miami_HODL

Price Agnostic Accumulator

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@aRizzolo21M @dmweisberger Fran you're speaking about paper BTC. Evidentially that's not something to worry about according to Dave.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@timevalueofbtc Love this !!!

[Nik Bhatia @timevalueofbtc]

RIDE THE ROLLER COASTER WITH US

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@therationalroot Root Spiral Charts are my all time favorite perspective. The whole history in one glance. 👏🏼👏🏼

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@scottmelker Praying I run into some dry powder soon 🙏🏻

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@PunterJeff @laurashin Nice wedges. Love it. What’s your handicap Jeff?

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey @mattkratter Do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@HenryCB3528 @bariksis Out of all the people I posed the question to, only two responded. It's funny how no one seems to what to answer this question.

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@dmweisberger
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[Dave W @dmweisberger]

@JuiceBox_Miami Sorry, but the premise of the question is wrong.

You misunderstand Reg Sho completely.

There is no infinite exemption. 3 days after settlement, MMs can be bought in…

I’ve written on this extensively

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@NFTboi19 @SimplyBitcoin @saifedean Good point

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@theswansjr You sure?

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

@dmweisberger To clarify, you're saying there's is no paper bitcoin, right?

[₿ruce ⚡️ @techexe]

Wall Street's price suppression is an illusion built on a rapidly shrinking foundation. It is easy to look at the daily fiat manipulation and think the legacy financial system maintains ultimate control, but they are only playing in the shallow end of the pool.

The social media algorithms thrive on panic and volatility, which is why the deep, structural reality of the market plumbing rarely goes viral. But the math doesn't care about engagement metrics. Here is what is actually happening:

Wall Street is only manipulating the speculative active supply—the tiny fraction of the liquid float still sitting on legacy exchanges. They are completely locked out of the OG vaults. The vast majority of the supply is mathematically sealed in deep cold storage by long-term holders who do not care about fiat volatility and will never sell.

They can use operational shorting and paper derivatives to artificially suppress the price in the short term, but they cannot print base-layer supply. The paper casino functions perfectly right up until the active liquid float is systematically drained dry by relentless self-custody. They don't have ultimate control; they are just playing a temporary game of musical chairs with a dying currency.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Samson, do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Phong & @saylor do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Darius, do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Odell, do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Max, do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Tim, do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Luke, do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.

[miami_HODL @JuiceBox_Miami]

Hey Jordi, do you think Bitcoin survives if paper Bitcoin thrives? It’s a simple question.

Synthetic shares created through the market maker exemption under RegSho, allows for almost unlimited paper to be created by all of the market makers (essentially every single HFT firm that exists) for IBIT and all of the other Bitcoin ETF’s.

There are fails to deliver (FTD’s) on a daily basis at DTCC for these ETF’s and therefore we know that paper Bitcoin is being created. Because DTCC is governed by the hedge funds and prime brokers that are the purveyors of these crimes, they are essentially the foxes that are guarding the henhouse.

So whatever FTD’s they report on each ETF every trading day, cannot really be trusted. Because of the ability to create an unknown amount of synthetic shares wrapping Bitcoin through the ETF’s, this essentially makes Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap void and eliminates its scarcity.

There is a reason that over the past 18 months, with ALL the tailwinds (too many to write here) possible trying to push the price higher, results in the worst ever halving cycle in the history of this asset. If this doesn’t spell clear price suppression like they did with gold for over a decade, then I don’t know what does.