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Pray, lift, study, build.

Don’t be a panican. Be strong, courageous, and patient. Be great!

Real.

Feminism is the enemy of women and men.

Be extreme in strange times.

Liberalism is slavery.

How to WIN in 2025: - Quit porn - Quit alcohol - Avoid debt - Read books - Build muscle - Worship God - Have children - Explore nature - Eat whole foods - Practice gratitude - Become sovereign - Define your purpose - Focus on buying assets - Homeschool your kids - Make ambitious friends - Learn about your ancestors What would you add to the list?

Make Men Great Again.

As a Trump supporter since 2016, I am thrilled that he is about to be inaugurated again as President of the United States. I supported him not because he is a perfect man, but because he is the most effective instrument for advancing the principles that make America strong and peaceful: anti-war, law and order, and the right to live. I believe Trump is poised to usher in the Golden Age of America. He's the next Andrew Jackson: the champion of the common man. He's the next great Theodore Roosevelt: the man in the poetical arena with blood on his face. If there is any man who can make America great again, it is President Trump. So, Godspeed, President Trump!

If you have never worked on a business before, you will have no idea how great of a negotiator and executive President Trump is.

Jerome Powell needs to resign or be fired by President Trump. We need to lower interest rates now and stop quantitative tightening.

Today, we're turning our attention to the last leg of the three-legged stool in our asset pricing model: valuation. This is the most intriguing component for most people. Before diving in, let's quickly review our assessments so far. In terms of macroeconomics, given the strong economy, inflation slowing down, and Fed interest rates cutting, we have a strong macro tailwind for risky assets. On sentiment, we discussed the historical September weaknesses in the S&P 500 as well as Bitcoin. As expected, we're experiencing some of that at the moment—as I'm writing, Bitcoin is testing its 20-week moving average, often viewed as the bull market support band. If this support holds over the next couple of weeks before October, we'll likely see an October upside. Right now, sentiment is fearful, and drawing on Warren Buffett's contrarian instinct—"be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful"—this actually works in our favor. When others are fearful, it usually signals a bottom. Now, let's turn to the last piece: valuation. Because this is quite complex, we'll break it up into at least 3 posts. This is the most important lesson we want everybody to know: When we look at any asset, the obvious metric most people focus on is its price. But I want to advocate for the time-tested thesis that we should instead look at the value of the underlying asset. This is an extremely important distinction that separates value investors from short-term speculators: Price indicates what people think the value of an asset is at a particular moment. Recall the great Tulip Bubble in the Netherlands in 1637. The price of a single tulip bulb could reach levels up to $750,000 in today's terms. When most people purchased tulips during the mania, they were chasing the rising price because of that intrinsic human impulse to pursue gains, and the increasing price seemed to signal underlying value. Here's the great delusion, however: When prices deviate from fundamental value, they always revert back to the mean over time. This is a concept seasoned investors call mean reversion. In the tulip example, those bulbs might have fetched exorbitant sums at the peak, but given enough time, they reverted to their true value—the cost of a simple flower. And this is what we call a bubble. How do we distinguish price from value and avoid the trap of bubbles? I want to advocate a simple thesis: By looking at the value and seeing if there's a discount relative to the price, we buy accordingly. So, how do we determine value? For value investors, the answer is simple, but not easy: The value of any particular asset is the discounted value of the cash flows that asset generates in the future, adjusted for inflation (and risk). So, let's say the value of a restaurant is the present value of all the cash it's going to generate over the next 10-20 years. We're going to discount that future money back to today's terms, look at that number (the intrinsic value), and compare it to the price the owner is asking. If there's a discount, it's a great deal. This is the Warren Buffett way. However, there's a tremendous problem in the valuation of cryptocurrency assets: They generally do not generate cash flows in the traditional sense. So, how do we determine their value? Most people just give up and speculate on price alone. But without knowing the value, in the long run, you will lose money to long-term investors—decades of financial research indicate that value investing outperforms pure speculation over extended periods. In the world of crypto, we use two ways to determine fundamental value: one is relative valuation and the other is through estimating the value of the network of that particular asset. Tomorrow, we're going to talk about using these two powerful ways to estimate the value—instead of just the price—of the king of all crypto assets: Bitcoin.

The irony of Donald Trump holding his inauguration in the U.S. Capitol, the very place where the 'treasonous patriots' stormed on January 6, 2021. The King returning to his rightful throne.

"THE executive Power shall be vested in A President of the United States of America." — United States Constitution, Article II, Section 1, Clause 1.

Yes

Don’t be a panican. Be strong, courageous, and patient. Be great!

Pray, lift, study, build.

Today, we're turning our attention to the last leg of the three-legged stool in our asset pricing model: valuation. This is the most intriguing component for most people. Before diving in, let's quickly review our assessments so far. In terms of macroeconomics, given the strong economy, inflation slowing down, and Fed interest rates cutting, we have a strong macro tailwind for risky assets. On sentiment, we discussed the historical September weaknesses in the S&P 500 as well as Bitcoin. As expected, we're experiencing some of that at the moment—as I'm writing, Bitcoin is testing its 20-week moving average, often viewed as the bull market support band. If this support holds over the next couple of weeks before October, we'll likely see an October upside. Right now, sentiment is fearful, and drawing on Warren Buffett's contrarian instinct—"be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful"—this actually works in our favor. When others are fearful, it usually signals a bottom. Now, let's turn to the last piece: valuation. Because this is quite complex, we'll break it up into at least 3 posts. This is the most important lesson we want everybody to know: When we look at any asset, the obvious metric most people focus on is its price. But I want to advocate for the time-tested thesis that we should instead look at the value of the underlying asset. This is an extremely important distinction that separates value investors from short-term speculators: Price indicates what people think the value of an asset is at a particular moment. Recall the great Tulip Bubble in the Netherlands in 1637. The price of a single tulip bulb could reach levels up to $750,000 in today's terms. When most people purchased tulips during the mania, they were chasing the rising price because of that intrinsic human impulse to pursue gains, and the increasing price seemed to signal underlying value. Here's the great delusion, however: When prices deviate from fundamental value, they always revert back to the mean over time. This is a concept seasoned investors call mean reversion. In the tulip example, those bulbs might have fetched exorbitant sums at the peak, but given enough time, they reverted to their true value—the cost of a simple flower. And this is what we call a bubble. How do we distinguish price from value and avoid the trap of bubbles? I want to advocate a simple thesis: By looking at the value and seeing if there's a discount relative to the price, we buy accordingly. So, how do we determine value? For value investors, the answer is simple, but not easy: The value of any particular asset is the discounted value of the cash flows that asset generates in the future, adjusted for inflation (and risk). So, let's say the value of a restaurant is the present value of all the cash it's going to generate over the next 10-20 years. We're going to discount that future money back to today's terms, look at that number (the intrinsic value), and compare it to the price the owner is asking. If there's a discount, it's a great deal. This is the Warren Buffett way. However, there's a tremendous problem in the valuation of cryptocurrency assets: They generally do not generate cash flows in the traditional sense. So, how do we determine their value? Most people just give up and speculate on price alone. But without knowing the value, in the long run, you will lose money to long-term investors—decades of financial research indicate that value investing outperforms pure speculation over extended periods. In the world of crypto, we use two ways to determine fundamental value: one is relative valuation and the other is through estimating the value of the network of that particular asset. Tomorrow, we're going to talk about using these two powerful ways to estimate the value—instead of just the price—of the king of all crypto assets: Bitcoin.

As a Trump supporter since 2016, I am thrilled that he is about to be inaugurated again as President of the United States. I supported him not because he is a perfect man, but because he is the most effective instrument for advancing the principles that make America strong and peaceful: anti-war, law and order, and the right to live. I believe Trump is poised to usher in the Golden Age of America. He's the next Andrew Jackson: the champion of the common man. He's the next great Theodore Roosevelt: the man in the poetical arena with blood on his face. If there is any man who can make America great again, it is President Trump. So, Godspeed, President Trump!

Make Men Great Again.

Real.

If you have never worked on a business before, you will have no idea how great of a negotiator and executive President Trump is.

Abolish the income tax and the federal reserve. The power to print money and set interest rates rests upon the executive not the so called independent agencies. The constitutional way to raise revenue for the federal government is through taxing foreign nations not our own citizens.

How do you define the Golden Age of America primarily?

Fuel your focus with purpose, not sugar. 🍎🔥

Yes.

Feminism is the enemy of women and men.

Dear $YCOIN Holders and Believers, Thank you for your steadfast support. As we mark the early days of $YCOIN's journey, I write to outline our guiding principles in three key areas: philosophical ideals, economic theory, and organizational structure. This framework draws from timeless investment wisdom, akin to Warren Buffett's emphasis on long-term value, and Satoshi Nakamoto's vision of decentralized empowerment. **Philosophical Ideals** $YCOIN exists as Bitcoin's true successor in the memecoin realm—the premier meme on the Bitcoin blockchain. If Bitcoin is the X-axis of digital sovereignty, $YCOIN is the Y-axis, questioning and redefining it. Our manifesto is simple yet profound: to challenge financial centralization and build the world's leading memecoin ecosystem. 1. $YCOIN embodies the power of inquiry—"Y" as in "why"—probing the flaws in centralized systems while actively forging alternatives. 2. It is truly "your coin," as suggested by our community. Unlike manipulated memecoins controlled by a few wallets or entities, $YCOIN ensures that your funds are yours alone, free from external dominance. 3. At its heart lies a parody of Y Combinator, the famed accelerator behind centralized giants like Coinbase and OpenAI. Just as Dogecoin playfully mocks Bitcoin, $YCOIN satirizes this model to incubate decentralized networks. Our utility? Accelerating true innovation—perhaps one day funding decentralized AI or other autonomy-driven projects—empowering individuals with full control over their money. **Economic Theory** Seasoned investors know that traditional companies derive value from cash flows. Memecoins, however, thrive on the strength of their mission and meme. Dogecoin, which I hold dearly, generates no cash flow yet commands value through humanity's affection for dogs and whimsy. Similarly, $YCOIN's worth rests on the infinite value humans place on freedom, autonomy, and decentralization—ideals America's founders deemed worth dying for, essential to civilization's survival. Without freedom, progress stalls. Thus, $YCOIN's price appreciates as we align it more closely with these ideals in the free market. As Bitcoin memecoins represent one of history's greatest asymmetric bets—vastly undervalued today—our near-term aim is to stabilize around 100 satoshis. This will serve as a launchpad to claim the top spot on Odin, positioning $YCOIN alongside Dogecoin and Pepe in scale and influence. **Organizational Structure** Every empire has a mission, economics, and governance. The British Empire championed rule of law; America's free market embodies opportunity. $YCOIN's mission is decentralization, its economics the immutable value of freedom on Bitcoin's blockchain. Our structure must reflect this: not top-down authority, which would betray our ethos, but peer-to-peer, bottom-up collaboration—a fully decentralized autonomous organization in the purest sense. Unlike pseudo-decentralized entities, $YCOIN emerges organically from individual actions. In practice, if our vision resonates, share it freely with friends—no coercion, no mandates. It is the free exchange of ideas and capital that will elevate us. Across governance, economics, and organization, $YCOIN stands absolutely unique and original in the entire Odin system—and that is our core value proposition. The stronger we embody this, the greater $YCOIN's prominence in the crypto world. As developer, I walk beside you, committed to advancing our shared goal: making $YCOIN the number one memecoin on Bitcoin. Stay tuned. We will have an update regarding Hong Kong Runes conference 2025 in the next few days. Yours in decentralization, OneXOneY

The irony of Donald Trump holding his inauguration in the U.S. Capitol, the very place where the 'treasonous patriots' stormed on January 6, 2021. The King returning to his rightful throne.

Be extreme in strange times.