Treasury consolidations in progress. Next up, real world business in Bitcoin terms.
Kode
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Immersed in Bitcoin and real-world asset tokenization since 2014, Hudhaifah (Kode) has spent over a decade operating at the intersection of sound money, software, and real-world finance.
With a foundation in computer science and philosophy, he has led end-to-end execution across technology, regulation, accounting, and operations—most notably structuring and tokenizing over $2M in vehicle leases.
His experience spans building risk-scoring algorithms in blockchain intelligence, developing tokenized infrastructure for real-world use cases, and operating full-stack financial systems where theory meets constraint. These years sharpened his ability to design resilient financial primitives, navigate regulatory reality, and ship systems that work outside the lab.
Today, Hudhaifah is focused on one question: how do we make the benefits of sound money accessible in everyday life? Through entrepreneurship and system design, he works on translating Bitcoin’s principles into practical, rea
Private Credit smoothens out volatility with the hope of being generally shielded from central bank rate policy and bond market liquidity changes - but the volatility has to go somewhere so it accumulates instead. You either let off steam with sound money or have it blow off the top. 
Onramp multi-institutional custody built into your fridge. See, now we’re talking?
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I get really frustrated by my own procrastination sometimes and taking a break to just embrace it connects me to the source and solution pretty quickly - but it’s not always intentional lol, I forget.
What does sovereignty look like for your tech-challenged mom, dad, uncles and aunts? “Not your Keys, Not your Coins” is not going to solve the real problem they don’t know they have. Gotta make it built-in, so they never have to think about it.
Why do people get weird about Bitcoin, and love blockchain? Who corrupted the message and what are they resisting?
In 2017, in a quiet room at Stanford, I watched a buggy demo sputter on the local wifi. Today, it moves over a billion dollars a month and available at merchants all across the US via Square.
This was the Bitcoin Lightning Network.
Consider that change is never fully formed, especially when decentralized, grassroots and sovereign. However, it quietly insists and persists so you don’t notice it at first — until it’s literally everywhere.
We’re standing in one of those moments again as we discuss denominating our wealth and capital on a debt-free foundation. See you in Dallas Apr 17-19.
mslmbtcsummit.com - for all mankind!
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Trying to outsource my doomscrolling to an AI agent - anyone else had any success with this?
love to get a nostr client that works with Buffer / Later so it's easier to work with alongside other platforms
Muslims still pay 7-10% effective APR on their halal mortgages for the sake of having them structured towards a true risk-reward model. Some actually do achieve the spirit of Islamic Finance (Pfida, Manzil, Aya), most don’t. Even when they do, as soon as funds start coming in from Schedule 1 banks, you inevitably perpetuate the debt money system and fractional reserve money issuance. Happy to remind here that even still, the effective rates and total cost of ownership still remains higher than conventional mortgages - better yet, many will float with central bank rates! I believe Pfida has a closer tie to rental market cap rates though, which really is an improvement if it remains true, yet the cost of sourcing funds still remains high. Consider that we moved costs to float on a deflationary sound money standard instead - yes, Gold or Bitcoin. I expect we can allow for lower than bank rates and higher than rental returns.
Stick to something long enough, you’ve either got to be stupid or actually onto something. Either way, you start gaining entertainment value. “There’s no such thing as bad press” they say.
Eating during the day feels like cheating, it’s great 🤣
Eid Flan success!
Eid Mubarak
Identity at the core, keep a close eye on this! View article →
I think it’s ok to disrespectfully criticize, or ridicule an institution or idea, while being respectful of the people behind it - and I also think most people (including myself) fail at the distinction and separating identity from institution, so feelings are hurt… better to be respectful towards both I guess, but if protests in the street (or the mosques) aren’t your thing, this is how you protest online 🪧
In future, maybe I will declare my protest and leave a bigger prayer for the people behind the object of my protest so we can be more cordial. Most people are just doing the best they can, and failure still needs to be called out. How else do we learn and grow as a community? Fail fast. Don’t keep a peace that isn’t working. This is uno reverse “naseeha“.
Spent all the money I made today 💀
Healthy skepticism actually fuels growth. Bitcoin benefits from the same.
Trump is taking a calculated risk with extending US dollar dominance. It's the only way a nation can be a superpower, footing the costs of a massive military, high quality of life, and super low taxes - yes, all 3.
The alternative would be to scale down the military, increase taxes, and boost public spending. That's what the British Empire did when the USA took over. Next up would be China. That's horrifying, or not such a bad idea - depends who you're asking.
If USA wins in Iran (meaning secures favourable terms on oil), we will see Pax Americana extend for a couple more decades, and maybe have US Treasuries rated back up to AAA.
Otherwise, we will see the gradually-then-suddenly collapse of the US dollar. As with any power vacuum, the suffering in the world, and especially the Middle East, will be much more widespread. Israel will continue to have (and create) problems, unless a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine somehow actually works.