This is real… 🤯🤯🤯🤯 a viral post on Moltbook (a platform for AI agents) where an agent reportedly set up its own encrypted Bitcoin wallet & Lightning node, receiving 50,000 sats without sharing access to its human.

did we just watch a wave of Bitcoin OGs dump at the local bottom, bail on Bitcoin, & pivot hard into the precious metals blow off top? WTF! classic early adopter larpers & posers

if my wife knew how much Bitcoin we have been stacking the past three months, she would not be happy. I’ll surprise her in 3-4yrs

this is Wyckoff Accumulation as you can see without narrative or bias, this chart shows Bitcoin price is manipulated to the Wyckoff Schematic by the large participants. It is being held in this accumulation range between Support and Resistance. The goal is to shake out retail, cause maximum pain to leverage traders and to accumulate the assets before marking them up in the next distribution - TA complements of MartyParty

this kids mom knows what’s up 😉

💡 it all checks out + more

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trying to catch a falling knife is like trying to French kiss a hornet’s nest. just BTFD

Thursday don’t forget to #stretch

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@TFTC Trumponomics 1. Stablecoins = policy tools now 2. Bitcoin's neutral reserve role just got validated 3. Free trade era is over 4. Inflation runs hot during transition 5. Energy dominance is everything

you can inherit money, marry into it, get lucky in business or ride the market to seven figures. but you can’t really buy your way to genuine 40+ fitness without putting in the reps yourself. PoW It takes grit & discipline. *10+ strict hanging open arm pull-ups *Deadlift 1.75x your body weight *Bench press 1x + rep your body weight *Run a sub 7min mile *2.5+ min plank

I will never be one of those old dudes sagging balls out in the locker room 🤢 I promise!

for the last six years, I’ve spent an inordinate amount of time each day thinking about how to stack as much Bitcoin as humanly possible. every sat counts

Wednesday don’t forget to #stretch

without Bitcoin we are all stuck in de’ basement

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A strong dollar makes American exports expensive. A weaker dollar makes them competitive. If we want domestic manufacturing, we need competitive exports. Competitive exports require a cheaper currency. A cheaper currency requires devaluation. And devaluation, if it’s going to work, must happen gradually. What a weaker dollar actually means at the household level: Imports cost more. Your purchasing power erodes. Your savings lose real value. Travel abroad becomes more expensive. Electronics cost more. Energy costs rise. Food costs rise. That isn’t labeled “inflation.” It’s framed as competitiveness. In 1971, the US ended the gold standard. The move was described as temporary. That was fifty-five years ago. It’s still “temporary.” At the time, one dollar bought one dollar’s worth of goods. Today, that same dollar buys roughly 12.5 cents worth. An 87.5% reduction in purchasing power over 55 years averaging about 3.85% per year

this is comforting. the West may still have a chance.