Somehow my last substack article has gotten a lot of traction compared to my other articles.

So far the only other article that's close to it is "How Bitcoin's developers are attacking its Sovereign/Monetary use" ( https://controlplanecapital.com/p/how-bitcoins-developers-are-attacking-2a5 ).

I was going to write the "What made me sell most of my Bitcoin a few months ago" article first, but decided to write it last to be able to interlink and provide more context.

I have moved onto researching other things and have gone full fiat — building price predictions models for Bitcoin and a few companies.

But looking back, this was always going to happen.

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Did you go back to fiat?

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By fiat, I mean trading/investing, not passively hodling Bitcoin. I am not hodling fiat either if that's what you're asking.

So you returned to TradFI?

~15% of liquid net worth is in self-custody BTC for a Great Taking scenario hedge, rest I use to trade stocks and paper BTC, so I guess mostly TradFI.

I would struggle to sell sats for paper promises. Only value4value would part me with sats.

Good luck with your strategy.