👀 This make you more Bullish or bearish?

Number 17 is damn true. Number 7 I sorta disagree with because how do u OWN 12 or 24 words? U don't. U just memorize them and they serve as your coordinates to your btc. Unless we wanna change the definition of ownership? :)

One of the biggest reasons I'm ALL IN on bitcoin is because I've already been here before. I know what happens next. Spoiler: number goes up, forever. How do I know? How can I be SO CERTAIN? Why am I willing to put 99% of my net worth into it? Well... When I was a teenager, I experienced first hand what happens when a scarce, finite asset enters an economy. Not in real life, but online. In an MMORPG called RuneScape. With an in game item called Party Hats. I got my first party hat for a few hundred thousand gold coins... It soon balooned to hundreds of millions gold coins... But why? Same reason bitcoin will do the same. When infinite money chases a finite asset, the finite asset goes up in value, and the money goes down. To see what happens (step by step) to the price of something scarce in an economy where the money doesn't stop getting printed, here's a great video worth watching every minute of - except for the stupidly long ad at 2:22 😆 https://youtu.be/3fZ0edmZmn8?si=Gy4P87xxlObMEX4U Fascinating stuff. Really puts things into perspective...

Hey Bitcoiners, Funny story for you guys today… I recently sent a $5k wire on June 30th to a friend and former client of mine who I invited to do a LIVE DJ set at my next in person mastermind event in Medellin Colombia this September. (His name is Arlin Moore, his music is great, you should look him up.) Almost 7 days later he hits me up and says he still hasn’t received it. Weird. So I check my Chase bank statements to see wtf happened and I actually started to freak out because I didn’t know if the money was accidentally sent to the wrong person… Thankfully the wire was reversed, that same day I sent it actually, but it cost me an extra $25 in fee’s due to the reversal. Thanks Chase. The reason it was reversed was because of the address for Arlin being one word different than what was put onto the details when sending the wire. Anyways, after we both verified his correct address, I sent the wire again on August 8th. But before I did, I joked that I should just have paid him in Bitcoin, which he said he would prefer tbh. Fast forward 5 days later to August 13th, I texted him and asked if the wire went through okay… He texted me back yesterday and finally said it didn’t, he still hasn’t received it. WTF. lol. So I checked my bank statements again and saw the wire was in fact reversed again on August 11th due to the address details apparently still not matching. This time we believe it was because we used his name vs. his business name. Keep in mind, this is the ONLY time the info he’s sent hasn’t worked for someone who’s tried to wire him money. Anyways, then I said, “Dude, let me just pay you in Bitcoin.” To which he agreed, and sent me his BTC address immediately. I asked him to make sure that this was his correct wallet address, he confirmed it was, so I sent the $5k payment in Bitcoin and used the average transaction fee, which was estimated to be about $0.30 cents. An hour later, the transaction was confirmed, and it only ended up costing me $0.16 cents.

We don't do crypto. We do BTC. We don't trade (buy & sell) BTC. We buy and HODL. We don't try to time the market. When prices drop, we buy. When prices are at an ATH, we buy. We also don't keep our coins on exchanges. We store our BTC in cold storage.