I feel like I made off like a bandit stacking those most recent discounted sats, I always think bitcoin is undervalued, but time to gently release my foot off the throttle to the normal acquisition pace, feels good! If I had gold I’d sell for more bitcoin, I don’t, but I’d love to see the USA pull off such a based move. Take as long as you want btc; I’ll be here.

Somehow I didn’t know SpaceX has hundreds of millions of dollars in bitcoin or that Elon holds around $2 billion across all of his companies. I’m not sure how to feel about critics of bitcoin like JPMorgan/Jamie Dimon flipping to support Bitcoin, I probably won’t trust their judgment in the future. I’m bullish on the amount of people who see bitcoin like I do and what they are capable of achieving with the power it provides, I’m not worried about price or patterns.

🤣 Sonny it’s just time deflating in terms of bitcoin, don’t lose your britches😂

WOOOO

Don’t worry I will be here for you when it happens friend 🙂

Are you prepared?

Slow and steady wins because of acclimation. The mind and the stack both adapt. What once felt like a stretch becomes second nature, and that quiet consistency compounds until the gains look effortless. The process can feel dull, even pointless at times, but the sats keep adding up while others chase noise. I couldn’t care less what coins institutions chase next. Let them repeat the same lessons retail already paid for. Distraction is a tax on impatience, and it always benefits the focused. When the dust settles, this will be seen for what it was: not a top, but a healthy pullback; the kind that strengthens conviction before the next leg higher. As miners weave AI into their operations, they’re not replacing Bitcoin; they’re reinforcing it. Every new revenue stream that stabilizes mining makes decentralization more sustainable, and brings us closer to a world where the average individual can once again mine their own sovereignty. Bitcoin rewards those who adapt, endure, and understand the rhythm beneath volatility, because in the end, the strongest hands aren’t the loudest, they’re the most acclimated.

Thanks brother 🫡

Bitcoin’s volatility isn’t chaos; it’s purification. Each violent swing is the network testing conviction, burning away weak hands so only those who understand remain. It’s a cycle of renewal disguised as destruction. Every dip doesn’t make Bitcoin weaker; it tempers it, like fire hardening steel. Price drops remind me of a bonfire smothered by too much brush…it dims for a moment, gasping for air, before roaring back to life and devouring everything thrown at it. Broader market sentiment doesn’t move me. My conviction doesn’t bend with their fear. My demand isn’t reactive; it’s instinctive, and honestly, I’m happier than a pig in mud watching the impatient get shaken loose.

If you don’t stack the bitcoin discount it will disappear, opportunity waits on no one. Volatility is on its way up and I’m loving it, shake out the weak hands until there’s not a sat to sell for all I care. It’s not chase the money it’s beat the money; if you’re reading this you’re there. Other people are cautiously not stacking, I’ve cautiously increased my sat stacking pace. It’s not just about bitcoin, it’s about what it represents: seizing control of your future in a changing world. Yes, price is volatile, but that’s to be expected; Bitcoin’s monetary policy is extremely predictable compared to alternatives. In a world where you never know what to expect, being able to expect Bitcoin to fill its monetary purpose is invaluable.