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As controversy around the so-called “Beautiful Bill” intensifies, Jack Dorsey has stepped into the spotlight again—reminding Elon Musk of Bitcoin’s value by reposting his 2020 tweet stating, “Bitcoin is my safe w0rd.”
Musk recently launched a sharp critique of the U.S. spending plan, calling it a “debt slavery bill” and warning of America’s unsustainable debt burden. He urged citizens to call their representatives, sparking renewed discussion about Bitcoin as a potential hedge against reckless fiscal policy.

Musk’s Criticism and Growing Bitcoin Advocacy
Posting on X, Musk said the bill would dramatically increase the federal deficit and raise the debt ceiling to unprecedented levels, placing a massive burden on U.S. taxpayers.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong backed Musk, warning that if the U.S. government fails to take accountability for its debt, Bitcoin could become the new global reserve currency. XRP advocate John Deaton even speculated that Musk may soon announce another Bitcoin purchase.
Musk also criticized the bill for erasing the savings generated by the now-defunct Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). According to Musk, the bill contradicts prior efforts to avoid recession by growing GDP.

Trump and Dorsey Respond
Donald Trump also weighed in, surprisingly supporting Senator Elizabeth Warren’s call to abolish the debt ceiling altogether. “The debt ceiling should be entirely eliminated to prevent economic catastrophe,” he wrote on X.
While the Trump administration promotes the spending bill as a “beautiful” legislative effort, tech leaders like Musk and Dorsey are rejecting it—and instead leaning toward Bitcoin. Dorsey, now CEO of Block Inc., reminded Musk of his old tweet to suggest that Bitcoin may be the smarter option in this climate.
A longtime advocate for Bitcoin, Dorsey has integrated BTC into Block’s ecosystem. In one tweet, he noted paying for fries at Steak and Shake with Bitcoin—another subtle but consistent endorsement of the asset class.

Is Bitcoin the Safer Alternative?
Bitcoin proponents like Max Keiser and Brian Armstrong argue that the current direction of U.S. fiscal policy is extremely bullish for Bitcoin. As traditional financial models reach their limits, more voices are calling for alternatives like BTC.
Dorsey’s re-entry into the debate may be the early sign of a broader campaign to frame Bitcoin as a long-term safe haven during times of economic uncertainty.
With BTC holding strong above $105,000 and U.S. political tensions rising, the conversation about the future of money and responsible governance is back in full force.

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Twitter founder & crypto pioneer Jack Dorsey just dropped a bomb:
🧠 His company Block is launching Bitcoin payments on Square in 2026 — powered by the Lightning Network ⚡

💥 Merchants = Instant BTC Payments
💥 Consumers = Scan QR, pay in seconds
💥 Behind the scenes = Lightning-fast, real-time fiat conversions

Jack on X:

> "Merchants can choose to hold Bitcoin, or auto-convert to fiat. It just works."

🔥 This is MASSIVE — millions of Square users worldwide, from coffee shops to boutiques, now one step away from full crypto adoption.

🎯 Miles Suter (Bitcoin Product Lead) nails it:

> “A native Bitcoin experience for millions of sellers = faster payments, more revenue, real freedom.”

Bitcoin is no longer just an asset —
💳 It’s becoming money.
The future is scannable, spendable, and sovereign.

Twitter founder #JackDorsey recently said that the Bitcoin community should focus on scaling payments in order to remain relevant. “I think it has to be payments for [Bitcoin] to be relevant on the everyday," he told Haley Berkoe on the 21 in 21 podcast.
I disagree.As someone in the trenches with Bitcoin builders, who also talks to market-makers and investors, I fundamentally disagree with the idea that payments are the path forward for actual Bitcoin adoption.
The only way to grow Bitcoin’s relevance is by creating more functionality for everyday users to do something with their bitcoin that doesn’t involve selling or sending it away (i.e. hodling). That’s especially true on the institutional side, where a good corporate strategy involves more than just holding BTC on a balance sheet.
Bitcoin is a generational asset. Understanding that most holders don’t plan to sell, you have to look at how you keep the chain healthy. As the rewards for miners shrink each halving cycle, finding sustainable ways to incentivize them will be a big part of the discussion around Bitcoin over the next decade. Scaling activity to Layer 2s, like Stacks, that can bring smart contract functionality to the ecosystem without compromising the base layer, creates far more opportunities than simply scaling payments alone.
Bitcoin has established itself as “digital gold” in 2025. Individuals, institutions and countries are holding it as a safe-haven reserve investment. This trend does not lend itself to a future as a payments vehicle; instead, it creates a ripe opportunity for Bitcoiners to participate in Bitcoin DeFi and make BTC a productive asset.
A recent Binance research report stated that only about 0.8% of bitcoin is currently being used in DeFi. That means there’s nearly $1 trillion in untapped potential value on-chain if we can create a clear case for building on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin's core strength is its security, decentralization, and finite supply. Knowing that, why would someone look to use their BTC as a form of payment? Instead, through DeFi protocols, you are already able to bridge your bitcoin to an L2 and borrow stablecoins. Since BTC is now considered by most as generational wealth, it becomes your best collateral. DeFi allows you to use digital assets as payment, while keeping your BTC securely stored on the Bitcoin blockchain. Bitcoin DeFi unlocks BTC as the most pristine form of collateral.
I agree with Dorsey when he said that Bitcoin won’t succeed if "[Bitcoin] fails to be relevant to people on a daily basis.” But we can grow long-lasting relevancy by allowing people to do more on-chain through Bitcoin DeFi.
Any builders working on platforms that extend Bitcoin's functionality, allowing for lending, borrowing, and other financial services without compromising its security, will come out as the new leaders in this space. If we leverage these L2s, we will see people create savings accounts filled with bitcoin, earn yield in bitcoin, take out loans against their bitcoin, and virtually all of those actions will be abstracted by the scalable L2s.
Bitcoin can continue to be this asset of generational wealth or store of value against inflation, while actually being an active asset across an evolving financial ecosystem.
Utility lies in creating opportunities to do more, not in making your morning coffee purchase in BTC.
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Генеральний директор Block Inc. Джек Дорсі викликав гарячу дискусію в криптоспільноті, підтримавши ідею відмовитися від терміна «сатоші» на користь назви мінімальної одиниці просто «біткоїн». Про це він заявив 18 травня 2025 року в соцмережі X, коментуючи пост користувача
@grubles
. Пропозиція, викладена в BIP 177 розробником Джоном Карвальо, передбачає скасування дробового формату (вісім знаків після коми) і переосмислення одиниць обліку, що спростить сприйняття біткоїна для новачків.
Дорсі наголосив, що термін «сатоші» заплутує нових користувачів, а проста назва «біткоїн» зробить криптовалюту доступнішою. Однак критики, зокрема Кори Кліппстен і Магдалена Гроновська, попереджають про можливий хаос: зміна може створити враження, що пропозиція біткоїна зросла до 2,1 квадрильйона одиниць, а ціна обвалилася.
Технічно блокчейн залишиться незмінним, але інтерфейси гаманців і бірж потребуватимуть оновлення. Дискусія підкреслює прагнення Дорсі зробити біткоїн повноцінними грішми. Слідкуйте за новинами крипторинку! Підписуйтесь на #MiningUpdates
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Bitcoin has captured the attention of some of the wealthiest people in the world, with many billionaires making huge fortunes through their investments in the cryptocurrency. Here's a look at some of the top Bitcoin billionaires who have made their mark in the crypto world:
1. Elon Musk – $195B ✖️
The Tesla and SpaceX founder has been one of the most influential figures in the cryptocurrency space. Musk’s backing of Bitcoin, coupled with his vocal support of crypto, has sent waves through the market. His influence continues to shape the future of digital currencies.
2. Michael Saylor – $4.4B 💻
As the CEO of MicroStrategy, Saylor has become a significant figure in the Bitcoin space. MicroStrategy made headlines for its massive Bitcoin purchases, and Saylor's personal Bitcoin holdings are worth billions. His belief in Bitcoin as a store of value has made him one of the most prominent Bitcoin advocates.
3. Changpeng Zhao – $33B 🌐
The founder and CEO of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Zhao has played a major role in the growth of Bitcoin and the overall crypto ecosystem. With Binance’s massive user base and Zhao’s leadership, he has cemented himself as one of the wealthiest Bitcoin billionaires.
4. Jack Dorsey – $4.9B 🟦
The co-founder of Twitter and founder of Square, Jack Dorsey, has been a strong supporter of Bitcoin. His companies have heavily invested in Bitcoin, and Dorsey has become a vocal advocate for the cryptocurrency's role in global finance.
5. Donald Trump – $2.3B 🇺🇸
While Donald Trump is better known for his real estate empire and his time as the 45th U.S. President, he also has investments in Bitcoin. Although Trump has been somewhat critical of cryptocurrency in the past, his wealth and influence make him a noteworthy figure in the crypto space.
6. Brian Armstrong – $11.2B 🌟
Brian Armstrong, the CEO and co-founder of Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the U.S., has become one of the richest figures in the crypto industry. His company's public listing on the Nasdaq has solidified his position as a major player in the world of digital currencies.
7. Tim Cook – $2.0B 🍏
The CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, has also joined the ranks of Bitcoin billionaires. While Apple has yet to fully embrace Bitcoin as a company, Cook has revealed that he personally owns Bitcoin, signaling his belief in the cryptocurrency’s future potential.
These individuals represent just a few of the billionaires who have made significant fortunes in Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market. Each of them has made a profound impact on the industry, shaping how we view and interact with digital currencies.
Who is missing from this list? 👀
With the crypto world rapidly evolving, there are certainly more influential figures and investors in Bitcoin who might be missing from this list. Whether it's rising tech entrepreneurs or established financial giants jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon, the number of Bitcoin billionaires is sure to grow. Keep an eye on this space, as the future of Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market continues to unfold!
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#MichaelSaylor
#ChangpengZhao
#JackDorsey
#DonaldTrump

Danh tính thật của Satoshi Nakamoto – người tạo ra Bitcoin – vẫn luôn là ẩn số lớn nhất trong thế giới tiền mã hóa. Nhưng mới đây, Seán Murray, Chủ tịch của deBanked, đã đưa ra một giả thuyết gây sốc: Jack Dorsey, đồng sáng lập Twitter (X) và Block (Square), có thể chính là Satoshi Nakamoto.
Loạt Trùng Hợp Khó Tin Khiến Cộng Đồng Bất Ngờ
Mối Liên Hệ Với Cộng Đồng Cypherpunk
#JackDorsey từng là một cypherpunk vào năm 1996 khi còn là sinh viên tại Đại học Missouri-Rolla, nơi sinh viên được gọi là Miner – thuật ngữ sau này gắn liền với việc đào Bitcoin.Đam Mê Mật Mã Học Và Crypto
Dorsey có nền tảng Khoa học Máy tính và Toán học, cùng kỹ năng lập trình xuất sắc với nhiều ngôn ngữ như C, Python, Java, Perl, PHP... Đặc biệt, năm 2001, ông từng viết một bản tuyên ngôn về quyền riêng tư – tư tưởng rất giống triết lý của Satoshi.
Những Dấu Vết Khó Lý Giải
Ngày 17/08/2008, Jack Dorsey đăng tweet về thủy thủ, chỉ một ngày sau khi Bitcoin.org được đăng ký.Hồ sơ Twitter của Jack từ 09/2007 đến 01/2009 ghi ông là một thủy thủ. Trùng hợp thay, mã nguồn gốc của Bitcoin có chứa câu ngạn ngữ của thủy thủ.Dấu thời gian mã nguồn của Bitcoin đều vào 4 giờ sáng – khớp với lịch trình sinh hoạt của Dorsey.#SatoshiNakamoto tham gia diễn đàn Bitcoin đúng vào ngày sinh nhật của Jack Dorsey (19/11) và thực hiện giao dịch Bitcoin đầu tiên vào ngày sinh nhật mẹ của ông (11/01/2009).Satoshi dừng hoạt động trên diễn đàn vào 13/12/2010, chỉ một ngày trước khi Twitter bị yêu cầu cung cấp dữ liệu liên quan đến WikiLeaks – thời điểm Jack đang đối mặt với áp lực lớn khi điều hành Twitter và Square.Lời Gợi Mở Đầy Ẩn Ý Của Jack Dorsey
Tháng 01/2018, Square phát hành cuốn sách thiếu nhi về "Truyền thuyết Satoshi Nakamoto" với hình ảnh nhân vật chính rất giống Dorsey.Tháng 04/2020, khi được hỏi liệu có phải Satoshi hay không, Jack trả lời đầy ẩn ý: "Tôi sẽ không thừa nhận điều đó ngay cả khi tôi là Satoshi."Năm 2022, ông thường xuyên mặc áo phông có chữ "Satoshi" tại các sự kiện công khai.Tháng 08/2024, Jack bất ngờ cảm ơn Hal Finney (một trong những người đầu tiên tham gia Bitcoin) trên Nostr, càng làm dấy lên nghi vấn về mối quan hệ của ông với Satoshi Nakamoto.Liệu Jack Dorsey Có Thực Sự Là Satoshi Nakamoto?
Mặc dù chưa có bằng chứng thuyết phục, những trùng hợp đáng kinh ngạc này đang khiến cộng đồng crypto bàn tán xôn xao. Nếu Jack Dorsey thực sự là Satoshi, thì ông không chỉ là người tạo ra Bitcoin, mà còn là người bảo vệ và phát triển nó theo cách riêng.
Tuy nhiên, danh tính của Satoshi Nakamoto vẫn sẽ là bí ẩn cho đến khi người trong cuộc lên tiếng. Liệu Jack Dorsey có phải là cha đẻ Bitcoin? Câu trả lời vẫn còn bỏ ngỏ, nhưng những bằng chứng đầy bất ngờ đã mở ra một chương mới cho cuộc truy tìm danh tính Satoshi trong thế giới tiền mã hóa.

Cảnh Báo Rủi Ro Thị Trường Crypto
Đầu tư vào tiền điện tử luôn tiềm ẩn rủi ro cao. Giá trị của token có thể biến động mạnh và bị ảnh hưởng bởi yếu tố pháp lý hoặc thị trường. Hãy cân nhắc kỹ lưỡng và tìm hiểu thông tin đầy đủ trước khi quyết định đầu tư. Đầu tư crypto không phù hợp với mọi đối tượng.
#anhbacong

$BTC

Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter (now X) and Square (Block), has long been a figure at the forefront of the tech world, but new speculation now suggests he could be behind the creation of Bitcoin, operating under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. This theory, introduced by Sean Murray, editor-in-chief of deBanked, is supported by a series of intriguing coincidences and historical details.
Murray’s investigation connects Dorsey’s early interest in cryptography and cypherpunk culture to the beginnings of Bitcoin. In his college years, Dorsey was deeply involved in the cryptographic scene, attending cryptography-focused courses and wearing an RSA t-shirt from Hashcash creator Adam Back. Additionally, Dorsey’s autobiography from 2003 describes late-night hacking sessions and a growing interest in cryptography, while the timestamps of Bitcoin’s original code align with the hours mentioned in his writing. Interestingly, Dorsey also wrote about creating a barter network and moving away from reliance on the US dollar, concepts that echo Bitcoin’s core principles.
Several other clues have led Murray to believe in Dorsey’s potential connection to Bitcoin. For instance, the first Bitcoin transaction coincided with Dorsey’s mother’s birthday, while Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi, joined the Bitcoin forum on Dorsey’s birthday. Furthermore, the last block mined by Satoshi fell on Dorsey’s father’s birthday. These correlations, along with other unusual overlaps like Dorsey’s involvement in Square and Twitter during key Bitcoin events, fuel the theory.
However, there are voices that challenge this theory. Analysts from BitMEX Research argue that tracing the exact timeline of Satoshi’s mining activities is difficult, as the "Patoshi pattern" has become unclear over time. Moreover, Murray suggests that certain Bitcoin addresses, including those with "jD2m" in the middle, could reference Dorsey’s San Francisco address. Despite Dorsey’s ambiguous comments about his potential involvement with Bitcoin, such as his 2020 podcast statement where he suggested he would not admit it even if he were Satoshi, these theories continue to intrigue the crypto community.
While the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains a mystery, the idea that Jack Dorsey could be the creator of Bitcoin adds a fascinating layer to the ongoing debate. Whether true or not, this speculation highlights Dorsey’s profound impact on the world of cryptocurrency and his deep connections to its early development.
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