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[Michael Saylor @saylor]

Strategy has increased its USD Reserve by $225 million. As of 7/19/2026, we hodl ₿843,775 in our BTC Reserve and $3.2 billion in our USD Reserve. $MSTR $STRC https://t.co/sci7bZHzsy

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

What's next?

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

https://t.co/wmUErVBFOo

[ungentle_artist @UngentleArtist]

@WhalePanda Not nearly enough. We need to increase those numbers, and a great way to do so would be by making space for them by forcing out the African and Islamic filth that infests Europe today

[Daniel Ƀrrr @csuwildcat]

While one hundred and ten people were having a tantrum on Twitter about silly monkey NFT spam that's already burning itself out organically, Bitcoin Core sped up sync time by a third doing hard work that actually helps node runners.

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

People keep giving me advice.

[Jameson Lopp @lopp]

Bitcoin Core v32 is going to sync 30% - 40% faster thanks to processing parallelization improvements. 🥳

[ungentle_artist @UngentleArtist]

@Nickisbackbaby No, we don't cater to bronze age pedophiles

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

We have introduced the Bitcoin Banking Adoption Index.

Major-bank Bitcoin adoption is accelerating, but still early: 32% overall as measured by the index. $BTC

[ungentle_artist @UngentleArtist]

If you give Lindsey Graham's corpse an enema, you could bury him in a matchbox. Rest in piss you scumbag piece of shit

[ungentle_artist @UngentleArtist]

Based

[(((DeanObeidallah))) @DeanObeidallah]

Michael Fanone's take on Lindsey Graham is one of the most powerful I've read:

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

There are 110 things more dangerous to Bitcoin than spam.

BIP 110 turns a spam dispute into a consensus change that would invalidate some currently valid, fee-paying transactions.

That precedent is the danger. We should save our energy for threats that really matter. $BTC

[Strategy @Strategy]

$BTC is bigger than any single buyer or seller.

[ungentle_artist @UngentleArtist]

@RightWingWatch Absolutely correct, whether you want to admit it or not

[ungentle_artist @UngentleArtist]

No word of a lie

[Right Wing Watch @RightWingWatch]

Preaching that God has assigned black people to "a civilizational station of subordination and dependence" due to the Curse of Ham, Christian nationalist pastor Dale Partridge calls for a "return to European Christian colonization of African nations." https://t.co/fmXimncly7

[Right Wing Watch @RightWingWatch]

Preaching that God has assigned black people to "a civilizational station of subordination and dependence" due to the Curse of Ham, Christian nationalist pastor Dale Partridge calls for a "return to European Christian colonization of African nations." https://t.co/fmXimncly7

[Phong Le @phongle]

For the 3 months April 6 to July 6, 2026, we increased our Bitcoin holdings 10% to 843,775 Bitcoin, increased our USD reserve 13% to $2.55B, and more than doubled YTD BTC Yield from 3.7% to 7.8%. $MSTR $BTC

https://t.co/3SqgyK5mwu

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

After a decade of blockspace fears and non-monetary-use panics, Bitcoin still has no spam problem. Fees are 1 sat/vB: anyone can move any amount globally with immediate processing for ~$0.30. The free market has always solved Bitcoin’s blockspace challenges. $BTC

[Brrrbon @Brrrbon_]

bip-110 was never really about JPEGs

JPEGs were just the easiest boogeyman you could sell to the scared and the simple

it was about whether Bitcoin should hardcode a new line between “acceptable” and “unacceptable” data at the consensus level

that is the real issue

Bitcoin has always been brutally simple: follow the rules, pay the fee, get included

bip-110 proposed changing Bitcoin's consensus rules to distinguish between data it considers acceptable and data it considers spam

and so far, miners have not bought it

recent signaling has been sitting around half a percent, nowhere near the 55% threshold needed for miner lock-in

outside of OCEAN, there has been little miner support

NO broad consensus

just a loud attempt to redefine what Bitcoin is allowed to be used for

but the dangerous part was never whether this version succeeded

the dangerous part was that people were willing to try

because once you normalize the idea that a faction can lobby to ban a disliked use case at consensus, the target will not always be inscriptions

today it is JPEGs

tomorrow it could be another use case that falls out of favor

that's the problem with drawing the line at the consensus layer instead of letting fees and existing rules decide

every generation of Bitcoin users thinks their moral panic is special

it is not

Bitcoin does not survive because everyone agrees on what belongs on-chain

it survives because nobody gets to be the final authority on that

[The Bitcoin Historian @pete_rizzo_]

JUST IN: MICHAEL SAYLOR'S STRC WAS JUST LISTED ON THE WORLDS LARGEST CRYPTO EXCHANGE BINANCE

300,000,000 USERS JUST GOT ACCESS TO #BITCOIN DIGITAL CREDIT

BILLIONS WILL FLOW INTO BTC 🔥