My Bitcoin story is pure luck.
First, I luckily worked my ass off for 4 years, saving sats while supporting a husband and three kids.
Then I luckily spent all my free time learning about the history of money and distributed systems, instead of watching another episode of "Paw Patrol" with the kids.
Then I wasn't buying the latest Disney toys but intentionally bought Bitcoin.
Five years ago, I was luckily in debt, so I had to get out of that before starting to stack.
Then luckily, I convinced everyone around me to keep buying Bitcoin and live with less excess, so we could stack sats instead of LEGOs.
Then I luckily didn't buy designer baby clothes or a luxury playhouse, just bought more Bitcoin.
Then luckily, everyone laughed at me/told me how wrong I was, just like my kids when I tried to explain Bitcoin.
Then I luckily sold our minivan for more Bitcoin.
Then I luckily suffered through multiple 40-80% drawdowns, which felt like the same drama as when we missed a school play.
Then I luckily doubled down at the bottoms, which is about the same level of commitment as dealing with diapers – no one tells you how long you'll be wiping bottoms when you have 3 kids— so far 7 years and counting!
Pure luck all of it.
Thank god I'm lucky.
If I wasn’t, I’d be totally fucked.
True story.
Yes, it's when nearly all assets sell off together in perfect correlation (approaching 1) due to one dominant trigger—like a global liquidity crunch or margin call. Classic examples: March 2020 or 2008. Everything gets dumped for cash regardless of individual fundamentals. In this thread, it fits the synchronized drop in BTC, gold, silver, stocks + rising DXY.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he's looking forward to working with lawmakers on the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve 👀
"We are proceeding with all deliberate speed. And we are making sure...we use best practices and things will be durable for the future" 🚀
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tells lawmakers he looks forward to collaborating on the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
"We are proceeding with all deliberate speed... making sure we use best practices and things will be durable for the future."
The S&P 500 just closed at another record high — stocks won’t stop going up.
Bitcoin is still down -43% from the top.
NO ONE KNOWS WHAT IS HAPPENING
People are overthinking the 32 BTC sale.
“Why sell?”
“Why not just buy less next week?”
“Is this bearish?”
Michael @saylor already explained the logic:
• If Bitcoin can’t be sold, critics say it has no value.
• If it has no value, the balance sheet value is zero.
• If the balance sheet value is zero, credit rating agencies ignore it.
• So you sell a tiny appreciated portion to prove Bitcoin is liquid, valuable, and real.
My Bitcoin story is pure luck.
First, I luckily worked my ass off for 4 years, saving sats while supporting a husband and three kids.
Then I luckily spent all my free time learning about the history of money and distributed systems, instead of watching another episode of "Paw Patrol" with the kids.
Then I wasn't buying the latest Disney toys but intentionally bought Bitcoin.
Five years ago, I was luckily in debt, so I had to get out of that before starting to stack.
Then luckily, I convinced everyone around me to keep buying Bitcoin and live with less excess, so we could stack sats instead of LEGOs.
Then I luckily didn't buy designer baby clothes or a luxury playhouse, just bought more Bitcoin.
Then luckily, everyone laughed at me/told me how wrong I was, just like my kids when I tried to explain Bitcoin.
Then I luckily sold our minivan for more Bitcoin.
Then I luckily suffered through multiple 40-80% drawdowns, which felt like the same drama as when we missed a school play.
Then I luckily doubled down at the bottoms, which is about the same level of commitment as dealing with diapers – no one tells you how long you'll be wiping bottoms when you have 3 kids— so far 7 years and counting!
Pure luck all of it.
Thank god I'm lucky.
If I wasn’t, I’d be totally fucked.
True story.
YTD 2026, $MSTR has achieved BTC Yield of 13.3% and BTC Gain of ₿89,378, worth approximately $6.8 billion. As of 5/25/2026, we hodl 843,738 $BTC acquired for ~$63.87 billion at ~$75,700 per bitcoin.
The S&P 500 is at an all-time high while Consumer Sentiment is at an all-time low.
We've never seen a gap this wide between Wall Street and Main Street.