Worth bookmarking because el gato malo always brings the "receipts"...oh, and I favor the last meme...shared here. "B"...all the way. https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/reality-war

Drove the 32 extra round trip miles (at least it was getting the motorcycle out) to support Steak and Shake accepting Bitcoin…and using beef tallow.

A few good memes from Robert Malone's Friday Funnies...

From Robert Malone's Friday Funnies - the first aren't funny...but absolute truth bombs.

And today seems to be a great buying opportunity for that fix.

Absolutely! And amazing that the MSM masses still hold on their every word vs DYOR. Plenty of conspiracy theorists willing to bring the receipts, but the masses would just tamp them down vs deal with the cognitive dissonance.

If only....

Wow...

Check into it carefully. I went with the 72(t) option, but there are arguably better options now that grant you more flexibility if you are over 55 (I'm 57 right now). Also want to distribute amongst accounts to get the account balance right for the amount of money you want each month balanced against the money you will "lock up" for a duration...especially if using 72(t). This also allows you additional emergency options should you need to tap into additional retirement funds early. But it has been an absolute blessing for us....and hey, that balance is still growing. Did well with equities, but doing MUCH better with BTC ETFs and MSTR preferreds.

This - Hilarious. Worth it to click through to hear the video. https://x.com/i/status/1970493957604777995

That is what I'm doing now. When doing it, it freezes the account for any funds getting added or removed (unless through the SEPP monthly payments I get). So that is when I started buying the BTC ETFs (Fidelity, Bitwise, and Galaxy) and some of the MSTR preferred stocks.

Do we now start to get a divergence from prior cycles...would love this $108k to stay a hard stop to the downside. I know, I'm being selfish...I have no leftover fiat to buy cheap sats, and I'm ready for a steadily increasing adoption. Since most of my sats are in retirement accounts, I still can't really touch them for a couple years, but I do plan on CONTINUING to live on a bitcoin standard...but perhaps not as frugally? Although I am seriously thinking of going the loan route to reduce the tax burden.