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This week's episode: Bitcoin's split-screen market, Japan's regulatory overhaul, and a China story everyone's about to be talking about.
Nobody posts about it, but there's a quiet kind of peace in holding your own keys.
The market can be red. The headlines can be loud. Some exchange can be melting down on your timeline. And none of it reaches what's yours, because there's no one in the middle who can freeze it,
A CIA official just said they use Bitcoin to track people, and half your timeline is calling it the end of Bitcoin. Read what he actually said.
He called Bitcoin "pseudonymous, not anonymous." He said it's "here to stay." He said the idea that crypto is only "for people with
POV: You’re a CIA agent trying to explain to your boss why you accidentally invented a decentralized currency that makes your job impossible. 🕵️♂️📉
Watch the video below 🤣👇
-Zach 🧙♂️
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Last week we asked whether Saylor was panicking or playing the long game. Not the kind of conversation you get from a headline.
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In 1976, two Stanford researchers solved a problem that had stumped cryptographers for centuries. Their fix is the reason you can own bitcoin at all.
Before Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman, secret communication had a catch. To send someone a coded message, you both had to
The ultra-wealthy have always had a team. A family office quietly coordinating their wealth, taxes, legal, and estate so nothing slips through the cracks.
Bitcoiners never had that. Until now.
On July 24 we're introducing The Bitcoin Family Office Group: five independent,
The Treasury Secretary just told Congress he wants America to be the premier destination for digital assets. He thinks this saves the dollar, but I think It's how the dollar ultimately loses.
Scott Bessent's plan seems clever. Use stablecoins to push the dollar into every corner
6.5% of gold is used for electronics, the remainder is speculation (Jewelry, central bank). If gold goes to $10K/oz miners start ramping up production and inflating it. Inflation rate of gold is 2%/year, this gives you a half life of ~35 years. Bitcoin inflation rate goes to 0%
A gold analyst just made the best case for bitcoin I've heard all year. By accident.
His whole thesis: "the beauty of gold is it's not used for anything." Send gold to $1,000,000 and nobody gets hurt. Send corn to $1,000 a bushel and people starve. Send oil there and the economy
The best money is the one you don't consume. The best way to hold it is the one nobody can freeze.
Bitcoin Well sends every sat straight to your wallet. Non-custodial by default. Your keys from the first buy.
Own the 'useless' asset the useful way:
Citadel Securities just paid $400 million for a piece of the exchange holding "your" crypto. CryptoDOTcom is now worth $20 billion. Sit with who just became your counterparty.
You see, Citadel isn't a Bitcoin company. It's the market maker that stands between you and the price
Speaker announcement! @TellyBitcoin is coming to the BFFS Summit!
Chantel Lillycrop-Kostiuk is VP of Operations and Risk Officer at @bitcoinwell (TSXV: BTCW), a publicly traded company delivering non-custodial bitcoin services across Canada and the U.S. She leads operations,
