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Milton Friedman: “I am in favor of reducing taxes under any circumstances, for any excuse, with any reason whatsoever, because that’s the only way you are ever going to get effective control of government spending.”
'Good morning. Reject centralized control. Buy Bitcoin, refuse CBDCs, and vote for less government, not more. Have a great day.' - James Lavish 'Throughout history, all fiat currencies eventually face the same pressures. When debt grows faster than income and money needs to be created to fill the gap, the value of that money changes. This isn’t a prediction—it’s a pattern that has repeated many times. Understanding how these systems work helps you think more clearly about what comes next.' - Ray Dalio
'Throughout history, all fiat currencies eventually face the same pressures. When debt grows faster than income and money needs to be created to fill the gap, the value of that money changes. This isn’t a prediction—it’s a pattern that has repeated many times. Understanding how these systems work helps you think more clearly about what comes next.' - Ray Dalio
'Bitcoin is the first truly neutral global monetary base layer, much like the internet is for information. It’s a protocol for unbiased value transfer, free from central manipulation. In a world of fiat noise, Bitcoin is the signal. Choose your foundation wisely.' - Jeff Booth
'Common wisdom: “No country is going to hand over its monetary policy to an external source like Bitcoin.” Bitcoin will be adopted like gunpowder, nuclear weapons, or the internet. As a nation, you didn’t have to agree with or like gunpowder, nuclear weapons, or the internet. You could ban them. You could avoid them. But over time, when other nations adopt them, they gain an advantage—and you fall behind. The logic is simple game theory: once some nations adopt Bitcoin as a reserve asset or strategic tool, others must follow or accept falling behind economically and geopolitically. Just as failing to adopt gunpowder left medieval powers vulnerable to conquest. Just as nuclear asymmetry created deterrence imperatives during the Cold War. Just as lagging on internet infrastructure meant falling behind in the information-age economy. Adoption happens for survival.' - Jeff Swanson
Cole Walmsley: This quote from the Rothschilds in 1863 is spot on: "The few who understand the system will either be so interested in its profits, or so dependent upon its favors, that there will be no opposition from that class, while, on the other hand, the great body of people, mentally incapable of comprehending... will bear its burdens without complaint."
'Bitcoin mean reversion is a restoring drift. It is like a beach ball held underwater. The trend is the equilibrium. Price gets pushed around by news, leverage, liquidity, and panic. Important concept: But the farther it gets stretched from the power law trend value, the stronger the expected pullback. That is the logic of the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process: dz = -κz dt + σ dW The first term is the restoring pull. The second term is the noise. Most people see the noise and think there is no structure. Wrong. Noise does not remove the anchor. It just makes the path messy. Bitcoin reverts because large deviations create stronger restoring drift. The path is chaotic. The pull is not.' - David Eng
When you build on truth, the structure stands. An honest protocol is like the TCP/IP of money—neutral, honest, permissionless. It changes everything above it. Are you building on a foundation that lasts? The answer shapes more than just your work. It shapes the world. Money is stored energy—your time and creativity turned into value. Dishonest money erodes that energy, silently stealing your life force. But with Bitcoin, energy is preserved, untouched by debasement. What do you choose to anchor your life's work to? - Jeff Booth
'The stages of a Bitcoin maxi: 1. I’ll buy Bitcoin, hold, and sell for profit 2. I’ll trade alt coins and convert profit to Bitcoin 3. Alt coins were a bad idea. Bitcoin only from here 4. I’ll read some Bitcoin books for the next 2 months 4.a. Make that 2 years… 5. 8 billion people finally have the opportunity to be in the service of 8 billion people without any censorship or debasement of their time and energy. Prices fall forever towards the marginal cost of production when participating in the world’s first free market. I need to pass this knowledge on so humanity can thrive.’ - Ron Sovereignty Swanson
'Higher taxes cause the most successful individuals and companies to leave the district, leading to larger budget deficits and the need for even more taxes. A self-reinforcing insolvency spiral. The moral of the story? Taxes are not the answer. Have a great day!' - James Lavish
"Bitcoin isn't physical!" Neither is your credit score, your mortgage, or the $7 trillion the Fed printed in 2020. But you believe in those. Money is a mental construct. Always has been. Bitcoin is just the first version that can't be diluted by committee. - Jeff Swanson
'We are entering a period of hyper-deflation like the world has never seen before, and there is only one currency on Earth built for a technological hyperdeflationary world: Bitcoin. Gold was great during the industrial revolution, but it lacks critical features in a wired world.' -Vijay Boyapati
'If all humans vanished tomorrow, gravity still pulls, water still flow… But money? Gone. No minds left to agree on value—no gold standard. No Bitcoin. No barter. Money isn't a natural law. It's a social illusion we invented.' Jeff Swanson
Bitcoin has no intrinsic value, unlike gold, which has industrial uses. That's exactly what makes it superior money. Its value comes purely from engineered scarcity, decentralization, and network effects. The bigger the network of users and holders, the stronger it becomes. - Jeff Swanson Bitcoin's true strength: radical decentralization - no central control, no seizure. Energy IS currency: Proof-of-work turns power into secure, borderless money.
'One ounce of silver just hit a new all-time high of $79. It can now buy 1.4 barrels of oil ($56/barrel). 1.4 barrels of oil are equivalent to 2,380 kWh of energy. Roughly the annual electricity use of one and a half small apartments in a developing country. Aka the energy equivalent of 5.6 years of continuous human labor. Hard money is stored energy.' Got Bitcoin?
People want desperately to see Bitcoin fail because watching it succeed would mean admitting their entire worldview was wrong. It’s the same psychology that resisted the shift from geocentric to heliocentric. From “the state defines value” to “reality defines value”. - Bitmund Freud
A socialist mayor or leader of your country isn’t going to fix it. Broken money breaks the world. All of these issues, including one of the biggest cities in the world electing a socialist, stem from the money being broken. The world will not be fixed until the money is fixed. The solution is here. All that remains is understanding. Study Bitcoin.' - Cole Walmsley
James Lavish: "The choice is simple. Own assets to protect yourself from a constantly debasing currency, or suffer the consequences of leaving cash idle as it loses 50%+ of its purchasing power every decade. The longer the horizon, the more extreme the outcome."
If we don't diagnose and treat the core of the problem, people are only going to continue moving closer to the polar ends of the political spectrum. Broken money is at the core of today's issues. Until that is widely acknowledged, nothing will get fixed. - Marty Bend