I’m starting to get the sense that Wall Street has developed a bit of a crush on Bitcoin.

Normally, I wouldn’t care, but I’ve had a crush on Bitcoin for years, so I’d appreciate it if they kept their distance.

It’s tough to feel proud of stacking a few hundred dollars at a time when SPACs and funds are dropping billions in a single move.

It’s not just a matter of capital: I don’t have access to the same financial tools, insider networks, or regulatory advantages.

If I had the means to smash buy billions worth of Bitcoin, I absolutely would, but getting to that level is a catch 22: you need access to wealth and power to gain access to more wealth and power.

Saylor was the first to cross that line; what started as one man’s conviction became a blueprint.

He went from corporate mascot to icon.

Now, the icons are copying his playbook, turning themselves into mascots for Bitcoin exposure.

I wasn’t born into a dynasty…I’ll have to build one, but that’s exactly what Bitcoin enables.

Even with small stacks, I still stand to benefit.

Bitcoin levels the playing field…not overnight, but over time.

What started as institutional toe dipping is now a full blown dive into Bitcoin.

Don’t let that shake your conviction.

If anything, it should reinforce it.

Institutions don’t chase fairy tales; they chase asymmetric upside.

They used to mock Bitcoin for consuming the energy of a small nation.

Now they’re FOMOing in with enough capital to match small nations’ GDPs.