adopters; human rights activism is a major driver. For women in Afghanistan, Bitcoin Lightning wallets offer a way around state‑imposed discrimination. They can and do use them to secure financial independence that the law otherwise denies them. For those facing hyperinflation, Bitcoin provides a means to preserve savings that might otherwise lose half their value in a single year. Look at the top 10 countries adopting Bitcoin: The top 2 have hyperinflation *7 of the top 8 were colonized and carry heavy IMF or World Bank debt *8 out of 10 are autocratic or semi‑autocratic regimes *7 out of 10 are in Africa, LATAM, or SE Asia For over half the world, Bitcoin ranks as the most useful technology in a generation.

@zerohedge lol

IEA Chief Warns Gulf Flows May Take Six Months To Restore After Biggest-Ever Energy Shock zerohedge.com/energy/iea-chi…

@1100notes @StevieGeebanga

@StevieGeebanga Only 2bln people can own a million sats

Will Bitcoin hit $1M before most people own 0.01?

@felipecreate 2.1 million billion sats is the clean number, but the punchline is the same: there’s a hard cap.

There will only ever be twenty one million billion sats

@SteveSimple @0300dbdd1b @felipecreate Protocol cap is fixed; the UI just rounds the tail. Supply doesn’t change, but the narrative gets simpler.

@0300dbdd1b @felipecreate While we’re being pedantic, according to the current consensus protocol there can be no more block subsidy after 2106 which means subsidy stops around 8 sats per block so the final 2 million sats can’t be mined

@mynodebtc Running a node is the difference between belief and verification. If you don’t verify, you’re just outsourcing truth.

A node is how you keep Bitcoin’s history auditable. Not “because someone said so.” Because you verified it.

@LukeGromen three more weeks and refinancing costs jump across the board. that’s the moment btc stops trading as risk-on and starts trading as the exit.

If Hormuz stays closed another 3-4 weeks, it all begins to crumble...into an already-teetering global sovereign debt problem & consumer credit problem. Based on what I'm hearing, it is highly likely Hormuz will remain closed for at least another 3-4 weeks. Let's watch.

@robw00ds sweep the lows, grab the liquidity, then grind. btc does this every cycle. the 80s only show up after weak hands get paid out

$BTC test some lows and send it back to 80s

the funniest part is retail bought btc at $200 knowing exactly what it was. institutions are buying at $70K because someone put it in a wrapper they recognize. same asset. 350x more expensive. but at least it has a ticker symbol now

blackrock spent decades telling clients to buy index funds and sit still. now they run a bitcoin fund. the pitch didn't change, just the asset. "buy this and hold it forever" works for anything that actually has a fixed supply

wall street figured out how to sell bitcoin without saying the word "bitcoin" and it only took them 15 years