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JUST IN: Strategy just announced a $42 billion fundraising plan with one goal: reach 1 million Bitcoin by end of 2026. They already hold 762,099 BTC worth over $53 billion. One company is trying to own 1 out of every 21 coins that will ever exist.

NEW: The 30-year mortgage rate just hit a six-month high at 6.37%. Three weeks ago it was 5.87%. That half-point difference on a $400,000 home is about $130 more per month. The window that looked like it was opening is closing again.

NEW: The SEC and CFTC officially classified 16 cryptocurrencies as digital commodities, not securities. The full list: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano, Chainlink, Avalanche, Polkadot, Hedera, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Tezos, Bitcoin Cash, Aptos, and Stellar. Staking, mining, and airdrops are now explicitly outside securities law. The decade-long legal fog just lifted.

JUST IN: Trump says the US and Iran have talked and he is halting strikes on Iranian power plants. Markets are reacting instantly. Dow up 980 points. Oil down 10%. Iran is denying any contact. Watch this closely before calling it a resolution.

NEW: #Bitcoin miners are losing $19,000 on every coin they produce right now. Cost to mine: $88,000. Current price: $69,000. They are not stopping. They are not selling their equipment. They are mining at a loss because they know something most people are still figuring out.

@theswansjr The pattern is always the same. Create, control, debase, repeat. Bitcoin is the first time in 5,000 years that pattern has been broken. That's worth understanding regardless of what you think the price will do.

For the entirety of recorded human history, every unit of money had an owner. A king. An emperor. A central bank. A committee of unelected bureaucrats. Someone—always—in control. The pharaohs controlled it. Rome controlled it. The British Empire controlled it. The Federal Reserve controls it today. Right now, while you’re reading this, the Fed is printing, debasing, and calling 3% inflation a “soft landing.” That’s 5,000 years of the same game. Different costumes. Same leash. And then, in 2009, Bitcoin arrived. The most important monetary revolution in human history. Don’t understand Bitcoin? Think it’s a scam? It’s time to do your research and see what you’re missing.

@edgaralandough The quiet wealth era is real. Nobody who actually has money is trying to look like they have money anymore.

Younger me: wealth is wearing designer and driving sports cars Current me: wealth is being at the gym at 10am on a Tuesday, wearing boring but well-made clothes and buying organic groceries without checking the price

@saylor @Strategy While everyone else debates whether to buy the dip, Saylor has already bought it like 100 times.

The Orange March Continues.

@SteveOnSpeed Become financially literate. Build your credit, lower your debt, save aggressively, and store that savings in hard assets that hold value. You can't control the market but you can control how prepared you are when the opportunity arrives.

Everybody complains about housing costs. And yes, they are insanely high. What's the solution?

NEW: The entry-level job market is the worst it has been in 37 years. If you are just starting out and feel like the system is stacked against you, the data agrees with you. This is exactly why it's more important than ever to take care of your credit score, your debt, your savings rate, and how you invest. We built crediful.com to help you do exactly that.

@RonSwanonson Historically, the hardest money always wins, and Bitcoin is the hardest money ever created.

Anyone who says “governments won’t allow bitcoin to be the money” misunderstands how this is going to work; The people will want a better money when they find out it gives them a better life. This is already happening… When enough people learn this, and start using a decentralized and censorship resistant money… There is simply nothing they can do about it, but scramble for regulatory The people will decide on the best money Bitcoin is the best money

@saylordocs Wars, debt, inflation, meaning of life... and you picked this to think about a lot?

I think about this a lot

NEW: The average tax refund is up 10.8% this year. Most people celebrate this. The ones who understand money cringe. A big refund means you overpaid all year and got nothing for it. Adjust your W-4 and keep your own money every paycheck.

@Kalshi File this one under "things that will look very different in 90 days."

BREAKING: 62% chance of Fed rate "hike" in 2027

NEW: Georgia just became the first state to suspend fuel taxes as gas prices close in on $4 a gallon. One state figured out how to put money back in people's pockets immediately. The question is why every other state is still waiting.

JUST IN: Trump says the US is considering winding down the Iran military effort. Oil has been the main driver of inflation fears, rate cut delays, and market volatility for weeks. If this holds, it changes the entire financial picture for the rest of 2026.

@jimmysong One of the best things about Bitcoin is that you don't have to trust anyone. The moment you hand it to an exchange, an ETF, or a treasury company, you are trusting someone again.

Bitcoin Treasury Companies are not Bitcoin. ETFs are not Bitcoin. Exchange balances are not Bitcoin. Only Bitcoin you hold is Bitcoin.

A Roth IRA grows tax free. You pay tax on the money going in. You pay zero tax on every dollar of growth when you take it out. If you are in a lower tax bracket now than you will be in retirement, this is the most important account you are probably not maxing out.

JUST IN: Morgan Stanley just filed to launch its own spot #Bitcoin ETF, ticker MSBT. Morgan Stanley manages over $9 trillion in client assets. This is not a fringe asset. This is the largest wealth management firm in America building a direct Bitcoin product for its clients.