@DoerflerJared@HannaGolfCo Went to Scotland on trip of lifetime played 9 rounds including Old C Carnasty Prestwick Western Gales shot 74 at Turnbury next morning at Auld Kirk Cemetery Ayr Scotland and Royal Troon in the afternoon. Heaven keeps a record of the “66” has been an Alex in the Family since 1866
I watched Mr. Hebner entertain 25 nine year old kid's during a rain delay, in the indoor hitting cage under Coca-Cola Field in Buffalo.
Mr. Hebner threw batting practice to every boy there, offered suggestions and tips to each boy, instilled a load of confidence in each one and the entire time regaled all of us with Red Sox and Johnny Pesky stories!!
The FINEST professional athlete I have ever met!
Richie Hebner.
Giveaway: Aaron Rodgers had ZERO 300 yard games last year. Crazy right. If he does that today. And the Steelers win. I’ll give out 5 Aaron Rodgers jerseys. All you gotta do to enter is 1) Follow me. 2) Retweet this post. Here. We. Go.
People hate me because I talk about Strive. But thats ok.
Buying $ASST in April for just over $9 is going to be one of the best financial decisions Ive ever made. 🚀
I believe in what these guys are building. PLUS I have the added satisfaction that their success leads to a persistent bid for Bitcoin. Its a win win.
3x in less than 6 months in the pits of a bear market is wild. But I believe there is much much more to come.
One year ago today, I wrote this after Charlie Kirk was murdered.
Two days later, Strive became a public company. It was one of the biggest moments of my professional life, and yet I could not get my mind off Charlie, his family, and what his life had meant to mine. If you look back at what I was talking about publicly during those days, it was mostly about Charlie, because that was where my mind and heart were, and it felt inauthentic to spend that moment talking only about Strive.
During COVID, my wife and I were living in Northern California. @GavinNewsom had deemed churches “non-essential” and ordered them closed while “peaceful protests” were encouraged. In May 2020, @destinyrocklin church, which was close to where we lived at the time, opened its doors in defiance of those orders. We believed at the time that its pastor could potentially be arrested for taking that stand. He did not care, and neither did the people who filled that building, including my wife and me. We were there because church is essential and because nothing is more important than our faith in Christ.
We had never been to Destiny and probably never would have walked through its doors that weekend without Charlie. We heard on The Charlie Kirk Show that he would be there supporting the church, so my wife and I went. We found a church full of Christians on fire for God, unafraid to live their faith publicly, and that experience helped set my family on the Christian journey we have been on ever since. It also directly gave my wife and me the conviction to take a stand against the ramifications of ESG and DEI, which we came to believe represented not only breaches of fiduciary duty, but a broader cultural movement increasingly hostile to Christian conviction. We would not be where we are in our Christian journey without Charlie, and I am certain I would not be at Strive without Charlie Kirk.
When Strive was founded in 2022, Charlie was a seed investor. He supported Strive from the beginning in its fight against ESG and DEI, and he was excited about Strive’s evolution into a Bitcoin-focused company. Charlie understood that these fights were about much more than markets or business, and his energy and conviction were unmistakable.
I spend a lot of time talking about Bitcoin, the debt crisis, markets and Strive, and I have always promised myself that I will be authentic about what is actually on my mind and speak what I believe to be true. I could not live my life any other way. Make no mistake about what sits beneath all of it for me: Christ comes first. My faith is my foundation, my inspiration and ultimately my why.
Charlie blessed this country with an extraordinary amount of energy during a tragically short life. It is fitting to me that his final book was about honoring the Sabbath. Of all the subjects Charlie could have chosen to write about, his final message pointed people back toward God. A year later, what I wrote that day remains true: Charlie changed my family’s life, and his legacy lives on in our home and in countless others.
We will never forget Charlie Kirk.
You know I’m your buddy, @GaryCardone, but thinking Bitcoin can’t get to $5M per coin is a logical fallacy. I would argue $5M is a near certainty. If you want to talk percentages, I’d put it above 99%.
Think about it logically:
Fiat has no capped supply. We keep printing more. The dilution of value is infinite.
Now consider Bitcoin’s fixed supply. As we print more dollars, each Bitcoin is “worth” more dollars in dollar terms, even if Bitcoin isn’t getting more adoption.
Now consider that an entire industry is building tools to spread Bitcoin’s usage, which has been gong on for 17 years. Game theory inherent in Bitcoin’s rigid design drives the incentive for people to support and grow the network once they are in. So this is very unlikely to stop.
The logical fallacy in your head is that there must be a cap on Bitcoin’s value relative to other assets. This is wrong, because the supply of other assets is a moving target. Gold’s supply grows, and it will continue to grow at a faster rate as we build more tools to better mine gold from the ocean and the stars. Gold has an unlimited supply. Bitcoin does not.
The other fallacy confusing your brain is the false assumption that there isn’t enough time. “It will never happen.” Humans have difficulty understanding rate of change. Gold has been used as a store of value for thousands of years. Your brain takes that info and converts it into a sense of security. “It’s always been here.”
Just because gold has been around for a long time doesn’t mean something better won’t or can’t come along.
I can’t tell you when Bitcoin will hit $5M a coin, but I can confidently say—without a black swan or extinction event, it’s much closer to a 100% certainty than an impossibility.