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Hashrate is stagnating.
But it follows a power law.
Roughly speaking this means, we will deploy the same amount of energy over the next two years, we were deploying the whole existence of Bitcoin.
It is not dollar valuation. It is pure electronic power.
Let that sink in.
Bitcoiners agree on the 99% that matters. We shouldn’t let the 1% divide us while nearly all global capital has yet to enter Bitcoin’s monetary network. The opportunity is bigger than the argument.
@Giovann35084111 That’s correct. Through bitcoin a massive shift in perspective on individual level is emerging. The next shift up will involve proportional more humans, shifting their perspective with proper timing otherwise it will be harmful. If power law plays out it’s happening naturally.
According to the comments, the bottom is near.
Indicators are pointing towards a major bottom:
- Fear & Greed
- RSI weekly divergence developing
- MACD weekly divergence developing
- Close to PL floor
I am not ruling out a dip. But if, it is decreased in size.
@BTCoptioneer BTC Power Law was not proven wrong. It's not possible with the current price action. Price needs to leave the sigma bands for a long time to then change the coefficient.
The Astrology of Michael Saylor and MSTR’s Bitcoin Reckoning
MSTR was founded on an exact Saturn-Neptune conjunction in 1989.
The next Saturn-Neptune conjunction didn’t happen until February 20, 2026.
Saturn-Neptune conjunction = reality check.
Illusions, dreams, things that don’t actually work all get checked.
MSTR became a Bitcoin treasury company after its Saturn Return in 2019.
With Saturn-Neptune now activated, the question is: Was that pivot actually real?
Or was it just Michael Saylor, a cockroach of the financial system, building fiat financial instruments around the greatest NGU technology in the world?
Bitcoin is no gods, no masters. No intermediaries. No trusted third parties. It is perfect money that doesn’t need permission or financial machinery built around it.
MSTR is a corporate stock market vehicle built on debt, leverage, financial engineering, and the promise that some guy can fiat the fuck up more than you can.
However, I don’t think Saylor is fake. He has Mercury at 2 Aquarius, conjunct Bitcoin’s natal Mercury. That is very powerful synastry. There is a reason he became one of Bitcoin’s most effective spokesmen.
So I don’t think the story is just “Saylor is a grifter who gets killed off like every other hero/villain in the decentralization story”.
The question is whether MSTR is part of Bitcoin’s destiny, or is it another lesson in fiat financial engineering trying to wrap itself around Bitcoin and control it?
Looking ahead, the August 12 solar eclipse is a major chaotic event for both MSTR and Saylor. It’s happening in Leo, conjunct MSTR’s South Node and opposing Saylor’s Aquarius Sun.
That is a very “kill your heroes” energy. I don’t necessarily think MSTR dies, but I do think this is a myth-breaking moment.
MSTR has its nodal return in January 2027, which could be a point where the path of the world starts to align again with the path MSTR is trying to be on.
They own a ton of Bitcoin. If they can survive long enough, they may be able to be carried by that in 2027.
So the question is: what breaks when? Are there debt/leverage pressure points coming due before 2027?
Can MSTR get super lean and be reborn as a company that adopted Bitcoin for what it actually is?
Or does the financial engineering debt leverage rube goldberg machine collapse first?
@Loriss65 I disagree. If Bitcoin is what we believe it is, then no single entity can kill it. Not @saylor, nor @MicroStrategy or ETF firms like BlackRock.
My bullish/bearish take on bitcoin is that we shouldn’t blame any entity for buying too much of it, because if bitcoin can be killed by an entity buying it, then it wasn’t meant to be.
If all it takes to kill bitcoin is a bullish entity that likes it enough to buy, then go home.