Luke Gorman is without doubt one of my favourite macro commentators to listen to

Recently he’s been bearish Bitcoin, to his credit he is saying what he believes, and taken some profits

I think he’s wrong in terms of price action

Macro indicators could well be showing a tough start to 2026, and often Bitcoin is the canary in the coal mine when it comes to economic strife

But we’re only ever just one public announcement away from a total shift

Just one big player

And boom

The whole market can just accelerate to a new tier

Digital scarcity has never been seen before

All models are wrong, some are helpful

And price gains happen fast

Really fast

So timing the market is MUCH harder, than time in the market

So there is no place I prefer to be than long Bitcoin

GM

💪🏻

After many months of trying, my wife and I have decided to end our search for a suitable property in the area we live

It's been such a test

Intensely frustrating at times

And not for lack of trying

BUT, out of your biggest problems, can come your biggest opportunities...

SO

We've thought f*ck it let's go travelling as a family of 5. Yup, we're going to hit the road!

Very exciting

🙏

Why is it important?

Who benefits?

What’s the alternative?

gm!

What was your #bitcoin a-ha moment?

God and the soldier - all men adore,

in time of trouble and never more.

For when wars end and all is righted

God is neglected, and the soldiers slighted.

absent friends

GM

Testing code until 2AM. Now it seems coffee won't help. But the code is improved!

#bitcoin

H/t nostr:npub1v5k43t905yz6lpr4crlgq2d99e7ahsehk27eex9mz7s3rhzvmesqum8rd9 🫣🔥🫡

Turning up, means I give into the system.

I don’t agree with the system.

Today I officially became a citizen of Australia

Congrats dude, personally I haven’t done it because I don’t want to vote, or pay a fine for not engaging in the DeMocrAtIc process.

Theoretically yes. But this assumes the status quo remains with capital gains tax only being applied to realised gains.

I have zero faith that the government won't paint early adopters as the cause of the collapsing system and implement unrealised gains to effectively steal our Bitcoin.

Australian M1 money supply has broken it's all time high inflating at alarming rates post Covid, decaying most of Australian's wealth.

There was only one asset class that beat the rate of inflation over these years.

The Reserve Bank of Australia commenced operations on the 14th of January 1960.

From 1960 to 1975, Australia held approximately $8.269 billion AUD in money reserves (M1) as it broke away from the British pound in 1966.

Australians embarked on a new currency journey with their native Australian Dollar.

From 1975 to 1990, the Australian money supply had increased to $43.51bil, or 419.74%, an average of $2.3 billion, or 7.7% per annum, reflects the consequence of adopting an unbacked currency. This flexibility allows for significant adjustments.

From 1990 to 2016, Australia printed $700 billion dollars, marking a 1,644% increase over 26 years, or an average inflation rate of 7.17% annually.

(To real estate owners: your property may have increased over time, but only at the rate of inflation. Here is the evidence. If property doubles in value every 10 years, so does the money supply).

From 2016 to 2024, the entire M1 supply doubled to $1.67 trillion. It took 40 years to reach $700 billion, but only 5 years to double it and then some, increasing by 2.3 times.

74% of all NEW Australian money was printed since March 2020.

Bitcoin has been the only asset class to not only beat, but perform at multples of this obsurd money value diltuions. From 2016 to 2025, Bitcoin's price is up 14,613%, or an average gain 74.12% every year.

Bookmarked. 💥👊