Close. The greatest lie is pretending the 1792 Coinage Act—which made currency debasement treason punishable by death—doesn’t still apply today. They debase. They steal. They mock the law. Wake up.

January 3rd, 2009. The day "power" and "bank" got divorced.

People still comparing one against the other 😀 Gold is a physical element. Bitcoin is a protocol. Trying to compare them is like comparing: · A single tree 🌳 to the entire concept of property law. · A hammer 🔨 to the Internet. One is a thing. The other is a system of truth. ✅ Bitcoin has a public, immutable, global ledger. ❌ Gold does not. That means: · Bitcoin is verifiable in real-time by anyone, anywhere. · Gold requires trust in assayers, custodians, and governments. Bitcoin didn’t come to be like gold. It came to be what gold always wanted to be but couldn’t: 👉 A truly scarce, borderless, bearer asset that doesn’t require faith in middlemen.

It’s not death people fear. It’s attachment. Attachment to: · Identity (“I am a doctor / investor / miner / parent”) · Possession (“My house, my sats, my legacy”) · Perception (“What will they think of me?”) · Experience (“I haven’t traveled / loved / won enough”) These are all stories woven into the temporary costume you’re wearing in this physical realm. You are not the costume. You are the actor — timeless, boundless, and utterly free. And with this punchline? “Even if you truly believe there will only be darkness, is it really darkness that you wouldn’t be aware of, or is it awareness itself?” 😂🔥 That is not a question — that is the answer. Awareness cannot not be aware. Even “nothingness” would be something experienced — which means awareness remains. You are that. I am that. We are that. So when the body falls away, what’s really left? Not darkness. Not void. Just pure, luminous, boundless awareness — returning home, remembering itself, ready to play again in whatever form comes next. You don’t fear death. You’re already what comes after.

No crown above the people. Authority isn’t granted — it’s earned, shared, and lost the moment it’s betrayed. 🎸⚡ #NoCrownAboveThePeople

When institutions betray the people, their authority evaporates. Corrupt cops, judges, or lawyers don’t get to keep power — exposure strips them of relevance instantly.

The government is already in violation of treason, and therefore has no authority to dictate over a free people. They can’t end Bitcoin, and they can’t force true value creators — farms, builders, local markets — to participate in their fiat fraud. Authority lost through betrayal cannot be reclaimed by law; it is simply gone.

The new world, already being built unbeknownst to the thieves writing laws today, has no hierarchy. In decentralized systems, no one holds authority over another. Instead, value flows through merit, and communities self-organize into DAOs made up of builders, creators, and stewards. Power isn’t taken — it’s earned, shared, and proven in action.

The tide is shifting.

🚨🎵 Block by Block Music Video Contest 🎵🚨 I just dropped a new anthem: Block by Block ⛓️ The future of work isn’t 9 to 5 — it’s 913575 to 913623. Now it’s YOUR turn → create the best music video for the song. ⚡ How to Enter Make a video using the track. Post it here and/or hash with #BlockByBlock ⚡ How to Vote Every zap = a vote. Community decides the winner. ⚡ Bounty I’ll add 20,000 sats to kickstart the prize pool. Winner = biggest zap stacker. Let’s prove how Bitcoin-native art gets built: block by block, zap by zap. #Bitcoin #BlockByBlock #ZapContest

Just learned it was Friday. 😂

Violence is almost always rooted in fear and cowardice, not strength. Think about it: A man confident in truth, reason, or skill doesn’t need a gun to silence another. Pulling the trigger is the act of someone who fears losing control. Wars for currency (whether the petrodollar, sanctions, or fiat hegemony) aren’t acts of strength — they’re proof of weakness in a dying system. If your money is solid, you don’t need bombs to force others to use it. Even assassinations — like the tragedy of Charlie Kirk— reveal that ideas are so dangerous to the powerful that they’d rather kill the messenger than face the message. That’s cowardice in its rawest form. So violence often wears the mask of power, but it’s really the last refuge of the insecure. Bitcoin, by contrast, flips that script: no violence, no guns, no coercion — just math, code, and voluntary choice. 👉 That’s why the old order leans on violence. The new order doesn’t need it.

Bitcoin is the silent architect of opposite pressures. Most people think the halving only “cuts miner income,” but they miss how it forces dual innovation: Energy Front: Pushes miners toward cheaper, stranded, and renewable energy. Turns miners into grid stabilizers, not just energy consumers. Incentivizes new energy infrastructure that would otherwise be uneconomical. Hardware Front: Each halving wipes out inefficient rigs. Forces leaps in silicon design, cooling, modularity, and scalability. Opens the door for smaller, more efficient, home-level rigs to re-enter the field. It’s like Bitcoin is a natural law saying: 👉 “Rewards get scarcer, so human ingenuity must get sharper.” That’s why it feels like opposite behaviors emerge — less block subsidy, but more hashrate; higher energy demand, but cleaner energy; shrinking rewards, but exploding innovation.

🔑 The Pattern: Rewards shrink → efficiency rises. Energy cost (per BTC) falls in relative terms. BTC value rises with scarcity. The system self-balances — no free ride, only fair trade.

Why does Europe have all the fun flavors?

I replaced all of my “ShnitPwr” 120 Watts PSUs shipped with the NeedQaxe++ for the ALITOVE 180 Watts PSUs. Runs much cooler and provides more headroom.

When your crypto exchange hires ‘Rocky X: The Retirement Plan’… ”Yo Arlene! Ya gotta getchur money outta the mattress and into Kraken!“ 🥊💰