You can’t just buy bitcoin blindly.
You have to have a reason and a goal.
For example, I am stacking bitcoin so that when I am filthy rich, I can buy LinkedIn, and then delete it.
This may be the single most important piece of information available today.
The United States current sits at 124% debt to GDP.
In a study of 12 countries that exceeded 130%, a crises occurred (default, devaluation, or hyper inflation) EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
Stack as hard as you
$MSTR will evolve into a bank.
It will be backed by #Bitcoin instead of gold.
Saylor will abandon the software business to become the world’s first and leading fully Bitcoin backed bank.
This would explain his changed view from “not your keys, not your coins” to trusting
Millennials are now 29 to 44 years old. During the 2008 financial crisis, they were 12 to 27. Younger Millennials witnessed their parents lose jobs, homes, and hope, while older Millennials faced job losses early in their careers as the government bailed out banks.
This cycle of
My roommate walks in as I’m watching Saylor’s keynote from today.
He tells me “Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme” and walks right into his room.
Some people deserve their suffering.
When I first joined bitcoin twitter I was:
- Buying Bitcoin on coinbase
- Not managing UTXOs
- Using a ledger for cold storage
Today I am:
- Buying Bitcoin in river and strike
- Managing UTXOs
- Using a cold card
This community provides knowledge. And knowledge is power.
If you bought below 100k you are up 16% on that purchase.
Thats a years worth of work for s&p investors.
You did that in 3 weeks.
Volatility is vitality ⚡️
To avoid confirmation bias, I actively seek out anti-Bitcoin content to challenge my perspective.
I haven’t found any compelling arguments against Bitcoin, which only strengthens my conviction.