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They want to turn 21 million scarce Bitcoin into 2.1 quadrillion cheap bitcoin.

Let that sink in.

More “bitcoin” than Shiba. More than Doge. More than every shitcoin combined.

On paper—Bitcoin becomes a meme coin.

From $105,000 to $0.00105.

“Don’t worry,” they’ll say. “It’s the same.”

But the media will run with it. The public will panic.

Scarcity dies. Narrative collapses.

Whether intentional psyop or blind short-termism, the result is the same:

They’re trying to dilute Bitcoin’s meme into dust.

This isn’t clarity. It’s memetic sabotage.

And we see it.

Holy fuck! When you put it like that it does seem more like attempted sabotage rather than just a stupid idea!

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Because it is exactly that.

This idea was fringe when John Carvalho floated it. No traction, mostly laughed off.

Then Jack Dorsey shows up—6 M followers on X,wallet company, full product stack—and suddenly it’s a serious conversation.

Dorsey can push this into wallets, sell it as “Bitcoin for Africa”, frame it as accessibility.

$0.001 bitcoin sounds great—until you realize the meme is dead and the price anchor is gone.

This isn’t just optics. It’s a setup for a controlled narrative shift.