HODL harder. Bitcoin’s like a tapped keg of liquidity: every dip, someone’s pulling the handle to cash out fast. But when I stack sats? I’m front running the fear. Providing liquidity exactly when it’s scarcest… and getting paid in discounted Bitcoin for it. Let the shakeouts rattle the weak hands. Ground quakes? I don’t flinch. Weak hands chase crumbs. Strong hands earn real allocation. Stack through the noise. The sats always find their way to conviction.

Every day Bitcoin stays under 100k is a blessing for people who know how to capitalize on opportunity. The longer I stick around, the less intimidating the bears look. At this point it’s comical that I ever let fear in the room. Switching ships isn’t even a thought. Bitcoin is my lane, and abandoning it on a discount while everything else rallies would be pure doofus behavior.

It’s beyond pleb, I’m the BTC slump chump AKA BTC pump chump *conditions pending* the hype could go silent and I would still buy it because it is what it is until it isn’t. I got tired of being experimented on like a rat in a lab I found out not all experiments are made to get me to turn the wheels. Sometimes we experiment to see how the difference feels. The crowd and I will not always choose the same path in our flight to safety, it can be eerie, but beats getting trampled in the stampede.

Bitcoin’s volatility is like a rollercoaster, it’s way more fun when you throw your hands up instead of gripping the bar. I don’t own shares. I’m maximizing sats per self. Everything is what you choose to make it. I choose opportunity over comfort, and delayed gratification over noise. I’ve believed Bitcoin is undervalued for a long time now, and it would take a lot more than volatility to convince me otherwise.

Don’t be disappointed in Bitcoin, be disappointed in your expectations and if you need a scapegoat, call it suppression. Being 100% BTC has eaten dirt lately. That’s fine. If I ever diversified, it wouldn’t be into noise; it’d be into real estate for utility and the ability to stack harder over the long run. Smart money hasn’t stopped accumulating. Neither have I. When things get bleak, Bitcoin does what it always does: it shakes out the weak and rewards conviction.

You’ve gotta learn to love the chop. Every range has its purpose. All sats are cheap in the long run. Some people sound impossibly bullish and still aren’t bullish enough. Bitcoin always has more surprises left. Most of what you hear is noise. Make sure you’re tuned to the signal.

Sometimes someone sells a lot of Bitcoin, but almost never all of it. I keep accumulating whether Bitcoin is outperforming or being ignored. Sats gravitate toward strong hands. You might be able to hang, but that doesn’t mean you can hodl.

I’m not chasing riches; I’m securing my share of 21 million. How much I hold is up to me alone. While most people test the water, I dove in. I won’t calibrate my conviction to people with more fiat and less belief. I don’t follow their lead and I don’t envy it. Your reserve doesn’t have to be the largest to matter, and while the crowd debates, the giants are entering Bitcoin quietly.