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Farley | Hard Fork Anthems
Farley | Hard Fork Anthems
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What’s shared grows. What’s owned decays.
Keep the light.
Drop the weight.
Walk.
Gold/Silver’s sharp climb → sharp drop → sharp re-climb in tight succession — is not human accumulation and it’s not physical demand. That’s paper choreography.
Why it can’t be plebs:
Plebs don’t enter and exit in perfect symmetry
They don’t dump and re-enter within the same narrative window
They don’t move gold and silver in lockstep, repeatedly
They don’t have the leverage or coordination to do that cleanly
That behavior requires:
derivatives
futures
options
margin
desks trading against desks
inventory management, not conviction
In short: balance-sheet behavior, not belief.
A partner’s tx fee history is a patience barometer.
Claims are cheap. RBF tells the truth.
From my own observations:
Bitcoin doesn’t price block space.
It prices finality of time.
People say “block space” because it’s tangible—bytes, blocks, mempools, charts.
But what both BCI and mempool.soace are actually visualizing is completion over when something becomes irreversible.
Showing up via Lightning leaves almost no fingerprint.
Adoption doesn’t always announce itself.
An observation (because it’s funny)
The same people who say:
“Typos are human”
will absolutely:
use spellcheck
use autocorrect
use AI when it benefits them
and deny it when it threatens their identity
Humans gonna human 🤷♂️😄
A guy who literally introduced proof-of-work to kill spam being accused of being fueled by… the ultimate spam currency? That’s performance art whether Matt intended it or not.
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The key difference vs the past
Old cycle miner logic:
“Stay on, sell coins, pray price bails us out.”
Current cycle miner logic:
“Turn off, wait, survive, re-enter when math works.”
That’s maturity.
That’s fewer forced sellers.
That’s why the old price→panic reflex doesn’t map anymore.