Hypersatoshization ☣️

Before the Internet, it was impossible for humanity to have finite bearer money that could be sent anywhere in seconds. We couldn't have perfect money until the Internet, personal computing, and cheap storage were widespread. Satoshi connected the dots at exactly the right time. Forget Facebook, Google, Microsoft... #Bitcoin is the biggest financial opportunity that the Internet has ever created. It's the Internet's ultimate killer app. Why? Because it gives people the most valuable thing of all: Time. People who adopt Bitcoin as their savings tool reliably gain purchasing power, which means they get more time with their loved ones and spend less time on work they dislike. Compare that to spreadsheets, social media apps, etc. It's not even close. Bitcoin is an invention on par with antibiotics and synthetic fertilizer in terms of positive impact on people's lives. People of the future won't understand how we survived without it. It's the best store of value that humanity has ever encountered. And it's in the early stages of its monetization phase. We are incredibly lucky to be born at the right time to witness it. Pay close attention to everything that's happening right now. Because future generations will ask you what it was like to live through the birth of the Bitcoin standard.

#Bitcoin looked like it was heading for a new all-time-high on Wednesday until Coinbase acted like a circuit breaker. Did Coinbase do someone a favor? Was someone's short getting blown out as BTC rocketed from $57K -> $64K in a matter of hours? Who knows. But what we do know is that it took $1.1 Billion worth of GBTC selling to keep the price flat on Thursday and Friday. BTC is once again in a "horizontal dip" - a pattern that sidelined fiat bag-holders are painfully aware of. People have been waiting to buy a significant pullback since we were in the $20K range. But they've all been left in the dust. Only hodlers have enjoyed every upward thrust so far. Meanwhile bears are praying for a crash, but they're looking more pathetic by the day... If $1.1 Billion worth of GBTC selling over 2 days can't even move the price down, what hope do they have? Let's not forget the major wire houses that are about to come online. Morgan Stanley. Wells Fargo. Merrill Lynch. UBS... They'll all be bidding for the BTC scraps soon. And that's before we consider the foreign demand from the Hong Kong ETFs that will be launching later this year. We're in the early stages of a fundamental re-pricing of this asset. Many will sell too early as they stare at charts based on a historical period where a tiny fraction of global capital had access to Bitcoin. Chart jockeys, graph gurus, and line whisperers who ignore the fundamental change in demand are most in danger. They are likely to end up holding a rapidly devaluing sack of fiat as BTC teleports higher without them. The game has changed. The Boomers are here in earnest. They are buying IBIT at $35 a share because they think it can go to $500. And they're probably right.