Satoshi feared kicking the hornet’s nest. A decade later, Saylor bought the nest, tamed the hornets, and turned them into honey bees—buzzing for corporate yield instead of proof of work. These men are not the same.

Saylor really made the hornets forget “peer-to-peer cash” and start preaching “debt-to-equity capital.” Bitcoin: powered by proof-of-work, sold by proof-of-marketing.

Did Saylor recruit the Bitcoin media in its entirety?

Coffee by gas fireplace this morning, was chilly, not no more.

Feels like gold is starting to roll into #Bitcoin 🍿

Keeping score in dollars is like measuring your dick in Millimeters, it just sounds impressive

Stop valuing your Bitcoin in dollars. Start valuing your dollars in Bitcoin. It will scare the shit out of you.

I hate to be that guy, but someone’s gotta say it: Proof of Work is the only separation between money and the State. If you’re out here hunting “arbitrage,” “yield,” or “passive income,” you’re not early — you’re the product. Go work, add value, and stack your leftovers. Everything else is cope wrapped in scam.

I don’t think the influencer class understands proof of work. They think it’s a marketing model. It’s what sucked me in. I found something that could absorb all the hard work I could throw at it and it wouldn’t try and debase my efforts. It made me want to be better.

327,053 blocks later XAI brought Pigtoshi to life (2nd attempt at video post)

Bitcoin block #593,375 was mined on October 18, 2019 at approximately 12:50 PM UTC. Here’s a quick snapshot of that block: • Block height: 593,375 • Timestamp: 2019-10-18 12:50:03 UTC • Block reward: 12.5 BTC (pre-halving) • Block hash: 000000000000000000056ae90c948d77d9a1b9e4dc4ed92eaa7b41d1d6abfce3 • Halving epoch: 2nd halving cycle (reward = 12.5 BTC, before May 2020 halving)

Someone needs to create a Bitcoin Treasury company Vulture Fund. Sooner than later

Rumor has it, it’s not Saylor who is going on Rogan, it’s the guy that 250k worth of nickels.

There are people who think MSTR is going to buyout other treasury companies because their price is supposedly suppressed. That logic works in a world where the assets are illiquid or mispriced. But Bitcoin isn’t. It’s the most liquid, mark-to-market asset on earth. If the company trades below NAV, it’s not a hidden arbitrage—it’s the market discounting management risk, dilution, and lack of control. You can’t just ‘unlock’ Bitcoin value through an LBO unless you’re ready to run the whole circus.

It bothers me when I see open joints. Making these stair tread for my daughter’s steps in my shop to get them perfect so when I visit her house in the future, I’ll enjoy walking up and down them..

$6.50/lf for 1 x 8 pvc seems like the dollar is going to shit. Trips to the Home Improvement store are expensive as fuck.

Proof of Work is supposed to be incorruptible—secured by time, energy, and discipline. But when you wrap it in debt, branding, and social leverage, it starts to look more like Proof of Influence.

Influence and help enable the individual in acquiring UTXO’s for their future selves. If you understand Bitcoin and influence exposure in any other fashion, you’re absolutely scamming.

Are you willing to use arms to defend your right to bear arms? Then you damn well better be willing to run a node to defend your right to bare value. Freedom isn’t something you outsource to a corporation, a politician, or a miner. It’s something you maintain—with code, with conviction, and with proof-of-work. Stack, verify, defend. 🧡⚡️

Michael Saylor didn’t mine Bitcoin — he socially engineered a claim on future proof-of-work. He used charisma, yachts, and boardroom charm to hijack a grassroots, savings-based movement and wrap it in corporate paper. What was once about discipline and delayed gratification became about leverage, yield, and influence. 🧱 The Mechanics •Miners earn block rewards through thermodynamic proof — burning energy, time, and capital. •Saylor earned his stack through narrative proof — convincing markets to lend him cheap fiat so he could buy what miners earned. •His “proof of work” is now the market’s belief that Bitcoin’s price will always rise fast enough to service his debt, bonds, and preferreds. If Bitcoin stagnates or declines, that whole yield structure buckles — because MicroStrategy doesn’t generate enough fiat cash flow to pay those obligations organically. The “melted ice cube” morphed into an exotic derivative entirely dependent on Bitcoin’s compounding and investor faith.