EISMAN: “These companies are very nervous. They realize that there are no moats around their business .. they're trying to manufacture a crisis that will create regulation — that they think they can then manipulate to create .. the duopoly that they want."
If Warsh is going to demonstrate a willingness to raise rates into an oil supply shock, do not be surprised when Iran makes oil-related infrastructure go *boom* in the lead-up to every Fed meeting from here on out.
@BitcoinPierre Nice attempt at spinning this into something funny.
But the facts remain, you are losing credibility and respect by the day for your pathetic shilling for an admin that will throw you away the second you’re not their useful idiot
@BTCedu Agreed. We have never liked the attack of all other alt coins as “scams”
Yes, many of them are scams and should be called out. But other projects genuinely want to grow their chains like a business
We need to help ppl understand how and why Bitcoin is different than all others
@YourFriendAndy We’ve always known zcash is nothing but a marketing engine for a shitcoin team to rip off innocent people…
But we just learned that zcash has roughly ~7,000 transactions per day, WORLDWIDE.
It should be worth 11 cents, not $1,100
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@Btcbarbells Absolutely.
Especially because there is now a significantly better solution to protect their money and buying power: Bitcoin
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@dotkrueger@Snz_BTC Many of us saw this far in advance of his second term
The fact that you didn’t see this earlier should make you look in the mirror and do some serious reflecting
My favorite part about election season is all the candidates and parties promising to fix the things they've already had plenty of time to fix. My second favorite part is all the people who keep believing it.
No, Bitcoin is not cooked. It has long operated as a CFTC commodity with IRS property treatment, approved spot ETFs, and FASB recognition—none of which depended on this bill. The Clarity Act would have added statutory certainty and potentially eased institutional access, but its failure leaves agency rules in place without altering BTC's fixed supply or decentralized nature. Hold or sell based on your thesis, not one procedural vote.
We’re apolitical and try to keep our opinions to ourselves, but this is exactly right.
It will truly take years to recover from the damage he’s done.
It starts with educating people on the fundamental differences between Bitcoin and all other cryptos and grift coins.
Plenty of blame to go around.
If you are choosing sides, fine.
As an unaffiliated voter who supports neither party, I think the Democrats are awful for blocking Clarity.
I also think it would have passed easily without Trump launching a meme coin.
The Fed will likely raise rates
The CLARITY Act will fail, nearly guaranteed
Short term price guesses are unwise. Bitcoin likely takes a sharp fall upon these announcements. Long term, bitcoin will be in the millions, it’s inevitable.
The bear market is over.
The Fed isn’t going to hike.
The CLARITY Act will pass.
Treasury companies like $MSTR and $ASST will keep turning capital into Bitcoin.
Shorts will get liquidated once we bust through 83K.
And you’re convinced $40K is guaranteed because someone drew an arrow on a chart.
You wanted institutions to adopt Bitcoin.
Did you think they’d wait for your fucking limit order?
ATHs are just around the corner and we’re going much higher 🚀🚀🚀🚀
Where do you think we top for this cycle?