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SOURCE: @bramk @JamesLavish

“Nations are moving away from treasuries… moving toward gold… and eventually Bitcoin.” – James Lavish Once the U.S. weaponized reserves, the trust was gone. BRICS saw the signal. Hard assets became the hedge. Bitcoin becomes the exit.

Michael Saylor's Strategy just bought another 10,624 Bitcoin — nearly a billion dollars at $90,615 a coin. MSTR now sits on 660,624 BTC. While everyone argues about the waves… he’s still loading the lifeboat. Most are going down with the ship.

“Retail isn’t here… but Bitcoin keeps grinding higher.” – Lyn Alden Lyn Alden explains why fiscal dominance is breaking the old market playbook — and why institutions are driving this cycle.

SOURCE: @GrantCardone @Saylor

“We put Bitcoin in the middle of the balance sheet and became more volatile than every stock in the S&P.” – Michael Saylor That’s what happens when you turn digital money into a capital flywheel instead of dead cash.

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This is why institutions are sprinting in. They don’t fear volatility. They fear a world where every company is disrupted… and the only durable digital asset is the one they under-allocated to. They don’t fear Bitcoin. They fear not owning enough.

“I believe Bitcoin’s greatest asset is time… In 15 years it becomes the only digital idea with a moat.”  AI disrupts everything. Entrepreneurs, industries, public companies — all get out-competed. But Bitcoin is immune to time. It strengthens by surviving, not innovating.

Now add AI. AI compresses business cycles. Erodes margins. Shortens lifespans of every company and every innovation. Everything becomes a commodity. Nothing holds its edge for long. Except Bitcoin. Because Bitcoin doesn’t compete. It anchors.

And for ordinary people? People don’t “flee” to Bitcoin. They arrive there — exhausted by systems that melt their savings, freeze their accounts, or inflate away their choices.  Bitcoin isn’t the asset of fear. It’s the asset of escape, agency and hope.

Jordi Visser explains the structure: This is Bitcoin’s “silent IPO.” Long-held early coins are finally hitting the market. And that slow distribution is colliding with record institutional inflows.  Price isn’t weak — it’s heavy. A rotation, not a rejection.

If that's true, why are nation-state investment arms accumulating? The answer is simple: They’re not afraid of the world. They’re afraid of missing the monetary base layer of the future. Fear of exclusion — not fear of destruction. That’s a very different kind of fear.

Then Larry Fink goes on stage and admits something extraordinary: Sovereign wealth funds are buying every major drawdown. More at $120K. More at $100K. More in the $80Ks. “These are long-only positions… this is not a trade.”  But he still calls Bitcoin “an asset of fear.”

Saylor spelled it out: Some of the largest U.S. banks – JP Morgan – Citi – Wells Fargo – BNY – Schwab – Vanguard – Bank of America All turned pro-Bitcoin in the last six months.  Most right after the leverage flush.

As the dust settles after the dump to $80K, something is finally clicking into place. Sovereign funds are buying every correction. Banks are sprinting toward Bitcoin services. And the world is realizing Bitcoin is built for the AI era. Here’s the real alignment happening. 🧵👇

“All the banks… they’ve all flipped their stance in the last six months.” — Michael Saylor BNY Mellon. Citi. JPMorgan. Wells Fargo. Custody, collateral, credit — the entire banking stack is being rebuilt around Bitcoin. If you’re still waiting for the “adoption wave,” this is

SOURCE: @natbrunell @mikealfred