I mean, I am beyond shocked that not one tech giant has the insight of a plebe.

Bitcoiners have done the work and showed the world that the FIAT is doomed. That the Fed can't raise rates to curb inflation without collapse of the economy.

That all FIAT in history has failed because it designed to fail.

Michael Saylor is the only CEO in the world that can do math? That can look at the history of money? That can muster the smallest gleam of insight?

Why hasn't Amazon, Google, Apple, META, on and on opened their eyes yet?

It will happen, it has to happen because FIAT is designed to fail at its most fundamental level. I'm just confused why these guys that we are told are super tech "geniuses" look like total numb nuts at this point?

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Many know, but they donut the SVB way. Play the game as long as they can. Then in the last moment sell and let the small people eat the losses.

биткоин это квант чистой энергии, он проникает во все области.

Когда я посоветовл другу NOSTR он небыл знаком с биткоином а сейчас изучает его)

Так работает эгоистичный ген.

выжить любой ценой...

Because they are fiat companies. They benefit from the fiat cantillon more than anyone. Google’s whole business model is harvesting your data and selling it to the highest bidder, a model that only exists due to the inefficient rails of the fiat system…

They quietly convert all cash to bitcoin.

Launch a phone with great battery, miner, node, cold wallet.

Set up their own miners.

Move to a bitcoin standard

All in 1 quarter.

Then drop that information in quarterly report, they would set themselves up to be more important than the US government or all the Euro governments combined within the next 4 years and would remain that way indefinitely.

Who gives an F what their business model is?

Companies benefit from fiat it because dumb money flows into shares from superannuation funds looking for yield. They can leverage that value to fund themselves and increase the valuation of their shares, attracting more investment. They don't hold significant cash reserves, not enough that it's worth killing the golden goose for.

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