Persistent inflation and money debasement have forced any working adult to become an investor to protect their purchasing power.
Despite recent performance, Bitcoin remains the investment with the least amount of 3rd party risk
Take aways from todays panel on Bitcoin Policy at the State level
-Consensus on Bitcoin as Legal Tender, Pensions holding bitcoin as good for state sovereignty, more privacy bills at state level...
As for State Bitcoin Strategic Reserves...differing opinions
Amidst plenty of NGU talk at this years Bitcoin Conference, I'm grateful to BM for assembling a panel on local and state Bitcoin Adoption
Local and State level Bitcoin Adoption can be postponed, but can not be bypassed. It is critical to any city or state's future sovereignty
WATCH this trailer for Pension Fight Club, and you can clearly see why pensions have been slow to adopt a transparent and unconfiscatible asset like bitcoin...
After an 18 year bull market, pensions are just now returning to healthy funding levels...while everyone else got rich
Study #Bitcoin
NASHVILLE UPDATE: HB 1695 (Strategic #Bitcoin Reserve) has officially cleared the House Finance Subcommittee!
The "placed behind the budget" stall is over. Tennessee is moving toward a sovereign treasury layer.
First Texas, now the Volunteer State. The network is growing
In 1861, we moved from decentralized bank notes to centralized government notes to survive a crisis.
Today, Bitcoin is the exit ramp for those looking to move from centralized government debt back to decentralized hard assets.
History doesn't repeat, but it certainly rhymes. 🔄🏛️₿
@MorePerfectUS@WSJ Some wage-earners are confused...they've seen Ben McKenzie saying bitcoin is worthless, amplified by your platform, and now you are saying the largest mortgage org in the world accepts it as collateral for a home loan?
5 years ago today, one bitcoin would cost you 52k
Sitting at 67k today, thats a 28% gain.
Inflation during the same period was 23%
In that time period MSTR has accumulated 629,000 bitcoin
Its no surpise some miners are pivoting to AI or data.
Either way, this is Bitcoin. I have no idea where we are headed (I assume largely up ahead of midterms), but...
Most bitcoin accumulaters call this zone, HOME; Especially the ones that have faired very well on Bitcoin's upswings, like the one less than 6 months ago
Never timing the market, putting time in the market. And yes the majority of that time is pain, unless you "set it and forget it"
Its stay humble, stack sats. And part of being humble is knowing when to acknowledge, for those trying to "time the market," Bitcoin, in snapshots of time, has failed many of its infamous catch phases.
In this case, serving as a "strong hedge against inflation" for those who bought bitcoin 5 years ago today and need the funds "today"
Businesses often "need the money today" so they need to build a strategy. Many have and will reap the benefits.
Still beyond long-term bullish, as Bitcoin transitions into new and unchartered territories. Its an exciting time to be alive
MicroStrategy paved the way, but are treasury companies actually good for Bitcoin long-term? 🏢🤔
A debate on the impact of corporate adoption, centralization risks, and the future of the network.
Featuring: @jackmallers, @jimmysong, @adam3us, @RyanTheGentry, @Beiwatch
Recorded live at @PlanBElsalvador.
Watch the debate: https://t.co/hxgYKx0Q4U
#Bitcoin
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Pension is down...workers pay more. Pensions up, they take money out. Nevermind that retirees are failing to keep up with inflation...
Opt out with #bitcoin
Great catch @Crypto_Mags !
Congressman Brad Sherman is unfit to question Sec. Treasury Scott Bessent on Bitcoin
His baseless line of questioning is both poorly informed, political in nature and at a 5th grade level. The taxpayers and consitutents of CA District 32 deserve better