Abuirfhan

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Abuirfhan
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Bitcoin maximalism isn’t toxic — it’s immune. Distrust isn’t paranoia. It’s Bitcoiners learning the system runs on lies. Stay humble. Stack sats.
I still remember back in 2015 when my Facebook account was suspended just for having the image of Imaam Anwar al-Awlaki as my DP, and that moment changed how I saw these platforms and their empty claims of free speech. I walked away from facebook after that, but I never walked away from the lessons. I learned so much from him, especially the series on the life of the Prophet Muhammad (sal), Abu Bakr(ral) , and Umar ibn al-Khattab(ral). Those talks came straight from the heart, and many times tears fell because they spoke about sincerity, sacrifice, and standing firm upon truth in a deeply human way. Today, almost all of it is erased. The videos, the shorts, the lectures are gone, wiped from YouTube and buried by algorithms. You won’t find them anymore. But what enters the heart doesn’t get deleted. May Allah forgive all his shortcomings, accept what was sincere, and grant him and all of us the highest place in Jannah. https://www.kalamullah.com/lectures.html image
The blood won’t stop until the shitcoins and scam projects are flushed out. This market only heals through liquidation. Leverage dies. Narratives die. Pretend innovation dies. What survives is real. Bitcoin doesn’t need mercy.
Lows: 53–54k Highs: 70–71k Mid-range: ~63k We haven’t tagged the lows. We’re parked at the middle. If price chops here all winter, that’s not pain. That’s time. Time to stack. Time to let weak hands get bored. TA says range. Conviction says keep stacking. image
Production is not a competitive sport, and it is not a zero-sum game. When one region increases output, everyone benefits. Higher production makes goods cheaper and creates more demand for others’ products. The more people use modern machinery and industrial capital, the higher productivity rises, and the more trade flows. No society can reach advanced technology in isolation. Progress depends on a global division of labor. A single advanced region in a world of less developed societies would fall behind compared to one connected to other productive regions. The more productive the global system, the greater the demand everywhere. Producers gain from scale and from each other’s innovations. Growth in one place fuels growth elsewhere. Those who try to stop production because they feel threatened aren’t protecting anyone—they’re just blocking progress. Industry doesn’t wait for permission.
People trade the S&P, FX, gold, and every other paper instrument because they believe those games help them accumulate more Bitcoin. That assumption is wrong at the root. Those markets exist to extract your time, attention, and capital, not to preserve it. They are built on leverage, dilution, policy risk, and custodial trust. You are playing inside systems that can halt trading, change rules, print supply, or confiscate gains the moment it suits them. Bitcoin is the exit from that game, not a chip inside it. When you trade equities or FX, you are accepting fiat units as the measuring stick. You are optimizing for fiat gains first, then hoping to convert what’s left into Bitcoin later. That mental model already lost. If fiat was worth optimizing for, Bitcoin wouldn’t exist. You don’t need to dilute the milk. Mixing Bitcoin with legacy assets doesn’t make you safer. It makes your conviction weaker. Truth mixed with falsehood doesn’t become balanced. It becomes compromised. Bitcoin is not a trade. It is a monetary system. Stocks are claims. FX is policy. Bonds are promises. Gold is custody risk. Bitcoin is final settlement. Every extra market you touch introduces counterparty risk, regulatory risk, time risk, and behavioral risk, all for the illusion of “getting more BTC.” If your goal is more Bitcoin, the cleanest path is the one with the fewest moving parts. Earn. Save. Hold. Self-custody. Repeat. No intermediaries. No side quests. No narratives. Trading fiat instruments to reach Bitcoin is like running laps inside the prison to train for freedom. Bitcoin doesn’t need hedging. It doesn’t need diversification. It doesn’t need help. It needs time, patience, and conviction. If you understand Bitcoin, you don’t touch anything else. Not because you’re reckless. Because you’re done pretending fiat systems are neutral. Bitcoin only.
The beauty of Bitcoin is that every bad actor eventually gets exposed. You can hide behind narratives, past contributions, or influencer status for a while. The network acts like an immune system. It doesn’t care who you were during the block size wars or what badge you earned years ago. It only surfaces who is extracting and who is building. Influencers pushing their bosses ideas into Bitcoin under the banner of innovation are not defending freedom or sound money. They are trying to turn a permissionless system into free marketing real estate. JPEGs stuffed into blocks, token logic smuggled into Layer 1 discussions, and ethical lines blurred for personal gain are signals of decay, not progress. Bitcoin does not operate on trust. It operates on verification. Reputation does not grant special rights, and past heroics do not buy future exemptions. The network has no memory of your X following and no respect for your origin story. This is why cycles matter. They flush out corruption, nonsense, and moral compromises. What remains after the flush is what was real. This year’s Bitcoiner can easily become next year’s shitcoiner. The protocol keeps moving forward, indifferent, exposing everything in its path.