During interviews, I get a lot of questions about the potential for a strategic bitcoin reserve and how it may affect price.

I typically answer by talking about how I tend to take the 'under' on the prospect for a bitcoin reserve. In other words, as a base case they might recategorize currently-held bitcoin, might add a bit, etc. My lesser case is that they go and actually buy a lot, which would positively affect price, sure. I then go on about how, my long-term bullishness of bitcoin is not dependent on that, and I'd rather structure my view to assume a baseline and potentially be surprised to the upside on price within a given period, rather than focus on singular bullish catalysts and then be surprised to the downside if those specific things don't materialize.

That's Lyn Speak for "I find this question really boring, please stop asking me it."

Each year in Bitcoin feels like 10, because these 20-40 years are laying the monetary foundation for the next 1000 years. The density and speed of events is breathtaking.

Cypherpunks will be remembered on the same level as the Christian Apostles, or the US founding fathers. Noderunning will become a sacred duty, charged with carrying the fire of sovereignty into the future. Satoshi gave money back to the people. Let's keep it.

DO NOT zap this note.

Absolutely DO NOT reply to this note because I WILL Zap you.

And for the love of god, please do not zap others who reply to this Note. I would hate to create a #Zapathon in this thread.

Just read the reason for this comment of yours.

Maybe you need some short term pain for long term gain. 🥹

Let's say BTC's cagr is 55%. If you paid off all your debt by selling BTC and used that loan "repayment money" to dca back into BTC, how long would it take to regain current BTC balance?

Plus, you then have the continued advantage of an ability to dca with that amount each week ongoing.

Do the math on that, then contrast it to math for staying on current path. 🤓

Include peace of mind, relationship and health benefits in your calculations. 🧡✨

Recently I've been really sucked into the dichotomy of never having felt more broke while having more money than I've ever had.

No one in my life can relate.

You already know what I’m doing right now.

Gm #nostr #Bitcoin #coffeechain

I just did the math. It goes up forever.

Saylor 👀

GM

GN

#grownostr

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Just going to take a quick look at the Bitcoin price…

#Bitcoin the dream of a free economy.

Just going to take a quick look at the Bitcoin price…

Another rainy day in sunny Portugal!

View from my kitchen door.

As much as I love the rain, it does make my (mostly outdoor) life much harder...

Good morning!

🌊 SURF 'N TURF 🏝️

-THE BITCOIN BORACAY ISLAND LIFE-

It's not PKD's best, but it lays out a philosophical groundwork for the rest of his works. How can we act as moral beings when our perceptions of reality are fundamentally inaccurate?

The Man in the High Castle is an alternative history novel by Philip K. Dick, first published in 1962, which imagines a world in which the Axis Powers won World War II.

The story occurs in 1962, fifteen years after the end of the war in 1947, and depicts the life of several characters living under Imperial Japan or Nazi Germany as they rule a partitioned United States.

The eponymous character is the mysterious author of a novel-within-the-novel entitled The Grasshopper Lies Heavy, a subversive alternative history of the war in which the Allied Powers are victorious.

The Man In the High Castle

by Philip K. Dick

Popular Library, January 1964.

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