Bitcoin didn’t fail last night. Your expectations did.

If Bitcoin dropping makes you panic, you’re not holding Bitcoin. You’re holding price.

Bitcoin fell last night. The network didn’t. Most people still trade the chart. Very few understand the system.

Bitcoin fell last night. Nothing about the network did. If you don’t know the difference, this market will keep teaching you.

Bitcoin fell last night. Nothing about the network did. 📉 = price 🧱 = network

Brian Armstrong is right: the thing you'll most likely regret ten years from now is not allocating 5% of your assets to Bitcoin. Bitcoin has been the best-performing asset over the past decade, but we're still in the early stages. Crypto is reshaping financial infrastructure, enabling ordinary people to enjoy higher returns, lower interest rates, and faster cross-border payments. This isn't speculation; it's laying the groundwork for the future financial system. Looking back ten years from now, today's "high prices" may just be the beginning.

btc is basically the greatest common denominator between humans and ai.

@jack Dorsey’s CashApp and Square will now display SATS with a ₿ symbol. 100 SATS become ₿100

Most people don’t miss Bitcoin. They miss the move.

Everyone talks about Bitcoin when it moves. Almost no one prepares when it doesn’t.

Gold and silver are shitcoins.

Do not sell BTC, But be ready to buy more if we drop.

Bitcoin still has at least a 20-fold increase.

The market feels boring. That’s when positioning matters most.