32,000 BTC just moved to cold wallets in a single day. People aren't selling. They're removing the option to sell.
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32,000 BTC just moved to cold wallets in a single day. People aren't selling. They're removing the option to sell.
The best thing for Bitcoin right now is three more months of boring. This much compression at $70K doesn't resolve quietly.
Keep wondering what happens when the first generation that grew up with Bitcoin starts inheriting money from the generation that didn't...
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At what point does a government with $36 trillion in debt lose the right to call Bitcoin a risk?
Bitcoin's hash rate has fallen roughly 12% since its March high. Miners under pressure, some shutting off unprofitable rigs. This is what the supply schedule was designed to force: inefficiency gets pruned. No bailouts.
Bitcoin. The White House. Your keys. Tomorrow on X Spaces, @PeruvianBull joins us to break down where we are in the cycle, what the Trump admin actually means for Bitcoin, and why none of it matters if you don't hold your own coins. Set your reminder: https://t.co/4x7LKU759w
In 2017, sending $1 million internationally took 3 days and cost thousands in wire fees across 4 intermediary banks. In 2026, same transfer. Ten minutes. Under $2. One network.
Bitcoin's consensus is a jury of 50,000 nodes that agrees unanimously every ten minutes. It hasn't missed a verdict in 17 years. No court system on earth has that record.
People keep comparing Bitcoin to tech stocks. Bitcoin has no revenue to miss, no earnings to disappoint, no guidance to lower. It doesn't belong in that bucket and it never did.
The Bitcoin Data War keeps reminding me of early arguments about what the network was 'for.' Those arguments never got resolved. The network just grew past them.
Bitcoin developers are split on whether non-monetary data belongs on the blockchain. Knots wants to filter it. Core wants neutrality. Who gets to decide what a valid Bitcoin transaction is?
Buying a coffee with bitcoin triggers a capital gains calculation. The IRS wants you to track every sat. Congress could fix this tomorrow with a de minimis exemption. They won't.
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