Only 38 days until Spring Gobbler Season in Florida (north of SR70). There is nothing like hunting wild Osceola turkeys. Who else in Bitcoin NOSTR hunts turkeys?

If you have friends/family curious about Bitcoin but cannot connecting the dots back to their quality of life. I strongly recommend you ask them to read or listen to “Fiat Food” by Matthew Lysiak @Matthewlysiak. You can find it on https://thesaifhouse.com. This book hardened my resolve to join the peace revolution to embrace Bitcoin. Meet people where they are. We all must eat real food not industrial sludge.

My 21yr old son: “Dad, we are almost out of fiat. We need to stack fiat for liquidity during emergencies.” Me: “Fiat? Why fiat? We stack Bitcoin in this company. Fiat is garbage.” Son: “Ya, until Bitcoin draws down 50% again and we have no liquidity because you keep buying the dips. And, I know you will never sell our Bitcoin.” 😂🤣😂

I took calls from RIAs yesterday. Caller: “Joe, Bitcoin price is crashing what should I do?” Me: “Turn off the TV. Take a deep breathe. Buy more Bitcoin during this temporary dip. Think of it like seeing a gas station with gas prices at $1.40/gal.”

Please stop eating industrial sludge. Thank you.

Bitcoin at $70K is the proverbial canary in the coal mine—-with a megaphone shouting “danger”; fore shading a global financial crisis. The coal mine represents the lack of liquidity in the market-place. They absolutely must print more fiat. Learn Bitcoin. Buy Bitcoin. Seek freedom from the collectivists.

When humans die. The line goes flat. When fiat currencies die the line (volatility) spikes and falls wildly. But Joe, that can never happen to the USD…. 👀 JGB: “…we are holding Bessent’s beer….”

“Be firm, but kind.” I have the “be firm” part mastered. I must continue to improve on the “but kind” part.

is one of my favorite. His talk at Plan B San Salvador 2026 connected a couple more dots for me.

If it helps you. I poured my life into Bitcoin in 2020. When SBF/FTX shit the bed, I remember laying on an air mattress in the attic space above my office while my wife and kids slept in a small camper outside. My mind went dark. I thought to myself, “…what have I done to myself and my family?” I was rife with raw fear, shame, and guilt. Then, I reminded myself to go back to first principles. The macroeconomic fundamentals had not changed. Fiat is theft. All fiat eventually fails. They will never stop printing US dollars. At that moment I re-committed to going “all-in”. My internal voice kept repeating, “this too shall pass”. It did. Now, as a family, we are way better off than ever before. Keep perspective.

I have mastered the “stacking sats” part. Now, I must work on the “staying humble” part. I tend to let my primitive emotions overpower my rational consciousness.