The world’s shifting—moving away from this debt-heavy, dollar-based system and into something way more digital, way more AI-driven. People are losing trust in the dollar, old-school assets are looking shaky, and stablecoins are cracking open global markets for billions. In the middle of all that, Bitcoin stands out—it's simple, it’s scarce, and that scarcity? That’s the edge. I’m certain it’ll soak up the liquidity leaking out of everything else. Own Bitcoin now, let it ride, and get ready for a market where almost nothing else keeps up.

Bitcoin’s cryptographic scarcity is invisible to the eye, yet auditable to those who look.

BITCOIN IS MY DENOMINATOR.

At its core, Bitcoin isn’t really a trader’s game—it’s an investor’s game. If you think about it, investors aren’t focused on making quick profits. They’re not placing short-term directional bets or constantly hedging; that’s the trader’s role. Traders need to generate consistent cash flow because it’s their livelihood, requiring them to make profitable calls almost daily or at least consistently over the year. Investors, on the other hand, typically earn their main income outside the markets. When they invest in Bitcoin, it’s with a long-term mindset. They aren’t looking to exit next month or even next year. For them, Bitcoin serves as a form of savings—something to hold over long periods, regardless of short-term volatility. While traders might be attracted to Bitcoin’s price swings, it’s the long-term investors who tend to capture the real gains. They compound their returns by holding through volatility, dollar-cost averaging over time, and resisting the urge to sell based on daily market moves. In the end, Bitcoin rewards those who can stomach volatility and stay invested for the long haul.

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If you’re not actively accumulating Bitcoin, you’re essentially shorting Bitcoin. And shorting Bitcoin isn’t just betting against proof of work or a digital store of value — it’s betting against the relentless will of a growing global force. A force of ~100 million people worldwide, committed and working every day to make Bitcoin succeed.

this hits so hard.

Millennials don’t hate capitalism because of ideology—they were priced out of it. Crushing student debt, negative real wages, no access to assets—this is the reality they face. You won’t fix it with moral arguments or socio-political lectures. The real solution is new opt-in systems and new technologies—like AI and Bitcoin.

Don't sell your Bitcoin for cash. It's going to be very hard to get it back.

What is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a bullsh*t caller - on broken systems, on manipulated markets, on unsound money. It exposes what’s real and what’s not.

People who’ve chosen Bitcoin as their primary savings vehicle have consistently experienced significant gains in purchasing power over time. Now, we’re at the very beginning of adoption by the world’s largest asset managers. That means the risk-reward profile has never looked better: Risk is now greatly reduced with SEC approval and platforms like BlackRock and Fidelity beginning to offer Bitcoin in retirement portfolios. Reward lies in getting in early, just as a new wave of institutional capital starts flowing in. In short: it’s still early.

In a world drowning in leverage, abundance, and constant disruption, the smartest move is to own what’s truly scarce. Bitcoin is the ultimate form of permanent capital.

Stay Patient. Bitcoin will do its job.

We’re witnessing the greatest transfer of wealth in human history. You’re either on the right side of it—or you’re not.

No man should work for what another man can print. Bitcoin is the greatest long term savings account.

Today Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent spoke at the Institute of International Finance in Washington, D.C., pushing for deregulation of financial institutions to increase liquidity. This could pump more capital into the economy, potentially driving up Bitcoin as people look for alternative assets.

If you love your children, please buy Bitcoin. I did my part by advocating to all my people.

We’re living through two fundamentally incompatible systems: 1) The free market is inherently deflationary—driven by innovation and efficiency. 2) The current economic system is relentlessly inflationary—fueled by debt, money printing, and central planning. If this system continues unchecked, it will lead to absolute centralization and absolute control—and there’s no safety in that outcome.

if you're concerned about making money or getting rich, then you have to overcome the cognitive biases. It’s far smarter to buy $100 worth of Bitcoin—which is a digital property—than to buy $100 of stock in a REIT or a real estate development company, you’re essentially a limited or junior partner. You have no direct claim to the property—you’re buying a security, not the asset itself. But when you buy $100 worth of Bitcoin, you own the asset directly. You can self-custody it. You can rent it out or borrow against it. You can transfer it globally at any time, instantly. Now, compare that to real estate. Can you buy $50 worth of a building in Hong Kong? Of course not. Real estate is illiquid, high-friction, and geographically trapped. Even if you own property in a place like Hong Kong, you can’t move it, and you’re subject to local regulations and banking systems. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is divisible, borderless, and fully portable. You can buy fractions regularly, take it out of any financial system, and hold it with full sovereignty. Bitcoin offers strong property rights than almost any other asset in the world today.