The big flip happening now. Now looking for BTC to outperform gold into year end. Just sold some gold futures and bought some BTCs.

Bitcoin "crashed" to $107K and it's still up 55% over 12 months. That's double the Nasdaq and 4x the S&P 500, which are priced in a currency having its worst year in decades. Guess which one the media considers "risky."

Probably nothing…. 🤷🏻‍♂️

MVRV = 1.93 … Value Accrual Zone … in the “early expansion” band RMM = 1.12 … Volatility drained. Energy recharging.

If you LOVE gold and HATE Bitcoin then you NEED to watch this video…

There’s only one crisis to protest—central banks. The 1776 crowd would be marching on central banks, not arguing over adult political WWE produced by the entity robbing us daily. Pathetic.

Turns out I’m a Bitcoin maximalist! Who knew?

How #Bitcoin UP-Tober is going so far.

Smells like 2013. Bitcoin bouncing from $108K to $113K on the same day gold unwinds confirms that liquidity is not exiting risk, it’s reallocating within the hard-asset complex.

You can’t scare someone who’s seen $15K bitcoin and still kept buying.

Anyone out there know if D-Central 🟠⛏️ is still operating… trying to get support on a dead BitAxe Gamma … can’t get any reply and I see no recent posts on X?

Garrett Goggin, CFA & CMT It also cannot be transferred over the internet, stored with zero physical footprint, can't be custodied via geographically separated multi-sig, can't be verified for purity without expensive melting down or assaying each bar.

Don't Stop ₿elievin' ✊

Few things: Strategy is now the largest publicly traded company in the world with a B– credit rating, lower than the lowest-rated names in the S&P 500: Carnival Corporation — BB+ United Airlines Holdings — BB Ford Motor Company — BB+ Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings — BB–

Every person who "gets" Bitcoin has the same story: • "I thought I understood it." • "Then I went deeper." • "Now I can't stop thinking about it." • "Everything else seems broken." You're not going crazy. You're going sane in an insane world.

October FOMC decision: -The Fed cut rates as expected by 25 bps. -There were two dissents. Schmid favored no cut, and Miran wanted 50 bps. -The Fed will end QT on Dec. 1. MBS redemptions will be invested into T-bills after that. -The statement changes mostly mark to market

Here comes the money printer!

The classics never go out of style

Bond markets know what’s up.

This time it’s different tho!