Adam Pomerantz

BTC Maxi

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

Let's see if this is the case in 5 years... I'm going to be on the other side of this argument. #Bitcoin http://t.co/QjLubiZy5e

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@BitcoinAIGuy Buy bitcoin:native

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@BitcoinAIGuy Add me to the list - a true bitcoin bull for life. Bitcoin is primed for a rip yo face off rally. It will happen so fast, 95% of traders will miss it.

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@MartyBent @TFTC21 🙌 perfect response 🙌

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@CrusadeInvest Agreed 💯, but as a capital allocator, I want/need to participate in this “gold rush” responsibly. I love the energy and infrastructure space….thats my main focus at the moment.

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@SawyerMerritt @SpaceX And people are bearish on $IREN , get real, lol 😂

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@BitcoinAIGuy I heard that nugget on the call. Brought a big smile to my face. 🔥$IREN

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@ColeMacro @Strive @Nasdaq 🔥this song hits 🔥congratulations!

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

Here is my comment: I strongly oppose assigning Bitcoin a 1,250% risk weight under the Basel cryptoasset framework. This punitive treatment is a category error that treats the world’s most transparent, issuerless digital commodity like the riskiest securitization tranches.
Bitcoin has no issuer, no borrower, and no counterparty risk. Its price volatility, liquidity, custody, and operational risks are measurable, hedgeable, and already addressed by existing market-risk (FRTB) and operational-risk rules. Unlike opaque or illiquid assets, Bitcoin trades on deep, global markets 24/7 with a public ledger.
A 1,250% weight (effectively 100% capital requirement) makes it economically impossible for U.S. banks to custody, lend against, or offer Bitcoin services to customers. This forces activity into less-regulated venues, reduces customer protection, harms U.S. competitiveness, and blocks banks from a legitimate asset class that millions of Americans already hold.
Gold and U.S. Treasuries receive 0% risk weights. Bitcoin deserves risk-sensitive treatment as a “non-issuer digital commodity” — not a blanket ban by capital rule.
I urge the Federal Reserve, OCC, and FDIC to reject the 1,250% default and adopt a tailored, risk-based approach that allows safe, regulated bank participation in Bitcoin.
Thank you for considering this comment.

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@edvestments

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@FransBakker9812 @bitcoinbutcher1 Agreed, compared to CIFR earnings messaging was significantly better/more inspiring even though IREN had much bigger new unveilings.

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@mikealfred Appreciate you!

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

RIP Bobby! Thanks!

[Bitcoin Magazine @BitcoinMagazine]

RT if you don't want $XRP on America's balance sheet.

BITCOIN ONLY 👏

[Bitstein @bitstein]

God save the Coin!

Long live the Coin!

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

Welcome 3.125 #bitcoin

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

A must watch for every human on earth. Long live #freedom https://t.co/9uW5no7sju

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

@kodylow @fedibtc Congratulations!

[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

Top reasons to own #bitcoin

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[Adam Pomerantz @efficientperson]

#bitcoin fixes the broken incentives within our financial system.#bitcoin has the best characteristics as a “store of value”.

No counterparty risk. No interest rate sensitivity. No leverage. No arbitrary central bank. No censorship. No borders.