As fiat as the ETFs are, I like how they help with unit bias for new people.
Just had someone send me this… They’re buying the dip at $50! 
56k buy✅
What a lucky time to be alive.
This market is getting crazy again.
Had I client write an offer for more than 10% over list price this weekend and lost to an offer that was 15% over list price.
10 offers in total on that house.
The last 5 offers I’ve written have been competitive. Prices from 400k to 900k.
State wide numbers on 4/15 compared to 4/24… Less new inventory, but things are sitting a little longer since rates jumped on CPI news 3 weeks ago. 
Got the lawn mower out for the first time this year… Started on the first pull… Gotta be a sign that this is going to be a great summer.
If FED fund rates stay the same, we’ll see 2T next year.
We’ll need another sacrifice next halving if you become interested again.
It’s been 87 blocks since fees were greater than the subsidy.
#DeathSpiral
Best halving bartender anyone has ever seen. 
The way ocean pays out, the miner with most hash would receive the first sats of the block. Was the best way to increase your shot at mining a “rare sat” to sell to an idiot.
….I only have 10-15 halvings left in my life.
Bought a bottle a whiskey at block 840,002 that has been aging longer than I’ve been in the space.
Excited to share at the halving party with other psychopaths.
Telling all my ESG friends that today is when bitcoin forces miners to stop using dirty expensive energy.
Halving price prediction:
$59,320
Last year I promised to buy some #RealBedford apparel each time they earn a promotion…. My 2nd shirt is now on its way.
Don’t even care that shipping is the same price as the shirt.
Bitcoin has turned me into a soccer fan.
Back to back promotions and moving on up to step 4. 
This time next week the block subsidy will be 3.125.
93.75% of all coins will have been mined and it’s still considered risky by most and Wall Street is just getting in.
I think it’s safe to say Satoshi gets an A+ on the design of the distribution schedule.


