Welcome to VieraTech Wealth — I'm Amaury,
Founder of Viera Technologies.
I share my real wealth journey:
• Tech, crypto, stocks & real estate
• Tax ideas & long-term investing
• Real wins and mistakes to help others learn
Learning in real time and sharing it along the way.
Creo que estás hablando sin contexto Mario. Ninguno sabemos s que los llevaron allí. El ejército no tiene por qué formar parte de la dictadura y a lo mejor los llevaron allí para pedirles que no respondan a ningún orden del dictador mayor Raúl Castro, creo que no debemos tomar conclusiones apresuradas, son lugar a dudas es una reunión sin precedentes y en estos momentos de máxima tensión yo veo que pueda ser algo a favor de la libertad de Cuba. Similar con la visita de la CIA que fue a hablar con otros niveles de la dictadura, a nivel de gobierno
Banks spent years calling crypto useless.
Now they’re lobbying Washington to stop stablecoins because they know what’s coming:
24/7 settlement
Programmable money
Lower transfer costs
Global access without banking gatekeepers
🚨JUST IN: BANKS ARE PANICKING OVER CRYPTO
The American Bankers Association is trying to stop the crypto market structure bill, per Senator Moreno.
According to him, "The banking cartel is in full panic mode," and demanding bank CEOs "lobby Senators and kill stablecoins." 👀
@MerlijnTrader Most people still think the AI race is about apps and chatbots. Meanwhile Nvidia is building the infrastructure layer for AI beyond Earth itself.
The scale of this is getting harder to ignore.
818,869 BTC at an average cost basis around $75.5k means Strategy now controls close to 4% of the entire Bitcoin supply that will ever exist.
People still focus on short term price moves while entities like this keep absorbing supply every week. Another 535 BTC added and barely anyone reacts anymore because the market has normalized massive accumulation.
The part many underestimate is the BTC Yield metric. They’re not just sitting on bitcoin, they’re engineering capital structures around acquiring more BTC per share over time.
Whether people like Michael Saylor’s approach or not, this continues reinforcing the same long term thesis:
scarce assets tend to migrate toward the strongest balance sheets first, and eventually toward nation states, institutions, corporations, and high net worth individuals competing for limited supply.
There are only so many coins available.
Strategy has acquired 535 BTC for ~$43.0 million at ~$80,340 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 9.4% YTD 2026. As of 5/10/2026, we hodl 818,869 $BTC acquired for ~$61.86 billion at ~$75,540 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC https://t.co/qScHXi2BBJ
Not much has changed about my investment thesis on crypto over the years.
If anything, conviction has only grown stronger.
The world keeps moving toward digital everything:
digital payments, digital ownership, digital identity, AI economies, tokenized assets, global instant settlement, decentralized infrastructure.
To me, crypto was never just about “price go up.” It was about realizing the financial system itself was going to evolve.
That’s why my portfolio still stays concentrated around projects I believe could become real infrastructure over the next decade. Mostly large caps with strong ecosystems, liquidity, developer activity, and actual usage. Bitcoin as the foundation. Solana because of speed and adoption. XRP because global liquidity and settlement is still a massive problem. LINK because smart contracts without reliable external data don’t really work at scale.
People sometimes forget how early all of this still is.
There are roughly 60 million millionaires in the world today. If every millionaire on Earth decided they wanted just 1 Bitcoin, there wouldn’t even be close to enough supply. Same idea applies across quality crypto assets with fixed or limited supply.
Most people focus on volatility. I focus on adoption curves.
Today, on Mother’s Day, I look at my mother sitting beside me and realize I’m happier than ever. For many years, we were separated by geography, politics, and circumstances beyond our control. Ten years ago, when she took me to the airport, she could barely even react. She couldn’t cry. We were afraid the communist government would suspect my plans if emotions showed too much. We had to act normal while saying goodbye without knowing when we would see each other again. I will never forget that moment. I also will never forget the sacrifices she made my entire life. She was brave enough to raise me alone after my father passed away when I was still very young. Looking back now, I honestly don’t know how she carried all that weight by herself, but she did. And she did it with love. I still remember how she would always tell me to eat first, even when I know she was probably the one sacrificing the most. That is what mothers do. Quiet love. Silent strength. Today, here we are together after 40 years of life, laughing, remembering difficult times, and realizing that those hardships somehow united us even more deeply. Nothing in this world compares to having your mother by your side. Not gonna lie… feels like somebody’s cutting onions around here today. Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers who sacrificed in silence, loved without limits, and carried their families through impossible moments.
@scottmelker Right now quantum risk is too uncertain, no clear timeline, and both BTC and ETH can adapt, so the market treats it as a future problem.If that changes, the signal won’t be price first, it’ll be institutions and infrastructure shifting to postquantum standards.
@dangambardello A lot of alts made it through those events, but many never recovered their highs or lost relevance entirely. The space resets hard every cycle. Survivors don’t always translate into winners.
@saylordocs Costs today are clearly higher relative to income, especially housing and education, so the pressure is real. At the same time, previous generations dealt with their own version of instability, just in different forms.
@AshCrypto Announce a “ceasefire,” markets breathe, oil drops, risk assets bounce… then reality catches up and everything reverses. If neither side agreed or even understood the terms, it was never a real de escalation to begin with.
@Kylechasse The supply side looks strong, no doubt, but as long as liquidity stays tight and risk sentiment is shaky, it’s hard to see a clean breakout
@XFreeze Sounds good on paper, but “non hallucination rate” depends heavily on how it’s defined and tested. Saying “I don’t know” more often can boost the score, but it doesn’t necessarily mean the model is more useful in real scenarios.
so many people waiting for some confirmation and they keep buying, interesting, same people later complain because they didn't get "lucky", there is no such luck, i don't have idea what the market will do, i just know 5 years from now it'llbe fine and I also know if it goes to 0, I'll also be fine
@scottmelker The important part is exactly what you said, this isn’t an overnight break. If it becomes a real threat, it will show up gradually, and that gives Bitcoin time to adapt like it always has.