Still ₿ullish.

JUST IN: 🇸🇻 El Salvador places a "Welcome to Bitcoin Country" monument at their largest airport ✈️

Farm in the Netherlands uses bitcoin mining to keep stable temperature inside the greenhouse

WATER HEATER PAYS YOU IN BITCOIN Superheat unveils a $2,000 electric water heater that mines Bitcoin. The unit uses the same energy as a standard heater but runs ASIC miners to recoup costs, offsetting water heating bills.

#Bitcoin sails beyond borders.

Bitcoin entering the Zetahash Era isn’t a milestone. It’s a regime change. Hashrate >1 ZH/s Institutional liquidity Compressed economics The era of accidental Bitcoin strategy is over. 1/10

Treasury v1 assumed volatility would bail out weak governance. It didn’t. Hashprice stabilized. Fees collapsed. Institutions absorbed supply. That changed everything. 2/10

Bitcoin now behaves less like a trade and more like infrastructure. Infrastructure doesn’t reward enthusiasm. It rewards preparation. 3/10

ETFs didn’t just add demand. They rewired market structure. Holding Bitcoin today means interacting with institutional plumbing, not retail sentiment. That requires discipline. 4/10

Bitcoin-backed lending is the clearest signal. BTC is no longer something you sell first. It’s something you engineer around. Treasury v2 starts there. 5/10

Treasury v1 asked: “How much Bitcoin should we buy?” Treasury v2 asks: “What breaks if Bitcoin drops 40% and liquidity tightens?” Very different answers. 6/10

In the Zetahash Era, failure isn’t dramatic. It’s quiet. Missed opportunities. Forced sales. Board confusion. Governance failures compound slowly, then permanently. 7/10

Bitcoin didn’t get safer. The environment got less forgiving. That’s why governance now matters more than conviction. 8/10

Treasury v2 isn’t about adoption. It’s about survivability, defensibility, and credibility in front of boards, auditors, and capital markets. 9/10

Bitcoin has matured. Treasury strategies must mature with it. That’s the real lesson of the Zetahash Era. 10/10

Bitcoin Treasury v1 rewarded conviction. Treasury v2 will reward governance. Today’s Treasury v2 Briefing breaks down which 2026 optimism is earned and which is dangerous. Signals included. Hype excluded.

I’m getting seriously frustrated with Groupon. Tried buying a laptop — they took my payment, then admitted four days later the item wasn’t in stock. The refund? They say “1–2 days,” but it actually takes 10 business days (that’s two weeks!). Groupon is effectively using

Inflation built this collapse. #Bitcoin builds the future.