Are you more of a zaprint or a zapathon nostrich?

When whales buy, I buy. When whales sell, I still buy. I don’t need to out stack them; I just need to out hold them. The longer I hold, the harder it becomes for them to reaccumulate what I’ve secured. Whales didn’t get where they are by being dumb, but even if I’m wrong short term, I’ll always end up with more sats. I welcome Bitcoin’s stress tests. I believe I have an edge because I understand that Bitcoin is still Bitcoin…even when the price breaks every expected pattern. If that bothers you, you might care more about perceived value than actual value. That’s a way to live, but not a good one. It’s shallow. Price is everywhere, but price isn’t meaning. Money is only half the economy. I don’t value NGU as much as I value what my undiluted share of total supply represents: the time, energy, and work I’ve put into living and providing for people I care about, whether I’ve met them yet or not. When selling pressure rises, so does my conviction. The same effort now earns me more sats. I believe Bitcoin is the most accurate pricing mechanism humanity has: transparent, dynamic, and honest. Sell offs redistribute supply. Over time, they strengthen the base. As shocks and crises shake out weak hands, stronger hands end up holding more. Volatility is the heartbeat. It means many things, but most importantly, it means Bitcoin’s not dead.

When the going gets tough, Bitcoin rewards the tough. Historically, weak labor and consumer data have often preceded major Bitcoin rallies. Is another big move coming? Poor economic data can prompt stimulus from the Fed; meaning more money printing. That’s historically been fuel for Bitcoin. I buy Bitcoin in response to what’s happening now, but also in preparation for what hasn’t happened yet. Traditional markets are weakening and showing signs of long term decay. Meanwhile, Bitcoin keeps strengthening, not just compared to other assets, but against its own past performance

Volatility is irrelevant. Pump, crash, or sideways; I stack either way. Familiar price ranges are old friends. Bitcoin moves on its own. No politician controls it. Nation states are slow. I stack faster. I pump my own bags. Almost nothing is priced in. Secure your sats. Cold storage or you don’t own them. Demand is overwhelming. It will amplify every move. Rate cuts are bullish, but Bitcoin’s strength under high rates proves more. I stack as long as I produce value. No exceptions. Bitcoin wins when assets rise. Bitcoin wins when assets fall. A slow recovery is better. More time to accumulate unnoticed. Bitcoin rewards those who create value…always. Inflation cooled. Bitcoin still outperforms everything long term. The dollar will strengthen briefly, then collapse. I’m positioned for both.

Bitcoin becomes more of a safe haven the more people treat it as one. In that sense, Bitcoin is what we make it. We won’t see its true form until humanity, as a whole, fully understands it, and there’s a lot of volatility between now and then. Bitcoin embodies both volatility and certainty. Its strength comes from the hardest monetary policy ever created, made exponentially stronger by its resistance to change; whether by one man or by many. This makes Bitcoin’s volatility asymmetrically beneficial to those who are optimistic about navigating the inevitable collapse…or better yet, the metamorphosis…of the outdated systems we live under. I prefer to see this transition not as collapse, but as a shift toward a world more interconnected and less torn apart by conflict, unlike the world so many fear and so few actually profit from. Bitcoin is only “speculative” in the same way hope is. It’s not foolish to hope, and it’s not foolish to buy Bitcoin to protect yourself from shadow taxes. Price hasn’t yet caught up to the pivotal moment we’re living through. But once it does, I wouldn’t be surprised if we never look back.

Every day with Bitcoin under $100K is a blessing I won’t take for granted. Sometimes I hate knowing there are people out there with more sats than me, but not really. I’m genuinely happy for them; they’ve earned every sat they have. Still, the fact that they’re ahead pushes me to stay productive and keep stacking. In the end, everything is good for Bitcoin. Whether it’s good politics or bad, Bitcoin will only grow stronger because of it.