As we take universal laws to higher levels of abstraction, the law of attraction becomes the law of magnetism and the law of magnetism becomes the law of vibration. 💫

Being a dad seems like one of life’s greatest honors. Hopefully one day I am fortunate enough to experience it.

What are your thoughts on AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)?

Going for 2 in a row...

Collapsing is a bit of an overreaction… you presented a zoomed in view without any context. The pound has done much worse in October of last year and in April.

The others are not as bad either if you zoom out. Dropping? Certainly. Collapsing? Ehh not so much. Could be more or less regular fluctuations.

I listen to it every morning ✨

I'm on the #Nostr world from half day and what I've found till now is: social is flooded by bot, bitcoin spammers and bitcoin fanatics. The purpose of Nostr is great and noble, but the "notes" submitted to it are mainly rubbish. My block list count already 100 users and I've barely found couple of things to follow 🙁

Appreciate the discourse. 🖖🍻

It is my understanding that Bitcoin's are, and always will be, a free market good. As with all free market goods cost of production cannot be higher than the expected return on the investment necessary to make the good or production wouldn't happen. On the other side cost of production cannot be much lower than open market prices they would expect to receive for them or people will focus on making more Bitcoin through mining, raising the hashrate which raises the difficulty and thus the cost of mining until they reach equilibrium again. This is ensured to occur thanks to the difficulty adjustment, as the difficulty increases with the hashrate then only the most efficient miners will remain profitable and stay mining. Less efficient ones either die off or are forced to increase their efficiency to stay profitable.

Remember that there is no other buyer of excess energy, we will create abundant excess energy and as the value of the coins rises our drive to mine will rise with it. The halving regularly reduces the payment for that effort and increases the value of all coins compared to electricity.

Think about it like this, 1 Bitcoin costs roughly 3 minutes worth of all the energy of the entire network to create today. The amount of energy input is going up and so does the total value held by that energy. In 8 years of 15% annual growth the total amount of energy will likely be 3x what it is today, and the amount of Bitcoin given in exchange will reduce to only 0.78125 (7.8125 BTC at that point if the 10 to 1 split I am suggesting occurs across the entire network). That means that 1 Bitcoin would represent about 12.5 minutes of the total energy input of the network. If you held 1 Bitcoin from today, you would see it grow from being worth 3 minutes of the energy given to today's network, to 12.5 minutes of the energy input by a network 3 times the size it is today. That's 12+ times the value.

These effects are self reinforcing. I don't see anyway for them to be stopped, and it brings abundance to everyone faster than anyone expects.

No, due to fungibility and universal availability of the assets the price will always be around the cost to produce coins. Think about if you have something brand new that is highly desirable and doesn't have a high production volume, like a new in box PS5 during its launch year, you could easily sell it at the inflated price it costs to buy a new one because the one you offer is the same as the new ones produced.

The miners will always need to make a profit, the difficulty adjustment ensures it's not too easy or too difficult to do so for the average miners. Humanity will keep adding to the mining network, and the halving will keep occurring, which will continuously increase the cost to create coins and the value of all coins on the open market will follow.

No, due to fungibility and universal availability of the assets the price will always be around the cost to produce coins. Think about if you have something brand new that is highly desirable and doesn't have a high production volume, like a new in box PS5 during its launch year, you could easily sell it at the inflated price it costs to buy a new one because the one you offer is the same as the new ones produced.

The miners will always need to make a profit, the difficulty adjustment ensures it's not too easy or too difficult to do so for the average miners. Humanity will keep adding to the mining network, and the halving will keep occurring, which will continuously increase the cost to create coins and the value of all coins on the open market will follow.

What is the Gene Keys? A book?

I see no coincidence the word Gene appears in Genesis.

Funny it’s also called the Genesis block; or maybe there’s more here.

Dark matter: an unseen force shaping galaxies, holding the cosmos together while remaining invisible to direct observation. It doesn’t emit light, doesn’t reflect it, yet its gravitational influence is undeniable—a mystery physicists still struggle to explain.

Do you honestly believe our attraction/pull to Bitcoin is just a coincidence? That its ability to attract energy, resources, and minds is some random phenomenon? How much longer will we ignore its gravity?

A digital mass imbued with energy exerts a theoretical, measurable force. Bitcoin isn’t just reshaping the economic order—it’s redefining the fabric of value and trust itself. The phase change begins with a simple awareness: recognizing the gravity within one’s own consciousness. There’s no going back.

But the real question is—are people actually ready for this?

Of course, I agree it was necessary. But now we must remain vigilant in protecting Bitcoin from fiat illusions. It’s critical to remove Bitcoin from its fiat price entirely.

A price measured in joules per satoshi or joules per Bitcoin is grounded, stable, and aligned with reality. With this energy-based framework, the window for fiat speculation closes rapidly—it won’t wait for people to catch up or understand.

Hyperbitcoinization was prophesied, but I have no desire to be the martyr. The truth is coming regardless.

Bitcoin Maxis who fail to understand the true nature of Bitcoin—rooted in energy, thermodynamics, and physics—are lost and leading others astray. Bitcoin, the very tool designed to liberate us from fiat’s distortions, has instead been co-opted by the same fiat mindset we sought to escape.

Attempts to describe Bitcoin’s price through fiat valuation inherently tie its analysis to a flawed and ever-changing metric. Fiat currencies are unmoored from any universal constant, subject to manipulation, inflation, and centralized policy. By anchoring models to fiat pricing, we perpetuate the illusion of value derived from an arbitrary system, making these models nothing more than expressions of fiat—not Bitcoin’s true nature.

When viewed through joules, however, Bitcoin’s true foundation is revealed: its value is energy, with every satoshi representing a quantifiable amount of work performed through mining. This perspective eliminates fiat distortions, linking Bitcoin’s scaling and dynamics directly to the conservation of energy and entropy resolution. A model based on joules acknowledges Bitcoin’s alignment with thermodynamic laws, making it a universal constant instead of a fiat-relative abstraction. This approach doesn’t just describe Bitcoin’s behavior—it defines it through the immutable physics it embodies.

Are Bitcoiners ready to confront the uncomfortable truth? By obsessing over the abstraction of 21 million units without anchoring it to a physical constant, they are perpetuating the very fiat mindset they claim to oppose. Without defining Bitcoin’s foundation in energy and thermodynamics, they’re not escaping fiat—they’re recreating it in a new guise. It’s a distraction from Bitcoin’s true nature and its profound alignment with universal laws.

Yes, you are all wrong. I was too. It’s time to move beyond fiat illusions and see Bitcoin for what it truly is.

Something special is coming in 2025. Observation collapses the state, and the gravity of it all is inescapable.

#BitcoinFixesPhysics

#SatoshisConstant

What matters here is that the amount of energy input through mining continues to exponentially grow about 15% a year, while the amount of Bitcoin given in exchange exponentially decays when it gets cut in half every 4 years. These are 2 exponentials that combine to give an even larger exponential growth in real value represented by Bitcoin units.

The reason the cycle occurs is due to the fact that the bear market low is an oversold price, usually around half the average mining cost, about a year before the new halving. Over the next year the price recovers to around its average mining cost meaning the price in FIAT grew more than 100%. Then the halving occurs where the shift in value is reflected by a delayed, but quicker than average, rise in fiat price again of over 100% for the second year in a row.

Technically at that point (where we are today) the network is fairly priced and can sustain the 15% annual growth of the energy input, but the 2 previous years of massive growth draw above average attention which causes the price to rise further and FOMO develops. It then ends up over bought during the bull peak as people believe this momentum is different from previous cycles when it's really not, and then it crashes again and the cycle starts all over.