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Bitcoin Archive (@btc_archive) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔸 MICHAEL SAYLOR: "We're buying it to hold it 100 years. That $66K to $16K crash...That shook out the tourists. That shook out the non-believers. When Bitcoin was 16K, we were all ready to ride it to zero. And that's what you'll find with the Bitcoin maximalists." 💪 🔥

Cole Walmsley (@cole_walmsley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bitcoiners are the only people in history that get excited when their asset plummets in price. What do they know that everyone else doesn't?

Jordan Walker (@jayw132) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you start with price, you miss the point of Bitcoin. Most people overcomplicate Bitcoin because they start in the wrong place. A better question: Why does Bitcoin exist, and how could it improve our money system?

Rajat Soni, CFA (@rajatsonifnance) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Unpopular opinion: OWNING BITCOIN DOES NOT MAKE YOU A BITCOINER There are so many fake Bitcoiners out there They see volatility and immediately think Bitcoin has failed These people are tourists They will eventually sell

Hodlius ₿ Maximus (@maks_diogenes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

First I bought Bitcoin so I could get more fiat and buy a nice car Then I studied it and it finally clicked I dont need any fancy car, I dont want any designer clothes or watches I just want to protect my time and not getting caught in the debt hamster wheel. Time with

Shagun (@shaguncrypto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A gold dealer told me Bitcoin is too volatile. I asked him, How often does your gold move across borders in 10 minutes with zero paperwork? He has no words. Sometimes the truth isn’t complicated. It’s just uncomfortable. Be honest - what was the moment Bitcoin finally clicked

Jack Mallers (@jackmallers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My electricity bill? Paid with Strike using my Bitcoin line of credit. All of my life expenses run through Strike: Direct deposit, bill pay, and using my line of credit. No sats sold. No fiat savings. More sats stacked. Gresham’s Law: Spend (borrowed) fiat. Stack bitcoin.

My electricity bill? Paid with <a href="/Strike/">Strike</a> using my Bitcoin line of credit.

All of my life expenses run through <a href="/Strike/">Strike</a>: Direct deposit, bill pay, and using my line of credit.

No sats sold. No fiat savings. More sats stacked.

Gresham’s Law: Spend (borrowed) fiat. Stack bitcoin.
Michael Saylor (@saylor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Boris Johnson Bitcoin is not a Ponzi scheme. A Ponzi requires a central operator promising returns and paying early investors with funds from later ones. Bitcoin has no issuer, no promoter, and no guaranteed return—just an open, decentralized monetary network driven by code and market demand.