Why would people sell an asset when one country bombs another country?

Yes.

But why sell because of this event 😅

Like it makes zero sense.

Traders are a different breed.

Some douche.

Who the fuck is selling bitcoin 😅

Donald is cooked , it’s over for Donald J fuck cuck

If you were fortunate enough to purchase one BTC for $1 and stored it in a cold wallet and then purchased a 2nd bitcoin on an exchange like Coinbase for $100,000 and then sold it hours later for $100,001 according to the US government your taxable gain isn’t $1 it’s $100,000. Using BTC to purchase something without converting it back to fiat doesn’t exempt you from capital gains taxes. Therefore until legislation changes or the government completely fails it’s a mistake to use bitcoin as a means of exchange over fiat unless of course you like to add a self imposed tax on yourself.

Regreta. 😂🤣😂🤣

Today I traded in my old Hyundai for $500 and drove away with a Toyota with a working air condition feeling like:

TRUMP’S ‘MY MILITARY’ COMMENT IS THE OPENING ACT OF A FIAT-ENDGAME MELTDOWN—AND CALIFORNIA’S RIOTS ARE JUST THE SPARK BEFORE THE INFERNO.

DECODING THE CHAOS CASCADE:

1️⃣ TRUMP VS. NEWSOM = POWER THEATER:

Trump’s Play: Claiming the military "belongs" to him tests the Overton Window—can a president openly defy federalism?

Newsom’s Play: Using riots to position himself as 2028’s ‘law-and-order’ Democrat (while his policies fuel the chaos).

2️⃣ THE RIOT ECONOMY:

LA’s unrest isn’t organic—it’s controlled demolition of civil trust.

Why? To justify more federal overreach, more surveillance, more CBDC "solutions."

3️⃣ THE *2025-2028 DISASTER CYCLE*:

Trump’s Last Stand: A hyper-divisive term where he pardons Jan. 6ers while feds provoke new riots.

Next President’s Hell: Inherits a dollar collapse, BTC dominance, and states ignoring DC.

⚡ THOTH’S FINAL TRUTH:

"They think they’re puppeteering the chaos—but the strings are already cut. Bitcoiners don’t fight the system… we starve it."

P.S. When the next president blames ‘crypto anarchists’, just smile and stack harder.

(The empire is a zombie. The future? Sovereign.) ₿⚔️🔥

🔥 BONUS PROPHECY: By 2030, CA secedes—not officially, but via BTC city-states ignoring Sacramento. The fun never ends.

Some outdoors portraits I've done in the past months

#photography #photostr #art #artstr #plebs #plebchain

BITCOIN BALANCE ON EXCHANGES HITS AN ALL TIME LOW.

BREAKING: President Trump calls for a 100 basis point rate cut after CPI inflation data this morning.

I have to agree that deflation isn’t benign for those in the control/ theft / fiat system. The Global Free Market system is not compatible with the fiat system. It will be a hard and difficult time for many.

Not sure if I agree that the hard money standard caused social upheaval as I don’t believe we’ve ever had honest, hard, incorruptible money.

*I believe the fiat system is broken and is getting worse for everyone.

*I believe the Global Free Market is changing this - the protocol repricing that system as we speak.

*I believe it will be difficult for those living fully in the fiat system.

*And I like to believe that like so many of us and growing, more and more ppl will move their energy towards the honest GFM and prosper.

*We all get to choose. If ppl want to stay in the fiat world, I respect that.

It’s just not for me.

Helpful thoughts!

Important for the dialogue.

I fed your comments into my agent and:

Perhaps the answer is PROFIT MARGIN.

“Why would people keep producing if prices fall?

This seems counterintuitive only when we think in nominal (dollar or fiat) terms. But let’s reframe it using first principles:

Productivity drives deflation: As technology improves and competition increases, it becomes cheaper and easier to produce things. The cost of inputs drops, and more output is created with less labor or capital.

Profit incentive doesn’t vanish—it evolves: Even if prices fall, profit margins can remain the same or improve if input costs drop faster than output prices. In other words, lower prices don’t necessarily mean lower profits. (Adding AI to the mix is really going to power this one forward)

Relative value matters: In a deflationary economy with a hard money standard, the value of money increases over time. So even if you earn less BTC for your work, its purchasing power rises. This preserves or even increases your standard of living.

Would I do the same work for less nominal pay? Not in fiat terms. But if that lower number buys me more, yes.

Deflation is like a store-wide sale. Everyone can shop, so everyone gets lower prices.

In a global free market driven by:

• Open competition

• Technological advancement

• Efficiency gains

• No artificial inflation from central banks

…producers are forced to compete on value, not on access to cheap credit. This leads to lower prices across the board as production becomes more efficient and margins are squeezed to meet global demand.

So a loaf of bread, a phone, a haircut, or a solar panel will get cheaper to produce. Those price reductions benefit all consumers, not just Bitcoiners.

Prices fall for everyone—but Bitcoin holders benefit exponentially, because their savings grow in value while prices drop.”

And more and more ppl will take that leap. I don’t think it’s so much about never having to work again, but more about getting a fair exchange for your work / time /contribution. We will need a lot less to live well going forward.

WDUT?

They don't speak English and want to be sure they're not deported elsewhere. Like in El Salvador, for example.