Leeroy Bitcoin
@LeeroyBitcoins
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I like to bring a Leeroy Jenkins approach to stacking and talking about bitcoin.
Chicago, IL
Joined August 2025
I went through this exact journey myself. After 13 years climbing the ladder at hedge funds in NYC and ultimately reaching my goal of becoming a portfolio manager, I had a major internal crisis. I had the analytical capabilities to do the job, but my nervous system wasn't wired
status = identity. get good grades. go to top school. get top banking/consulting job. maybe MBA. pivot to "next" step in corporate/hedge funds/PE, etc. brunches, cocktail parties are spent sharing what is going on at work. in NYC/SF, the first question is "what do you do for
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Gold is showing us something very important: even a 20T+ asset can have a parabolic move. You're crazy if you think a 2T asset like Bitcoin can't double or triple within a few months.
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There have been 4 occasions in history when $BTC was this undervalued against $GOLD. All of them marked a generational bottom. $BTC just crossed that mark again...
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How I came to see the “Great Feminization” as the most significant event of our century—and a potential threat to civilization.
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In 2019, I read an article about Larry Summers and Harvard that changed the way I look at the world.
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@start9labs @adam3us @_MattHill_ My stance is that what we're seeing isn't some grassroots uprising - it's a small, noisy group whipped up by people who saw a convenient marketing angle. There is no "spam problem" to speak of. These kinds of negative-sum games have appeared before and, without exception, they
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Just got called gay by three 13ish year old teenagers for refusing to buy them a case of beer. America is healing.
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JUST IN: Charlie Lee says he regrets creating Litecoin "Just buy Bitcoin, don't sell"
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"The amateur legal theory dogmatically espoused by a certain swathe of Bitcoiners about illegal content on the blockchain serves more as a justification for filtering than reasonable legal analysis.” - @btcpolicyorg fellow @YaelOss
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@NickSzabo4 @LeeroyBitcoins @phyrooo @lorandimecs @Excellion @_jonasschnelli_ @Shireh0dl @adam3us People have been jailed for running bitcoin mixers. Should core be trying to filter out mixing transactions? Do node operators have liability for relaying mixing transactions? What are the limits of the “there might be legal risks” line of argument?
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The first debate about arbitrary data in the blockchain happened in December 2010 and Satoshi was involved On 8th December 2010, Satoshi released Bitcoin version 0.3.18, which included a standardness check, to only include known transaction types 🧵
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If a $22 trillion asset can move 40% in a year, Bitcoin can do 100%+ no problem, diminishing returns is bullshit.
Gold is up 43.59% YTD. This is the best year of the 21st century — and the fifth best since the end of the gold standard. The economy is in serious trouble, and this is the clearest reflection of it. Hard money is the only true money.
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