Sports betting is like a lottery. Anything can happen in the world cup and it's been an exciting couple of weeks. But I'd rather focus on the boring bet that is inevitable
It's really annoying as a United fan to watch but I respect how much they're enjoying this win. It's cringe but they don't care because they are real fans.
I'd milk it too after 22. God forbid
Both parties drain the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) before midterms to tame oil prices. Biden did it pre-2022 amid Ukraine war and Trump’s doing it now due to Iran war. Same playbook. Same energy shock. Classic setup for midterm-year BTC drawdown. Will it be followed by the usual post-election rebound?
We're back at these same prices ⛽
Feb 2022: Russia invades Ukraine → oil shock in March
Feb 2026: US/Israel strike Iran → oil shock in March
History often rhymes. Is this the same oil/inflation panic or is this round different?
Bitcoin during midterm years
• 2014: -66%
• 2018: -81%
• 2022: -67%
• 2026: -35% so far
Pattern is obvious… but is it midterms causing it? Or just Bitcoin’s 4-year halving cycle?
Either way massive bounce ahead.
#Bitcoin#Midterms#BTC
Iran flips the Strait of Hormuz open, then threatens to close it again in under 24 hours. Markets react in seconds, and insiders probably positioned early for the swings. Retail doesn’t win by timing that. We win through DCA and letting time do the work.
The CIA theory never made sense to me. The same agency that hasn't seen audits since the 60s is supposed to have built a system that audits itself perfectly every 10 minutes?
Bitcoin was born out of necessity. The CIA is well funded by the fiat system and has no interest in an alternative.
Plus, the creator no longer matters. Bitcoin is a decentralized open-source network. No single entity controls it. Decentralization is how we empower each individual. 💪🏾
Iran just turned the Strait of Hormuz, the chokepoint for 20% of global oil, into a literal Bitcoin tollbooth.
$1 per barrel, seconds to pay in BTC so it ‘can’t be traced or confiscated’ due to sanctions (Hosseini via FT).
America’s policies are accelerating the shift. Nation-states are quietly ditching the dollar, and Bitcoin is stepping up as the neutral global alternative in real time.
What do you think this does to the petrodollar long-term?