Madeira is lush af

cnbc is straight chaos today lmfao

I always felt like I was supposed to succeed. Like I was supposed to win. Even when I probably shouldn’t have felt that way. I still feel that way now. That’s always been my mindset.

The freedom to use the Internet without being tracked?

A thought I frequently have when I’m about 30 minutes into keeping my heart rate >130 is who is the real me?

Is it this person here, active and moving in the world, or is it the version of me when I am at rest?

My mind seems to function differently in each space where by body is in these different states.

last time global markets crashed this hard bitcoin fell ~60%

five years ago, march 2020

Everything is spawned from the Vatican, managed by Isreal (Jews) and enforced by freemasons.

⚡ Time for a FRIDAY FUNDAY #Zapathon to bring attention to BITCOIN MINING CENTRALIZATION! ⚡

Yes, we’re having our #Upendo #BlockParty tomorrow, but that’s not the point!

Do you know #Bitcoin mining is centralized AF? Do you want Foundry to keep finding all the blocks? Do you know how us plebs are just a teeny, tiny microscopic pieces of the pie? 🥧

Here’s what we’re gonna do. We’re gonna let the #plebchain KNOW.

We’re gonna zap until we’re outta sats again. We mine, so we have a lotta sats.

⚡Repost this for 121 sats

⚡Respond with a dope mining meme like the memelord you are for 666 sats (Because Foundry is the devil)

LFG, mining! ⛏️

I remember back when Israel went into Gaza, and markets took a hit, bitcoin was down notably and many tradfi macro folks who I otherwise respect for good market analysis were like “Why is bitcoin down today? I thought it’s a safe haven, lol.”

Similarly, today when bitcoin is up amid market turmoil, the bitcoin bulls celebrate it.

I’d be cautious about all one-day moves. If you over-emphasize them, you risk looking like someone with a memory of a goldfish, or otherwise operating with selection bias.

However, a point I have made in the past, and will repeat today, is that there are different types of risk-off events. A risk-off event that hurts liquidity is likely to hurt bitcoin. A risk-off event that demands more liquidity, or that is unrelated to liquidity (eg tariffs attacking corporate margins), is more likely to benefit or at least kind of spare Bitcoin.

Focusing on Bitcoin as a risk on or risk off asset is first level thinking. People who understand it deeply and self custody it tend to view it as risk off period, for good reason. But not always in terms of price. In terms of price, whether it functions as a risk on/off asset varies based on what type of risk on/off catalyst it was.

This catalyst risks hitting margins, not liquidity, and thus so far the reaction makes sense. But it still pays to be careful not to celebrate one-day moves too much.

Cautiously bullish.

Jim Cramer is too lol

the fact that bitcoin is still tracking with the nasdaq and not gold is a testament to how early we still are. patience….

ONLY THE WEAK WILL FAIL!

I’m starting to put together my presidential platform for my run in 2040

So far I’ve got

- hyperbitcoinization

- nuke the oceans (there’s aliens down there)

- kill all the mosquitoes 🦟

- ???

- ????