So, what's the big deal about the Fort Knox Gold audit?
1. Trump wants a strategic bitcoin reserve. Best to make it law rather than an executive order which can be undone. So Cynthia Lummis is encouraged to proceed with a draft bill.
2. Cynthia Lummis wants to sell US gold to buy bitcoin (instead of asking tax payers for more money). But she needs gold.
3. Trump is going to to inspect US' 5,000 tonnes of gold reserves held at Fort Knox - worth $425 billion. I wonder why...
Note:
The mid-term elections in the States are 3rd November 2026. Traditionally, governments lose the mid-terms, so important legislation needs to be completed before then.
My conclusion - the strategic bitcoin reserve will be in place before November next year.
So, what's the big deal about the Fort Knox Gold audit?
1. Trump wants a strategic bitcoin reserve. Best to make it law rather than an executive order which can be undone. So Cynthia Lummis is encouraged to proceed with a draft bill.
2. Cynthia Lummis wants to sell US gold to buy bitcoin (instead of asking tax payers for more money). But she needs gold.
3. Trump is going to to inspect US' 5,000 tonnes of gold reserves held at Fort Knox - worth $425 billion. I wonder why...
Note:
The mid-term elections in the States are 3rd November 2026. Traditionally, governments lose the mid-terms, so important legislation needs to be completed before then.
My conclusion - the strategic bitcoin reserve will be in place before November next year.
There is only one meme coin you need...
Discussing #bitcoin with Rupert Lowe, Reform MP. Rupert was very open to the idea and discussing it within the Reform Party.
We also got onto the subject of Ripple/XRP.
Full interview here - https://rumble.com/v6hfek4-rupert-lowe.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
Peter, I've been listening to you since you first started and this was a great interview. I loved how you started to orange pill Rupert on air. I think Nigel is already a fan of bitcoin, but I hope you do get to sit the Reform UK MPs to sit down with some big names in the bitcoin world to draw up a bitcoin and crypto policy to help the industry here. Unfortunately, I don't think any UK political party can go full bitcoin without alienating some voters - the British public might still see it as too fringe. However we desperately do need bitcoiners in the next government.
Bitcoin's proof-of-work is the introvert's joy - it values effort over popularity, just like we value substance over social buzz. #BitcoinIntrovert
Come on bears! 🐻
Is that the best you got? 😂
Comes out of the shadows....
Zap me!
zap me!
Bitcoin doesn't shout for attention like altcoins at a bar; it's more like the wise, quiet friend who speaks when it counts. #BitcoinIntrovert
I suspect many of the hard-core bitcoiners are introverts. Happy to stay focused on one topic and dive down deep. Not distracted by the flashing lights of sh1tcoins or fiat. Pricipled yet quiet.
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Extravert bitcoiners: Conferences! Networking! Meet ups!
Introvert bitcoiners: *runs node in basement, sips tea* 🍵💻 #CryptoPersonalities
Introverts prefer small, meaningful circles. Bitcoin prefers a small, meaningful supply cap. Extraverts? They want infinite friends (and infinite token supplies). #BitcoinIntrovert
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Bitcoin doesn’t care if you ignore it. It’s like the introvert at the party who’s fine sitting in the corner, knowing their value isn’t tied to being loud. #BitcoinIntrovert
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Not sure what you are trying to say here. You do understand that putting women on a pedestal, simping and the resultant feminisation of our institutions is one of the causes of the decay of the west, don't you? Good for bitcoin perhaps, but not good for society as a whole.
Perhaps you will dismiss this post as no-coiners dismiss bitcoin. You need to take the red pill as well as the orange pill to see the truth. It's a mental revolution equally profound.
1,000 hours of study and some realignment to some uncomfortable truths are needed 💊 It took me a long time to see it.
No followers.
No messages.
No replies.
No zaps.
Just me. Hodling. Nostr-nauting.
xx
The dream - quietly sitting at home mining sats quietly
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The beauty of Bitcoin is that it doesn't need a loud party or endless conferences to thrive; it's a silent revolution for those who prefer their own company.
The dark art of shitcoinery:
1. There is someone pulling the strings.
2. The protocol will be changed.
3. The technology is too complex to understand, even at a superficial level.
4. The attack surface for scammers and hackers is infinitely increased.
5. The need to trust the developers (however well-intentioned) becomes essential.
stay strong - keep it simple - stack sats
While extroverts are out there pumping and dumping, I'm quietly stacking sats, enjoying my peace. #QuietAccumulation
Bitcoin is the financial manifestation of introvert philosophy. It’s a system that values signal over noise and depth over breadth. The true value emerges from quiet, focused persistence that doesn’t need constant external validation and applause. Bitcoin simply exists, immutable and powerful. #BitcoinIntrovert
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