We’re still early on the adoption curve.
As Bitcoin’s market cap grows, it becomes a bigger home for sovereign wealth and corporate treasuries — not a smaller one. Large pools of capital need large places to sit.
Volatility is the cost of getting there. Scarcity is the reason it’s worth it.
#Bitcoin #BTC
Elon Musk seems to direct his energy toward the stars and the broader universe, where the challenges are immense and the possibilities are still being explored. I think that is what drives him. He is less outspoken about Bitcoin, perhaps because there is less uncertainty to conquer there and fewer obvious challenges to solve. Michael Saylor, by contrast, seems to direct his energy toward the philosophy of money and time. He has forward vision rooted in a deep understanding of the past, and I think that is what drives him.
Each of them owns Bitcoin in a way that seems consistent with his own worldview.
Corrupt governments are seldom brought to justice. Bitcoin may help reform them. It is not flashy like AI, and it does not need to be. It solves something profound: sovereign financial property for every individual, without discrimination. It just works. It doesn’t need help — it is the help. Find it early.
We’re proud to announce our latest policy brief, “Bitcoin-Enhanced Treasury Bonds: An Idea Whose Time Has Come.” Co-authored by Andrew Hohns & @matthew_pines, it explores the viability of a BitBonds strategy.
Read here: https://t.co/Z65iqHnZB9
An ideology that spawned a protocol resulting in an asset that circulates on a network, that would be a simple articulation of what #bitcoin is.
Michael Saylor.
I’ve been pondering why we haven’t seen a larger price move to the upside… this is what I came up with.
I believe that anyone that’s been in this market has used up most of their dry powder. The Normie is completely clueless and didn’t even know that the government has started a strategic ₿itcoin reserve. I reached out to 10 acquaintances like my insurance broker, car salesman, food supplier and even my landscaper. Not one of them had heard the news. We are early.
#₿Itcoin
🚨NEW: Joe Rogan on USAID
"Right now we're seeing what happens when you take a business approach to government with this whole USAID thing. They're uncovering corruption and waste and this weird shady shit with NGOs. We're seeing a President who can't get elected so he's going HAM and cleaning out everything and people are freaking out.
The same people who said 'We need radical change," and "we have corruption," are now saying "We don't need this!"
You're seeing not just waste, its deeper, it's corruption. You're seeing that corruption get weeded out. I'm hoping this is successful and it yields a benefit to the working class people, the American people, where people realize we can't just be spending all our tax money on nonsense.
If that happens and this idea spreads across the country, it won't be a scary thing to discuss anymore."
"The S&P index is pretty much going up 7% per year for 100 years, and the U.S. dollar currency supply is going up 7% per year for 100 years.
What you have is a basket of assets that are holding their value in real terms while they trend up in nominal terms.."
—Michael Saylor