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This is the book we WISHED @elonmusk would write…
“All of Elon's most useful ideas, in his own words.”
Learn directly from the world’s greatest entrepreneur, like you’re sitting across from him at dinner.
It took FIVE YEARS to make this for you.
Because it's built from hundreds and hundreds of Elon's public appearances.
I went through 3,000,000+ words to collect the most useful and timeless ideas.
The final book is ~50,000 words.
Every word is USEFUL.
(This is what I do. My first book, The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, is one of the top 100 most highlighted books of all time on Kindle.)
Then, I spent $50,000+ on editing and design so it looks and feels beautiful.
Then…
> Foreword by @naval.
> Visuals by @jackbutcher.
> Blurb from @mrbeast.
> Published by @scribemediaco.
> And yes, approval on this idea from Elon himself, thanks to @samteller.
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We got 10/10 on reviews from early readers, then worked on it for ANOTHER YEAR.
Why so much effort?
My mission is to create One Million Musks.
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BREAKING: MARA just broke the BTC HODL pledge.
53,822 BTC. The second-largest public Bitcoin holder on Earth rewrote its treasury policy in a 10-K filed Monday and told the SEC it may start selling coins off the balance sheet. Not just mined output. The reserves. The ones they swore they would never touch.
This is not flexibility. This is the math forcing the hand.
Production cost sits at $87,000 per coin. Spot trades at $69,000. Every block mined loses money. Hashprice collapsed to a record low of $35 per petahash. And here is the number that tells you everything about where the conviction actually stood: in 2025, MARA bought 4,267 BTC on the open market at an average price of $111,034 per coin. Those purchased coins are now 38% underwater. The company posted a $1.7 billion net loss in Q4 and took a $1.5 billion write-down on the very asset it built its identity around holding forever.
They are not the only ones running for the exit.
Core Scientific is liquidating ALL 2,537 BTC this quarter. Its CEO called mining essentially in runoff. Bitdeer dumped its entire treasury to zero. Riot sold 5,363 BTC across 2025. Cango moved 4,451 BTC for $305 million. CleanSpark sold 577 BTC in a single month while producing 7,124 for the year, meaning the treasury is shrinking not growing. Every major public miner is converting Bitcoin into AI data center capital because one megawatt of mining revenue earns a mining multiple while one megawatt of AI cloud revenue earns three to twenty-five times that. The arbitrage is not subtle. It is screaming.
Now look at the other side of this trade.
Strategy bought 3,015 BTC last week at $67,700. Holdings: 720,737 BTC. Cost basis: $54.77 billion. Saylor is the only large-scale public buyer left standing in a market where every producer is selling. The entities that mine Bitcoin no longer want to hold it. The entity that holds the most Bitcoin has never mined a single satoshi. Production and accumulation have fully decoupled for the first time in this asset’s sixteen-year history.
But the blockchain is telling a different story than the filing. Arkham Intelligence shows 13,057 BTC on-chain in identifiable MARA wallets versus 53,822 reported. The rest sits in custodial or off-chain arrangements. And since the 10-K dropped, zero confirmed on-chain movement. The SEC paperwork says sell. The chain says wait. That gap is where the real signal lives.
Falsifier: if MARA wallets show no material outflows within 90 days, this was optionality theater and the overhang is phantom. If movement begins into a market sitting at Fear and Greed 15 with BTC already 22% down year-to-date, the reflexive loop activates and every miner treasury becomes a ticking supply bomb.
The HODL era for public miners ended the day the halving killed the margin and AI offered a twenty-five-times exit. They were never conviction holders. They were businesses waiting for a better trade. They found it.
@VitoLops Chissà chi continuerà a comprare se a loro, ad oggi manca ⛽️... e Chissà se è estrema fiducia.
A questo punto però c'è da chiedersi se uno shock, anche piccolo, non possa provocare vendite in massa.
@Criv81 Condivido. Non è una crisi, è un cambio di sistema.
Lavoro e risparmio non garantiscono più progresso, la casa è debito, gli asset finanziari l’unico ascensore sociale — per pochi.
Senza un nuovo equilibrio tra fiscalità e servizi, il patto sociale non si riforma: si dissolve.
We’re grateful to Gabe and his mom, Brittni, for joining our team to share their journey with MYBPC3-associated #HCM. Hearing directly from patients reminds us why we do this work and strengthens our commitment to advancing treatments for genetic heart conditions.
@ChartingBit Dico semplicemente che impostare il proprio operato, a prescindere dal fine, su conoscenza e competenza maturata con i propri sforzi è sinonimo di coerenza e affidabilità
How to deal with "Overwhelm":
1. Braindump. Set a timer for 30 minutes. Grab a pencil and paper. Write down everything that’s on your mind, and all the tasks you have to do.
Get the monsters out of the closet.
2. The rule of 3. Every night, set 3 realistic outcomes for the next day. That’s it, just 3. The key is to make sure the outcomes will make a difference and not b.s. busy work. I like setting 3 outcomes for the month, for the week, and for the day. Constraint keep you focused.
3. Eliminate, delegate, or delay. You don’t have to do everything on your to do list.
Delete - The most productive thing you can do is realize something’s not important, and to delete it.
Delegate - Do you have employees or people that can help you? Learn to delegate.
Delay - Not everything has to be done right now. It’s ok to strategically procrastinate on some tasks. I’d love to organize my closet, but I'd rather wait until I have more bandwidth.
4. Stop adding things to your plate. Your plate is full of food. Your goal is to finish it. It’s hard to finish it if people keep adding more on your plate.
Learn how to say no. Saying no to others means saying yes to yourself. It’s a little trickier if it’s work from your boss.
“I’m noticing that I’m taking on more than I can reasonably complete in the time I have. I want to keep delivering higher quality work - could we talk about which items are the highest priority?”
5. Mental Barriers
There’s a lot of mental barriers that can cause this overwhelm. Here are a few:
Perfectionism - You’re overwhelmed because you want everything to be perfect. First, perfect doesn’t exist. The sooner you ship, then the sooner you get “data.” It’s through data and feedback that something becomes perfect. Perfectionism is actually a b.s. excuse because people are scared of feedback.
“Only I can do this” - You have the mindset that only YOU can do a task. So you feel like this superhero who wants to power through everything. I can relate to this. The issue is you’ll always be a bottleneck if that’s your mindset. If someone else can’t do something well, then maybe you haven’t trained them well enough. And you have to trust that they’ll improve over time.
"Don't kill an Ant with a Sledgehammer" - You have limited resources. Learn how to allocate the right resources depending on the task.
For example, this is just a random post. I'm writing it in 5 minutes. It's not that big of a deal. It doesn't make sense for me to spend 3 days working on it. However, if I'm doing a deep research piece, then I might allocate 3 days of research and writing to that. Or if I'm picking a Netflix movie to watch, I literally have to set a 5 minute timer or I'm going to waste too much time.
Hope this helps! I'm feeling a little overwhelmed myself and kinda wrote this for myself to reinforce the basics.
Finding great trades isn't easy.
Over the years, I've tested many ways to try spot turning points
Here are the few I still use in my analysis... in-depth
Reversals 🧵
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