It’s a conundrum.

Good morning Nostrs, it appears this may be the only place to speak openly in the future for many of us. For some already.

Stay vigilant. Stay focused.

If you ask people "who is the most famous basketball player of all times?" what will they say?

1. Lebron James

2. Michael Jordan

3. _________

Goodbye Joe Biden 🦆

Hello Strategic #Bitcoin Reserve 🦅

Krugman be like “mUh DeMoCraCy”

Once a retard always a retard.

So buy some… if you’re feeling bold.

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I'm proofreading one of my upcoming articles and realized I accidentally rhymed.

"It's faster than fiat currency, and harder than gold. It's liquid, and it's easy to hold. However, the Bitcoin network is only about 15 years old."

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Trump: under my administration, Bitcoin increased by 3600%

First reaction: Did he seriously take credit for Bitcoin's price rise?

Second reaction: This isn't the flex that he thinks it is.

Third reaction: The money printing will probably be similar to what he did before. Maybe it's not a bad reason to vote for him.

Nothing shows the little respect he has for Bitcoin more than this quote 😂😂😂

"Have a good time with your bitcoin, your crypto, and everything else that you’re playing with"

Trump

YOU COULDNT END A SPEECH ANY WORSE AT A BITCOIN CONFERENCE 😂

For the "reserve asset" rumor, Trump merely announced in his speech that he wouldn't keep selling America's existing 200,000+ seized coins and would instead retain them.

In interviews over the past week and in my recent report, that's the lowest hanging fruit that I pointed toward.

This guy has absolutely no idea what he is talking about or who he is talking to.

Good afternoon.

The Bitcoin conference currently has a lot of political theater, and the Trump headliner is front and center much to everyone’s joy or frustration depending on where you stand on that, but I’ll take a moment to highlight something that’ll get lost in the shuffle.

Today on the main stage, Jason Maier (author A Progressive’s Case for Bitcoin) interviewed progressive congressman Rho Khanna. They talked about a lot of stuff but the TLDR headline takeaway statement from Khanna was “Bitcoin is about freedom. Bitcoin is about human rights.”

And around the same time, a bunch of Democrat Congress people sent a letter to the DNC chair saying the party needs to embrace this industry better, and basically that the Warren wing of the party isn’t the way to go here anymore. Whether it’s polling data, sheer numbers about how many Americans own this stuff, or more knowledge conversations about bitcoin’s energy impact and other things, being anti-bitcoin is a losing strategy.

Yes, a lot of this will be forgotten after the election, both from Republicans and Democrats. Politicians gonna politic. And there will be shitcoinery. Politicians are currently in their pandering phase. But when I began writing about this industry nearly seven years ago, I would not have expected to see this much explicit support by 2024.

The builders, the educators, the advocates- all of your work does matter. At least when it comes to protecting Americans and others against some of the most potentially hostile government positions, the narrative war is working. We need more work on the right to privacy, and that imo is the harder battle, but given how successful things have been on other fronts, I think that front is workable too.

Immutable money. Unstoppable voice. Endless memes.

When I am President I shall instruct the Treasury Secretary to buy 20 million bitcoin!