Joe @joew_btc

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Bitcoin can be many things at once: • A censorship-resistant monetary network • A savings technology • A corporate treasury asset • A sovereign reserve asset • A global settlement network • A self-custody tool • A hedge against monetary debasement I don’t view these use cases as competing with one another. They reinforce each other. The activist escaping capital controls, the family preserving purchasing power, the business holding Bitcoin on its balance sheet, and the nation-state diversifying reserves are all participating in the same truth-based system. They may have different motivations, but they strengthen the same network. Transformative technologies spread through incentives, not ideology. Most people did not adopt the internet because they cared about free speech or understood TCP/IP. Most people did not adopt smartphones because they believed in distributed computing. Most people did not adopt GPS because they were fascinated by satellites. They adopted technologies that solved problems and improved their lives. The same is true of Bitcoin. Most corporations are not going to buy Bitcoin because they have read Hayek, Mises, or Rothbard. They are going to buy Bitcoin because they believe it is the best treasury asset available to them. Markets don’t require ideological alignment to produce systemic change. The internet didn’t transform the world because billions of people shared the same philosophy. It transformed the world because billions of people, pursuing their own interests, adopted a superior technology. Bitcoin is likely to spread the same way. Some people will adopt it for freedom. Some for savings. Some for treasury management. Some for speculation. Some because their company owns it. Some because their government owns it. The motivation is less important than the outcome. Every time capital moves from a fiat-denominated store of value into Bitcoin, the network becomes deeper, more liquid, more secure, and more resilient. A corporation buying Bitcoin for treasury purposes may not be explicitly trying to separate money and state. But when millions of individuals, companies, institutions, and eventually governments voluntarily choose Bitcoin over fiat assets, that is exactly what is happening. That is not a distraction from separating money and state. It is the mechanism by which it actually happens over the long-term. As capital moves from government-managed monetary systems into Bitcoin, control over money shifts from political institutions to an open network governed by transparent rules and voluntary participation.

Let Jon Stewart know if you want a nuanced bitcoin expert on his show. Like this post, and then comment on your favorite expert.

Lyn Alden @LynAldenContact

7 months ago

@jonstewart Big fan of your work Jon, for like 20 years. But you could find better guests on this topic. More nuanced.

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@tyler And FIX THE MONEY 😉

@natbrunell @jonstewart I support Natalie on Jon’s show. And would amplify that to my audience. She’s a professional journalist that can comment objectively on the topic.

@APompliano it’s been 5 years joe Rogan and Jamie are def ready to talk bitcoin

Anthony Pompliano 🌪 @APompliano

6 years ago

Retweet if you think I should go on @joerogan’s podcast to talk about personal freedom, individual liberties, Bitcoin, and why the bottom 50% of Americans are being screwed by central banks.

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We have offered the United States of America the opportunity to outsource part of its prison system. We are willing to take in only convicted criminals (including convicted U.S. citizens) into our mega-prison (CECOT) in exchange for a fee. The fee would be relatively low for the U.S. but significant for us, making our entire prison system sustainable.

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this is actually insane imagine the decline after 4 more years 😬

What is the difference between two and three? Two is black and white. Three gives rise to all the colors. Two is right or wrong, on or off, A or B, and three is a combination of the best options. Two is polarization, left vs. right, you versus me, and three is our common ground, our collective interests, our sense of community. The Power of Three is evident throughout our world–with the exception of American politics.  Today half of America identifies not as Republican or Democrat, but as Independent–making us the country’s largest voting block for the first time in American history. Yet those who believe in the power of three, who reject the broken two-party system, who dislike both faces of the corporate oligarchy have virtually zero representation in government today. It’s time to end the simplistic, oppositional narrative that governs American politics. It’s time for a third option. It’s time for an Independent.  DONATE NOW ➡️ kennedy24.com/donate LEARN MORE: kennedy24.com #kennedyshanahan24 #rfkjr #kennedy24

Something incredible just happened, and I was beyond excited to celebrate with @BITVOLT 100,000 SUBSCRIBERS AFTER EIGHT YEARS OF GRINDING!

Jamie Dimon’s daughter is a bitcoiner.

Bitcoin News @BitcoinNewsCom

3 years ago

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon in 2017: "I could care less about #Bitcoin... what I have an issue with is a non-fiat cryptocurrency" 👀

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon in 2017: "I could care less about #Bitcoin... what I have an issue with is a non-fiat cryptocurrency" 👀

For more on many of these I hope you check out the News Block: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coi…

I stacked with Swan.com

Why is Evergrande, a Chinese real estate company, filing for Bankruptcy protection in New York?

@RobertKennedyJr It would be great if your Wikipedia page could be changed. It portrays a negative and untrue view of you and is one of the first things to come up when people google you.

#Bitcoin has achieved a level of computing that no single nation state can overthrow it. - @aantonop

Michael Saylor - The Future of Bitcoin (BTC Prague 2023 Keynote) youtu.be/8Mhu6dxj7qk via @YouTube