Will Stackmore

Liquor in the front, poker in the rear.

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[FiatHawk - Bitcoin is Hope @FiatHawk]

Time Is the Only Currency You Can’t Print, But They Found A Way to Steal It Anyway

I woke up to the scream of an alarm clock for 27 years. Press snooze. Shower. Coffee. Commute. Repeat. The ritual felt holy until I realized it wasn’t mine. It was theirs.

You think you own your time? Let me gut that illusion.

Fiat isn’t just paper, it’s a metaphysical leash. A system that turns minutes into debt coupons, hours into collateral. Seneca warned, “Life is long if you know how to use it.” But how do you use it when your days are priced in a currency central banks dilute on whim? Every inflation tick isn’t just numbers, it’s theft of your labor’s lifespan. You trade irreplaceable hours for depreciating tokens, then beg for scraps of freedom.

Nietzsche asked: “What if some day or night a demon were to steal into your loneliest loneliness and say… ‘This life as you now live it… you will have to live once more and innumerable times more.’ Would you not throw yourself down and gnash your teeth?” The horror isn’t repetition, it’s realizing you’d choose the same chains.

Ownership isn’t possession. You “have” a job, a mortgage, a pension. But who holds the strings? Foucault called it “disciplinary institutions” modernity’s silent guillotine. Your boss doesn’t own you. Your bank doesn’t own you. But together, they own your time. You ration it, sell it, beg for it back.

Here’s the heresy: Money is supposed to be a tool to store time. Instead, fiat inverts it. You become the battery.

The ancients knew time as kairos, the moment you seize, the right time for action, not the clock you obey. Heraclitus spat: "Time is a game played beautifully by children." But we grew up into slaves of the grind, the tyranny of schedules, the hollow religion of "productivity."

Bitcoin is not a currency. It’s a rebellion against time theft.

Satoshi didn’t just code money, he weaponized scarcity in a world drunk on infinite digits. When you hold bitcoin, you’re not storing value. You’re freezing time. Preserving today’s sweat against tomorrow’s devaluation. It’s not a hedge against inflation. It’s a stake through the heart of the system that monetizes your mortality.

Thoreau wrote: “The cost of a thing is the amount of what I will call life which is required to be exchanged for it.” They’ve made life cheap.

You want sovereignty? Start measuring wealth in hours, not digits. How much of your finite breath are you trading for infinite paper? The answer will terrify you.

I sold my first bitcoin to buy time. Not vacations or leisure, the unshakable right to wake when my body stirred, work when my mind burned, reject the 27-year alarm clock’s scream.

They call us radicals. Good.

The war isn’t between coins or policies. It’s between those who see time as a currency to hoard and those who bleed it for masters. Marcus Aurelius warned: “You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.”

So I ask again: What is yours?

If your answer doesn’t taste like blood and defiance, you’re still asleep.

Tick-tick-tick.

[Sunny Po @sunny051488]

"You just got lucky investing in Bitcoin"

$BTC savers for the past 5 years:

[Seth For Privacy @sethforprivacy]

This quote hits harder by the year…

[Walker⚡️ @WalkerAmerica]

SONG OF THE SUMMER JUST DROPPED

"I'm a Normie (Mid-Curve Life)"

If you like football and Taylor Swift, this song is for you.

[Josh Man @JoshMandell6]

I am sorry if I totally fail to explain this, but we actually exist at more than one point in time, yet in two different locations. Somewhere in the "future", the price is already $444,444 and you are yelling at the screen trying to tell your younger self to look into the camera.

We are legends of the future, looking back at home videos of our younger selves and savoring the memories of these glory years.

[Stack Hodler @stackhodler]

Time allocation is now more important than capital allocation.

Capital allocation is a solved problem.

Just buy Bitcoin and hold it until you reach escape velocity.

The left and right sides of the bell curve understand this.

But time allocation?

This is an evolving field of study.

Personally I'm baking some unique assumptions into my time allocation decisions.

Assumptions no one in human history has ever had to navigate.

Namely, that AI will completely upend the world as we know it inside of 10 years.

There will soon be an abundance of tireless intelligence that exceeds the capacity of the smartest humans on earth.

They will be solving humanity's biggest challenges around the clock.

That seems entirely reasonable to me.
And 10 years is probably a conservative timeline.

Even if you completely discount the emergence of a recursively self-improving superintelligence, you should at least consider the possibility that >90% of all paid mental work will disappear.

There will be vast societal and economic consequences.

Life 10 years from now could be far better or far worse.

The optimist in me chooses to believe it will be far better as fewer people will be wasting time on menial work, and the price of things will fall dramatically when priced in BTC.

But how should you act if you believe the world will change in an extreme way within the next 10 years?

Everyone is in different situations.

Personally I'd do everything I could to get as close to 1 Bitcoin as possible within the next 3 years.

But if you're already in a solid financial situation, you should probably add a much larger premium to your time than you already do.

That's what I'm doing.

We are living in a golden age that we will look back on with extreme nostalgia.

Similar to how many people look at the time before the Internet as a special time... But x100

- No mass reliance on UBI.

- Opportunities for upward mobility still exist with hard work and ingenuity.

- No autonomous face-scanning police roaming the streets.

- Most places are still safe and pleasant to visit.

Are you soaking it in? Are you experiencing this time fully instead of living for the future?

As I consider how I want to educate my children, it's obvious that the current system isn't setup for the world that's coming.

20th century jobs as we know them will disappear.

Worker drones will be useless.

So instead of inculcating the habit of daily mental work and prioritizing the next grade, the next milestone, etc...

(as I was trained to do)

I will raise kids who know how to enjoy the present.

I will encourage their natural ability to live with energy and joy today.

I will teach them to value mental, physical, and spiritual discipline.

They will dance, laugh, explore, and love.

They will do strenuous physical activities, meditate, and spend lots of time in nature with friends and family.

They will play sports and make art.

And rather than prioritize more financial wealth, I will do these things with them along the way.

Because I now view this as the best way to allocate time to prepare for the likely future.

And if I'm wrong?

The beauty is I'll never regret these things no matter what happens.

Study time allocation. Consider the future we're headed towards.

And adjust course accordingly 🫡

[Will Stackmore @willstackmore]

@pulse_driven Sold my June 600 calls for a small loss so yea, probably 😆

[Will Stackmore @willstackmore]

@Rob1Ham It's Easter weekend, tell them governments role in that story.

[Brandon Turner @BeardyBrandon]

There's 3 levels of rich...

Level 1.) Cutting your own grass

Level 2.) Paying someone else to cut your grass

Level 3.) Cutting your own grass

[The ₿itcoin Therapist @TheBTCTherapist]

Welcome to the trenches.

[Isaac French @isaacfrench_]

I designed & built a personal office / art studio in the forest behind my home.

We call it "the nook,” and it took 4 months start to finish.

Want to see inside? 🧵

[Joe Carlasare @JoeCarlasare]

In the age of AI, the thing that sets you apart won’t be how much you know or how fast you can analyze data—machines have already won that race.

What’ll make you stand out is how human you are. Messy, brilliant, flawed. Filled with hope, courage, creativity, heart, and love.

The things a machine can’t fake.

[The ₿itcoin Therapist @TheBTCTherapist]

To completely understand Bitcoin you have to be contrarian enough to not follow the herd but also psychopath enough to hold through 75% corrections that can last for years. It takes a special type of retard.

[Stack Hodler @stackhodler]

Imagine trying to desperately repatriate your gold before tariffs kick in and being forced to wait WEEKS for your request to be processed.

All the while you wonder if your gold is even there.

Bitcoin fixes this and then some.

[Rajat Soni, CFA @Rajatsoni]

Only invest what you're willing to lose

Save the rest in bitcoin

[MDB @MDBitcoin]

We are living through the weirdest and most exciting times in all of recorded history.

Save in Bitcoin, study AI, focus on longevity.

[Vijay Boyapati @real_vijay]

Newcomers to Bitcoin may not understand why old timers care so much about Ross Ulbricht. Let me explain.

He embodied the ethos of early Bitcoin more than anyone. He was an entrepreneur who created a thriving marketplace.

He believed in radical freedom, including the freedom to trade anything with anyone else so long as it was peaceful and voluntary.

He regularly wrote about his views on freedom and why he built the first truly successful Bitcoin business - the Silk Road. He wanted to created a better world and believed his principles deeply.

Politicians like Schumer targeted both Silk Road AND Bitcoin as criminal enterprises that needed to be shut down.

When he was convicted the judge and the establishment threw the book at him. He was a first time, non violent criminal and they locked him up and effectively threw away the key.

In the early Bitcoin community we all felt how unjust this was. It was like they were locking up one of our own out of spite for what we all believed was a peaceful revolution.

Now tens of millions of people own Bitcoin and many just because of Number Go Up. Never forget there was a deeper purpose here and that getting rich is a nice side effect of that greater purpose.

Fix the money, fix the world.

[Jeff Park @dgt10011]

Never forget: it’s not Bitcoin that needs Trump—it’s Trump that needs Bitcoin.

Never mistake who holds the real power.

[Rajat Soni, CFA @Rajatsoni]

If you buy 1 Bitcoin, you will always own 1/21,000,000 of the TOTAL supply

You own the same percentage of the entire network's monetary value

The Bitcoin supply can never increase past 21,000,000

If you own 1 USD, you will always own $1 of an UNLIMITED supply of dollars in the future

That's why:
1 BTC = 1 BTC
but
1 USD ≠ 1 USD