I am operating under the assumption that Bitcoin is going to be worth millions per coin in my lifetime. Not as a meme, but as the logical endpoint of a world where governments cannot stop printing debt cannot stop expanding and everyone is forced to chase anything that cannot be diluted. Every new buyer is now competing with nation states, ETFs, corporations, family offices, and high net worth individuals who are all trying to front run each other into a fixed 21 million cap. I personally act as if future purchasing power in dollars will be a joke and future purchasing power in sats will define who is actually wealthy. If Bitcoin does what I think it will do, the real regret will not be buying a top it will be not owning enough before it reprices the entire system.

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One Bitcoin could easily surpass ten million dollars within two decades. People always ask, “But what will that buy by then?” The answer: ten million in today’s purchasing power. Human productivity is about to explode. Intelligence, computation, and energy will flow like water. The world will overflow with goods, automation, and abundance. What will remain truly scarce is Bitcoin itself Take a walk and imagine that future. Picture a civilization where material wealth is common, but genuine wealth—the kind that cannot be automated—remains rare. Because real wealth has never been about consumption. It’s about what endures: • Strength in body • Love within family • Calmness of mind • Purpose in work Bitcoin teaches the same principle—value through proof of work. Machines may produce everything else, but they can’t produce these. That’s why they will always be priceless.

Real estate built civilizations. Bitcoin builds civilization 2.0. Property rights used to mean land and walls. In a physical world, ownership required territory and protection. But in a digital economy, value migrates toward what can move at the speed of information. Real estate scales through leverage and time. Bitcoin scales through code and adoption. Both are scarce, but one is programmable and global while the other is inert and local. A house ties you to a zip code. Bitcoin ties you to a network. Real estate generates rent; Bitcoin captures energy from monetary entropy itself. The first is defended by courts and guns. The second is defended by math and consensus. Real estate was wealth in the industrial era. Bitcoin is wealth in the informational one. The question isn’t “which is safer,” but “which belongs to the future.”

The entire point of life is to be so wildly passionate that people can’t decide if you’re crazy or a genius.

I've come to the conclusion that Bitcoin isn't trying to necessarily fix the system. it is literally teaching us that the system was never real. All fiat is simulated reality which is sad! I really think the system is long gone for good the foundation is set /MD₿

Can we force Bitcoin to become non taxable? The real question is simpler. Should a free society tax people for moving and protecting their own savings in the hardest money that exists? Money is just stored time and energy. Taxation on productive activity already exists through income and consumption. When the state starts taxing every movement of savings itself, especially in a scarce asset like Bitcoin, it is no longer only raising revenue. It is shaping and controlling how people are allowed to save and exit the fiat game. Fiat is designed for inflation and silent confiscation. Bitcoin is designed for scarcity and voluntary opt in. So the next strategic move is not only price appreciation. Bitcoin should be treated like base money, not a speculative toy. Saving in Bitcoin should not trigger a penalty every time you move UTXOs or rebalance. Citizens can still pay fair taxes on income, capital formation and consumption, while the monetary rail itself remains clean and free. If enough people understand that taxing Bitcoin at every movement is the same as taxing freedom of exit, the political cost of that policy will rise. Once nation states start to depend on Bitcoin for reserves, energy markets and settlement, they will be forced to choose. Crush adoption with constant reporting and capital gains on every small move, or embrace Bitcoin as neutral savings technology and let productivity and innovation grow on top of it. The next attack vector is not only the chart. It is the legal code. It is how we define property, savings and financial autonomy in a digital age. Price is just the surface. Sovereignty is the end game.

Knowing too much takes the color out of the world. You start seeing the lies and the cracks holding everything together. You can’t unsee it. It feels lonely because most people need the stories to feel safe. Bitcoin showed me this. Once you see that the fiat system is rigged, there’s no going back. You just watch people defend the same system that’s slowly eating them.

A 50 year mortgage is just kicking the bucket down the road Take simple numbers Thirty year: about 2,997 per month on 500k at 6 percent Fifty year: about 2,643 per month You feel richer because your monthly drops about 350. But the only reason it drops is because you agreed to stretch the pain from 360 payments to 600 payments. Over 30 years you pay around 1.08 million total. Over 50 years you pay around 1.59 million total. That is what “kicking the bucket down the line” really is Now connect this to the housing “crisis” The real bottleneck for most buyers is not the sticker price It is the monthly payment relative to income. That means normies can now bid more for the same fixed supply of houses. Politicians and banks can then say “Look, affordability is fixed, people can buy again.” In reality, you just pumped demand with more leverage Without actually solving supply So prices get pushed even higher over time It “fixes” the crisis the way painkillers “fix” a broken bone the 50yr confesses 1. Wages are not keeping up. 2. Home prices are not allowed to fall. 3. The only lever left is more duration and more leverage. Now why is this deeply bullish for Bitcoin Because it exposes what fiat actually is If the only way the system stays “affordable” is by turning 30 years of debt into 50 It means your money is dying faster than the narrative admits. 50yr mortgages show you the endgame They are proof the system would rather extend your leash than allow prices or rates to reset properly. It is a giant billboard that says “Do not hold our currency long term.” For anyone paying attention That message is incredibly bullish for Bitcoin.

OGs are rotating quietly. Let's say they hold one million Bitcoin combined and wanted to exit without breaking 100k, the math forces patience. Each coin is roughly 110k, so total value sits near 110 billion. Daily BTC volume hovers around 33 billion, and liquidity inside a 2 percent band across major pairs barely hits 2 billion. To keep the market stable, the sell program can’t exceed 1 percent of daily turnover. That’s about 300–400 million a day, or roughly 3-4k coins. At that clip, the full exit takes 9–11 months. Move faster say 1 billion a day and the timeline drops to 3–4 months, but each session risks a two-to-four-percent slide, enough to crack the 100k floor. ETFs, corporate treasuries, and sovereign funds can offset pressure if they keep steady inflows, but they don’t absorb 100 billion overnight. To stay above 100k, you’d need silence, structure, and time, around one year of slow bleed before the stack is gone. and that has been 2025... in what i believe so 2026 will be madness!!!