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Next year’s “Bitcoin Conference” is going to be called “Fiat, Politicians & Bankers.” They’re going to sacrifice a bull to Moloch and then have a bunch of lizards talk about derivative trading and custodians for 3 days.

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Meet the 2026 Bitcoin Conference speakers. Or how Bitcoin slowly became the system it was built to escape. - Michael Saylor Turned Bitcoin into a corporate balance sheet machine. He talks sovereignty while building one of the largest centralized Bitcoin exposure vehicles on Earth. - Jack Dorsey The most ideologically credible name on the list, but still a billionaire platform founder turning Bitcoin into corporate infrastructure. - Todd Blanche A state power figure on a Bitcoin stage. That alone tells you how far the movement has drifted from its original purpose. - Paul Atkins Regulation dressed up as legitimacy. The kind of figure who decides which parts of crypto are allowed to survive. - Mike Selig Commodities and derivatives bureaucracy entering Bitcoin through the front door. More paper markets, more institutional control, less freedom. - David Bailey Bitcoin media power broker. Sells the revolution back to the crowd as conferences, access, influence, and political theatre. - Eric Trump A political brand entering Bitcoin under the language of freedom. Another Trump scammer speaking for Bitcoin. We really cannot fall much lower than this. - Jack Mallers One of the few with actual payment infrastructure. Still, Strike is a company, not a revolution. Users get convenience, not pure sovereignty. - Paolo Ardoino Runs the most important centralized dollar layer in crypto. USDT is treated like oxygen, but nobody elected Tether to become crypto’s shadow central bank. - Cynthia Lummis Bitcoin-friendly politician, but still a politician. Once the state starts hugging Bitcoin, it usually means it has found a way to use it. - Adam Back Probably one of the few with real historical credibility. But even original cypherpunk energy gets diluted when it is surrounded by corporations, politicians, ETFs, miners, and billionaires. - Amy Oldenburg Morgan Stanley digital assets. That says enough. Wall Street did not come to liberate Bitcoin users. It came to package, sell, custody, and extract fees. - David Marcus Former Meta executive building Bitcoin payment rails. The pitch is scale. The risk is another polished corporate layer between users and the protocol. - Matt Schultz Industrial mining executive. Bitcoin mining was supposed to decentralize security. Now it increasingly looks like energy deals, public companies, hashrate concentration, and corporate balance sheets.

I bet Jafaar Jackson could do his own MJ tribute concert tour. Setlist of songs from Off The Wall, Thriller, and Bad. This movie opened at $217M first weekend. A tour would do very, very well.

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