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[mikesenich @mikesenich]

Proud of all of our work @BitcoinVoter and @PubKey never disappoints! Now, let's get market structure across the finish line!

[Bitcoin Voter Project @BitcoinVoter]

BVP was happy to support @JimJustice_WV & Babydog last night at @PubKey DC. As a strong pro-Bitcoin voice in the Senate, he's committed to passing Clarity and tackling crypto tax reform to make BTC easier to own and spend.

And it wouldn't be a Bitcoin event without @Saylor!

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

I'm thrilled to be speaking on behalf of the @BitcoinVoter at the largest #crypto policy event of the year — DC Blockchain Summit 2026 in Washington, DC! Join me on March 17-18 as we dive into how #blockchain can shape a better tomorrow. https://t.co/ETKdB3TH9Y

[Dennis Camp @denniscamp]

The city’s woke nonsense.

The Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in Cincinnati, where Music Hall is located, was indeed primarily developed and built by German immigrants in the mid-to-late 19th century. Historical records indicate that most of the ornate brick buildings in OTR were constructed by German immigrants between the 1860s and 1880s, following waves of immigration from German-speaking regions after the 1848 revolutions.These immigrants formed a dense community north of the Miami and Erie Canal (nicknamed "the Rhine"), and their labor dominated the construction trades in the area during that era.

For Music Hall specifically, completed in 1878, the bricklaying contract was awarded to W.A. Megrue, a Cincinnati-born bricklayer and contractor who handled major projects like railroad depots and early apartment buildings. While the exact composition of his workforce isn't detailed in primary sources, the demographic context of 1870s Cincinnati suggests that skilled construction labor in OTR, including bricklaying, was predominantly performed by German immigrants or their descendants, who held a stronghold in the neighborhood's building trades.

African Americans did have a presence in Cincinnati's workforce by the 1870s, often in unskilled or semi-skilled roles like steamboat labor, longshoremen, servants, and general laborers, following migrations from the South post-Civil War. However, they were largely excluded from skilled trades like bricklaying, carpentry, and ironwork due to discrimination and occupational barriers. By 1890, records show virtually no Black workers in those categories in Cincinnati, with Black employment concentrated in service and manual labor sectors. Friends of Music Hall's "Under One Roof" series does reference African Americans. No primary sources specify widespread involvement of African American laborers in laying Music Hall's estimated 4 million bricks, and the historical labor patterns indicate their role was likely minimal compared to German immigrant workers.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@BitcoinPierre @WhiteHouse We know the mission! Actively working on this with @BitcoinVoter

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

The movement is driven by moments. This is one of those moments. #BTC 🚀 🌕

[Bitcoin For Corporations @BitcoinForCorps]

🚨BREAKING: MSCI decides NOT to exclude #Bitcoin treasuries from its global indexes.

Firms like @Strategy, @Metaplanet, and other Bitcoin treasury companies remain eligible for index inclusion.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@Hedgeye It’s all by design. Distract people with social issues, sports gambling, social media doom scrolling through their echo chambers, and an endless news cycle - our modern Circus Maximus - while they steal their wealth. #Bitcoin solves for this.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@joeybeastmarket To be fair, Joe Pesci was also a homeless man living in a basement on an Ivy League campus in With Honors who played a big role in changing Brendan Fraser’s entire life outlook, so it seems this type of thing happens more often than we may think.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@nayibbukele It’s by design.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@elonmusk It’s a feature, not a bug.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@BoHines @Chase It’s not a bank 🏦
It’s not money 💵
It’s not yours!

#BTC solves for this!

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@ZubyMusic The Fed has done to people what the zoos have done to animals. Bitcoin solves for this! #BTC

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@ChrisMMillas It’s by design. Bitcoin solves for this.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@BGatesIsaPyscho It’s not a bank 🏦
It’s not money 💰
It’s not yours
#Bitcoin solves for this!

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@ShadowofEzra It's not a bank. It's not money. It's not yours. #Bitcoin is the solution.

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

President Trump wants to make America the Bitcoin capital. @SpeakerJohnson made it clear that he is committed to achieving that goal by listening to the industry and the 50 million Bitcoiners in America.

House Crypto Day was an amazing success for @BitcoinVoter @MARA @CleanSpark_Inc @RiotPlatforms and we will not grow weary in our commitment for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve!

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

Less than 1 week until @BitcoinVoterPAC hosts Speaker of the House Mike Johnson for our 1st Annual House Crypto Day in DC. We will have a special presentation and panelists with CEO's and industry leaders from @MARA @RiotPlatforms @CleanSpark_Inc @a16z @MicroStrategy @AvaLabs @multicoin @cantorfitzgerld @Paxos and more!

If you are interested in attending our special evening reception and will be in DC, please shoot me a note. We hope to see the #Bitcoin community there!

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@BitcoinVoterPAC is honored to be working with @SpeakerJohnson and industry leaders from @MARA @RiotPlatforms @CleanSpark_Inc and others on this event.

Bitcoin voters understand sound money and are committed to electing Bitcoin champions to office at the local, state, and federal levels. This is just the beginning!!

[Bitcoin Voter Project @BitcoinVoter]

We're excited to take part in the first annual House Crypto Day, hosted by Speaker Mike Johnson!

Crypto Day will bring industry leaders to the nation's capital to discuss Bitcoin policy and the effort to make America the crypto capital of the world. As part of the day's events, @BitcoinVoterPAC will host a reception and roundtable with Speaker Johnson at the new @PubKey location in DC 👀

DM us to learn more!

[mikesenich @mikesenich]

@repgabeevans It's turning out to be a banner week for $BTC!