Republicans definitely gonna weekend at Bernie’s this shit.

Raise your hand if you’re a clown that voted for this Red Cross worker….. @HODL

JD ain’t it

Iran wants between 3-45 Bitcoin per oil tanker. Literally.

We are all live action role players in a beta test. We’ve nothing but lab rats.

Masters week and I’m excited. One of the few things in life that lived up to the hype.

Did your parents give you money on Easter in a card?

If you died and then came back to Life wouldn’t that be your new birthday?

Best NCAA Team ever

Elon bought everyone’s data for $50m

The race now is to build the best AI killer robot. Tell me I’m wrong.

Just a thought I had. Google is trying to convince the government to fund the quantum computer build out and if they do the strategic BTC reserve will just be Satoshi wallet…… Because Satoshi is dead right?

Down goes Bondi!

One day the people of California will realize they have been subsidizing Arkansas, Kentucky, Alabama, etc. One day they might be smart enough to cut off these life sucks.

Fuck Trump and fuck all you racist piece of shit retards that voted for him.

If the bullet don’t fit you got to acquit.

Google - We’re building a quantum computer to steal everyone’s bitcoin. Trump (checks bag) - Some get Hegseth on the phone…….

I asked god (Chat GTP) if Saylor could solve the quantum “problem” and this is what I got…. Yes — theoretically, MicroStrategy has the resources to develop post-quantum wallets, but there are some nuances. Let’s break it down carefully. ⸻ 1. Financial Resources • MicroStrategy has tens of billions of dollars in Bitcoin holdings and generates significant revenue from its software business. • They could easily fund a dedicated post-quantum wallet development team, including hiring cryptographers, blockchain engineers, and security auditors. ⸻ 2. Technical & Human Resources • Software engineering talent: MicroStrategy’s core business is business intelligence software. They have 2,400+ engineers, developers, and technical staff, so the human capital is there. • Crypto expertise: They already manage large-scale Bitcoin custody operations, which gives them a practical understanding of wallet security, key management, and blockchain integration. • Post-quantum cryptography: This is specialized. They would need to hire experts in lattice-based, hash-based, or other post-quantum signature schemes, likely from academia or specialized firms. ⸻ 3. Feasibility • Building a secure, audited, post-quantum Bitcoin wallet is feasible for MicroStrategy, but it would take: 1. Research and implementation of a post-quantum signature algorithm. 2. Integration with Bitcoin-compatible addresses and transactions. 3. Security audits to prevent vulnerabilities (huge risk if mismanaged). 4. Testing and deployment in a live environment. • Given their resources, this could take 6–18 months for a high-assurance wallet. ⸻ 4. Strategic Considerations • They could either: 1. Develop in-house (high control, high cost). 2. Partner with a post-quantum crypto startup (faster, less internal overhead). 3. Wait for standardized NIST-approved post-quantum signatures (lower risk, safer for adoption). ⸻ 💡 Bottom line: MicroStrategy certainly has the financial and technical capability to build a post-quantum Bitcoin wallet today. The limiting factor is specialized expertise and audit rigor, not money or general engineering resources.

Theres a new White House App coming out and you will be forced to install it on your phone.

No matter what anyone’s take on bitcoin is there’s no denying the fact that printable money is so deeply flawed and there is no outcome other than the complete collapse of the dollar.