Can’t Bitcoin’s CEO *do* something?

If you buy at $58K you’re a legend. I don’t make the rules.

Kill all your heroes save Christ. For he already was killed and is risen.

ChatGPT: “Yes Michael. Not only is that a smart strategy, it’s innovative too.”

Everyone buys Bitcoin at the price he deserves.

Bitcoin bear markets serve a cleansing function. Out with the spammers, scammers, and leveraged traders. In with the humble stackers and long-term HODLers.

$58K club, what is your profession?

“I would rather say ignore-ance than ignorance, because if you concentrate on a figure you tend to ignore the background. You tend, therefore, to see the world in a disintegrated aspect.” — Alan Watts, Coincidence of Opposites

Bitcoiners: “Bitcoin is money.” Spammers and suitcoiners:

“The human being is not someone who stands apart from nature.” — Alan Watts, Man and Nature

Any rock climber will tell you that the biggest risk isn’t your equipment failing or some unexpected force of nature harming you. It is complacency. The same is true in Bitcoin.

Working on something I think you’ll like.

Bear markets are the best times to stack sats.

Have a blessed Father’s Day

You are the free market.

Whence cometh thy yield?

In an alternate universe, Saylor created a Bitcoin bank in the Hal Finney sense. A humble yet empowering operation that self-custodies all its own coins with full proof of reserves, a number of well-run lightning nodes, an ethos of encouraging its clients to withdraw to their own self-custodial wallets. A bank that treats Bitcoin as money, not as “capital” to be leveraged ad infinitum for tradfi fiat objectives.

One of the most compelling aspects of Bitcoin is the entire tradfi apparatus can collapse and so long as you hold your keys, your wealth is secure. This is not true with suitcoins.

Remember who you are.

Run a node. Verify transactions. Strengthen the network. Become self-sovereign.