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I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t wear revealing Halloween costumes. I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t go to clubs. I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t drink and get wasted. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I aim to choose growth over comfort. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I face my flaws and I hold myself accountable, even when it’s hard. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I pour into my passions, protect my peace, and grow into the woman a strong man prays for. Because in the end, it’s not just about finding the right person, it’s about becoming the kind of person you’d want to be with.

Wore my Bitcoiner hoodie to the mall… the comments were priceless 😂🧡

You learn about Bitcoin, and suddenly: – History makes more sense. Wars and recessions start tracing back to broken money. – Inflation makes you angry. You realize prices didn’t rise, your dollar debased. – And money stops being “just money.” It becomes the root layer of trust, time, and freedom. Bitcoin isn’t just tech. It’s a revelation.

Gen Z is told: “Get married, buy a house, start a family.” Yeah, we’d love to. But our purchasing power keeps declining, interest rates are high, 50% of our paycheck goes to rent, and salaries aren’t keeping up. Bitcoin is the only inheritance we can claim.

Henry Ford said it best: “It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”

Square just announced Bitcoin payments live via Lightning. Instant settlement. No banks. The rails of fiat are breaking. The rails of Bitcoin are being built.

“Bitcoin was made by the CIA.” No. That’s not how power is designed. You don’t give away an open-source monetary network with no off switch if you plan to control it.

Just got a Bloomberg notification that says “Bitcoin drops to the lowest level since June.” Cool. Where was the notification when my rent doubled? When my groceries went up 40%? When my insurance climbed every year for no reason? When my college tuition tripled in a decade? Bitcoin isn’t crashing. The dollar is.

Mandami won because people are struggling. When the economy breaks and people are priced out of their own city, they’ll vote for ANYTHING that looks like relief. The issue isn’t left vs right, it’s the money. The system. That’s why Bitcoin matters. NYC isn’t done. This city rebuilds itself again and again.

Bitcoin drops to $114K and everyone’s acting like the world’s ending. This day last year it was $60K. Zoom out. This isn’t pain. This is what winning looks like.

A relationship with Jesus.

I’m 23 years old and a recent first-gen college grad. I did everything they told me would lead to success, but the promises feel hollow. Then I learned the system I was handed is incredibly broken. And it started long before I was born. In 1971, they untethered the dollar from gold…and untethered our future with it. Since then, the fallout has been devastating: - wages stagnated - debt exploded - both parents work - anxiety became normal - and our time is stolen. But we weren’t just born into a rigged system. We were trained to never question it. Money got weaker, control got stronger. What they call normal is engineered dependence. Fake money = fake freedom Bitcoin is the exit. This isn’t just history. It’s the inheritance I’m choosing to break.

My economics education was pure Keynesian orthodoxy. We were taught that recessions could be “managed” by printing more money, that central banks were there for stability, and that a little inflation was not only normal, it was good. We memorized formulas and policy tools, but never questioned the premise that the money itself could be broken. Then I found Bitcoin, and with it, Austrian economics. It taught the value of personal responsibility, hard money over inflation, and sovereignty through self‑custody over dependence on policymakers. Bitcoin exposed what my college education never did: Keynesian economics doesn’t just explain the system, it justifies it. Austrian economics explains how to escape it. College trained me to work inside the machine, Bitcoin gave me the tools to walk away from it.

Gold ended the barter era. Fiat ended the gold era. Bitcoin is ending the fiat era. We’re living through history. The money shift is here.

I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t wear revealing Halloween costumes. I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t go to clubs. I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t drink and get wasted. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I aim to choose growth over comfort. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I face my flaws and I hold myself accountable, even when it’s hard. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I pour into my passions, protect my peace, and grow into the woman a strong man prays for. Because in the end, it’s not just about finding the right person, it’s about becoming the kind of person you’d want to be with.

“Bitcoin was made by the CIA.” No. That’s not how power is designed. You don’t give away an open-source monetary network with no off switch if you plan to control it.

Wore my Bitcoiner hoodie to the mall… the comments were priceless 😂🧡

Mandami won because people are struggling. When the economy breaks and people are priced out of their own city, they’ll vote for ANYTHING that looks like relief. The issue isn’t left vs right, it’s the money. The system. That’s why Bitcoin matters. NYC isn’t done. This city rebuilds itself again and again.

Went to a run club this morning in Austin and met quite a few crypto bros. They’re all convinced XRP is king.

Gen Z is told: “Get married, buy a house, start a family.” Yeah, we’d love to. But our purchasing power keeps declining, interest rates are high, 50% of our paycheck goes to rent, and salaries aren’t keeping up. Bitcoin is the only inheritance we can claim.

Square just announced Bitcoin payments live via Lightning. Instant settlement. No banks. The rails of fiat are breaking. The rails of Bitcoin are being built.

$158K for a tiny shack in Texas. Boomers buying their 4th rental property while Gen Z gets told: “Here’s your shot at homeownership… a 661 sq ft tiny home. Just work harder.” This is ridiculous. The gov prints, you get wrecked!! Bitcoin fixes this.

Bitcoin drops to $114K and everyone’s acting like the world’s ending. This day last year it was $60K. Zoom out. This isn’t pain. This is what winning looks like.

I’m 23 years old and a recent first-gen college grad. I did everything they told me would lead to success, but the promises feel hollow. Then I learned the system I was handed is incredibly broken. And it started long before I was born. In 1971, they untethered the dollar from gold…and untethered our future with it. Since then, the fallout has been devastating: - wages stagnated - debt exploded - both parents work - anxiety became normal - and our time is stolen. But we weren’t just born into a rigged system. We were trained to never question it. Money got weaker, control got stronger. What they call normal is engineered dependence. Fake money = fake freedom Bitcoin is the exit. This isn’t just history. It’s the inheritance I’m choosing to break.

My economics education was pure Keynesian orthodoxy. We were taught that recessions could be “managed” by printing more money, that central banks were there for stability, and that a little inflation was not only normal, it was good. We memorized formulas and policy tools, but never questioned the premise that the money itself could be broken. Then I found Bitcoin, and with it, Austrian economics. It taught the value of personal responsibility, hard money over inflation, and sovereignty through self‑custody over dependence on policymakers. Bitcoin exposed what my college education never did: Keynesian economics doesn’t just explain the system, it justifies it. Austrian economics explains how to escape it. College trained me to work inside the machine, Bitcoin gave me the tools to walk away from it.

You learn about Bitcoin, and suddenly: – History makes more sense. Wars and recessions start tracing back to broken money. – Inflation makes you angry. You realize prices didn’t rise, your dollar debased. – And money stops being “just money.” It becomes the root layer of trust, time, and freedom. Bitcoin isn’t just tech. It’s a revelation.

Just got a Bloomberg notification that says “Bitcoin drops to the lowest level since June.” Cool. Where was the notification when my rent doubled? When my groceries went up 40%? When my insurance climbed every year for no reason? When my college tuition tripled in a decade? Bitcoin isn’t crashing. The dollar is.