Satoshi didn’t create Bitcoin. He discovered Element 0 — the first and only monetary particle. It has all the attributes of a perfect commodity: Scarce like gold Durable like metal Immutable like time But it fixes every flaw that let gold be captured by banks and governments. ✅ Zero weight ✅ No storage cost ✅ No borders ✅ No counterparty ✅ Teleports at the speed of light ✅ Supply: 21,000,000. Fixed. Forever. Bitcoin didn’t emerge from economics. It was unearthed from the raw fabric of information physics — like the electron of value. Gold was corrupted. Fiat was printed. But Bitcoin is incorruptible. Unstoppable. Untouchable. This is the monetary Big Bang. There is no “next Bitcoin.” There is only before... and after.

Everything good for Bitcoin? TL;DR: Everything is good for Bitcoin because fiat has an expiration date. Every chaotic moment in the economy is just the next domino in the fiat system’s death spiral. When you see or hear this is good for Bitcoin and you disagree realize what the person is really saying is, "Bitcoin is one step closer to liberating us." ‐------‐----------‐------‐----------‐------‐----------‐------‐----------‐------‐----------‐------‐---------- Why is everything good for Bitcoin? Because every crisis is just the maturing fruit of a diseased society—nurtured by a poisoned money system. Free markets are the purest and most efficient system. But when money is centrally controlled, manipulated, and printed to serve the powerful, everything built on it becomes corrupted. Freemarkets crave freemarket money. The fact that markets today are just casinos betting on the next move by Trump, Powell, Putin—take your pick—shows how broken the system is. Bitcoin defunds the power brokers. Defunds corruption. Defunds war. The idea that a handful of centralized players must act with perfect precision to prevent economic disaster isn’t just fragile—it’s madness. It's the rot of communist-style centralized money, and its failure is accelerating. Fiat is a system built to require more fiat every year to pay the interest on the bonds that created the old money. When they say we “need inflation for a healthy economy,” they mean, “we need to create more debt-money to pay the interest on the old debt-money.” If they don’t, the system contracts—and that's even worse than inflation. Better to pay $2 for a banana in 2026 than face 40% unemployment from deflation. Since 1971, we’ve lived in pure fiat. A system born to die. The longer it lasts, the more centralized wealth becomes. The more centralized the wealth, the more centralized the power. The more centralized the power, the more fragile everything becomes. There is no cure, FIAT death is coming. That’s why every move today feels existential. The power brokers are just trying to keep the system alive long enough to extract as much as they can for themselves, their countries, their allies—until the final straw breaks it all. And then we begin anew with Bitcoin. A pristine, incorruptible, decentralized foundation for humanity’s next evolution. So everything is good for Bitcoin because Bitcoin is inevitable and everything worth taking note of is just the marking of time. The next disaster, leads to the next disaster, leads to Bitcoin. When you see or hear this is good for Bitcoin and you disagree realize what the person is really saying is, "Bitcoin is one step closer to liberating us."

I'm still bullish AF. AMA

Any idea what going on with price action. Got a little upsie downsie there after 4pm

40 min til quarter closes for all companies holding BTC and need a pump for FASB reporting!!! 96k by midnight? Are the sellers ready for massive market buys?

Everyone is bearish. "The bull run is over" That's very bullish.

From Jan 24 when ETFs launched until now If the current rate of Bitcoin leaving exchanges continues, exchanges would reach a "just-in-time" (JIT) level—essentially zero BTC on hand—by February 17, 2029.

Bitcoin is on a bit of a rip here the last hour or so. #ghibli is working!