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I have never been more bullish than I am in this moment. The counter-signal has been lit. The retarded cicada calls for attention.

M2 up. You know what happens next.

Many Ethereans own Bitcoin, but no Bitcoiner owns Ethereum.

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1/ Strategyᴮ in the S&P 500 isn’t just bullish - it’s a Bitcoin detonation. 💥🟧 $10–15B in forced Wall Street buying. MSTR rips higher. They issue more shares → buy more Bitcoin → Bitcoin rips → MSTR explodes again. An unstoppable orange death spiral for fiat. 🧵

I've outperformed every single hedge fund in the world by exclusively investing in ponzi schemes.

JUST IN: BILLIONAIRE JACK DORSEY'S BLOCK ANNOUNCES FULL SUITE OF "#BITCOIN BANKING" SERVICES FOR SMALL BUSINESSES COMPANIES OPERATING ON A BTC STANDARD. IT'S COMING 🔥

Monero being 51% attacked

The ₿itcoin Therapist Yes, ETF flows, treasury buys, and sovereign positioning are real but the free float of actual Bitcoin in the open market is being masked by a massive paper layer. Custodians, exchanges, and derivatives platforms have created multiple claims to the same BTC. This means:

Knots 16.7% Core 83.07 Continue.

The ₿itcoin Therapist The price is being suppressed to give institutions more time to raise funds and acquire more Bitcoin.

LARRY FINK: “If the U.S. doesn’t get its debt under control, America risks losing world reserve status to digital assets like Bitcoin.” It's happening 🚀

The spam apologists are useless. Portland says that filters don't work then reels off a bunch of trivia unrelated to the discussion. Shinobi is hardly worth mentioning but will just scream abuse before anyone can finish a sentence. People have been pushing me to do a

Bloating Bitcoin with spam won’t “kill” bitcoin. However, bloating bitcoin with spam WILL allow highly motivated actors to make future changes to bitcoin that undermine its most important principles. Namely… - 21 million hard supply cap - Censorship resistance Some would

Ethereum is a psyop to distract you from Bitcoin.

Jeff Booth broke retirement math on this interview. The economist breaks down: • How much Bitcoin you REALLY need • A $900 trillion dam that's about to explode • The timeline for this unstoppable force After running the numbers 3 times, the conclusion stays the same. Here

I know I've been persistent about the knots thing, and it can come off the wrong way sometimes, but let me give you one more bite to chew on. If nodes become too expensive to run for me, for you, or for cities, countries, what do you think happens? The people who CAN afford the