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Tonight is the last time I will sleep in my own bed next to my loving wife. For the next 5 years I will be housed in a federal prison at taxpayer expense for a "crime" without a victim. Just one of many victims of lawfare perpetrated by a weaponized Biden DOJ where truth and justice were sidelined in favor of a political anti innovation agenda. Where evidence was hidden and suppressed because it didn't fit the story highly partisan line prosecutors needed to tell. Where Supreme Court precedence was ignored by activist judges.
Tomorrow I will surrender to FPC Morgantown. I will no longer be Keonne Rodriguez inside that institution, instead I will be a number, 11404-511. But outside of those walls my name will be kept alive. My loving wife, my family, my friends, all of you who have supported #pardonsamourai will make sure of that. I know walking into that institution that the story doesn't end there.
I maintain hope that President @realDonaldTrump is a fair man, a man of the people, who will see this prosecution for what it was: an anti innovation, anti american, attack on the rights and liberties of free people. I believe his team @AGPamBondi @EdMartinDOJ @DAGToddBlanche and others truly want to end the weaponization of the DOJ that the previous administration wielded so effectively.
The framers of our Constitution gave the Executive the power to pardon for exactly this reason, to balance out and restore justice when no one else would. President Trump has proven he takes that power seriously. I believe he will continue to wield that power for good and pardon me and Bill.
Keep up the noise. Thank you all for your support. See you on the other side.
You dont hate coinbase enough
Just pay a normal living wage.
I find the offshoring shameful. There's plenty of Americans who would love to work a Coinbase support job and they would do a much better job but they cost money+benefits.
Instead, all of our personal information got nefariously stolen and now I'm bombarded every day with scam emails and texts from scammers trying to get into my Coinbase account.
Leaks can happen domestically too but they're almost always the result of a weak point in the security, not intentional. Coinbase customer data was not compromised, it was purchased bc the ppl they hired for support were literally scammers with no accountability, willing to sell customer data to other scammers.
Can't drive this home enough:
It wasn't a data breach.
Coinbase literally hired scammers who sold your info and now you'll get bombarded with scam texts/emails forever.
I know binance listed a perp for it I just can't prove it
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SEANSNACKN retweeted
I respect Stack’s story.
He’s built something, he’s earned his freedom, and he’s using Bitcoin the way it was meant to be used: to buy back his time.
That’s what every Bitcoiner should aspire to.
But with that freedom comes a responsibility, especially when you’ve got a large audience of people who are still trying to find their footing.
They’re not sitting on 7-figure capital reserves.
They’re scraping together what they can.
They’re at the stage where one wrong move, one “opportunity” that turns out to be vapour, could wreck their entire future.
And that’s where I think the line has to be drawn.
Because Bitcoin isn’t an investment.
It’s a savings technology.
It’s the foundation, the base layer that protects you from the failure of everything else.
You don’t “diversify” into Bitcoin; you build on top of it once you understand it.
The rest, including AI, robotics, equities, and venture bets, are all investing.
Investing is a form of risk-taking, and it has its place, but not before someone has established sovereignty first.
You don’t experiment with the roof when the foundation’s still wet.
What worries me isn’t that Stack’s branching out, that’s his right.
What worries me is that newcomers will read his posts and think, “Maybe Bitcoin’s already too late. Maybe I should chase the next asymmetric play.”
That’s how people end up broke, bitter, and out of the game entirely.
They’ll forget that what separates Bitcoin from everything else isn’t its upside, it’s its truth and integrity.
Every other asset can be gamed, manipulated, or inflated.
Bitcoin alone sits outside that system.
It’s the savings account for the age of collapse.
You start there.
You build your defences there.
You stack until you’ve got real exposure, not a fraction of a fraction.
Then, once you’re secure, go build, take risks, and explore.
But not before.
If Bitcoin is the signal, everything else is noise until you’re tuned in.
Save first, speculate later.
If Stack’s message is about freedom, then mine is about order.
Because without order, freedom eats itself.
And Bitcoin is order. It’s honest, mathematical, incorruptible order.
You don’t move on from that.
You build from it.
I understand that many of you only followed me for my Bitcoin posts.
And I've been bullish about Bitcoin on X and in real life since about $3K per coin.
But my primary mission is to provide my family with a high quality of life.
If that's your goal too, then stick around.
Since I was 15, the majority of my mental energy has gone into figuring out how I could avoid the rat race and live an uncommonly good life.
I knew I wanted to provide a top class life for my family one day.
- A quality home in a safe and beautiful environment
- Freedom to work on stuff that interests me
- Ability to prioritize health
- No financial stress
I just didn't know how I'd get there from zero.
I knew I needed capital to invest.
So I focused my attention on how to get some.
I put all of my energy and focus into building businesses.
I learned to code, sell, and market.
When I finally I turned sweat equity into 7 figures of capital, I moved my attention towards where to allocate that capital.
I studied.
I learned how money worked, I learned about debt cycles, I studied all the different asset classes.
And concluded that Bitcoin was the biggest opportunity.
When March 2020 came, I went all in.
I knew that it was a ridiculous opportunity.
And I've been spelling it out on X since sub $10K.
Before Michael Saylor started evangelizing.
Now everyone knows Bitcoin is going to $1 million and beyond... But it's not the same kind of non-consensus investment as it was at $5K.
You had to have brass balls (or ovaries) to be backing up the truck in March 2020 when people thought the world was ending.
Today you're following Larry Fink's guidance.
Don't get me wrong, Bitcoin is still a great investment.
It's hugely de-risked and it's still my largest holding by far.
But I believe there are more asymmetric opportunities out there now.
If Bitcoin is your guiding light. Your religion. Your purpose.
You will overlook these opportunities.
You will unfollow me if I talk about them.
And that's totally fine. I understand.
Bitcoin is safe and easy to hold. And you'll do well.
But if you want a return profile similar to $3K Bitcoin on a similar timeline... You need to look elsewhere.
This is where many go astray.
They buy shitcoins.
Or they silo themselves into exclusively Bitcoin-related investments.
But that limited thinking has lead many Bitcoiners to slaughter via BTC treasury companies.
Many of which are down 90% from their peak.
I will never recommend a vaporware shit coin or "the next Bitcoin."
Nor will I highlight something I don't believe in.
I will always share my own genuine thoughts.
That doesn't mean they'll be right.
But they will be honest.
I've gotten a lot of sh*t for sharing a bullish thesis on Bakkt.
Let's check back on that in two years.
But in the meantime, check out what I wrote in May 2024 about Bitcoin miners converting to AI compute (see screenshot).
Iren has outperformed Bitcoin by about 800% since then.
Bitfarms is up 100% since I mentioned it 8 days ago.
I don't share this with you to give you FOMO.
I share because if your guiding light is providing a high quality life for your family... If you're open to genuine opportunity...
Then you will realize that the AI and robotics revolution will create more opportunities like this.
And a smart, tactical exposure to this once in a lifetime economic transition could make sense for you.
Some other Bitcoiners wouldn't write this out of fear of the maxi backlash.
But I've never cared about how many followers I have.
So I'm free to say:
Make your family (and God if that's your thing) your guiding light and watch what opportunities appear in front of you.
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Wtf happened in 1971?!
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⏳ How many hours of labor to earn 1 ₿itcoin?
In 2015: 13 hours
In 2020: 380 hours (~16 days)
In 2025: 3,800 hours (~5 months)
At this rate, by 2030 it might take a lifetime.
Your time is getting debased. Stack bitcoin to save time.
It's one of those I'll believe it when I see it things but I wouldn't be surprised if cycles change from here on out
