@BillyM2k The one that already forgot how to think for itself. AI doesn’t kill industries, it exposes them. First to go: advertising, content farms, cheap consultancy. The rest just notices later.
Nice, that. Hashrate at an all-time high. Machines still running, miners still spending billions because the math works for them. Not belief, arithmetic with guts. You don’t have to love it, but the network is more alive than ever.
Bitcoin's hash rate just hit another all-time high.
Miners are spending billions securing the network.
They're not doing that for a "bubble."
They're doing it because they've done the math.
@elonmusk Universal checks to offset AI unemployment won’t automatically avoid inflation. AI may boost total output, but key sectors like housing, healthcare and energy stay constrained. When demand rises faster than supply there, prices still rise.
Listen up.
Bitcoin IS in a bull market.
But bull markets don't go straight up.
They go:
Up 20%
Down 15%
Sideways 3 weeks
Up 20%
Down 18%
Up 40%
And idiots sell EVERY dip thinking "it's over."
I've called the last 3 bottoms perfectly.
2020: $3,800
2022: $15,500
2026: $60,000
And I'm telling you RIGHT NOW:
This is a bull market.
It's just going to be BUMPY AS HELL.
If you can't handle -15% pullbacks...
You don't deserve the +300% run.
Simple as that.
I'll be here at the top.
Will you?
#Crypto engagement here is genuinely impressive. Everyone shouting over each other, nobody reading anything, but all convinced they’re early to something big. Pure innovation, if you enjoy noise.
@QuintenFrancois Crypto engagement here is absolutely amazing, truly peak discourse. Deep, thoughtful conversations everywhere. It’s just a bit unfortunate that most of it sounds like echoes in an empty room applauding itself.
First it was easy money, now it’s expensive debt. The market looks away, until the bill arrives. No earnings means every yield is a ticking clock. You can reshuffle all you want, but someone pays in the end. That moment always comes. $MSTR #Bitcoin
$MSTR was initially able to fund its Bitcoin buying spree by selling shares at a premium. Now it's forced to issue preferred shares with an 11.5% yield. Since MSTR has no earnings, this obligation can only be satisfied by selling more preferreds, discounted common, or Bitcoin.
Yes. But not blindly. #Crypto isn’t a miracle cure, it’s a new layer of money and technology. For family, only if they understand the ride: volatile, yes, but for those who learn and stay patient, it can genuinely create long-term upside. #Cryptocurrency#Bitcoin
@LarkDavis Yes, but with nuance. Crypto is no longer just hype, it’s an evolving market with real innovation underneath. I’d recommend it to family as something to learn about and start small with. Those who understand what they’re doing can find real long-term opportunities here.
#Bitcoin isn’t something you can simply block or shut down. It operates across a global network of nodes, with no central point of failure or control. That structure is exactly what makes it resilient, borderless, and extremely hard to stop. #BTC
@saylor Bitcoin can’t be shut down like a company or a server. It runs globally across thousands of nodes. No central switch, no single point of control. That’s what makes it resilient, borderless, and hard to stop.
The market doesn't appear to be in complete capitulation mode.
Volumes and price action are more consistent with the "accumulation-recovery" pattern.
An additional drop to $31.5k is still possible, but not the base case.
$Pi isn’t an investment, it’s a personality test.
Buy for the “long term,” panic in 5 minutes, sell at the bottom, then tweet “I always believed.” #PiNetwork
#Bitcoin is digital gold with the stability of a trampoline and the predictability of the weather. You buy $BTC “for the future” and then check every 3 minutes to see if you’re rich or ruined.
#cryptocurrency
Who needs financial advice or market research when you can just blindly throw your money at any trending investment? That's the true spirit of capitalism, folks. #Bitcoin#BTC#crypto
#Bitcoin & other #crypto were not initially created with the intention of being a widely accepted #currency for day-to-day transactions. Instead, they were designed as an alternative to traditional currencies & payment systems, with focus on decentralization, security & privacy.