Max Keiser says, “The world is beginning to understand that #Bitcoin is really going to be the world reserve currency.” 🚀

"If you have permissionless control over underlying property… that sounds like you are now sovereign." — Jason Lowery on #Bitcoin

"Trump told me he owns a significant amount of #Bitcoin... not going to disclose the number... he had a significant position even at that time, and price has gone up a lot since..." — David Bailey

#Bitcoin has only ever had 3 down years in its history 🙌

Every job is a #Bitcoin job if you save in Bitcoin.

Map of global #Bitcoin mining computing hashrate 🙌

@less predicts $475,000 by Q4 of 2025 and Nation State FOMO in the next cycle 🚀

@Michael Saylor on the US Strategic #Bitcoin Reserve: “They get it, they understand it. We will see the US move very very aggressively into Bitcoin.”

@Naval explains #Bitcoin when it traded at $245 👀

#Bitcoin has only had two updates that had to be made via hard fork. - 2010 – Fixing the overflow bug, which allowed the creation of 184 billion bitcoins. - 2013 – The Berkeley DB bug, which split the network and required an update to prevent further division. There have been several other proposed updates via hard fork, but none of them were successful. Here is the list: - 2014 – Mike Hearn attempted to increase the block size to 8MB but failed to reach consensus. He honorably gave up and sold all his bitcoins. - 2016 – An attempt to increase the block size to 2MB failed to gain consensus. In response, Bitcoin Classic was created in an attack on the Bitcoin network. - 2016 – A proposal was made to let miners decide the block size. Without consensus, it was abandoned. - 2017 – An attempt was made to increase the block size to 8MB, without SegWit, to prevent the adoption of the Lightning Network (LN). Without consensus, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was created as an attack on the Bitcoin network. From that point onward, no further attempts were made to update Bitcoin via hard fork. All subsequent hard fork attempts focused on Bitcoin Cash (BCH). - 2017 – An attempt to change BCH's mining algorithm led to the creation of Bitcoin Gold. - 2017 - An attempt was made to increase the total supply to 210 million, add SegWit to support LN, and change BCH’s mining algorithm to x13, resulting in the creation of Bitcoin Diamond. There have been several other forks, but all of them were based on Bitcoin Cash (BCH), not Bitcoin. None of these forks or attacks resulted in losses for Bitcoin holders.

@Saifedean Ammous debunks the myth that a money supply must continuously expand to support a growing economy.

A #Bitcoin Classic Dr. Jordan Peterson having a slight orange pill moment with @Saifedean Ammous

"Holding #Bitcoin is going to be far more profitable than running a central banking cattle, debt slavery system, which is what we have right now." — @Saifedean Ammous

"The moment that #Bitcoin node software is too expensive for normal people to run, that means that the insiders who do have the resources to run a bitcoin node can completely rewrite the rules of #Bitcoin" — @Pierre Rochard Pierre Rochard explains the Bitcoin block size limit. #bullishbounty

THIS WAS NOT THE BIGGEST LIQUIDATION IN HISTORY (yet).⚠️ Since I see many people sharing without verifying, let me set the record straight: On September 7, 2021, when BTC was introduced as legal tender in El Salvador, it dropped over 19% in less than 12 hours, liquidating more than $2.4 billion.

Why Bitcoin’s Lightning Network Outpaces All Blockchains | @Pierre Rochard

“Money Printing Restricts Your Freedom” — @Saifedean Ammous

$11.5 trillion BlackRock's Robert Mitchnick says #Bitcoin adoption is still in early stages 🚀

Everyone always thinks they're too late to #Bitcoin