@bitcoinarchive Great and insightful article on Bo Hines replacement Patrick Witt, who was deputy at Office of Strategic Capital a great replacement
https://t.co/nfT0m6hU5c
Our ad which got banned in the UK by the TV networks has sparked quite a reaction. If you can’t say it, then there must be a kernel of truth in it.
Needing to update the system and improve society is not a political statement on either party in the UK (some have tried to turn it into this). And it’s not specific to the UK (we ran ads with similar themes in the US). It’s a statement about how the traditional financial system is not working for many people and how crypto represents a way to improve that.
There are people in the UK who still think of crypto as some kind of gambling product (a very outdated view), and have completely missed the potential of crypto which is to update and improve the financial system for the benefit of everyone.
We welcome the attacks and any other attempts to censor this message, as it just helps it spread.
@milesdeutscher@__spinor__ I think the fuck tonne of money / pandemic of 2021 vs Genius / Clarity / Anti CBDC of 2025 will be of similar magnitude, if your into the right projects
This is the moment the system silently admits: crypto won.
They just can’t say it out loud yet.
Because the moment they do, they lose control of the narrative.
So instead, they sneak it in - bill by bill, clause by clause - until one day everyone wakes up and realizes:
The new system is already here.
This bill is not just about letting you use your crypto to buy a house.
It’s about acknowledging, without saying it, that crypto wealth is real, stable, and foundational enough to back American debt markets.
And once crypto can back debt, the game changes.
Because now:
•The state is structurally incentivized to keep crypto markets alive.
•Banks are incentivized to onboard crypto users instead of freezing them.
•The media will start soft-pivoting from “speculative bubble” to “emerging collateral class.”
But none of them will say it first.
Because the first to admit it signals the end of fiat dominance.
That’s why they’re slipping it through like this - quietly, surgically, and reflexively.
Like it’s no big deal.
But deep down?
They know exactly what this means.
They’re making peace with the new god of collateral.
They’re submitting to a force they can no longer stop but might still learn to contain.
You’re witnessing the first official crack in the monetary Overton window.
And once the belief spreads—once enough people realize their crypto can buy them homes, businesses, leverage- it won’t just be “internet money” anymore.
It’ll be capital that writes the next chapter.
@OfficialHuey good morning we watched Hector Plimmer last night, thanks for the introduction, the guy is crazy talented. A young guy who stumbled upon the gig was blown away which was magic to see, he hadn’t yet heard of @BBC6Music either, his music world is now blown open 👊🏻