Seeing more cities become #Bitcoin friendly in the news has got me thinking:
How the heck can I orange pill my town?
I’m curious what y’all’s ideas would be.
In real time, we’re watching countries and companies shift from being indifferent to becoming net buyers of #Bitcoin.
This isn’t just a trend; it’s a fundamental realignment.
Those who adopt #BTC early are positioning themselves for a massive advantage in a world where sound money prevails.
Why?
Because #Bitcoin is a game of incentives and time preference.
Net buyers secure their stake in the hardest asset ever created, while late adopters face the harsh reality of higher prices and diminished purchasing power.
Companies holding fiat are eroding value; those holding #BTC are building a fortress of wealth and resilience.
The same goes for nations.
The adoption curve is still young, but the window for accumulating at scale without facing severe opportunity costs is closing.
The future belongs to the ones stacking now: companies, countries, and individuals alike.
#Bitcoin doesn’t wait.
Exactly.
No shortcuts in #Bitcoin.
They’re playing by the same rules as everyone else…if they want in, they pay the price the market sets.
That’s how it’s meant to be.
Fair point, sats aren’t actually scarcer because of them, the supply is fixed.
But their buying ramps up demand, making it harder for others to stack at current levels.
The real scarcity is time before broader adoption kicks in.
#MicroStrategy stacking hard might feel like they’re closing the door, but #Bitcoin’s rules don’t bend for anyone.
Their buys just make sats scarcer…and your stack stronger.
Stay focused.
Keep stacking and building.
#BTC is for everyone, not just the big players.
Decentralization wins.
#Bitcoin’s origin is not irrelevant, it’s important, and obvious that not enough people are aware of its importance.
#BTC was born out of the failures of fiat money, which fosters inequality, corruption, and centralized control.
Its creation in response to the 2008 financial crisis was a direct challenge to a system that prioritizes institutional power over individual prosperity.
By offering a decentralized, transparent, and deflationary alternative, #Bitcoin aims to fix the money, and in doing so, lay the foundation for a fairer and more trustworthy society via a trustless system.
The night after my girlfriend dreams Satoshi’s identity was revealed and she met him…
#Bitcoin
Don’t fall for the hype.
Crypto bros will tell you #Bitcoin is boring or dead and that their coin is up x% in (short time frame).
What they don’t tell you is that their favorite coin hasn’t made a new all time high in sats in 7 years, and probably never will again.
If your favorite coin is younger than 7 years…give it 7 years.
Is the Government’s $1.92 Billion Dollar #Bitcoin transactions (~$1B to Coinbase) a sign that they are trying to thwart a Stategic #BTC Reserve?
I find it unlikely. They’ve sold too much #Bitcoin in the past for me to think they have a newfound reason.
In total the U.S. government has sold approximately 195,000 #BTC (hard number to find lmk if you find different, doesn’t include the most recent transactions).
They started selling in 2014 and could continue selling today…they’ve made ~$.55B selling heaps of #Bitcoin for a currency they could print…but if they would have “sat” on it: it’d be worth ~$18.75B today.
If this isn’t reason to start a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, not just on a national level, but an individual, local, professional, and state-level too, then I don’t know what is.
#Bitcoin’s price has been on a rocket, but every week when I stack sats, I’m reminded how incredible this journey really is.
To me, swapping weak for strong isn’t just a smart move—it’s a win for the ages.
And honestly? I’m grateful for altcoins. They’re like shiny distractions that keep the short-sighted away from the real treasure. Let them chase the noise while we stay focused on the signal.
No alt season will ever sway me. The hype always fades, the pump always dumps, and in the end, everything bleeds against #BTC.
So, what are you? The hare chasing quick wins, or the tortoise stacking slow and steady? We all know who wins that race. 🐢
The idea that people will be “priced out” of #Bitcoin feels exaggerated.
Sure, stacking whole #Bitcoins might get harder over time as prices rise…but stacking sats? That’ll be possible for a long, long time.
Volatility might seem scary at first, but in reality, every dip is an opportunity. It’s one of Bitcoin’s quirks.
You can let the price swings work for you rather than against you.
And “priced out”… what does that even mean? Of base chain transactions? Maybe. But of #Bitcoin itself? No!
#Bitcoin’s divisibility and multilayered design ensures that anyone, anywhere, can always participate.
The key is patience. You don’t need to overcommit…it’s better if you don’t. Build your exposure gradually, stacking sats whenever you can.
Over time, you’ll find you’re not priced out. You’ll be something else entirely… impressed.
#Bitcoin holders selling is Schrödinger’s cat: you’re either a hodler or a seller, never both.
Every bitcoiner lives in a superposition…part diamond hands, part paper…until the market forces a choice.
Price swings test every one of us, and volatility is the proof. 😂
I know how I’m hedging 😎
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A tale as old as the timechain itself (almost) 😎
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Institutional money is driving the game, with retail still on the sidelines, retail interest peaks before #Bitcoin, so far: crickets.
Bitcoiners are pulling coins off exchanges…good for humanity, supply shocks, but terrible for corruption and rehypothecation.
