Up forever

Burrrrr

Bitcoin to $100m?

Bro, the money is broken..

Governments don't need a stratgic Bitcoin reserve.
YOU DO!
Remember, Bitcoin will see presidents, political parties and shitcoins come and go and will just continue on its journey to becoming the new global money system.
Sell your shitcoins and study Bitcoin..
"The Bitcoin white paper" by Satoshi Nakamoto - The original paper that started it all.
"The Bitcoin Standard" by Saifedean Ammous - The first book that orange peeled more people than any other.
"Broken money" by Lyn Alden - About why our money is failing us and how to fix it.
"Mastering Bitcoin" by Andreas Antonopoulos - A technical deep-dive into how Bitcoin works
"Digital Gold" by Nathaniel Popper - Chronicles Bitcoin's early history and development
"Layered Money" by Nik Bhatia - Explores Bitcoin's role in the evolution of monetary systems
"The Price of Tomorrow" by Jeff Booth - Discusses deflation and Bitcoin's role in the future economy
"Thank God for Bitcoin" by Jimmy Song et al. - Examines Bitcoin from a moral and theological perspective
"21 Lessons" by Gigi - A philosophical exploration of Bitcoin and its implications
"When Money Dies" by Adam Fergusson - While not specifically about Bitcoin, it's widely read in the Bitcoin community for its analysis of hyperinflation
"The Internet of Money" series by Andreas Antonopoulos - Accessible explanations of Bitcoin's significance
"Inventing Bitcoin" by Yan Pritzker - A concise technical introduction to how Bitcoin works
"Bitcoin: Hard Money You Can't F*ck With" by Jason Williams - A straightforward guide to Bitcoin's value proposition
Start studying.
Americans getting all caught up in shitcoinery.
There is no second best.

This is why we Bitcoin.

Public service announcement

That's funny as hell. 🤣
Bitcoin is the internet. Everything else is “a website.”

I'm so glad I found Nostr.
How Bitcoin mining works 
$MELANIA and $TRUMP memecoins are both going to $0 against Bitcoin.
Choose freedom not shitcoins.

Bitcoin is going to make you free.




