https://x.com/saylor/status/1914288929173389814?s=46&t=JjOUO5yj9bn5VM9z2xcUeA

I see 11-11 on that buy

1:35 kek

but ser the magaloids love paying their taxes to pedos

Wake me up when it hits "False"

*MICROSTRATEGY ACQUIRED 6,556 BITCOINS APRIL 14-20, 2025
*MICROSTRATEGY: SOLD 1.755M MSTR SHARES APRIL 14-20, 2025
*MICROSTRATEGY: NET PROCEEDS FROM MSTR SHARE SALE $547.7M

🤣🤣🤣 Michael loves his ATM

Lowery talking like the front running is over

Remember when Vitalik coined the term Bitcoin Maximalism because L2 Counterparty (XCP) dev's triggered him on Reddit 😆

So in reality you aren't even a Bitcoin Maxi if you don't have the L2 Token that coined the term in the first place... You are a Bitcoin Normie without XCP or RARE PEPE'S sorry not sorry

"note that many Bitcoin maximalists' recent glee at Counterparty forking Ethereum was misplaced, as Counterparty-based Ethereum smart contracts cannot manipulate BTC currency units, and the asset that they are instead likely to promote (and indeed already have promoted) is the XCP."

https://blog.ethereum.org/2014/11/20/bitcoin-maximalism-currency-platform-network-effects

Someone should remind Jason we've had ETH smart contracts on Bitcoin since 2014 kek!

Bitcoin's difficulty adjustment counters Moore's Law. It ensures the electro-computational cost of hashing remains high, no matter how fast and efficient our computers become, by increasing the hashing difficulty ad infinitum.

Bitcoin ASICs chase an ever-receding horizon. No amount of ASIC efficiency will make the Bitcoin network use less energy. This high physical cost for producing Bitcoin or updating its ledger is a core feature, not a bug. We WANT it to be too physically expensive for any centralized entity to write the ledger. That is the primary mechanism of Bitcoin's decentralization.

The 2nd-order effects of this are also highly beneficial for humanity. Energy producers and chipmakers are financially incentivized to find better/cheaper energy sources and more efficient computers to gain a temporary comparative advantage in hashing. The end result is more abundant energy, faster and more efficient computers, and more secure ledger.

It's a win-win-win.

https://x.com/jasonplowery/status/1914698808467861855?s=46