things to avoid in your 20’s (bitcoiner edition):
- buying a house
- wasting hundreds of dollars at bars
- taking on leverage you don’t understand
- buying altcoins
- skipping the seed phrase backup
- day trading your long term stack
- multisig you set up once and never tested
- selling the bottom because some guy on discord told you to
- not doing hard things.
Metaplanet is taking a controlling stake in Nasdaq listed Super League Enterprise, contributing 2,100 BTC and $2.5M cash. On closing, SLE is going to be renamed Superplanet, Metaplanet’s US btc treasury vehicle.
Mind you, they’re still the third largest treasury.
Very bullish on @Metaplanet.
I’m very excited to be speaking and representing @BitGo at the Bitcoin for Financial Services Summit!
Grateful for the invite and looking forward to connecting with everyone there 🧡
I had the most vivid dream two nights ago that I adopted a 3 year old boy. I’m only 24, but adoption has been on my heart for as long as I can remember.
I woke up and it was one of those dreams that just felt too real, a dream you can’t really stop thinking about.
Then today at church, my pastor talked about pursuing your purpose- this has always felt like a big part of mine.
I don’t think anything about this was a coincidence.
Claude Shannon died in 2001, before bitcoin existed, but he laid the theoretical foundation. Been going down a rabbit hole on his work and it's wild how much of this traces back to one guy.
1948: he defined the "bit," the basic unit of all digital info.
1949: he basically invented modern cryptography theory with "Communication Theory of Secrecy Systems."
SHA-256, elliptic curve signatures, key entropy: all downstream of his work.
Shoutout to the OG Claude 😤
If you buy spot BTC, you’re a bitcoiner.
If you hold it in cold storage, you’re a bitcoiner.
If you choose not to custody it yourself, you’re a bitcoiner.
If you buy it through your 401k, you’re a bitcoiner.
If you’ve never sold a single sat, you’re a bitcoiner.
Believing in the asset is the qualification. There’s no purity test.
$STRC has climbed ~34% off its June low, now trading at $95.72 and is just a few dollars away from par.
Based on the 70 day pattern to par after the IPO (per the Q2 call), STRC could hit par around first week of Sept.
Late night thought: people will spend years “researching” bitcoin and then buy the top anyway…and then sell the bottom.
This is a long term investment, not a tradddeee.
The national average savings account in the US pays about 0.38% APY.
Right now US consumer prices are rising about 3.5% a year, so the dollar’s buying power is falling roughly that much.
If you place $10,000 there for a year, you end up with $10,038 that buys roughly $9,700 of what it bought last year.
Do you see the problem? You're being paid 0.38% to lose about 3% of your purchasing power.
Strategy has 840,447 btc and the market is pricing at 0.70x (old mNAV). That’s 840,447 coins on sale.
Brutal twelve months, sure. But I think $MSTR is going to make people who bought this drawdown very happy.
3 reasons $STRC gets back to par:
1. They’re buying it. $785M still left under the $1B preferred repurchase authorization, and they said they’d buy heavier the further it sits below $100.
2. The reserve went from $2.55B in late June to $4.65B this week. That’s ~2.7 years of preferred div coverage.
3. When bitcoin goes up, $STRC probably goes up with it.
None of this works if bitcoin keeps sliding, but at $94.71 you’re getting paid 12% to wait.
1979: 385 hours at minimum wage covered a year of tuition. A summer job, and you started the fall with money left over.
2026: your kid worked multiple jobs, 25+ hours a week through all four years, and still graduated owing $100,000.
You bought your first house at 29. He's 24, makes $65,000 a year, and the median home is 8-10x the average salary. He won't buy a home until he's closer to 40, and he'll probably delay marriage & kids.
Bitcoin fixes this.