Leaving Cali today, back to the ₿east coast. I’ve been hearing about OGs selling Bitcoin…to me they aren’t selling Bitcoin they are selling their OG status. I’ll stack their OG no sweat no leverage.

Listen to the bears if you want but I’ll lyk a bull’s private member is 5-10x larger than a bear’s…basically: only smol pp sell btc. Smells like mid-cycle expansion to me. Every single scare I’ve seen has resulted in a bounce back harder than expected, maybe not immediately, but definitely. My value has never been in timing the market; it’s my understanding of why bitcoin will continue to recover. The market rewards those who endure the noise long enough to recognize it as music.

Hard cap and issuance schedule are some of the main reasons I’m treating bitcoin as superior to all else when it comes to my balance sheet. Maxi is going mainstream. Critics are right for the time being, but the fundamentals will reassert themselves. Bitcoin doesn’t outweigh global corruption…yet…but it may be our only chance to do something about it.

Buy spot Bitcoin or face the risk of getting liquidated directly or by proxy. There is smart leverage, but I have none for a reason. You don’t want to miss the textbook relief rally. Maybe it’s a coordinated mechanical flush out; do you realize how bullish that would be? When you’re spot max pain becomes max entertainment. The jokes only on he who’s being shaken.

If this time has been different than previous cycles so far then is it dumb to expect things to continue to be different? For models to continue to be broken? As bitcoin moves further up the chain of capital rotation massive amounts of value will be unlocked and redirected to whatever bitcoin onramp makes the most sense. Expecting bitcoin to the repeat the past assumes it still lives in the same ecosystem, but it’s been building its own better than the old. This time is different, this time I’ve grown.

Most people don’t think about if their money is stable or strained until it’s too late, or who may be pulling the strings that caused it to be so. I don’t care about a cut or hike, I’m stacking bitcoin no strings attached. I believe dynamic, current volatility is more balanced than lagging, data driven small corrections. Real value doesn’t need intervention.

I’ll keep trading dollars for bitcoin as long as people are taking dollars for bitcoin, always a winning trade in my book np matter the price. Price action can’t frustrate me, anything that seemed worth getting frustrated over eventually turned out to be an incredible opportunity.

Bitcoin nostr spookyween

Nguvember called, everyone said they missed you. If you can’t take the dumpy you won’t get the pumpy. $67 million billion bitcoin is just the beginning.

My sentiment gets better when I get cheaper sats. Bitcoin is the realest deal.

I made it to Cali Lmk if any of yous are in northern Cali and wanna link up over the next 10 days, would be cool if I got to meet some west coast plebs in person.

Bitcoin will probably move according to whatever the Fed says tomorrow and that only signals how early we are. No matter what happens I will want more sats.

The Fed easing brings liquidity, liquidity chases yield, chasing yield makes bubbles, that’s why I don’t chase much of anything, I’m just stacking sats. Institutions alone have already out stacked the annual issuance 7.4:1 in 2025…if this doesn’t scream how undervalued Bitcoin is I don’t know what does. Decade+ old coins reentering the market outpacing daily issuance by 1.3:1 has dampened the accumulations effect, but not enough for me not to be here scratching my head. Where’s the FOMO?! We haven’t even seen it yet, all we’ve seen is balance sheet engineering, boring, but new, maybe not permanent, maybe just purgatory before reality sinks in. People getting distracted by alts is what it is: hard to watch, but good for me in the long run. Don’t wait for permission to believe again; be your own hope. Real opportunities seldomly announce themselves; pay attention you might learn something.

I feel like I made off like a bandit stacking those most recent discounted sats, I always think bitcoin is undervalued, but time to gently release my foot off the throttle to the normal acquisition pace, feels good! If I had gold I’d sell for more bitcoin, I don’t, but I’d love to see the USA pull off such a based move. Take as long as you want btc; I’ll be here.

Somehow I didn’t know SpaceX has hundreds of millions of dollars in bitcoin or that Elon holds around $2 billion across all of his companies. I’m not sure how to feel about critics of bitcoin like JPMorgan/Jamie Dimon flipping to support Bitcoin, I probably won’t trust their judgment in the future. I’m bullish on the amount of people who see bitcoin like I do and what they are capable of achieving with the power it provides, I’m not worried about price or patterns.

Are you prepared?

Slow and steady wins because of acclimation. The mind and the stack both adapt. What once felt like a stretch becomes second nature, and that quiet consistency compounds until the gains look effortless. The process can feel dull, even pointless at times, but the sats keep adding up while others chase noise. I couldn’t care less what coins institutions chase next. Let them repeat the same lessons retail already paid for. Distraction is a tax on impatience, and it always benefits the focused. When the dust settles, this will be seen for what it was: not a top, but a healthy pullback; the kind that strengthens conviction before the next leg higher. As miners weave AI into their operations, they’re not replacing Bitcoin; they’re reinforcing it. Every new revenue stream that stabilizes mining makes decentralization more sustainable, and brings us closer to a world where the average individual can once again mine their own sovereignty. Bitcoin rewards those who adapt, endure, and understand the rhythm beneath volatility, because in the end, the strongest hands aren’t the loudest, they’re the most acclimated.

Bitcoin’s volatility isn’t chaos; it’s purification. Each violent swing is the network testing conviction, burning away weak hands so only those who understand remain. It’s a cycle of renewal disguised as destruction. Every dip doesn’t make Bitcoin weaker; it tempers it, like fire hardening steel. Price drops remind me of a bonfire smothered by too much brush…it dims for a moment, gasping for air, before roaring back to life and devouring everything thrown at it. Broader market sentiment doesn’t move me. My conviction doesn’t bend with their fear. My demand isn’t reactive; it’s instinctive, and honestly, I’m happier than a pig in mud watching the impatient get shaken loose.

If you don’t stack the bitcoin discount it will disappear, opportunity waits on no one. Volatility is on its way up and I’m loving it, shake out the weak hands until there’s not a sat to sell for all I care. It’s not chase the money it’s beat the money; if you’re reading this you’re there. Other people are cautiously not stacking, I’ve cautiously increased my sat stacking pace. It’s not just about bitcoin, it’s about what it represents: seizing control of your future in a changing world. Yes, price is volatile, but that’s to be expected; Bitcoin’s monetary policy is extremely predictable compared to alternatives. In a world where you never know what to expect, being able to expect Bitcoin to fill its monetary purpose is invaluable.

Being bearish right now is a talent I lack. The only reason I can even relate to bears is that Bitcoin has always had a seasonal rhythm, and it feels like hibernation should’ve started by now. However, everything else I see looks less like winter and more like the floodgates just haven’t opened yet. History doesn’t repeat, but human nature does. The market is confused, frozen between disbelief and euphoria, yet every day Bitcoin becomes more accessible, more liquid, more inevitable. That accessibility will feed the next great FOMO. The only thing stronger than fear is greed, and if you listen closely, you can already hear the distant rumble of the stampede. I don’t treat the crowd’s behavior as guidance. I’m not trying to end up where the crowd ends up. I stack Bitcoin until I can sleep well at night; most people sell for that same reason. We aren’t the same. I’ve never seen a dip; only a discount. Every time I earn, I convert a good portion into Bitcoin to protect the fruits of my labor. Correlation is often nothing more than synchronized emotion: timing, liquidity, and herd mentality masquerading as logic. Human nature craves patterns, so we invent causation to comfort ourselves…but the truth is, much of what moves markets is a chain reaction of nothingburgers. If you can’t harness others’ fear, how do you ever grow stronger?