Bitcoin is a speculative attack on the dollar. But Michael Saylor is a speculative attack on Bitcoin.

Too many people these days would rather have an excuse for why they're doing poorly than put in the work to do well.

How many guns is enough? IDK, never had enough.

There are going to be ~21,000,000 #BTC. There are ~8,000,000,000 people on earth. That means an average of 0.0023 BTC per human, 0.23 BTC puts you in the top 1% of hodlers. There are 59,400,000 millionaires on earth. So 0.36 BTC per millionaire. Acquire 0.4 BTC, and most millionaires won't ever be able to catch up to you. Unless you sell, LMAO.

Russia vs Ukraine = not my business Israel vs Palestine = not my business China vs Uighurs = not my business India vs Pakistan = not my business. Essentially, unless the battle is LSU vs Bama, I don't care. Geaux Tigers.

If you want to understand the world, read the following: Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand The Foundation Series by Isaac Asimov The Dune Series (but stop after God Emperor of Dune) by Frank Herbert.

In The End of Eternity, Asimov uses the concept of the MNC, or minimum necessary change. Characters who manipulate events across the flow of time seek to make the smallest possible change that will accomplish their goal, such as flattening a tire to avert a war. In Breaking Bad, Mike chides Walter for using half measures, that end up failing, to accomplish a goal when a full measure would have succeeded. No more half measures. The balance in life is knowing what is a minimum necessary change, and what is a worthless half measure. When in doubt, go overboard. No half measures

I bet we hit $25k before we hit $70k.