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Did you know, there is a company MindWaveDAO, that has 1000 BTC, that completed reverse merger with $APUS $APUS has a $27M market cap. 0.3 Mnav This is very telling

Too much for BTC is riding on a policy shift, but with midterms looking somewhat risky and with the admin laser-focused on costs, rates, jobs, and Fed policy, they won’t risk Bitcoin-fueled fake optimism + goods inflation. Crypto-Bros will have to suck it in and wait. Admin’s bandwidth is likely to shift to stablecoins and it probably gets the love instead (boosting UST/Treasury demand, solidifying the dollar before things blow up… and Schumer’s probably already 3D-printing that gavel). And BTC suffers a similar fate as it did during all Midterm years. And don’t forget all 3 previous mid terms were soaked in some version of QE and/or ZIRP and still BTC took a solid thrashing.

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After two networking events with investors this weekend, here is about 90% of the feedback I’ve received on Bitcoin so far: 1. “It’s too late, I could have bought at $800, I missed it.” 2. “When they take down the grid, you won’t be able to use it. It requires electricity, which they can shut off.” 3. “Even if it goes to $1 million that’s only 10x, I can find investments that will 100x.” 4. “I invest in real estate and can do a 1031 exchange. You can’t do that with Bitcoin.” 5. “If I lose the keys, I can never get it back.” 6. “Didn’t the CIA create that?” 7. “My broker told me not to invest in it.” 8. “I like that XRP.” We are so early.

Are you bullish on Bitcoin? Then the answer is simple: hold everything you mine. Selling reduces your exposure to compound growth. If Bitcoin appreciates 5% monthly and you're converting to dollars, you're actively decreasing your position in an appreciating asset. Mining and holding maximizes long-term Bitcoin accumulation. Mining and selling trades future appreciation for current cash flow. If you believe Bitcoin performs well into the future, retain as much exposure as possible. Your conviction determines your strategy.

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Multi-millionaires and billionaires are buying Bitcoin at a record pace. "It's the most talked about asset right now."

Wealth is rushing into mining

80% of mining profits come from brief favorable periods when price explodes while difficulty lags. Like missing Bitcoin's top 10 trading days each year, missing these mining windows destroys ROI potential. Last favorable period ended April 2024. If history repeats, 2026 delivers the next major profitability cycle as post-halving price appreciation outpaces difficulty growth. You need equipment running before the window opens, not during it. Position now or miss 80% of potential returns over the next cycle.

There are a lot of “almost-bitcoiners” who finally become convinced that Bitcoin has real value… but instead of buying, they get stuck trying to time the perfect dip. They wait for: - a dip - a deeper dip - confirmation of the dip - a dip after the dip And while they’re waiting, they lose focus, get distracted and Bitcoin moves on without them. Unfortunately they don’t miss Bitcoin because they were wrong about it. They miss it because they were trying to optimize an entry instead of actually taking one. But the irony is that timing the entry is rarely what separates outcomes. There are tons of people who bought Bitcoin in 2011, 2013, 2015, 2018, 2020… and still sold at losses or tiny gains. So clearly, the differentiator wasn’t being early. It was developing the ability to hold through crashes, bad headlines, volatility, fear, and doubt from mainstream experts. Timing buys is not the game to play for anyone with a long-term horizon imo.

After two networking events with investors this weekend, here is about 90% of the feedback I’ve received on Bitcoin so far: 1. “It’s too late, I could have bought at $800, I missed it.” 2. “When they take down the grid, you won’t be able to use it. It requires electricity, which they can shut off.” 3. “Even if it goes to $1 million that’s only 10x, I can find investments that will 100x.” 4. “I invest in real estate and can do a 1031 exchange. You can’t do that with Bitcoin.” 5. “If I lose the keys, I can never get it back.” 6. “Didn’t the CIA create that?” 7. “My broker told me not to invest in it.” 8. “I like that XRP.” We are so early.

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