The implications of the growing "digital credit" market are immense. Saylor boy alluded to a $30 trillion market. United States national debt clocks in at 38.375 trillion USD shitcoins today. I'm not saying they're connected. My mind just races thinking about possibilities.

    They're trying to frustrate you out of BTC
    byu/8years47weeks inBitcoin



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    1. Lol no bro. Nobody gives a shit about you. They all just do what they deem the most profitable thing to do.

    2. Who the fuck is “they”?

      Stack sats and touch grass. Nobody is trying to do anything to you. You’re frustrating yourself because you’re using Bitcoin as a casino, not a savings account.

    3. Embrace extend and extinguish. They are trying to follow old playbook. Not sure how successful they will be.

    4. I’ve been thinking about the connection there a lot lately. Essentially, the US has the power and capital to start building a larger and larger bitcoin position using the tariff proceeds. Essentially, tney could create a relentless bid on BTC, driving up it’s value over the next few years. If they did it without an announcement, the market liquidity would help them build out a large position and they could potentially do it with multiple wallets and addresses to keep the market unaware. Within a decade, the bitcoin treasury of the US could be equal to its dollar-denominated debt, essentially making them very credit worthy. Why wouldn’t they do this?

    5. I think it’s dropping further when dunno.
      Will we see the 75k at some stage high chance and yes agree

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