Unpopular opinion: If it weren’t for Bitcoin, I’d have no choice but to care about politics and politicians.

Unpopular opinion: If it weren’t for Bitcoin, I’d have no choice but to care about politics and politicians.

In a world where AI is accelerating everything, deciding where to put your money becomes a tough question. But for me, the answer is clear - I’ve chosen to allocate a significant portion of my capital into a finite, digital asset - one that’s scarce, has high entry barriers, can’t be replicated, continues to gain global adoption, and remains highly desirable. That is Bitcoin.

One of the most impactful open-source contributions in the past five years has been Michael Saylor’s relentless evangelism of Bitcoin, going from podcast to podcast, interview to interview, sharing deep insights and unwavering conviction. What sets it apart is that he didn’t just talk; he backed his words with action, putting significant capital behind his belief. In doing so, he not only led by example but also helped millions of people get orange pilled & build wealth along the way.

Bitcoin is universal merger partner literally.

Bitcoin is lucrative.

If you’re buying Apple, Amazon, Tesla, or Google today, you’re essentially purchasing assets with P/E ratios ~50, meaning you’re paying a premium for already extremely expensive stocks. Smart money is starting to rotate out of these overvalued tech stocks and into Bitcoin, which remains massively underpriced, currently representing just 0.2% of global assets. Over the next decade, many of the same companies you’re investing in now will likely start buying Bitcoin on their balance sheets as part of their treasury asset. The smarter move? Buy Bitcoin directly before they do. It’s one of the simplest, most asymmetric opportunities in financial history and yet, most people are missing it because it feels too obvious.

Bitcoin benefits from massive network effects, the largest mining network, most developer activity, strongest brand recognition, and broadest institutional adoption. These network effects create powerful moats that become self-reinforcing over time. As adoption grows, Bitcoin's utility and value increase exponentially rather than linearly.

Diversification is often sold as a risk mitigation strategy, but in a world where everything else is built on manipulated fiat foundations, it’s just another word for dilution.

In today’s world of Google & ChatGPT/AI, the challenge isn’t accessing information - it’s filtering out misinformation. A great example of this is Bitcoin. Most people have heard of it, but what they know is often shaped more by misinformation than actual understanding - usually from well meaning but misinformed people. The real test of intelligence now is the ability to find signal in all the noise. With synthetic content everywhere, cutting through the clutter to get to the truth has become the core skill.

Everyone should be ready for a future where - even at $500K+ most of academia, government, financial media, and even friends and family will still dismiss Bitcoin as irrelevant. It won’t be until Bitcoin becomes a necessity, not just a preference, that the criticism will finally fade.

What we’re witnessing today is a collision between two extremes: infinite efficiency - driven by digital intelligence, where the cost of human capital approaches zero - meeting absolute scarcity, embodied by Bitcoin.

Buying and holding Bitcoin seems simple in theory and even in practice - but it’s surprisingly hard psychologically. People are quick to find reasons not to buy, or to convince themselves to sell.

Bitcoin is turning individual greed into collective fairness via proof-of-work energy use.

I believe that within a year from now, spokespeople in democratic governments around the world will begin speaking positively about Bitcoin. Their common framing will be: “Bitcoin is not a currency or medium of exchange - it’s simply an asset, like real estate.” This narrative will serve as a way to normalize Bitcoin adoption while downplaying its monetary nature. Over time, this perspective will likely become mainstream across democratic nations - especially in regions like Europe, North America, India, Brazil, and Argentina.

Bitcoin isn’t a “need” - it’s a “want”, properly understood. Bitcoin offers long-term savings for every individual on the planet. There’s no real alternative.

Everything has come down to this: If you’re young and just starting out, go all-in on Artificial Intelligence - earn as much currency as you can, and convert it steadily into Bitcoin. Keep repeating it for the next decade or two. If you’re older and already have capital, allocate it fully to Bitcoin and hold. Meanwhile, stay involved and curious about AI. That’s the winning playbook for the coming decades.

We’ve all heard the saying, “In crisis, there is opportunity.” Crisis forces people to look for new solutions - and throughout history, human ingenuity has often risen to the challenge. For example, the energy crisis led to innovations like fracking. Today, the crisis is capital inequality. A small percentage of people hold the vast majority of wealth, while the rest struggle to accumulate any. The gap has grown into a systemic issue - and the solution, though still not widely recognized, is in plain sight: Bitcoin. Bitcoin offers a unique opportunity to level the playing field. For those just beginning to build wealth, it provides access to a fungible, liquid, and globally accessible form of capital. Unlike traditional assets, you don’t need to be wealthy to start accumulating it. On the other hand, for those already sitting on significant assets, transitioning into Bitcoin is more complex. Selling traditional assets involves taxes, capital gains, and a level of risk that’s hard to justify - especially with Bitcoin’s volatility. So paradoxically, this moment favors those with less capital. If you have more time than capital, you’re in a prime position. You can build wealth over the next 20–30 years by steadily accumulating Bitcoin. This is the opportunity within the crisis.

We’ve all heard the saying, “In crisis, there is opportunity.” Crisis forces people to look for new solutions - and throughout history, human ingenuity has often risen to the challenge. For example, the energy crisis led to innovations like fracking. Today, the crisis is capital inequality. A small percentage of people hold the vast majority of wealth, while the rest struggle to accumulate any. The gap has grown into a systemic issue - and the solution, though still not widely recognized, is in plain sight: Bitcoin. Bitcoin offers a unique opportunity to level the playing field. For those just beginning to build wealth, it provides access to a fungible, liquid, and globally accessible form of capital. Unlike traditional assets, you don’t need to be wealthy to start accumulating it. On the other hand, for those already sitting on significant assets, transitioning into Bitcoin is more complex. Selling traditional assets involves taxes, capital gains, and a level of risk that’s hard to justify - especially with Bitcoin’s volatility. So paradoxically, this moment favors those with less. If you have more time than capital, you’re in a prime position. You can build generational wealth over the next 20–30 years by steadily accumulating Bitcoin. This is the opportunity within the crisis.

People who understand Bitcoin; Buy Bitcoin. People who don’t understand Bitcoin; Talk about Bitcoin.