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Samson Mow retweeted
Some people knock on doors to talk about religion. @Excellion knocks on doors to talk about hyperbitcoinization 🟠🙏
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Weimar Germany was infamous for hyperinflation. Weimar, Texas should be the first US city to adopt a Bitcoin standard and create hyperbitcoinization. @BitcoinPierre
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JaneBTC2069 retweeted
The psychosis is real! We will not get hyperbitcoinization without buying SEC regulated public company common equity and preferred stock rather than bitcoin.
Replying to @parkeralewis
👏 we 👏 will 👏 not 👏 get 👏 hyperbitcoinization 👏 without 👏 TradFi 👏 capital 👏 👏 onchain 👏 Bitcoin 👏 peaked 👏 already 👏
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I’ve been pondering this lately... ​When BTC hits those massive, multi-million dollar price targets, what are you actually going to buy with it? ​We talk about hyperbitcoinization and generational wealth, but what does that look like on a daily basis? ​Personally, I'm looking at: 🤖 A fully autonomous robot to handle 100% of my house chores. 🧬 Longevity technology to buy back time. 🚁 Private automated aviation to bypass traffic entirely. 🦸‍♂️ Hell, if they start selling superpowers in the future, sign me up. ​The era of buying Lambos is old school. What futuristic tech or ultimate life upgrade are you actually planning to utilize your Bitcoin for? ​Drop your shopping list below. 👇
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Replying to @parkeralewis
Does hyperbitcoinization eliminate the market for public company common equity? Does public company common equity eliminate the market for Bitcoin? No, Bitcoin is savings, not investment. In a hyperbitcoinized world, investment won’t come at the cost of savings.
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Replying to @parkeralewis
I mean…I think I might have psychosis based on your definition lol Because I do believe Bitcoin-backed securities will hasten hyperbitcoinization. Mainly because of the traditional financial system’s architecture and how so much capital is gate kept today. Also, people just have short term cash needs. Bitcoin dropped -20% last month. That’s just a reality. Because of its short term volatility, most everyone is forced to hold a short-term fiat bucket for bills or major life purchases (like if you’re planning to put a down payment on a home). Personally, I’d rather hold products supported by Bitcoin in that short term bucket than t-bills or money market funds that help fund wasteful government spending. I also believe Bitcoin payment infrastructure will hasten hyperbitcoinization. I also believe better Bitcoin custody solutions will hasten hyperbitcoinization. This is a big, complex system we function in, and Bitcoin is being infiltrated in many different parts of it, by different companies and entrepreneurs, all at once. It’s all good for Bitcoin. It all drives Bitcoin adoption as a globally accepted money. If you disagree with the last part, then I’d love to know why.
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Replying to @parkeralewis
Hyperbitcoinization is happening. Buying bitcoin treasury equity and credit just accelerates it.
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1) Buy Bitcoin (zero counterparty risk) 2) Give someone dollars to leverage intelligently to make more dollars, while simultaneously adding demand for Bitcoin (counterparty risk) Bitcoin makes option #2 possible. But it is dollars with risk. Understand the difference. Hyperbitcoinization doesn’t happen overnight. In the meantime, I think there’s value in #2.
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Replying to @samcallah
Psychosis: a collection of symptoms that indicate a loss of contact with reality. Bitcoiners who think they need public company common equity and preferred stock in order for hyperbitcoinization or believe that bitcoin might be adopted for many reasons other than money as justification for buying public company common equity and preferred to hasten in hyperbitcoinization. When I've criticized obvious gaslighting about how these instruments are marketed or explained you could get more bitcoin by simply buying bitcoin (i.e. the risk you highlighted and the market premium), it is clear that they've been gaslit and have an altered view of reality. You should see the comments, it's like their brains explode. Very unhealthy.
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Scam Bankrupt Fraud retweeted
Replying to @parkeralewis
Hyperbitcoinization will happen regardless. It’s a matter of how fast it happens that’s in question. The risk of Strategy’s business model is sequencing, custody, and issuer risk. But I agree with their Bitcoin outlook, and they have a track record of execution across cycles.
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Replying to @parkeralewis
Whenever Saylor talks about a “Bitcoin Standard” or his suitcoiner associates talk about hyperbitcoinization, while selling financially engineered fiat brain products that satisfy fiat cravings, I’m reminded of…
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