Dorsey

Marathon not a sprint 🏁#bitcoin

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

If you’re wondering how many dollars you will get back from a bitcoin investment, you’re doing it wrong.

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@KobeissiLetter Retail is retarded…

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@Chrissssjohnson Mf in the comments really worked up about the fiat strike fees when he bought 2 whole ₿. People really be concerned with the wrong shit 🤣

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@FirstSquawk Not with a 39 trillion dollar bag of shit

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@Kalshi Yes once the inflationary monetary system dies

[Jordan @Perry_ThePM]

You hear that?

They can withstand anything because you will pay the bill through taxes and debasement.

Opt out and buy hard money only.

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@DeItaone This the part in the movie when the market is desperately trying to hide the truth.

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@TFTC21 No send button… 🚩

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@FirstSquawk

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@KobeissiLetter Here come all the retards saying bitcoin is going to get cracked and go to zero 😂

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@WatcherGuru End result no matter what happens with rates 😂

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@HodlMagoo

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@21MBitties

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@AmmousMD What, like a zombie apocalypse? 😂

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@FirstSquawk I dunno, they’re still knocking apaches out the sky 😂

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@Kalshi

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@SimonDixonTwitt “This whole bitcoin only thing!” They sound like shitcoiners who are shilling their better than bitcoin digital credit coin. SMH the fuckery will continue I guess. Bitcoin only over here

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@TFTC21 Police and surveillance states on the way. Simon Dixon has been on target.🎯

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

@pdicarlotrader 45k would be phenomenal! More bitcoin for same dollars

[Dorsey @CDorsey62]

Simon is a real one. No gimmicks, no sales pitches, no ads, no subscriptions, just his honest opinions and aim for accuracy.

[Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt]

Nobody is fully sovereign.

Sovereignty exists on a spectrum.

It’s not a destination; it’s a direction.

Every day, through your decisions, you become either more sovereign or less sovereign.

I actually believe many people can get significantly closer to sovereignty with a disciplined ten-year plan.

Most don’t, not because it’s impossible, but because they want a one-year plan.

The desire for shortcuts and perfection is often the very thing that keeps people trapped.

I know this because my audience is full of people who have been steadily moving in that direction for years.

They didn’t achieve it overnight.

They did it by consistently making choices that increased their freedom, reduced dependencies, and aligned their incentives with their long-term goals.

Sovereignty isn’t built in a moment.

It’s built one decision at a time.

It’s also built by understanding the rules of the game, which is why I spend so much time helping people understand how the world really works based on my own experience.

The more you understand the architecture (money, debt, taxation, regulation, incentives, institutions, and power), the more choices become available to you.

Most people spend their lives analyzing personalities.

I prefer to analyze systems.

People come and go. Architecture endures.

If you understand the architecture, you can navigate it, avoid its traps, and steadily move toward greater sovereignty over time.

[Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt]

Nobody is fully sovereign.

Sovereignty exists on a spectrum.

It’s not a destination; it’s a direction.

Every day, through your decisions, you become either more sovereign or less sovereign.

I actually believe many people can get significantly closer to sovereignty with a disciplined ten-year plan.

Most don’t, not because it’s impossible, but because they want a one-year plan.

The desire for shortcuts and perfection is often the very thing that keeps people trapped.

I know this because my audience is full of people who have been steadily moving in that direction for years.

They didn’t achieve it overnight.

They did it by consistently making choices that increased their freedom, reduced dependencies, and aligned their incentives with their long-term goals.

Sovereignty isn’t built in a moment.

It’s built one decision at a time.

It’s also built by understanding the rules of the game, which is why I spend so much time helping people understand how the world really works based on my own experience.

The more you understand the architecture (money, debt, taxation, regulation, incentives, institutions, and power), the more choices become available to you.

Most people spend their lives analyzing personalities.

I prefer to analyze systems.

People come and go. Architecture endures.

If you understand the architecture, you can navigate it, avoid its traps, and steadily move toward greater sovereignty over time.