- Japan admitted their debt is unsustainable - Ukraine hit Russia with a drone attack - Tariff data came in better than expected - CPI lower than expected - Closest to overt WWIII we've ever been
Bitcoin price is where it was 30 days ago. Very bullish IMO.
Things aren't as bad as the algo would lead you to believe. They're not great, but they're not that bad.
It's never been easier to take agency over your own life via tools like bitcoin and AI. They won't solve all of your problems immediately, but if you put in the work you'll be pleasantly surprised with the results.
We're living through a period of insane productivity gains that can be matched with the hardest money that has ever existed.
Internalize this, take action and combine the two.
The only tried-and-true strategy within bitcoin over the long term is to stay humble, stack sats, and hodl like you are "the man in the coma" or the man who was thrown in a cage.
If only there was a neutral distributed monetary protocol immune from the whims of powerful people. Seems like it would be a great thing to have during these volatile times.
.@LynAldenContact likes to say it in the context of the U.S. national debt and the fiscal crisis, but it also applies to bitcoin adoption and the need for incumbents to orient themselves around the demands of bitcoiners; nothing stops this train.
It's truly scary times we're living in as we transition further into the Digital Age. Part of the reason that I've dedicated my whole life to bitcoin is because I truly do believe that if you fix the money, you can fix the world.
I was sitting in the crowd for @milessuter's presentation when he pulled up this slide using @TFTC21 as an example of how bitcoin is being used via Podcasting 2.0.
Surreal to have TFTC included in one of the most powerful keynotes at the conference.