Think about it: These companies are creating shares out of thin air to sell to people hoping to outperform Bitcoin. That's their product. It's just TradFi shitcoinery. And many will get rekt.

Bitcoin isn't going up because it has a spot ETF. Bitcoin is going up because it's the world's best savings technology. - No debasement. - Predictable monetary policy. - No insurance fees, tenant headaches, maintenance, etc. - Giant total addressable market (people who want to store value). - Still vastly underpriced. Bitcoin has gained more since March 2020 than the S&P500 has since the bottom of 2009.

Forget everything you think you know about #Bitcoin price action. We've never seen a finite asset meet a wall of constant demand. Trillions in capital. Sitting on the buy button from market open, to market close. 9 ETFs competing. BlackRock is leading the race for now... With well over a Billion in inflows into IBIT in just the last 3 days. But are the Saudis just going to stand by and watch? Is China really going to let an American entity run away with this? What happens when #Bitcoin hits $100K but the accumulation continues?

Because one day you'll wake up and we'll be there. It's the only credible non-sovereign bearer asset that can't be seized or debased AND can be held without counter-party risk. That's mega valuable. And the sales and marketing teams at the largest asset management firms on earth are about to explain the value prop in clear terms.

The average person has no clue how much the existing fiat system has stolen from them. While they save their hard-earned Dollars/Euros/Yen in their bank account, their leaders simply create more currency out of thin air. Make no mistake: This is theft. And Bitcoin fixes it.

If you're a Bitcoiner, be careful not to get caught up in chasing inflated net worth targets that are a result of the inherent insecurity of the fiat age. Net worth is an overrated vanity metric. The amount of cash you can comfortably spend each month is what impacts your day-to-day life. Cash comes from business income, employment, or investments (dividends, capital gains, collateralized loans). If you're living off of investments, the type of investment you choose makes a tremendous difference in your spending ability.