You may think that you own your dollars or other fiat assets, but the government actually owns your purchasing power.

Applying logic to exponential growth over a long enough timeframe will make you look insane by the vast majority of people.

What I'm watching... 👀 Priced in gold, the last time MSTR was as oversold (in RSI terms) on the weekly charts as it is today was during the deep valley of the flash Covid recession in March of 2020 (see vertical green lines). At that harrowing time, MSTR reached as low as $9 per share. For a long-term investor, this may be a proverbial "blood in the streets" moment for MSTR shareholders. Not investment advice... but interesting to note. Thoughts?

Once (if) the government shutdown ends, Fed Net Liquidity will become relevant and sexy again. Until then, the Liquidity Blob remains stuck in the Fed’s and Treasury’s back pockets. When (if) the shutdown ends, the Liquidity Blob will finally and mercifully begin shifting back to the people and the public markets. This shift should quickly be reflected in the fiat price of #bitcoin. GM.

The two most important (and generally overlooked) factors in determining (guessing) bitcoin's fiat price action over the coming quarters are: 1. Chinese liquidity 2. American manufacturing I expect both to accelerate... materially. Just my guess. You do you.