I bought one ETH back in November 2020. I eventually sold it for BTC. We all make mistakes.

Anyone got any good book recommendations from the past 12 months?

The ability to print their way out of a crisis is fast coming to a close. Nation-states need to adopt a #Bitcoin strategy quickly.

Go for it. But don’t go gently, Orangepill suppositories for all!

Yep. So let’s just all be sensible and realize that we must have a persistent human culture of adapting and overcoming.

Shitcoiners... 🤮

Bears can call for a drop to $17k because of "TA."

I can call for $250k #Bitcoin before next halving.

Bears can call sub $10k because reasons.

I can call $10,000,000 in the next 5 years because of a massive wave of corporate and nation-state adoption.

See the difference?

The fact that Hoffman was riding his bike as he was the first being ever to get high on LSD—which I think is likely one of the greatest experiences a human being can have—is astounding.

Nothing better than biking on acid.

Same goes for ribeye.

Half way through. Wow. ☀️

Driving from Vegas to Chicago this weekend with #[0]​

Shill me the best podcast and/or musica you listened to this month

#roadstr

My friend is a financial advisor with 500 clients, and a book of business of $100,000,000.

I orange pilled him in 2016, and he’s been a Bitcoiner since 2018, he left the financial advisor business 2 years ago.

He’s at the point where he wants to help these 500 families get 1-5% of their net worth allocated to BTC.

Most of these families are asking him questions about Bitcoin already, and a lot of them are ready to buy BTC once he has the conversation with them.

The problem is that most of them are not ready to take custody of their own coins, they want him to help them acquire the BTC and hold it for him.

Are there any practical solutions for this where he can help onboard people to bitcoin without being “in custody” of their coins?

There are probably hundreds or thousands of RIAs in this position.

How can we help them onboard clients that trust them already, and make some money for their efforts, without taking on the liability of being custodians?

An inflationary currency requires an ever-expanding monetary and credit supply for the underlying economy to survive over the long-term.

Deflationary pressures are the primary adversaries to such a system and, if and when they occur, they must be quickly resolved or removed.

In light of this, the Federal Reserve (and other central banks) attempting ongoing quantitative tightening in an inflationary system is akin to driving 70 mph down the highway and shifting the car into reverse.

The engine will eventually reject this paradox...

And quantitative easing will be forcibly resumed.

Ready to see what this nostr thing is all about

⭐️Your altcoins are unregistered securities⭐️

I think the the Fed says "damn the torpedoes" and hikes 25bps next week. Down from the 50bps they would have hiked otherwise. But they're still going to hike. I'm taking in the under on people predicting they go full QE. Save this note.

So now US banks are inflation hedged across their entire bond portfolios on their balance sheet….for free….whether they were managing that risk or not….

I wonder what “interesting” incentives will pop out of this…🤔🤔😳😳😳😳