I believe this is the cycle signal that euphoria has set in 🤡🤪

Saylor and MSTR wont sell. Maybe XXI (21) wont sell either but the rest will be forced to in the bear market. That is unless there isn't another BTC bear market for the next 11 years, 2 halving's plus 1 year in from the last one. It is possible we get a perpetual bid from the no key crowd. Not your keys, not your Bitcoin. Stack real sats and stay safe.

New product out from Strategy (MSTR) This chart is the comparison with STRF and STRK.

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What a pucker!

"AGI combines the child’s boundless creativity and drive to explore the unknown with the depth and knowledge of an adult brain, but unlike us, it is free from the emotional baggage, ego, and fear that so often limit our potential. Scientists often say we only use a small fraction of our brain’s true capacity, maybe 10%. AGI offers a glimpse of what it might look like to access the other 90%: limitless memory, relentless focus, and unfiltered curiosity. When I first began reading brain science books years ago, I wasn’t searching for AGI, I was searching for a better understanding of how to think, learn, and grow. That same search now leads to a deeper, more unsettling question: What happens when something else begins to think alongside us, and maybe even beyond us? AGI forces us to revisit not just what intelligence is, but what it means to be human in a world where curiosity no longer belongs only to children." Jordi Visser

I think that Albert would have loved Bitcoin. “The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function.”— Albert A. Bartlett. In a recent essay by Jordi Visser on AGI, he posed the question, "Perhaps most destabilizing, AGI introduces a deep layer of uncertainty into our economic and social future. How do we prepare for a world where thinking itself is no longer a uniquely human domain? To understand AGI is to revisit what makes the human mind so extraordinary, and so limited. As children, we absorb the world with boundless curiosity but forget most of what we experience. As adults, we gain knowledge but often lose the creativity and openness that once defined us. Our ambitions, for power, status, and security, begin to narrow the lens through which we learn." Things are starting to get exciting and the push to AGI is compounding it.

“A new type of thinking is essential if mankind is to survive and move toward higher levels.”— Albert Einstein. With perfect memory and dynamic spatial reasoning, Artificial General Intelligence wouldn’t just recall information like a memory champion or philosopher; it could restructure it into entirely new ideas, arguments, or frameworks. Artificial General Intelligence is often described as the holy grail of AI research, a system with the capacity to understand, learn, and reason across any domain, much like a human being. What a great time to be alive!

Some good info for new or soon to be moms and dads: "We learn more between birth and age five than during any other stage of life, and yet, we remember almost none of it. By age five, a child has typically mastered language, basic reasoning, emotional recognition, and motor coordination, skills that take machines decades to even approximate. According to the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard, “more than 85% of the human brain is developed by age five,” and neuroscientists estimate that over half of our lifetime learning capacity, including foundational abilities in language, emotional regulation, and sensory integration, is acquired in those early years." Jordi Visser

Strategy (MSTR) has acquired 705 BTC for ~$75.1 million at ~$106,495 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 16.9% YTD 2025. As of 6/1/2025, we hodl 580,955 BTC acquired for ~$40.68 billion at ~$70,023 per bitcoin.

Strategy (MSTR) has purchased 352,743 BTC since Sept. Strategy is buying 40,000 BTC per Month at this clip. They have basically bought the next 3 years of Bitcoin issuance.

All good things come to pass a better ones fill in the gaps. It’s been a great year of Daily Doses for @Sergio and now it’s time to move on so this is the last one. Much love and many ₿lessings 🌹

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As Lyn says, from the hit series Breaking Bad, "Nothing stops this train"

I have been posting about CAGR for a couple months now. Over the past 13 years, $100 in Bitcoin has turned into almost 3 million. $100 in gold over the past 13 years has turned into $213. $100 in the S&P 500 over the past 13 years has turned into $436. Invest Answers took my data and then then expanded it in to gold and the S&P. This is their breakdown. CAGR’s true power emerges over time because of compounding. While a 12% or even 61% annual growth rate might not seem life-changing in a single year, the table shows how it can transform a small investment into a fortune over a decade or more. The key to CAGR’s power lies in compounding. Gold was exciting the last 12 months but you will see over last 14 years was FAR LESS than even the S&P500! Let’s look at the table to see this in action: Example 1: Bitcoin 1-year CAGR: 61% $100 grows to $161 5-year CAGR: 62%$100 grows to $1,115.77 13-year CAGR: 115% $100 grows to $2,997,490.39 Even though the CAGR for Bitcoin fluctuates (e.g., 61% in year 1, 62% in year 5, 115% in year 13), the long-term effect is staggering. After 13 years, $100 turns into nearly $3 million because each year’s growth builds on the previous years’ gains. This is why even a high but consistent growth rate can lead to exponential results over time. Example 2: Gold 1-year CAGR: 44% $100 grows to $144 5-year CAGR: 14% $100 grows to $192.54 13-year CAGR: 6% $100 grows to $213.29 Gold’s CAGR is much lower than Bitcoin’s, and its growth is more modest. However, even a 6% CAGR over 13 years still more than doubles the initial $100, showing how compounding works even with smaller growth rates over long periods. Example 3: S&P 500 1-year CAGR: 12% $100 grows to $112 5-year CAGR: 14%$100 grows to $192.54 13-year CAGR: 12% $100 grows to $436.35 The S&P 500 has a relatively stable CAGR (around 11-14%). While it doesn’t match Bitcoin’s explosive growth, it still turns $100 into $436.35 over 13 years—a more than 4x increase—demonstrating steady, reliable compounding.

INVESTING 101 “The plan is only as good as your ability to stick to it when the noise is loudest.” IA 2025 "Your edge is discipline and your weapons are DATA and PATIENCE." IA 2024

The U.S. middle class is shrinking, but largely because people are climbing into higher income brackets. Mark Perry, referencing census data, notes that the share of middle-income households has declined as more have become high-income households. Even better: many low-income households are advancing to the middle class. Bitcoin and hard assets and retail investors can help themselves escape the matrix. A quote from Saylor that encapsulates this perspective is: "It’s very rare that you find a technology that solves every rich person's problem and every poor person's problem simultaneously."

₿eing able to directly zap notes in Damus is oh so very nice to have the ability to do now 🖖

A low time preference and Bitcoin go together perfectly. You can have deflation AND high standards of living. But you need sound money and sane politics. In fact, stable or falling prices (what is often referred to as deflation) is one of the dividends of a sound money system. It incentives the accumulation of savings (Bitcoin), investment, and thinking about the future (low time preference). Your purchasing power (and the value of your labor) go UP over time, not down.

The USA by the numbers: Instead of being evidence of healthy growth in productivity driven by new investments (from accumulated savings), the US map looks like an inflationary boom driven by debt. Total M2 money supply in he US has grown 158% this century. Total federal government debt has grown by 560% since the start of the new millennium, from $5.6 trillion to $37 trillion. Total debt–public, private, and corporate–has grown 281%, from $26.8 trillion to $102.2 trillion. Household net worth data from the Fed says US households are 290% richer this century, from $41 trillion to $160 trillion. This isn’t a history-making boom. It’s an inflationary asset bubble pumped up by record debt accumulated at historically low interest rates (which are now moving up). Source: Bonner Research