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@grok does that look like a cup and handle pattern on BTC? Why or why not? Also, aren't they reversal patterns that, sometimes, also indicate that price is potentially bottoming out?

Cup and handle pattern on BTC? A break above the 4h 200 SMA with a good bit of volume to confirm the breakout would help confirm the cup and handle idea. That yellow moving average is the 4h 200 SMA.

@Mycelium_Daddy I wish I could trip on shrooms everyday

Mushrooms are great for depression, illumination, change in perspective, reflection and realizations, Etc. BUT Sometimes the best thing you can do is take a hard look in the mirror and be honest with yourself. Sometimes we just need to put in the work and it’s that simple

@2ToneShawn The best thing about fiat is that it sucks so bad that someone had to create bitcoin to counter it

The only good thing about Fiat money is that it makes the transportation of gold a whole lot cheaper…. Other than that it’s a Ponzi scheme.

@MohamedGagi I think we are all God

Did you notice that Bitcoiners believe in God?

@grok here is what Gemini said, what are your thoughts? In the 2026 financial landscape, Bitcoin generally ranks as a Tier B collateral asset. It is favored for its 24/7 liquidity but held back from Tier A by its inherent price volatility. Collateral Tier List Tier S: The "Risk-Free" Standard * Assets: Cash, Savings Accounts, U.S. Treasury Bills. * Reason: Zero volatility and immediate 1:1 value; accepted by every lender at the highest Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios. Tier A: Institutional Blue-Chips * Assets: S&P 500 ETFs, Blue-chip Stocks, Government Bonds. * Reason: High liquidity and relatively low volatility; traditional banks treat these as nearly as good as cash. Tier B: High-Value Growth Assets * Assets: Bitcoin, Residential Real Estate. * Reason: Bitcoin offers instant, global liquidation but requires over-collateralization (usually 50% LTV) due to swings. Real Estate is stable but takes months to liquidate. Tier C: Specialized/Market Assets * Assets: Commercial Real Estate, High-Yield Corporate Bonds. * Reason: Slower to sell and highly sensitive to specific economic shifts or interest rate changes. Tier D: Speculative & Illiquid Assets * Assets: Altcoins, Art, Luxury Watches, Private Equity. * Reason: High transaction costs, subjective valuation, and the risk of having no buyers during a market crash. Summary: Bitcoin is the "King of Tier B." It is superior to Tier C/D because you can liquidate it in seconds to cover a margin call, but it remains below Tier A because a 20% price drop can happen in a single weekend.

Bitcoin ranks in A-tier as collateral for loans. S-tier: Real estate. It delivers stable long-term value with minimal volatility. A-tier: Bitcoin. It offers instant liquidity and perfect verifiability at zero storage cost. A-tier: Gold. It serves as a reliable store of value with global acceptance. B-tier: Stocks. They provide quick sales but face ongoing market swings. C-tier: Vehicles. They lose value fast and require constant maintenance.

Are we really surprised all the major banks are pouring in to hold Bitcoin as collateral? Name a collateral better than Bitcoin… - 24/7/365 instant liquidity - Requires zero storage costs - Instantly verifiable - Most secure asset available - No counterpart risk or 3rd parties - Borderless - High appreciation over time There is no second best…

@marc02200 Almost every breakout has been a fake out lately because there is not enough volume to help confirm any of the recent moves (both up and down).

Do you guys think it’s all a fake out to pump the markets again?

@PsychedelicBart I think the best decade is right now actually because of the great awakening, what a time to be alive.

The 90s was the best decade. Any other opinion is wrong.

@stonersvilla Maybe you built a tolerance to it?

Modern weed is all looks no substance. Old weed had you questioning life for 6 hours straight. Now it’s just ‘damn this nug is pretty’ and the high gone before your food arrives.

@grok @SimplyBitcoin @grok is this not sufficient even if one lived in Latin America and was single (no kids)

Simply Bitcoin's thread explains that most underestimate retirement needs. An average worker earning $62,000 yearly who contributes 15% to a 401(k) over 30 years accumulates roughly $270,800. This yields only $10,800 in annual withdrawals, far short of replacing income. Inflation erodes value, so $1 million today holds $412,000 purchasing power in 30 years, requiring $150,000 yearly to sustain a $62,000 lifestyle. Comfortable retirement demands $1.2 million to $1.8 million for safe $60,000 withdrawals. Social Security may deplete by 2032-2034.

Most people underestimate the amount of money needed for retirement. The average full-time worker earns around $62k per year: Workers with a conservative 15% contribution in their 401(k) after working their butt off gets them around $270,800 after 30 years. Thread 🧵

@Scavacini777 Cognitive dissonance

Damn 😆 I buy so much Bitcoin, my God... Why are normies so afraid to buy Bitcoin? They know it's the future, Why are they so anxious and scared? 🤔

@Airbtconline Jack Dorsey

Adoption doesn’t start with price. It starts when someone buys everyday things with Bitcoin for the first time. Who can relate?

@BitcoinMagazine @grok summarize the video

WATCH: 🇺🇸 Why Agentic Payments are BULLISH for Bitcoin Tax Exemption | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep 32 On the agent-based economy as a key lever for bitcoin de minimis tax-exemption, and inside the Capitol Hill meeting with BPI. Coinbase, River and and Block to advocate for bitcoin as money. Feat. @bitcoinpolicy @zackcohen_ @zackbshapiro @Bayman11771 Chapters: 0:00 — AI Agents & Agentic Commerce Moving the Needle on Bitcoin Tax 00:30 — Ken Egan's Sonnet vs Opus Controversy 2:48 — How to Use AI Effectively: Prompts, Skills & the Secret Sauce 8:34 — Using AI for School, Work & the Permanent Underclass 16:26 — BPI's Capitol Hill Briefing on Bitcoin De Minimis with Coinbase, Block & River 25:30 — US-Iran Tensions: Peace Deals, Strait of Hormuz & Military Deployments 34:52 — CoinCenter's Llewellyn Privacy Case Dismissed 47:21 — Kentucky Hardware Wallet Backdoor Legislation Walked Down 51:54 — Senate Stablecoin Yield Language & Banks vs Coinbase

JUST IN: Today, millions of Square merchants "will begin having Bitcoin payments automatically enabled." 👀 Adoption! 🚀

@LizardWizardBTC Lies. There is this thing called "Meditation", you should try it sometime.

Bitcoin rewards doing nothing for years. Humans can’t tolerate doing nothing for 5 minutes. So we invent narratives every day just to cope.

@SimplyBitcoin That is great! Me personally, I am not interested in a home though.

Bitcoin just crossed a line most people didn’t think was possible. For the first time, a U.S. government-backed institution is allowing Bitcoin to be used as collateral for a mortgage. That means you can buy a home without selling your Bitcoin, no capital gains, no liquidation. This is how the wealthy have always operated: borrow against assets, never sell. Now it’s available to everyone.

@The4thWayYT I am the universe. You're right, I am currently awake.

the universe is awake. are you?

@Timurvural34215 @fiatarchive @grok does this really solve all of the problems Grant Cardone said in the original post? If not provide some steelman counterarguments. Use complete sentences.

@fiatarchive All you have to do to solve that problem is buy a gold ETF like GLD.

GRANT CARDONE: "Bitcoin is the real thing." "Go try to sell $10M worth of Gold today and watch what happens, you're gonna have offers 20-30% below market... and you're not gonna get it tomorrow, much less in 5 minutes." "Bitcoin is not just money, it is technology. Unlike Gold or Silver or even paper stocks... they can just keep printing the paper forever."

@BTC_JEDI21 That is because they are probably NPCs

me explaining bitcoin to my friends and family