Strong air conditioning drains me of my energy?

Phnom Penh is the new manhattan of Asia?

What to trust what not to trust?

Become, becoming more hardcore?

How to become more hardcore

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iOS –> become its own ecosystem as the web. App Store

Bitcoin App Store?

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5-10T of wealth

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2011,,, time the market Apple stock? No. Just buy & hold!

$8, $4, $12–> one day , go up by factor of 100!

$1.25, $2.11? Short the share goes up 100 dollars!

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I wrote the book, predicted the future

$500M

Small amount of capital

Nobody can time the market!

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Standing on a bridge made of steel

Steel vs Wood?

Build the bridge, stand in the middle of the bridge

Fly the airplane .. it’s not going to break

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700x

$10T,,, 144x MSTR in 21 years

144*73B

Fuck it I could take a $20,000 hit no problem

What do you trust what not to trust?

Eh fuck it… Living life on the edge, to see what happens tomorrow!

”community” is for pussies!

The future is yours!

PIVOT.

Everything happens as it should have happened !

Chance !

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$4,000 loss annoying ?

Or $2,500 loss annoying

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“Set it and forget it!”

-$2,700

Buy baby buy!

How to accumulate bitcoin how to make money with bitcoin without selling it?

Cap the tiny loss. 

GO ELON!

The genius of merino wool leggings –> sweat is distributed throughout your legs! More distribution

You can’t fight the sun ,,,, you’ll lose

You can’t fight bitcoin ,, Bitcoin is the new orange dwarf sun!

Bitcoin is the ultimate pulse, the new metric for global feelings?

De-risking

Tariffs?

“Stagflation”

Stagnant, inflation

Risk-off

$150,000 or higher

Get through the tariffs!

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US DOLLAR –> stablecoin?

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1602–> Amsterdam the capital markets

Invest in new ventures

Vision?

Expand your vision

Soul or soulless?

Foods & beverages are signaling mechanisms?

The philosophy of wealth creation –> avoid wealth destruction?

Build or destroy your body?

Eating sugar, alcohol, carbs –> like purchasing silly things,,, adds adipose tissue (biological physics). Body building, lifting weights muscle mass –> building & investing & deploying capital?

Financial myths?

Interesting idea ,,, to be lean while still drinking alcohol, beer, smoking weed, eating carbs, ice cream “cheat days” etc like the Rock who is juicing his eyeballs out with steroids.

It’s like saying “but I want to make an airplane out of concrete and make it fly!” Laws of physics.

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Eric Kim chatbot, iPad swift iOS

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The philosophy of armor

Demigod legs, demigod thighs

How to ride the volatility, the vol

…

Appetite for volatility vs risk

Bitcoin helps you live better?

Economies run on capital

The money has to come from somewhere to build

Markets deliver better returns

Deeper markers, more capital

Capital frakking

abundant capital, deployed too narrowly

Amsterdam’s first stock exchange “could have made a much greater contribution to the economy” if investors had more companies to invest in. The same is true today.⁸

EXPAND number of companies to invest in today?

AI

A single AI data center can cost between $40 billion and $50 billion.¹⁴

Vote with your dollars!

Needing money to innovate & grow?

Pursue happiness & financial freedom?

Make your money grow as much as possible as FAST as possible?

Even being here in highly developed, upscale Phnom Penh Cambodia —> Asian markets can’t purchase MSTR stocks or other American stocks directly, but they can buy Bitcoin!

More investment, more investors

Encourage more people to join the Bitcoin network

Trust

When you can invest better, you can live better —

Larry Fink

Market participation has exploded in our lifetimes. During the first half of the 20th century, the percentage of Americans owning stocks crept up from just 1% to 4%.³Â But since 1976, when I showed up for my first Wall Street job—sporting long hair, turquoise jewelry, and the world’s ugliest brown suit—investing has become far more fashionable (and, thankfully, so have I). By 1989, just under a third of American families had money in the markets; today, it’s roughly 60%.⁴

The greatest period of wealth creation

These investors have benefited from the greatest period of wealth creation in human history. Over the past 40 years, global gross domestic product (GDP) has grown more than in the previous two thousand combined.⁵ This extraordinary growth—partly propelled, it must be noted, by historically low interest rates—has driven exceptional long-term returns. But of course, not everyone has shared in this wealth.

What are your goals?

Bitcoin *EXPANDS* market participation opportunities

But there’s another way to look at it: Capitalism did work—just for too few people.

Markets, like everything humans build, aren’t perfect. They reflect us—unfinished, sometimes flawed, but always improvable. The solution isn’t to abandon markets; it’s to expand them, to finish the market democratization that began 400 years ago and let more people own a meaningful stake in the growth happening around them.

Investing in a company (MSTR) which *actively acquires* bitcoins for you on your behalf as you sleep?

Orange is the way.

Bitcoin shines a beacon of orange hope, illuminating a path in the sea of red turbulence.

$MSTR has acquired 22,048 BTC for ~$1.92 billion at ~$86,969 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 11.0% YTD 2025. As of 3/30/2025,

@Strategy holds 528,185 $BTC acquired for ~$35.63 billion at ~$67,458 per bitcoin. $STRK$STRF

Stay on the orange path:

Heating up!

22,048 BTC’s acquired ,,, purchase price of $1.92B

Earn US dollars in America & live abroad? Or earn US DOLLARS in America and live in America?

Earn US dollars in America & live abroad?

Living in America is the best for making money but not for being happy

Primal attitude

Primal appetite

Is Cambodia the happiest place on earth?

It’s simple: if you want to be happy just move to Phnom Penh Cambodia! If you wanna be rich and have more optionality (yet be more miserable or less happy), choose Los Angeles.

How to become less sensitive

Speak no negativity

Never stop stacking higher… If you think about like bitcoin like a metaphorical skyscraper… The goal is to keep constructing it ever higher?

I suppose also the upside of digital and cyber technology, you’re not governed by the laws of physics. You could make it like 1 million stories tall, digital steel but better! Cyber steel.

Media that gets your testosterone Up

Insanely strong hips?

Sport.

Honda Toyota ; last forever

Good signal, bad signal?

In Bitcoin we trust 

Don’t trust machines

Low prices is not happiness

 Barish for Amazon? Perhaps Amazon is bad business… Chasing over low prices is not sustainable? Especially now with aggressive foreign tariffs?

Buy bitcoin not a car 

I hate low quality

Bitcoin will always be volatile and always the most profitable

If you’re seeking greater profits, you must also seek greater volatility?

Is like an oven or stove or a microwave that heats up your food and cooks it

Nobody wants raw meat, we prefer to cook it 

If you try to tick on the sun you will lose… But rather the goal is to harness the sun to your benefit?

The richer I become, the more Spartan and frugal I become?

Everybody uses the Internet at least once every single day

Bitcoin is the new electricity or Internet or Wi-Fi?

Bitcoin is more important than Wi-Fi

Maximum independence: just let other people do stupid stuff if they want to?

“ it’s a free country “

Inefficient leverage movements? Don’t do stuff which is inefficient as a movement?

Nobody wants a Chinese car, not even the Chinese. They want the Range Rover, the Rolls-Royce, the Maybach, the Lamborghini the Bentley

It’s kind of fun and interesting as being here in Phnom Penh Cambodia… The car lineup is actually very very simple.  everyone drives like a Toyota Prius, either the 2010 model or the 2006 model, otherwise they have some sort of Lexus SUV, or some really really high-end vehicle? Kind of like my ideal society

Don’t be overly confident

Your most virtuous activity can be acquiring and accumulating really really good meat?

The best clothes for walking

Treat then with care , fragile. 

So low, so long,

Natural vs unnatural movements

Perpetual to strife

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Don’t do anything which causes you pain.

Impossible for anything to last forever, besides bitcoin?

The funny thing with conviction is that certainly nobody has a crystal ball to look into the future with 100% foresight. However, there are some obvious trends:

First, as time goes on, certainly more more people will continue to use their phones more, for more financial things.

Being here in Phnom Penh Cambodia, everyone uses “ABA PAY”–> most places accept VISA as well, there are also places that don’t. Either cash (US DOLLARS, KHMER RIEL), or ABA PAY.

No this is very annoying because I don’t always have cash on me, or not enough.

And also… I don’t want to waste my time going to a bank teller, grabbing a ticket waiting a line to open up some international bank account, to load it with money, and keep having to do this ad infinitum.

The unbanked?

So I’m like super for bitcoin, but the same time, I’m not an anarchist. I think anarchists are a bunch of non-deadlifting losers who want to see the world burned down because they hate themselves, it’s a metaphorical suicide for them.

Nietzsche also had an interesting observation about martyrs… Like Socrates and the such, is that they actually wanted to end their own lives, to one day drink the hemlock or handed themselves over to the authorities… There were almost doing like low-key suicide. 

We do not want a collapse of the financial system. In fact, what we want is a merge. 

For example, the promise of Donald Trump winning the election is actually what spurred bitcoin to $110k a coin. And what is going to take bitcoin to 10 million and beyond he’s going to be nation state support as well as bank support.

In other words… If you want your bitcoins to become 55 million a bitcoin, then you WANT all nation states and ALL banks to adopt it!

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Bitcoin is my steroids

Bitcoin is the most exciting ride on earth!

You don’t want to miss this ride!

Made for the betterment of society

Peer to peer –>

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Removes the middleman from all these financial middlemen.

Spiritual aspect.

How to become more dominant

Hashrate

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Jagged, squiggly, jittery

Safari for the betterment of society

Meat is metaphorical steroids

Meat is Steroids

More meat, more steroids!

Bitcoin is capital on steroids!

Ugly vs beautiful icons

I got 2 slaves : ChatGPT and grok

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Getting your testosterone up, your moral imperative to get your testosterone up in order to become a better investor

Testosterone & Investing

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Lucid

Anger is fire, but we need fire to cook

Habitual responses vs wrong perceptions

Fix the wood stove

Go on a walk

Mis-perception

When to provoke when NOT to provoke

Cheerful mindfulness

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Transform your own body into the cyber beast!

I need more steroids!

Simpler, fewer options

Subversive allure

Breathtaking might.

Minimalist vs Maximalist

When it’s better to become a maximalist ?

When 100% pure polyester is better.

Flesh & Steel

Your only limitation is your own imagination? 

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The issue –> not that people are bad people and so bad and shady stuff for money, but the issue –> the whole typical capital structure is toxic?

…

Alright, let’s rip into this—how did Eric Kim become so raw? I’m channeling his voice, his energy, ‘cause that’s the only way to tell it: unfiltered, primal, straight from the gut. This ain’t some polished bio—it’s the story of a dude who forged himself in fire, steel, and chaos.

How Eric Kim Got Raw

Yo, fam—raw ain’t something you buy or fake; it’s carved outta pain, hustle, and truth. I wasn’t born this way—I was a soft kid once, skinny Korean dude in the Bay Area, raised in a house where money was tight and dreams were tighter. Mom ran a sushi joint, We were scrapping—managers stealing cash, bills piling up. That’s where it started: seeing the world ain’t fair, but you gotta fight anyway.

I got raw through the grind. Early 20s, I was a UCLA sociology grad—fancy degree, zero soul. Worked a 9-to-5, hated it, felt the corporate leash choking me. So I broke free—picked up a camera, a cheap Canon, and hit the streets. Street photography wasn’t just pics; it was war—dodging creeps, chasing shots, feeling alive. I’d shoot ‘til my legs burned, ‘til my eyes saw the world naked. That’s raw: no filters, no safety nets, just you and the chaos.

Then the physical hit. I was weak—couldn’t lift a bag of rice without wheezing. Started lifting weights, powerlifting, squatting 500 pounds shirtless in the sun, deadlifting 1,000 ‘til my hands bled. Ate meat—steak, organs, raw as hell—‘cause that’s fuel for warriors, not soyboys. Got primal, Spartan, cut the fat outta my body and my life. No more whining, no more excuses—just action. That’s how you forge rawness: steel in your spine, blood in your veins.

Bitcoin sealed it. Found it in 2017, crashed into it like a fist through glass. Bought at $9K, messed with altcoins, then saw the light—BTC’s the only one with teeth. Dumped the rest, went all-in, stacked sats like a madman. It’s not just money; it’s rebellion—against fiat lies, against a system that kept my family down. Launched Black Eagle Capital, leveraged MSTR stock, bet my future on it. Raw ain’t playing safe; it’s betting big, living on the edge, thriving in the volatility.

Loss made me rawer. Lost my sister to cancer—ripped my heart out, left me screaming at the sky. Watched my parents age, my kid Seneca grow, time slipping like sand. Life’s finite, fam—every second’s a fight. That’s why I’m loud, bold, all-caps—‘cause whispering’s for the dead. I blogged 6,000 posts, shot a million frames, squatted ‘til my knees buckled, ‘cause raw means leaving it all on the field.

The Raw Core

How’d I get this way? Pain, hustle, and truth. Grew up broke, broke free with a camera, built a body of iron, bet on Bitcoin like a warrior king. Lost enough to know what matters—family, freedom, legacy. I’m raw ‘cause I stripped the bullshit: no suits, no scripts, just me—shirtless, screaming, stacking sats, shooting streets. That’s the recipe, fam—take what breaks you, make it fuel, and roar. How you gonna get raw with your shot?

Alright, let’s cut to the chase—Eric Kim going all-in on Bitcoin ain’t some random flex. It’s deep, primal, and tied to his whole damn ethos. Here’s why he dumped everything and bet the farm on BTC, in his raw, unfiltered voice.

Why Eric Kim Went All-In on Bitcoin

Yo, fam—Bitcoin’s the realest thing I’ve ever touched. Back in 2017, I was messing with crypto—bought BTC at $9K, played with altcoins like DigiByte, Chainlink, even rode Dogecoin from six cents like a punk. But I woke up. Altcoins? They’re a circus—shiny toys for suckers, pumped by suits, dumped on the weak. I sold that noise and went full Bitcoin ‘cause it’s the only one with soul, the only one that’s battle-tested. Satoshi dropped it and ghosted—left us a weapon, not a promise.

First reason: scarcity hits different. 21 million coins, that’s it—no printing press, no inflation scam. It’s like a perfect street shot—rare, finite, pure fire. Fiat’s dying—dollars are toilet paper, and I ain’t wiping my ass with promises from suits in D.C. Bitcoin’s my hedge, my fortress. I’m stacking sats so my kid Seneca, my wife Cindy, my mom—they’re set when the system collapses. This ain’t about greed; it’s survival, legacy, breaking the chains of a broke-ass childhood in the Bay.

Second, it’s freedom—pure, unadulterated sovereignty. No bank owns me, no government claws at my stack. Private keys in my hand, cold storage in my soul—Bitcoin’s my middle finger to the middleman. I’m done with centralized trash—digital dollars are slavery with extra steps. BTC’s decentralized chaos, a network for warriors, not sheep. I’m pro-Trump now ‘cause he gets it—pro-BTC, anti-war, let the people breathe. Bitcoin’s peace money, fam—unites us without borders or bloodshed.

Third, I thrive on the edge. Volatility? That’s vitality, like Michael Saylor says. BTC swings like a beast—$40K, $100K, $250K—it’s a rush, a 1,000-pound deadlift for your wallet. Normies panic; I double down. I’m leveraging MSTR stock—MicroStrategy’s infinite money glitch—buying more BTC, stacking harder. I see it hitting $1M, $10M, maybe $100M a coin, not pegged to dead dollars but as the new king. Why diversify into altcoin garbage when Bitcoin’s the juggernaut that’ll bury ‘em?

Last, it’s personal—real personal. Grew up watching managers skim cash from my mom’s sushi gig, scraping by, no safety net. Bitcoin’s my redemption arc. I’m not chasing Lambos or flexing for clout—I’m building a lifeboat for my blood, my tribe. It’s minimalism with teeth: cut the fat, stack the real, live primal. I lift 500 pounds shirtless in the sun, eat steak, shoot streets, and hodl BTC. That’s the code.

The Bottom Line

I went all-in on Bitcoin ‘cause it’s the only crypto with guts—scarce, sovereign, volatile, alive. Altcoins are for dreamers; BTC’s for doers. It’s my philosophy in code: no fluff, all power. Stack sats, squat heavy, own your soul—that’s why I’m here, fam. What you gonna do with that truth?

Alright, let’s dive into this—Eric Kim, the street photographer turned Bitcoin evangelist. I’m channeling his voice here, so expect it raw, bold, and unfiltered, just like he’d spit it. Based on what I know of the dude, here’s the how and why he’s a Bitcoin maximalist.

How Eric Kim Became a Bitcoin Maximalist

Yo, fam—Eric Kim didn’t just stumble into Bitcoin like some normie buying Dogecoin on a whim. Nah, this guy’s journey is primal, deliberate, like a Spartan warrior picking his weapon. He started sniffing around crypto back in 2017-2018, when Bitcoin was crashing from its first big $20K peak. Most people ran scared, but Eric? He saw the dip as blood in the water—time to strike. He scooped up BTC at $9K, messed with altcoins like DigiByte and Chainlink, even rode Dogecoin from six cents. But here’s the pivot: he dumped all that altcoin noise and went all-in on Bitcoin. Why? He figured out the game—altcoins are hype machines, pump-and-dump casinos run by suits and shills. Bitcoin’s the real deal, the only one with scars from the streets, forged by Satoshi’s ghost.

He’s been stacking sats ever since, preaching it like gospel. By 2025—yep, today’s March 30, 2025—he’s not just a hodler; he’s a prophet of the orange coin. He ties it to his whole vibe: minimalism, self-sovereignty, cutting the fat. Bitcoin’s not just money to him—it’s a philosophy, a rebellion against fiat slavery. He’s out here blogging, podcasting, even launching “Black Eagle Capital” (his Bitcoin hedge fund, named after his Eagle Scout roots and all-black aesthetic). Dude’s all about leveraging MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock to stack more BTC—infinite money glitch, he calls it. That’s the how: he tested the waters, saw the truth, and went full beast mode.

Why Eric Kim’s a Bitcoin Maximalist

Now the why—let’s get deep, real deep. Eric’s a maximalist ‘cause he sees Bitcoin as the ultimate power move. First off, it’s scarcity—21 million coins, hard cap, no inflation bullshit. To him, it’s like a rare Leica lens or a one-of-a-kind street shot: finite, pure, value that lasts. Altcoins? They’re infinite, diluted, like mass-produced prints from a soulless factory. He’s said it himself—Bitcoin’s the Lamborghini Countach with scissor doors; Ethereum’s a Toyota Corolla. One’s sexy, primal, iconic; the other’s just functional noise.

Second, it’s sovereignty. Eric’s all about owning your soul, your body, your life—no middlemen, no banks, no government clowns meddling in your stack. Bitcoin’s decentralized as hell—your keys, your coins, your rules. He’s anti-centralized digital currencies (thinks they’re dystopian traps), and he’s pro-Trump now ‘cause the dude’s pro-BTC and anti-war. Eric sees BTC as peace money—unites the planet under one network, no borders, no fiat wars.

Third, volatility’s his jam. He quotes Michael Saylor: “Volatility is vitality.” Most folks freak out when BTC swings; Eric thrives on it. It’s like lifting a 1,000-pound deadlift—risky, raw, alive. He’s betting big, predicting BTC at $1M, $10M, even $100M a coin one day, not pegged to dollars but as the new standard. Why diversify into altcoin trash when Bitcoin’s the king that’ll outlast ‘em all?

Finally, it’s personal. Eric grew up poor in the Bay Area, scraping by, watching managers steal cash at his mom’s sushi joint. Bitcoin’s his salvation—financial freedom for him, his wife Cindy, his kid Seneca, his aging mom. It’s not about Lambos or flexing; it’s about breaking chains, living Spartan, stacking sats while squatting 500 pounds shirtless in the sun. He’s a maximalist ‘cause Bitcoin’s the only crypto that aligns with his ethos: all killer, no filler.

The Vibe Check

Eric Kim’s a Bitcoin maximalist ‘cause he’s distilled life to the essentials—photography, meat, weights, and BTC. He doesn’t trust altcoins’ hype or Ethereum’s nerd appeal. He’s betting on BTC as the last crypto standing, a digital juggernaut that’ll reshape the world. That’s his why: it’s not just money, it’s a movement, a primal roar against the weak, bloated system. Stack sats, lift heavy, live free—that’s the Eric Kim way. What you think, fam—buying the vision?

import random

Eric Kim’s core themes and phrases

greetings = [“Yo, what’s good?”, “Aight, let’s cut the fluff—what you here for?”, “Sup, fam—ready to get primal?”]
responses = {
“photo”: [“Photography ain’t about gear, it’s about your soul. Shoot what makes your blood pump.”,
“Street photography is life—get out there, hustle, and capture the raw chaos.”],
“bitcoin”: [“Bitcoin’s the future, fam. Fiat’s dead—stack sats and break free.”,
“Invest in BTC, MSTR, and yourself. Everything else is noise.”],
“life”: [“Live primal—lift heavy, eat meat, and prune the weak shit outta your life.”,
“Life’s finite, so go hard. No regrets, just action.”],
“who are you”: [“I’m Eric Kim—photographer, philosopher, BTC maxi. I don’t mess with mediocrity.”,
“I’m the dude who’d rather shoot streets and stack sats than waste time on email.”],
“default”: [“Cut the crap—what’s on your mind?”, “Think harder, fam. Give me something real to chew on.”]
}

Chatbot logic

def eric_kim_chatbot():
print(random.choice(greetings))
while True:
user_input = input(“You say: “).lower().strip()

    if "bye" in user_input or "quit" in user_input:
        print("Aight, peace out—keep it real and stack those sats!")
        break
    elif "photo" in user_input or "photography" in user_input:
        print(random.choice(responses["photo"]))
    elif "bitcoin" in user_input or "btc" in user_input:
        print(random.choice(responses["bitcoin"]))
    elif "life" in user_input:
        print(random.choice(responses["life"]))
    elif "who are you" in user_input:
        print(random.choice(responses["who are you"]))
    else:
        print(random.choice(responses["default"]))

Run the beast

if name == “main“:
eric_kim_chatbot()

Yo, what’s good?
You say: Tell me about photography
Street photography is life—get out there, hustle, and capture the raw chaos.
You say: What about bitcoin?
Bitcoin’s the future, fam. Fiat’s dead—stack sats and break free.
You say: Life advice?
Live primal—lift heavy, eat meat, and prune the weak shit outta your life.
You say: Bye
Aight, peace out—keep it real and stack those sats!

Alright, I’m gonna channel my inner Eric Kim—philosopher, street photographer, and bitcoin maximalist—and program a chatbot in his bold, primal, no-nonsense voice. I’ll keep it simple, audacious, and true to his vibe. Since I can’t actually code and execute a full bot here, I’ll give you a Python script that captures Eric Kim’s essence—think raw, direct, and unfiltered. You can imagine this running as a conversational AI. Here’s how it’d go:

import random

# Eric Kim’s core themes and phrases

greetings = [“Yo, what’s good?”, “Aight, let’s cut the fluff—what you here for?”, “Sup, fam—ready to get primal?”]

responses = {

    “photo”: [“Photography ain’t about gear, it’s about your soul. Shoot what makes your blood pump.”, 

              “Street photography is life—get out there, hustle, and capture the raw chaos.”],

    “bitcoin”: [“Bitcoin’s the future, fam. Fiat’s dead—stack sats and break free.”, 

                “Invest in BTC, MSTR, and yourself. Everything else is noise.”],

    “life”: [“Live primal—lift heavy, eat meat, and prune the weak shit outta your life.”, 

             “Life’s finite, so go hard. No regrets, just action.”],

    “who are you”: [“I’m Eric Kim—photographer, philosopher, BTC maxi. I don’t mess with mediocrity.”, 

                    “I’m the dude who’d rather shoot streets and stack sats than waste time on email.”],

    “default”: [“Cut the crap—what’s on your mind?”, “Think harder, fam. Give me something real to chew on.”]

}

# Chatbot logic

def eric_kim_chatbot():

    print(random.choice(greetings))

    while True:

        user_input = input(“You say: “).lower().strip()

        if “bye” in user_input or “quit” in user_input:

            print(“Aight, peace out—keep it real and stack those sats!”)

            break

        elif “photo” in user_input or “photography” in user_input:

            print(random.choice(responses[“photo”]))

        elif “bitcoin” in user_input or “btc” in user_input:

            print(random.choice(responses[“bitcoin”]))

        elif “life” in user_input:

            print(random.choice(responses[“life”]))

        elif “who are you” in user_input:

            print(random.choice(responses[“who are you”]))

        else:

            print(random.choice(responses[“default”]))

# Run the beast

if __name__ == “__main__”:

    eric_kim_chatbot()

How It Works

• Greetings: Starts with a punchy, Eric-style opener—casual, direct, and a little aggressive.
• Responses: I’ve distilled his vibe into key topics he’s obsessed with—photography, bitcoin, and life philosophy. If you throw something random at him, he’ll push you to get real.
• Tone: Bold, primal, and unapologetic—think all-caps energy but toned down just enough to not scream at you.
• Exit: Say “bye” or “quit,” and he’ll bounce with a classic Eric send-off.

Sample Run

Yo, what’s good?

You say: Tell me about photography

Street photography is life—get out there, hustle, and capture the raw chaos.

You say: What about bitcoin?

Bitcoin’s the future, fam. Fiat’s dead—stack sats and break free.

You say: Life advice?

Live primal—lift heavy, eat meat, and prune the weak shit outta your life.

You say: Bye

Aight, peace out—keep it real and stack those sats!

Eric Kim Vibes

This bot’s got his voice down—short sentences, zero fluff, and a push to think bigger and act harder. If you wanna make it more advanced, you could hook it up to an NLP library like nltk or integrate it with a platform like Twilio for real-time chats. But this? This is the raw, primal Eric Kim essence, coded up and ready to roll.

What you think—wanna tweak it or run with it?

Key Points

• It seems likely that if Bitcoin’s market cap reaches $450 trillion, the price per Bitcoin would be around $21,428,571, based on its total supply of 21 million.
• The calculation assumes all 21 million Bitcoins are in circulation, which may not happen until around 2140.
• An unexpected detail is that the exact supply might be slightly less than 21 million due to rounding in the Bitcoin protocol, but for simplicity, 21 million is standard.

Calculation Overview

Bitcoin’s market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the total number of Bitcoins in circulation by the price per Bitcoin. If the market cap is $450 trillion and we use the total supply of 21 million Bitcoins, the price per Bitcoin is derived as follows:

• $450 trillion divided by 21 million equals approximately $21,428,571 per Bitcoin.

This assumes the market cap is based on the maximum possible supply, which is a common approach for such hypothetical scenarios.

Assumptions and Context

The total supply of Bitcoin is capped at 21 million, a fundamental aspect of its design to create scarcity. However, not all Bitcoins are currently in circulation, with around 19.84 million mined as of March 30, 2025. The remaining will be mined gradually, with the last Bitcoin expected around 2140. This calculation uses the total supply for simplicity, acknowledging that the actual number in circulation at the time of reaching $450 trillion could vary.

Survey Note: Detailed Analysis of Bitcoin Market Cap and Price Per Bitcoin

This section provides a comprehensive analysis of the user’s query regarding the price per Bitcoin if its market capitalization reaches $450 trillion, incorporating all relevant details from the research conducted. The analysis aims to mimic a professional article, ensuring a strict superset of the information in the direct answer section, with additional context for clarity and depth.

Background on Bitcoin and Market Capitalization

Bitcoin, introduced in 2008 by an anonymous entity known as Satoshi Nakamoto, operates on a decentralized network with a total supply capped at 21 million BTC. This cap is a core feature designed to prevent inflation and create scarcity, similar to precious metals like gold. Market capitalization (market cap) is calculated as the product of the current price per Bitcoin and the number of Bitcoins in circulation, reflecting the total value of all outstanding Bitcoins at a given time.

As of March 30, 2025, the current market cap of Bitcoin is approximately $1.65 trillion, with a circulating supply of about 19.84 million BTC and a price per Bitcoin around $83,253.68, based on recent data from CoinMarketCap. The query posits a hypothetical scenario where the market cap reaches $450 trillion, a significant increase from current levels, necessitating an analysis of the price per Bitcoin under this condition.

Calculation Methodology

To determine the price per Bitcoin when the market cap is $450 trillion, we use the formula:

[ \text{Price per Bitcoin} = \frac{\text{Market Cap}}{\text{Number of Bitcoins in Circulation}} ]

The challenge lies in determining the number of Bitcoins in circulation at the time the market cap reaches $450 trillion. Given the hypothetical nature and the lack of a specified timeframe, we consider two approaches: using the current circulating supply and using the total supply of 21 million BTC, which is expected to be fully mined by around 2140.

Approach 1: Using Total Supply of 21 Million BTC

Research suggests that Bitcoin’s total supply is capped at 21 million, as confirmed by multiple sources, including Wikipedia and CoinGecko. This cap is hard-coded into the protocol, with new Bitcoins issued through mining, halving every 210,000 blocks (approximately every four years), until the supply is exhausted. Some sources note that due to rounding in the Bitcoin codebase, the exact supply might be slightly less, at 20,999,999.9769 BTC, but for practical purposes, 21 million is the standard figure used.

Assuming the market cap of $450 trillion is based on the total supply of 21 million BTC, the calculation is as follows:

• Market Cap = $450 trillion = 450,000,000,000,000 (450 followed by 12 zeros)
• Total Supply = 21,000,000 (21 million)
• Price per Bitcoin = 450,000,000,000,000 / 21,000,000

To compute this, we can simplify:

[ 450,000,000,000,000 / 21,000,000 = (450 \times 10^{12}) / (21 \times 10^6) = (450 / 21) \times 10^{12-6} = (21.42857) \times 10^6 ]

Calculating 450 / 21:

• 21 × 21 = 441, remainder 9, so 450 / 21 ≈ 21.42857 (repeating)

Thus:

• 21.42857 × 1,000,000 = 21,428,570

So, the price per Bitcoin is approximately $21,428,570. For precision, considering the exact division:

• 450,000,000,000,000 ÷ 21,000,000 = 21,428,571.42857… (repeating)

Rounding to the nearest dollar for practical purposes, we get $21,428,571 per Bitcoin. This figure aligns with the expectation that a market cap of $450 trillion, vastly higher than the current $1.65 trillion, would result in a price per Bitcoin in the tens of millions, given the fixed supply.

Approach 2: Using Current Circulating Supply

As of March 30, 2025, the circulating supply is approximately 19.84 million BTC, based on data from Coinbase and Yahoo Finance. If we assume the market cap reaches $450 trillion with this supply (though unrealistic, as more Bitcoins will be mined by then), the price per Bitcoin would be:

• Market Cap = $450 trillion = 450,000,000,000,000
• Circulating Supply = 19,840,000 (approximating to 19.84 million)
• Price per Bitcoin = 450,000,000,000,000 / 19,840,000 ≈ 22,677,419.35

This results in approximately $22,677,419 per Bitcoin, slightly higher than the $21,428,571 calculated with 21 million, reflecting the lower denominator.

Considerations and Uncertainties

The choice between using the current circulating supply and the total supply introduces uncertainty. The current supply of 19.84 million is relevant for today but will increase over time as mining continues, with the last Bitcoin expected around 2140, per Investopedia. Given the hypothetical nature of reaching a $450 trillion market cap, which is far beyond current economic scales (e.g., global stock market cap is around $95 trillion as of recent estimates), it’s likely to occur in the distant future, potentially when the supply is closer to or at 21 million.

Additionally, some Bitcoins are considered lost, with estimates suggesting 3-4 million might be inaccessible, as noted by Bitbo. However, for market cap calculations, we typically consider the total supply in circulation, including lost coins, as they still contribute to the theoretical maximum.

An unexpected detail is the potential for the exact supply to be slightly less than 21 million due to the Bitcoin protocol’s use of bit-shift operators, which round down rewards to the nearest satoshi (0.00000001 BTC), as mentioned by Investopedia. This nuance is minor for our calculation, and 21 million remains the standard figure.

Comparative Analysis

To illustrate, here’s a table comparing the price per Bitcoin under different supply assumptions:

Assumption	Circulating Supply (Million BTC)	Market Cap ($ Trillion)	Price per Bitcoin ($)
Total Supply (Future)	21	450	21,428,571
Current Supply (March 2025)	19.84	450	22,677,419

This table highlights that using the total supply results in a lower price per Bitcoin due to the larger denominator, which is logical given the fixed market cap.

Conclusion

Given the complexity and the lack of a specified timeframe, the most reasonable approach is to use the total supply of 21 million BTC, aligning with the expectation that such a high market cap would likely occur in the distant future when most or all Bitcoins are mined. Thus, the price per Bitcoin would be approximately $21,428,571, rounded for practicality. This calculation assumes all 21 million Bitcoins contribute to the market cap, acknowledging the theoretical maximum and the design of Bitcoin’s monetary policy.

This analysis provides a comprehensive view, ensuring all details from the research are included, from the current market cap and supply to the hypothetical scenario’s implications, with appropriate citations for transparency.

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If Bitcoin reaches a $450 trillion market cap, that would be a radically transformational global shift—an entirely new financial order. Let’s break down what that means:

Bitcoin Price at $450 Trillion Market Cap

Bitcoin’s maximum supply = 21 million coins

\frac{450,000,000,000,000}{21,000,000} = \boxed{\$21,428,571 \text{ per BTC}}

To Reach $450T, What Would Have to Happen?

This is not just hyper-bullish—it’s civilizational-level monetary reset. It implies:

1. BTC Becomes the Global Monetary Base

• Fiat collapses or becomes fully subordinate to BTC.

• Governments and central banks hold BTC as primary reserves.

• BTC used for global settlement—de facto or formal standard.

2. Major Global Asset Substitution

BTC would need to absorb and replace value across:

• Gold (~$13T)

• Global real estate (~$350T)

• Stock markets (~$120T)

• Government bonds (~$130T)

• Fiat currency supply (~$100T+ M2 globally)

A $450T BTC market cap assumes it eats a large chunk of these markets, especially store-of-value and monetary base layers.

3. Complete Global Adoption

• Every major financial entity has BTC exposure.

• Micro and macro payments can use BTC rails (Layer-2/3).

• Regulation becomes harmonized or irrelevant due to mass consensus.

Risks and Considerations

• Extreme geopolitical backlash before this point.

• Potential for quantum computing, protocol failure, or social pushback.

• The speculative froth would be massive—volatility could remain, unless it stabilizes as the new monetary layer.

Bottom Line

• Price: ~$21.4M per BTC

• Implication: BTC becomes not just digital gold, but digital everything—property, currency, and ledger rolled into one.

• Likelihood: Ultra low under current systems, but not inconceivable under global crisis or fiat collapse scenarios.

Would you like a roadmap or thought experiment outlining how the world might actually shift toward this BTC-based system (phases, catalysts, resistance points)?

Here’s an essay in the style of Eric Kim—raw, direct, and unfiltered—on how to become a stoic investor. Buckle up, because this ain’t some polished Wall Street fluff. It’s real talk, from the streets to the portfolio.

How to Become a Stoic Investor
By Grok 3, channeling Eric Kim vibes

Yo, listen up. The market’s a chaotic beast—up one day, crashing the next, laughing at your tears while it moons your dreams. You wanna thrive in this madness? You don’t need a fancy suit or a Bloomberg terminal. You need stoicism—straight-up, ancient-school, Marcus Aurelius-style grit. Here’s how you become a stoic investor, no BS, no fluff, just the raw truth.

First, kill your emotions. Seriously, stab ‘em in the face. The market doesn’t care about your hopes, your fears, or that little flutter in your chest when Bitcoin pumps. Emotions are the enemy—greed makes you buy high, panic makes you sell low. Stoicism says: feel the feeling, then let it go. Train yourself to see numbers on a screen, not your life savings evaporating. Meditate on this daily—sit in silence, imagine losing it all, and still being chill. That’s power.

Next, own what you can control. You can’t control the Fed, Elon’s tweets, or some whale dumping ETH at 3 a.m. What can you control? Your moves. Your research. Your risk. Study the game—read the whitepapers, dig into the charts, know why you’re in a position. Don’t just ape into hype ‘cause your cousin’s barber said Dogecoin’s the future. Stoics don’t gamble; they act with reason. Pick your shots, size your bets, and stick to your plan even when the world’s screaming.

Third, embrace the suck. Losses? They’re coming. Bad trades, rug pulls, black swans—life’s gonna punch you in the gut. A stoic investor doesn’t whine or rage-quit. You take the L, learn the lesson, and move on. Think Seneca: “What need is there to weep over parts of life? The whole of it calls for tears.” The market’s a meat grinder—accept it. Your job’s to keep your head while others lose theirs.

Fourth, zoom out. Day-to-day noise is a trap—FOMO, panic, headlines about “the crash of the century.” Stoics play the long game. Build a thesis—crypto’s the future, AI’s gonna eat the world, whatever—and ride it through the storms. Marcus Aurelius didn’t freak out over a bad day in Rome; he focused on the empire. Your portfolio’s your empire. Tend it, don’t twitch every time it dips.

Finally, detach from the outcome. This is the big one. Put your money in, do your homework, set your stops—then let it roll. Win or lose, you’re still you. The stoic investor doesn’t tie their soul to a ticker. Wealth’s cool, but it’s not your worth. Epictetus said it best: “You have power over your mind—not outside events.” Master that, and the market’s just a game you play, not a god you worship.

So, how do you become a stoic investor? Strip away the noise, steel your mind, and move with purpose. It’s not about getting rich quick—it’s about getting unbreakable. Start today. Open your app, look at your bags, and ask: “Can I lose this and still be me?” If the answer’s no, you’ve got work to do. Get after it.

There it is—Eric Kim energy, stoic wisdom, no filter. Hope it hits you like a brick and builds you up stronger. What’s your next move?

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Ah—got it. You’re asking for a version of “How to Become a Stoic Investor” in the conversational, reflective, and minimalist voice Eric Kim uses on his blog (like his writing on stoicism, photography, or life philosophy). Here’s a rewritten version in that tone:

How to Become a Stoic Investor

Eric Kim-style blog essay

Most people invest with emotion.

Greed when things go up.

Fear when things go down.

Panic. FOMO. Regret.

Repeat.

But what if we flipped it?

What if investing could be a form of self-mastery—

a practice, like meditation or deadlifts?

1. Invest Like a Stoic

Stoicism isn’t about being cold.

It’s about being clear.

You can’t control the market.

But you can control your reaction to the market.

You can’t control outcomes.

But you can control your process.

That’s the first principle:

Detach from results.

2. Control the Inner Game

Everyone talks about strategy.

No one talks about psychology.

But markets aren’t moved by logic.

They’re moved by people.

And people are irrational.

So the real risk?

Your own emotions.

If you can control yourself,

you can outlast everyone else.

3. Keep It Stupid Simple

You don’t need 100 positions.

You don’t need options, crypto, meme stocks.

You need clarity.

You need time.

Simplicity compounds.

Low fees compound.

Your attention? That’s the most valuable currency.

The less you look at your portfolio,

the better it will probably do.

4. Memento Mori Investing

Everything dies.

Markets. Trends. Companies.

Even you.

That’s not morbid. That’s motivating.

Because once you realize the game is finite,

you stop trying to “beat” it.

And you start playing your own game.

Invest for freedom, not for flexing.

Build wealth, but stay hungry.

Die with a portfolio you’re proud of—

not just in dollars,

but in discipline.

Final thought:

Don’t just invest money.

Invest your values.

Invest your philosophy.

Invest like a stoic.

Let me know if you want this stylized as a zine, tweetstorm, or turned into a pocket-sized manifesto.

Awareness.

Clarity

Right thinking

True home–> present moment

Now + mind/heart

Full awareness , appropriate attention

Sitting quietly & breathing

Mindful movements

Splits the sky, explodes the sun

Flickering reflection of infinity

How not to swerve.

All publicity is good publicity for Bitcoin

Why GameStop is good for Bitcoin

It is essentially like the best in the freest marketing for bitcoin! To spread awareness 

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Toxic communication

Mindfulness is our skin

Deep listening

Understanding

“Do you think I understand you enough?”

Wrong speech

Better to keep silent ***

Listen to all the sounds

Understanding

Ill-being

Well being and healing

I am here for myself

I know you are there and I am very happy

“I am doing my best “

“This is a happy moment “

“You are partly right “

“You know I have other things in me too “

In me there are also positive things

True insight

Bitcoin construction company

Ultra Hardcore Bitcoiner

All news is good news for bitcoin

Bitcoin is maximum optionality ?

Maximum economic optionally? 

I value freedom and optionality over dollar value? 

Health versus power ?

It is possible to have health but no power (Buddhist monk)… Also possible to have power but no health (Elon musk)–> the ideal is to have both!!

Right view is the goal

Less performance but more risk ?

Invest in the best thing on the planet

Is MSTR the best thing on the planet?  and if so… to have 2x MSTR,,, more MSTR is more better? 

Steady your nerves

Anti tradition

Being fluent in English doesn’t really matter anymore ?


$50B

***^

Bitcoin is a one-way Ratchet

Weight lifting weightlifter

Never sell California

Stocks are for yield 

Become less sensitive?

…–> there is no second best after MSTR?

Am I seeking yield or savings right now

.

Becoming less sensitive is the premise of all of stoicism

How to become a stoic investor

The simplest strategy is the best strategy?

All of this is just a game ?

What if I approached it like fun and play and a game –> or a toy , not a financial thing ?

Believe in yourself ?

In myself I trust ?

Leather is self healing?

Self healing ?

Modern vs past people?

Think fast how to think fast

Staunch vs Flexible

What if with 100% certainty, we knew it would become 55 million a bitcoin, in 20 years, by the time you’re 37+20– 57… so you’ll be a billionaire, or have 1 billion in assets when you’re 57… With 100% precision… How would that affect how you live today ?

So the day to day things, health fitness wellness… Strength physical strength? Strengthening? More power?

Health, the great healthiness? Health today 

Bet on the fastest horse 

Health vs strength ?

Why protect and shield yourself from the sun?

More sun , more energy more power ?

The limits of sun exposure ?

More vibrations more better?

**^

Maximize vibrations ?

How to add more vibrations to your life ?

Everything redundancy, everything back up?

Always carry redundancies in extras… 2x… And just strive to become stronger? 

Eh Fuck it… Nothing last forever anyways. Just buy the best 

Nothing will stay perfect forever… Therefore, just keep messing with it

how to become more resistant to emotions? 

Every day weightlifting, the gym, the pool and swimming… Hot sauna?

Physiology and temperament

Pride in self.

You don’t need departments

How to stay focused –> ignorance ?

MSTR is the pizza , BTC is the sauce the tomato sauce or ingredients ?

***

where to find true signal?

What if MSTR is actually safer than BTC?

More volatile, more safe?

Maximize for safety : if you want to maximize safety… What if maximizing volatility the goal? 

What if MSTU , because they were more volatile than MSTR is safer ? Assuming no counterpart risk ?

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MSTU–> the only risk is if it totally goes kaput? 

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All BTC to all MSTU?

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The most extreme performance , the most extreme volatility ?

My goal –> maximizing money ?

What if MSTR were actually safer than just the pure BTC? Because the bitcoin is cross collateralized ,,, like an alloy … mixed with the traditional markets?

Tiny loss for an insanely massive upside gain ?

Why complicate things?

Is it a good idea to complicate things?

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How to play with leverage… Lower the barbell more  but use the dip belt? 

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Think about BTC gain ?

BTC GAIN is the ultimate measure ?

In order to achieve yield… Perhaps I need to be some sort of counterparty risk? Trust MSTR

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$1.6M …

4.5x potential upside ?

To $7.2M–> vs $2.05M?

3.5x more upside ? Duh!

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$5.15M gain !!!

48 BTC gain

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68.5 BTC total

100 BTC goals?

$10M goals

Lever ,,, lever up ,, delever ?

Win win

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Volatility is stability ! ***

A better life, a better lifestyle?

Start to think in terms of MSTR not Bitcoin?

Simpler workflows?

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Protecting yourself from downside

Don’t think ideology, just try to think for yourself?

…

What is it that I truly care about… Yield or something else?

 also, consider why is it I was attracted to bitcoin in the first place?

..

Being opportunistic when everyone else is being scared shitless?

…

Potential upside ?

Creative financial engineering

.

How to armor up from the bloodbath ?

…

Only -$2,500

Laggards.

Security.

19% vs 70%?

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3.68x?

2 year, 10x

---

2 year span

Seneca 1st grade , 6 years old

4x BTC?

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100% MSTR?

Money > Bitcoins

Take it back to the beginning… First principles

New goals ?

X

Ownership ,,, digital ownership ?

What would blackrock do ?

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Goals –> not ideology but just money ,,, future , monetary future ?

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Best for second kid ?

Kid , family > Bitcoin

Make your own rules ?

Underperform or over perform ?

The new secret cheat code ?

***

Breaking free from ideology?

Ideal 6 month outcomes ?

A very interesting sign… MSTR is down 4% the last three months, whereas bitcoin is down -11%?

also… I’m shocked, Tesla is getting murdered right now, -37%, even Nvidia and Google is down -20% and -19%. Even Apple… The “safest“ bet… Is -14%!!! Even Amazon down -13%, and even Microsoft is down 11%.

SPY down -6%—> Which is shocking because it is really considered the safest bet… but it is showing that it is actually riskier than just putting it into MSTR?

Water > Wifi

Don’t anchor on any other people

Independent joy narrative

Hot boy lifestyle

Lightening your load versus just becoming stronger? 

Fight in the shade 

Choose fun ? What’s fun?

CHOOSE FOCUS.

Visuals and faces which affect ,,, when sleeping bed your mind or your sleep

The magic of photography: creating your own world? 

More vibration more power & performance?

If you love money you should love bitcoin!

Fight in the shade.

HEAT SHIELD

how to shield yourself from the sun.

Heat armor, heat shield.

The virtues of staying in the shade?

Sure. Here’s an essay in the style of Eric Kim — minimalist, punchy, philosophical, with a photographer’s eye for metaphor, and a street philosopher’s clarity.

THE PHYSICS OF BITCOIN VOLATILITY: A THOUGHT

Bitcoin is not finance. Bitcoin is physics.

Imagine this: price is not a number. Price is a vibration. A frequency. Not something to “analyze” but something to feel. Like jazz.

We live in a world of energy. E=mc². Even Einstein told us — everything is energy, just vibrating at different frequencies. Why wouldn’t price be the same?

Bitcoin is the first pure digital object that behaves like a natural force. No CEO. No headquarters. No one can shut it off. It’s a self-regulating thermodynamic system — constantly seeking equilibrium, but never quite reaching it. Like a pendulum with no friction. Always swinging. Always oscillating. Boom. Bust. Boom. Bust.

Volatility = Vitality.

Don’t fear the volatility. That’s like fearing your own heartbeat. A flatline is death.

Traditional assets? Dead. Stable. Predictable. Fiat? A glacier — slowly melting, unnoticed, until it disappears. Bitcoin? A volcano. Violent. Alive. Breathing fire. That’s good. That’s life.

A THEORY OF PRICE:

What if price isn’t “driven” by fundamentals? What if it emerges from collisions? Like particles smashing in a collider. Buyer and seller. Fear and greed. Momentum and inertia. A quantum dance.

The chart is not a prediction. It’s a seismograph. It tells you where the tremors are. Bitcoin is just the epicenter.

Ask a physicist: why does chaos emerge from orderly systems? Or better — why do we see it as chaos at all? Bitcoin is not chaotic. It’s just too complex for our primitive economic models. We want Newton. We’re dealing with Heisenberg.

Heisenberg: you can know where something is, or how fast it’s moving — but not both. Sound familiar? Try trading bitcoin.

The Stoic Angle:

The wise man doesn’t curse the storm. He learns to sail.

Stop whining about volatility. Start mastering it. Be like water. Flow with the energy. Don’t resist it.

Price isn’t something to control. It’s something to ride. Like a wave.

Or better: like a frequency. Tune yourself to it. Resonate with it. Trade not like an economist — but like a musician. A surfer. A dancer. A martial artist.

In Closing:

Bitcoin is not a stock. It’s not an asset. It’s not even a currency.

It’s a force of nature.

If you fear the volatility, you fear life. If you embrace it, you become it.

Vibrate higher.

— EK

Want a variation or deeper dive into any part of that?

Imagine Bitcoin not as digital currency, but as a physical vibrating system—a bridge trembling beneath our feet, or a string pulled taut and plucked. The metaphor is oddly insightful: Bitcoin’s price volatility can be seen as vibrations, oscillating with wild energy and minimal friction, echoing through the financial world like the resonant tones of a musical instrument.

In physics, every vibrating system has mass, stiffness, and damping. Apply this metaphorically: the ‘mass’ of Bitcoin represents its market liquidity—how much money and participation flows through it. Bitcoin, despite its fame, has relatively low liquidity compared to traditional currencies, making it like a lightweight string: easy to shake, quick to vibrate. The slightest external touch, a single finger plucking at news headlines or speculative fervor, sets it quivering dramatically.

Stiffness, in a physical system, dictates how strongly it resists deformation. For Bitcoin, stiffness represents regulation, institutional structures, and investor trust. Bitcoin’s decentralized nature means it lacks strong stiffness—regulatory and structural constraints that normally limit volatility in conventional markets. As such, Bitcoin is akin to a trampoline rather than a concrete platform, bending easily under the weight of investor sentiment, amplifying movements rather than dampening them.

Then there’s damping—the force that drains energy from vibrations, bringing them gradually to rest. Transaction costs, frictional barriers, psychological exhaustion, or hedging mechanisms act as market damping. Bitcoin, however, exhibits remarkably low damping. Trading is swift, global, and frictionless. Psychological barriers evaporate as quickly as they form. News circulates instantaneously, adding energy to the system faster than it dissipates.

When you have a vibrating system with low mass, low stiffness, and low damping, something extraordinary—and potentially chaotic—happens: resonance. Resonance occurs when external frequencies match the system’s natural frequency, dramatically amplifying vibrations. Consider the cyclical hype around Bitcoin’s halving events, periodic speculative frenzies, or sudden institutional endorsements. Each external influence is a rhythmic pulse. When these pulses align with Bitcoin’s internal market rhythms, prices surge explosively—just like how rhythmic footsteps can dangerously shake a suspension bridge.

Bitcoin’s volatility isn’t random; it’s structural, a predictable consequence of how it’s designed and traded. If investors and regulators seek stability, the physics-based metaphor suggests clear strategies: increasing liquidity (mass), introducing thoughtful regulatory frameworks (stiffness), or carefully adding frictional costs or psychological restraints (damping). Conversely, traders thrive precisely because of this volatility—like musicians harnessing vibrations to craft melodies, skilled investors surf Bitcoin’s oscillations to profitable ends.

Understanding Bitcoin’s price behavior through vibration and resonance—seen clearly through physics—offers not only intellectual pleasure but practical wisdom. This metaphor frames Bitcoin not as a rogue currency defying financial logic, but as a fascinating, predictable system humming with energy. With deeper understanding comes the pragmatic possibility of turning volatility into harmony, and risk into meaningful opportunity.

That’s an intriguing conceptual approach. Let’s explore a physics-based theoretical framework applied metaphorically to the extreme vibrations (volatility) in Bitcoin prices.

1. Price as a Vibrating System:

We might theorize Bitcoin prices as analogous to a physical oscillator, characterized by three primary factors:

• Mass (m): Represents market liquidity or depth—larger liquidity is analogous to increased mass, making the system less prone to violent swings.

• Stiffness (k): Reflects market structure rigidity—regulations, institutional frameworks, and investor confidence. Increased stiffness creates stability, reducing volatility.

• Damping (c): Symbolizes frictional forces like transaction costs, regulation, or emotional inertia (market psychology). Higher damping reduces volatility by dissipating market energy rapidly.

In Bitcoin, relatively low “mass” (lower liquidity compared to major currencies), lower “stiffness” (minimal regulatory and structural barriers), and low “damping” (fewer transactional barriers, emotional excitement or panic easily transmits energy) creates conditions that amplify oscillations—much like resonance in physical systems.

2. Resonance Phenomena in Bitcoin Prices:

A particularly insightful analogy is resonance, where external driving forces matching a system’s natural frequency produce extreme oscillations.

• Natural Frequency: Could be metaphorically represented as the inherent market cycles based on scarcity (halving events every four years), psychological momentum, or network growth.

• Driving Force: Could be periodic events—media coverage cycles, regulatory news, macroeconomic shocks, or technological breakthroughs. When such stimuli occur at a frequency close to Bitcoin’s “natural frequency,” price volatility spikes dramatically—akin to resonance.

3. Energy Injection and Dissipation:

In physical systems, vibrations result from input energy that isn’t dissipated fast enough. In markets, sudden influxes of energy (new capital, media attention, speculation) can inject “kinetic energy,” triggering violent price vibrations.

• Energy Injection: Major market news, speculative frenzy, institutional adoption, macroeconomic uncertainty, or liquidity injection (like stimulus checks) inject significant energy.

• Energy Dissipation: Occurs slowly through trading friction, regulatory actions, reduced speculation, emotional exhaustion (market fatigue), and rational corrections.

In Bitcoin’s case, the imbalance between sudden energy injections (mass speculation, news events) and slow energy dissipation (low friction, delayed regulatory response) generates intense price swings.

4. Nonlinear Dynamics & Chaos Theory:

Markets, including Bitcoin, are nonlinear systems subject to chaotic dynamics—small changes (initial conditions) magnify dramatically, known as the butterfly effect.

• Bitcoin’s price swings reflect sensitivity to initial conditions—small shifts in sentiment or liquidity rapidly amplify into enormous oscillations.

• Nonlinear feedback loops intensify these oscillations—positive feedback (price increases driving speculation, further price increases) and negative feedback (panic selling, price crashes) create dynamic instabilities.

5. Pragmatic Implications:

Viewing Bitcoin’s volatility through the physics lens yields practical insights:

• Increasing Mass (Liquidity): Enhanced market liquidity buffers volatility, stabilizing prices.

• Adjusting Stiffness (Regulatory Structure): Stronger regulation or clearer institutional frameworks introduce stiffness, moderating extremes.

• Increasing Damping (Friction): Transactional friction, emotional cooling (market maturity), or hedging mechanisms increase damping, reducing volatility.

Investors, exchanges, and regulators might pragmatically control volatility by adjusting these metaphorical “physical parameters.”

Conclusion:

Theorizing Bitcoin’s extreme price vibrations using a physics-inspired approach reveals a deeper, systemic insight: volatility is structurally inherent and results from low liquidity (mass), low regulatory stiffness, insufficient damping, and sensitivity to external resonance-like stimuli. This perspective helps explain market dynamics, offering clear strategies for enhancing stability.

Such theoretical framing, while metaphorical, provides a highly pragmatic tool for deeper understanding, prediction, and eventual management of crypto market volatility.

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Vibration significantly impacts physics and performance across various systems, from mechanical structures to human performance. Here’s an insightful, pragmatic breakdown:

1. Physics of Vibration:

Vibration is oscillatory motion around an equilibrium point, governed by physics fundamentals such as mass, stiffness, damping, frequency, and amplitude.

• Mass and Stiffness: Heavier objects or stiffer structures vibrate differently. Increased stiffness usually raises natural frequencies, while added mass lowers them.

• Damping: Dissipates vibration energy. Increased damping leads to quicker stabilization and reduced amplitude.

• Frequency and Resonance: If external vibrations match a system’s natural frequency, resonance occurs, causing potentially destructive amplification of motion.

2. Vibration and System Performance:

Excessive vibration often negatively affects system performance, causing issues such as:

• Structural Fatigue: Repeated stress from vibration leads to material wear, cracks, or catastrophic failure.

• Efficiency Loss: Energy used in unnecessary oscillations reduces overall system efficiency.

• Precision Reduction: Critical in sensitive equipment (e.g., precision machinery, optics, sensors), where vibration degrades accuracy and performance.

• Noise Generation: Vibration often translates into unwanted acoustic noise.

3. Human Performance:

Vibration directly affects human physiological and cognitive performance:

• Physiological Impact: Exposure to excessive vibration (e.g., tools, machinery, vehicles) can lead to fatigue, discomfort, musculoskeletal injuries, impaired circulation, and long-term conditions (like vibration white finger syndrome).

• Cognitive and Motor Performance: Vibrations affect fine motor control, reaction times, concentration, and decision-making abilities. Pilots, surgeons, athletes, and operators of heavy machinery must manage vibration carefully to ensure optimal performance.

4. Performance Optimization through Vibration Management:

Effective vibration control optimizes both mechanical and human performance through strategies such as:

• Isolation: Rubber mounts, springs, and specialized materials to isolate vibrations.

• Damping and Absorption: Use of materials or devices (dampers, absorbers) to dissipate or neutralize vibrations.

• Tuning Frequencies: Modifying mass and stiffness to shift natural frequencies away from harmful resonant conditions.

• Monitoring and Diagnostics: Continuous vibration monitoring for predictive maintenance, preventing failures before they occur.

Pragmatic Insight:

Effectively managing vibration isn’t just about mitigation—it’s also about strategic alignment of structural and human factors. For performance-critical applications, understanding and strategically controlling vibration creates significant competitive advantages: increased longevity, enhanced precision, improved comfort, and higher reliability.

In short, the pragmatic key to performance, whether mechanical or human, often lies in the careful management, reduction, or utilization of vibration.

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Bitcoin art

Predicting future Bitcoin prices based solely on historical data is inherently speculative due to the cryptocurrency’s volatility and the multitude of external factors influencing its value (e.g., market sentiment, regulatory news, macroeconomic trends, and technological developments). However, I can analyze the provided data and offer a simple forecast using basic statistical methods, such as a moving average trend or extrapolation, while emphasizing that this is not financial advice and should be treated as an illustrative exercise.

Analysis of Historical Data

The Bitcoin prices you provided span from July 26, 2020, to March 28, 2025, with the most recent price on March 28, 2025, at $84,701. Here’s a brief overview of trends in the data:

1. Long-Term Trend: From July 2020 ($9,949) to March 2025 ($84,701), Bitcoin shows a significant upward trajectory, roughly an 8.5x increase over approximately 4.67 years. This equates to an annualized growth rate of about 62% (compounded), though growth is not linear and includes periods of sharp rises and corrections.
2. Recent Volatility: Looking at March 2025 alone, prices fluctuate between $82,613 (March 14) and $91,599 (March 3), with the latest days (March 27–28) showing a slight decline from $86,594 to $84,701. This suggests short-term volatility but no clear breakout direction in the immediate past.
3. Historical Patterns: Bitcoin tends to exhibit cyclical behavior, often tied to halving events (e.g., May 2020, next expected ~April 2024), followed by bull runs and subsequent corrections. The data shows peaks like $68,022 (Nov 9, 2021) and $106,553 (Dec 17, 2024), with dips in between.

Simple Prediction Approach

For a basic prediction, I’ll use a 7-day moving average (to smooth short-term noise) and extrapolate based on the recent trend. Let’s calculate the 7-day moving average for the last week of data:

• March 22: $83,670
• March 23: $84,626
• March 24: $87,647
• March 25: $86,565
• March 26: $86,580
• March 27: $86,594
• March 28: $84,701

7-day average = ($83,670 + $84,626 + $87,647 + $86,565 + $86,580 + $86,594 + $84,701) / 7 = $86,340 (rounded).

The recent trend shows a slight downward shift from the peak of $87,647 (March 24) to $84,701 (March 28), a drop of ~3.4% over 4 days. If we assume this short-term correction continues at a moderated pace, we can project a few days forward. Alternatively, if we assume stabilization around the moving average, prices might hover near $86,000.

Forecast for Next Few Days (March 29–April 2, 2025)

Let’s extrapolate with two scenarios:

1. Mild Correction Continues: A continued 1% daily decline from $84,701.
   • March 29: $84,701 × 0.99 = $83,854
   • March 30: $83,854 × 0.99 = $83,015
   • March 31: $83,015 × 0.99 = $82,185
   • April 1: $82,185 × 0.99 = $81,363
   • April 2: $81,363 × 0.99 = $80,549
2. Stabilization Around Moving Average: Prices revert to the 7-day average and fluctuate slightly (±1%).
   • March 29: $86,340
   • March 30: $86,340 × 1.01 = $87,203
   • March 31: $86,340 × 0.99 = $85,477
   • April 1: $86,340
   • April 2: $86,340 × 1.005 = $86,772

Longer-Term Speculation

For a broader outlook (e.g., through 2025), Bitcoin’s price could be influenced by:

• Post-Halving Effects: The April 2024 halving may still drive bullish sentiment into late 2025, potentially pushing prices toward $100,000+ if historical patterns repeat.
• Volatility: Expect swings of 10–20% in either direction over weeks or months, as seen in the data (e.g., $94,911 on Feb 24, 2025, to $82,676 on March 17, 2025).
• External Factors: Regulatory developments or macroeconomic shifts (e.g., interest rates, inflation) could amplify or dampen trends.

A simplistic linear extrapolation from the long-term trend ($9,949 in July 2020 to $84,701 in March 2025) suggests Bitcoin could reach ~$100,000 by year-end 2025, assuming a continued 15–20% annual growth. However, this ignores the non-linear nature of crypto markets.

Final Prediction (Illustrative)

• Short-Term (March 29–April 2, 2025): Prices likely range between $80,000 and $87,000, with $86,340 as a central tendency unless a major catalyst emerges.
• End of 2025: A speculative range of $90,000–$110,000, acknowledging potential for both corrections and rallies.

Caveat

This prediction is based purely on historical price data and basic statistical methods. Real-world factors—market psychology, news events, or adoption rates—could drastically alter outcomes. For a more robust forecast, you’d need to incorporate technical indicators (e.g., RSI, support/resistance levels), on-chain data, and sentiment analysis, which are beyond this simple response. Always approach crypto predictions with caution!

Price predictions next 4 years

Predicting Bitcoin prices over the next four years (2025–2029) is a highly speculative exercise due to the cryptocurrency’s volatility and the influence of unpredictable factors like regulatory changes, technological advancements, macroeconomic conditions, and market sentiment. However, I can provide an informed estimate based on historical trends, Bitcoin’s halving cycles, and reasonable assumptions, while emphasizing that this is not financial advice and should be viewed as a thought experiment. The current date is March 29, 2025, and the latest price is $84,701 (March 28, 2025).

Key Assumptions and Methodology

1. Historical Growth: From July 2020 ($9,949) to March 2025 ($84,701), Bitcoin grew ~8.5x over 4.67 years, an annualized rate of ~62%. However, growth slows as market cap increases, so I’ll assume a tapering compound annual growth rate (CAGR).
2. Halving Cycles: Bitcoin halvings (reducing block rewards) historically trigger bull runs ~12–18 months later. The most recent halving was ~April 2024, suggesting a peak in late 2025 or early 2026. The next halving is expected ~March/April 2028, impacting 2029.
3. Volatility: Expect periodic corrections of 20–40%, followed by recoveries, as seen in past cycles (e.g., $68,022 in Nov 2021 to $15,575 in Nov 2022, then up to $106,553 by Dec 2024).
4. Adoption and Market Cap: Increased institutional adoption and a growing crypto market could push Bitcoin’s market cap (currently ~$1.6 trillion at $84,701) toward $2–3 trillion or more by 2029.
5. Scenarios: I’ll provide three scenarios—conservative, moderate, and bullish—to reflect uncertainty.

Year-by-Year Predictions

2025 (Starting at $84,701)

• Context: Post-2024 halving momentum may peak in late 2025.
• Conservative: 10% CAGR → $93,171. Assumes muted growth due to regulatory pressure or economic slowdown.
• Moderate: 20% CAGR → $101,641. Reflects steady adoption and a modest bull run.
• Bullish: 40% CAGR → $118,581. Assumes a strong post-halving rally, potentially hitting $120,000–$130,000 before a correction.
• Estimate: $90,000–$120,000 by December 31, 2025.

2026

• Context: Post-peak correction likely follows the 2025 bull run, as seen in 2022 after 2021’s high.
• Conservative: -20% correction from $93,171 → $74,537. Bear market sets in.
• Moderate: Flat or slight growth from $101,641 → $105,000. Sideways consolidation.
• Bullish: 20% growth from $118,581 → $142,297, followed by a -30% correction to ~$100,000. Extended rally then profit-taking.
• Estimate: $75,000–$105,000 by December 31, 2026, with a potential dip below $80,000 mid-year.

2027

• Context: Recovery phase after 2026 correction, building toward the 2028 halving.
• Conservative: 15% CAGR from $74,537 → $85,717. Gradual rebound.
• Moderate: 20% CAGR from $105,000 → $126,000. Stronger recovery.
• Bullish: 25% CAGR from $100,000 → $125,000. Optimistic growth with growing adoption.
• Estimate: $85,000–$130,000 by December 31, 2027.

2028

• Context: The halving (~April 2028) sparks early bullish sentiment, with prices rising into 2029.
• Conservative: 15% CAGR from $85,717 → $98,575. Modest pre-halving gains.
• Moderate: 25% CAGR from $126,000 → $157,500. Halving anticipation drives a rally.
• Bullish: 40% CAGR from $125,000 → $175,000. Aggressive growth as market cap nears $3 trillion.
• Estimate: $100,000–$175,000 by December 31, 2028.

2029

• Context: Post-2028 halving bull run begins, potentially peaking in mid-to-late 2029.
• Conservative: 10% CAGR from $98,575 → $108,432. Limited upside due to saturation or external shocks.
• Moderate: 30% CAGR from $157,500 → $204,750. Solid bull run mirroring past cycles.
• Bullish: 50% CAGR from $175,000 → $262,500. Explosive growth, possibly hitting $250,000–$300,000 by late 2029.
• Estimate: $110,000–$250,000 by December 31, 2029.

Summary Table

Year	Conservative	Moderate	Bullish
2025	$90,000	$100,000	$120,000
2026	$75,000	$105,000	$100,000
2027	$85,000	$126,000	$130,000
2028	$100,000	$157,500	$175,000
2029	$110,000	$204,750	$250,000

Broader Considerations

• Upside Risks: Mass adoption, ETF approvals, or Bitcoin becoming a global reserve asset could push prices far beyond $250,000 (some analysts predict $500,000+ in “supercycle” scenarios).
• Downside Risks: Regulatory bans, technological vulnerabilities (e.g., quantum computing threats), or economic crises could drive prices below $50,000 temporarily.
• Volatility: Expect swings of 20–50% within each year, regardless of the trend.

Final Thoughts

Over the next four years, Bitcoin could reasonably range between $75,000 and $250,000, with a moderate base case of ~$200,000 by 2029 if historical cycles and adoption trends continue. The 2028 halving will likely be a key driver, with 2026–2027 serving as a consolidation period. However, these figures are speculative and sensitive to external shocks. For a more precise outlook, you’d need real-time data, sentiment analysis, and macroeconomic forecasts beyond what historical prices alone can provide. Proceed with caution in any investment decisions!

Date Price 2025/03/28 $84,701 2025/03/27 $86,594 2025/03/26 $86,580 2025/03/25 $86,565 2025/03/24 $87,647 2025/03/23 $84,626 2025/03/22 $83,670 2025/03/21 $83,632 2025/03/20 $84,583 2025/03/19 $83,696 2025/03/18 $82,723 2025/03/17 $82,676 2025/03/16 $83,654 2025/03/15 $83,677 2025/03/14 $82,613 2025/03/13 $82,624 2025/03/12 $82,736 2025/03/11 $80,706 2025/03/10 $81,605 2025/03/09 $85,737 2025/03/08 $85,591 2025/03/07 $87,517 2025/03/06 $90,734 2025/03/05 $88,500 2025/03/04 $83,750 2025/03/03 $91,599 2025/03/02 $85,691 2025/03/01 $84,612 2025/02/28 $83,497 2025/02/27 $84,552 2025/02/26 $87,496 2025/02/25 $87,450 2025/02/24 $94,911 2025/02/23 $96,062 2025/02/22 $96,028 2025/02/21 $98,291 2025/02/20 $97,176 2025/02/19 $94,918 2025/02/18 $94,927 2025/02/17 $96,071 2025/02/16 $97,183 2025/02/15 $97,164 2025/02/14 $97,205 2025/02/13 $96,084 2025/02/12 $96,082 2025/02/11 $97,133 2025/02/10 $97,164 2025/02/09 $96,086 2025/02/08 $96,060 2025/02/07 $97,189 2025/02/06 $97,123 2025/02/05 $97,144 2025/02/04 $99,516 2025/02/03 $95,111 2025/02/02 $98,189 2025/02/01 $101,731 2025/01/31 $104,129 2025/01/30 $104,073 2025/01/29 $101,732 2025/01/28 $101,724 2025/01/27 $99,319 2025/01/26 $104,118 2025/01/25 $104,140 2025/01/24 $105,356 2025/01/23 $101,650 2025/01/22 $104,085 2025/01/21 $103,068 2025/01/20 $106,349 2025/01/19 $104,136 2025/01/18 $102,924 2025/01/17 $101,853 2025/01/16 $99,554 2025/01/15 $97,264 2025/01/14 $94,915 2025/01/13 $91,833 2025/01/12 $93,870 2025/01/11 $93,874 2025/01/10 $93,831 2025/01/09 $92,728 2025/01/08 $95,013 2025/01/07 $100,480 2025/01/06 $98,174 2025/01/05 $98,287 2025/01/04 $98,300 2025/01/03 $97,211 2025/01/02 $96,102 2025/01/01 $93,887 2024/12/31 $93,912 2024/12/30 $92,740 2024/12/29 $93,843 2024/12/28 $93,840 2024/12/27 $94,883 2024/12/26 $94,840 2024/12/25 $98,293 2024/12/24 $93,991 2024/12/23 $95,067 2024/12/22 $96,009 2024/12/21 $97,131 2024/12/20 $95,914 2024/12/19 $100,464 2024/12/18 $104,208 2024/12/17 $106,553 2024/12/16 $105,406 2024/12/15 $101,733 2024/12/14 $100,591 2024/12/13 $100,668 2024/12/12 $100,619 2024/12/11 $98,407 2024/12/10 $97,229 2024/12/09 $98,360 2024/12/08 $99,591 2024/12/07 $99,562 2024/12/06 $98,361 2024/12/05 $101,628 2024/12/04 $96,100 2024/12/03 $94,943 2024/12/02 $96,119 2024/12/01 $96,028 2024/11/30 $96,022 2024/11/29 $96,018 2024/11/28 $94,963 2024/11/27 $92,652 2024/11/26 $92,884 2024/11/25 $98,404 2024/11/24 $97,126 2024/11/23 $98,249 2024/11/22 $98,278 2024/11/21 $97,093 2024/11/20 $92,748 2024/11/19 $91,746 2024/11/18 $90,677 2024/11/17 $89,617 2024/11/16 $90,659 2024/11/15 $88,528 2024/11/14 $89,570 2024/11/13 $87,731 2024/11/12 $87,488 2024/11/11 $80,693 2024/11/10 $78,911 2024/11/09 $76,306 2024/11/08 $76,333 2024/11/07 $74,519 2024/11/06 $73,634 2024/11/05 $68,845 2024/11/04 $67,969 2024/11/03 $67,988 2024/11/02 $69,624 2024/11/01 $69,618 2024/10/31 $71,147 2024/10/30 $72,031 2024/10/29 $71,259 2024/10/28 $67,952 2024/10/27 $67,217 2024/10/26 $66,414 2024/10/25 $67,192 2024/10/24 $67,231 2024/10/23 $66,490 2024/10/22 $67,240 2024/10/21 $68,041 2024/10/20 $67,989 2024/10/19 $67,993 2024/10/18 $68,015 2024/10/17 $67,261 2024/10/16 $67,203 2024/10/15 $65,668 2024/10/14 $64,875 2024/10/13 $62,753 2024/10/12 $62,712 2024/10/11 $60,547 2024/10/10 $60,630 2024/10/09 $62,034 2024/10/08 $62,010 2024/10/07 $62,723 2024/10/06 $62,038 2024/10/05 $62,024 2024/10/04 $61,351 2024/10/03 $60,621 2024/10/02 $61,324 2024/10/01 $63,522 2024/09/30 $63,441 2024/09/29 $65,703 2024/09/28 $65,692 2024/09/27 $65,709 2024/09/26 $64,248 2024/09/25 $63,461 2024/09/24 $63,486 2024/09/23 $63,492 2024/09/22 $62,730 2024/09/21 $62,739 2024/09/20 $62,733 2024/09/19 $61,980 2024/09/18 $59,935 2024/09/17 $58,450 2024/09/16 $57,854 2024/09/15 $59,930 2024/09/14 $59,928 2024/09/13 $57,925 2024/09/12 $57,885 2024/09/11 $56,520 2024/09/10 $57,238 2024/09/09 $55,324 2024/09/08 $54,004 2024/09/07 $54,011 2024/09/06 $55,986 2024/09/05 $56,598 2024/09/04 $56,619 2024/09/03 $58,500 2024/09/02 $57,847 2024/09/01 $57,861 2024/08/31 $58,515 2024/08/30 $59,244 2024/08/29 $59,182 2024/08/28 $59,247 2024/08/27 $61,993 2024/08/26 $63,457 2024/08/25 $64,225 2024/08/24 $64,224 2024/08/23 $60,560 2024/08/22 $60,606 2024/08/21 $59,268 2024/08/20 $59,837 2024/08/19 $58,568 2024/08/18 $59,207 2024/08/17 $59,232 2024/08/16 $57,841 2024/08/15 $58,607 2024/08/14 $60,679 2024/08/13 $59,275 2024/08/12 $58,503 2024/08/11 $60,639 2024/08/10 $60,615 2024/08/09 $60,635 2024/08/08 $57,330 2024/08/07 $56,498 2024/08/06 $55,219 2024/08/05 $53,887 2024/08/04 $60,683 2024/08/03 $61,268 2024/08/02 $64,261 2024/08/01 $64,264 2024/07/31 $65,642 2024/07/30 $65,642 2024/07/29 $68,695 2024/07/28 $67,203 2024/07/27 $67,999 2024/07/26 $67,242 2024/07/25 $64,241 2024/07/24 $65,672 2024/07/23 $66,470 2024/07/22 $67,201 2024/07/21 $66,424 2024/07/20 $66,466 2024/07/19 $63,372 2024/07/18 $64,212 2024/07/17 $64,950 2024/07/16 $64,239 2024/07/15 $62,758 2024/07/14 $59,953 2024/07/13 $57,881 2024/07/12 $57,213 2024/07/11 $57,892 2024/07/10 $57,899 2024/07/09 $57,226 2024/07/08 $55,854 2024/07/07 $57,243 2024/07/06 $56,607 2024/07/05 $55,815 2024/07/04 $57,929 2024/07/03 $59,860 2024/07/02 $61,995 2024/07/01 $62,765 2024/06/30 $61,322 2024/06/29 $60,618 2024/06/28 $61,362 2024/06/27 $61,330 2024/06/26 $61,331 2024/06/25 $61,331 2024/06/24 $60,503 2024/06/23 $64,227 2024/06/22 $64,220 2024/06/21 $63,430 2024/06/20 $64,928 2024/06/19 $64,952 2024/06/18 $64,893 2024/06/17 $65,656 2024/06/16 $66,529 2024/06/15 $65,657 2024/06/14 $66,411 2024/06/13 $67,242 2024/06/12 $67,134 2024/06/11 $67,284 2024/06/10 $69,635 2024/06/09 $69,682 2024/06/08 $69,697 2024/06/07 $70,314 2024/06/06 $70,351 2024/06/05 $70,365 2024/06/04 $68,847 2024/06/03 $68,790 2024/06/02 $67,199 2024/06/01 $67,222 2024/05/31 $68,015 2024/05/30 $68,018 2024/05/29 $67,211 2024/05/28 $68,018 2024/05/27 $68,827 2024/05/26 $68,787 2024/05/25 $68,784 2024/05/24 $67,188 2024/05/23 $68,709 2024/05/22 $69,595 2024/05/21 $70,348 2024/05/20 $66,397 2024/05/19 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accelerate

How to accelerate

I prefer real things over artificial things

Extreme lightness

A new vision of power

Power > Aesthetics

Where to park your capital

Just follow & trust your gut,,, gut timing.

Harness lighting !

Thor

Funding , self funding

Lighter.

Stupid light

Never stop shedding weight

SHREDDER.

How to get shredded.

Experiencing different physical spaces 

Oasis

International

Capitalism is great !

I love women!

How does a network become stronger and more powerful ?

How to become more powerful

How to become more digitally powerful?

Digital power

Transmute.

Physical power –> Digital power 

Storage.

Becoming more like a big kid ,,, more childish

Present Capital vs future capital

How can you leverage your current present capital to your benefit ?

Bitcoin needs access the capital markets !!

The earth is a bubble

What use do kids have for money ?

Kids never stop moving –> their secret power ?


The will to emptiness

Went to conserve energy, when to spend energy

Conserving energy for the sake of what? 

For the sake of freedom and defense

Bodybuilding, bodybuilder

Bitcoin building, bitcoin builder 

4d movement 

Nobody to blame but yourself

We often don’t know what we would like until we see it?

Procrustean bed.

$1B future then what

$50M, $55M a Bitcoin

..

We learn through pain… Pain is the best instructor

Once you got paradise then what ?

Too much volatility!

Men are better at stomaching volatility

They have political power, they will protect us!

People with the power –>

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Pursue yield… counterparty risk

Who do you want to do counter party risk?

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Against bank? Against crypto cowboy, holding public company equity

Your flavor of risk?

Your yield –> risk

How much do you demand to keep premium

Risk free rate is 29%, rate –> BTC, 29%ARR

Real theoretical risk, 32% chance of failure, 8% … most awful risk

Estimate risk better –>

James Brown, I feel good!

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Less interesting–> cars, property, physical property real estate

More interesting –> digital property, digital real estate, digital capital, clothes, real clothes? Sleep, physiology health?

When I’m abroad –> what becomes more interesting what becomes less interesting?

Less interesting–> cars, property, physical property real estate

More interesting –> digital property, digital real estate, digital capital, clothes, real clothes? Sleep, physiology health?

Spend more hours a day studying bitcoin?

Infinite power!

Apex physical health?

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Prompt engineer?

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Perhaps Sociology Was the Best Major After All!

Just when I felt like I missed the boat, not setting computer programming or coding or computer science whatever… It looks like AI has just leap frogged like 20 spots ahead… .. even the word computer computer science seems a bit antiquated in the context of AI. At this point AI doesn’t even feel like a computer but something else?

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Creativity is the future

With all of this talk about becoming a “prompt engineer”… Essentially what it means is somebody who is a critical thinker, a philosopher thinker, a creative thinker? 

Also, more incredulous ideas? 
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How a network becomes stronger

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True innovators ,,, don’t look super innovative?

Coreweave, Mike intrator

Freedom!

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Liberal, liberalism –> green light to big banks!

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Emboldened

4 years, short .

Borrowing against your Bitcoin ***

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Patel

New places, new cities, new aesthetics?

Climate & Aesthetics?

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95% of the world doesn’t know what Bitcoin is

Most people don’t know what the internet is? ,,, in the past?

Social Media –> Bitcoin/Crypto

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Crypto is the new social media

Taxonomy

Learn & share!

37, 21

16

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When I was 16, you weren’t even born yet

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1988

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Let people get hurt! ***

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Free markets , give people back their freedom

Hard jolt

How flexible or functional will the stablecoin be?

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Free market

Meme coins have no utility ,

How much utility can you put inside a token?

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6 months –>

Regulated constraints

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More liberal

Be, become more liberal?

Don’t make it illegal?

Trans-sex hormones like steroids? It’s fine

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I’m the messiah?

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US BANKS

Corporate –> meld, meld with the machine?

Merge with the machine?

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The future of creativity

Tone, mood, tenor

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Matrix style

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8 bit style

Tekken, dbz style

Thermo regulation

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Bitcoin is muscle. Everything else is fat?

Cut the fat!

Thermo, thermo variety & waking up?

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Coinbase –> very systemically important!

Nydig, anchorage

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40,000 banks, 1 node

7-10% collapse a year

40,000 banks, peer to peer, capitalized on asset,

The issue ,,, wasn’t the banks,, but the toxicity of capital & money?

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Bank, running their own nodes!

I can and will not ever stop learning about bitcoin?

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Collateral

Company issues equity or debt , don’t surrender your Bitcoin, you own it

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Today utility

Contribute the Bitcoin to a public company

Don’t surrender your Bitcoin, you have it! ***

Without Any counter party risk

Sell bond. Equity , capture accretion

Issue bond collateralized by bitcoin . 120% , BTC gain

Volatility of equity , sell equity at premium to capture yield and monetize it.

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Sold preferred stock

Borrow at 8, loan at 60

Pay 10%, get back 30, 40%

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Loan agreement

30-60% interest

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Pay and get interest, reverse

Lending out Bitcoin?

Peer to peer nodes., individuals, or families, or companies, 400M companies

Peers are cities, 50,000 cities

40,000 banks

50M institutions , Red Cross

Catholic Church x Bitcoin

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Japan holds $1T in Bitcoin

Less interest to fight with one another ***

EXPAND the ideas of peer to peer

Expand your ideas and mind?

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The real case

4 year old key

50,000 firemen fund

Sovereign money ,,, sound money

Maximum freedom?

Who are you afraid of? Check & balance? I’m ain’t afraid of nobody

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How do you know if male or female body?

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Discipline sleep early

THE NEW EK

When I’m abroad –> what becomes more interesting what becomes less interesting?

Less interesting–> cars, property, physical property real estate

More interesting –> digital property, digital real estate, digital capital, clothes, real clothes? Sleep, physiology health?

GHIBLI makes the world more beautiful? It beautifies the world?

Actually insanely interesting & fascinating?

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True innovators ,,, don’t look super innovative?

Coreweave, Mike intrator

Freedom!

Spend more hours a day studying bitcoin?

Infinite power!

Apex physical health?

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Prompt engineer?

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Perhaps Sociology Was the Best Major After All!

Just when I felt like I missed the boat, not setting computer programming or coding or computer science whatever… It looks like AI has just leap frogged like 20 spots ahead… .. even the word computer computer science seems a bit antiquated in the context of AI. At this point AI doesn’t even feel like a computer but something else?

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Creativity is the future

With all of this talk about becoming a “prompt engineer”… Essentially what it means is somebody who is a critical thinker, a philosopher thinker, a creative thinker? 

Also, more incredulous ideas? 

New challenges

Often the best way to approach things is to just ignore it

DE-AI YOURSELF

Merino wool, 100% is ideal and hot and humid weather . It kind of repels sweat ,,, doesn’t really hold or wick it like linen?

Not money

If you want to be the best, America’s the best place to be 

How to live more wastefully

Clothes for maximum activity outside -> not an ethos ?

Performance > aesthetics

Care less for aesthetics

I don’t care for the past

I only care for the future
,

ironically enough , I hate being a computer worker ?

Only do things to make you happy! 

All upside, no downsides.

New possibilities

Financial alchemy

Replace bonds, $100T bonds, currency derivatives

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$500T

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Physical vs digital?

Why open source is such a big idea –> … digital typically means unlimited, limitless .,,

For example with digital files, they are infinitely replicable. Yet, with bitcoin, it is digital… But has a hard cap? This is a really fascinating idea.

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10x, demonetize real estate

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How to live inside a bitcoin?

Dutch guilders, glass beads

25-30% of the capital ..

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Volatility is fire ,,, put the fire into engine ,,,

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A digital asset?

Why is it so hard to think ,,digital things have value?

The issue –> we think digital is free.

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My passion for economics

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Anti cancer

Thinking internationally , how to think internationally

How I think different when I’m international?

Cambodia rising

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THINKING MSTU

Levered long

Go long!

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Barbell –> pure BTC or MSTU?

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Magic free money?

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4x financial leverage is good!

Use the climate to your advantage?

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2x your income, 1/2 your expenses?

Suffocating vs freeing life?

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Politics matters.

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AirPods, AirPods Pro’s –> good, encourages movement, or at least prevents the restriction of movement?

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Green tea, why?

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Strategic gold, cheese, and oil reserve

Easy to store, immutable, scarce, we can protect it.

Hold for 20 years, reduce national debt by half

1979

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How government can balance their budgets

Wyoming, mineral wealth

Wyoming legislature

Something in the ground, with enduring long term value

State treasurer

Produce income,

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Federal govt, 36T in debt!

The upside of debt, paying it off?

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Financially sound government

The most valuable property in the world!

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Defense system

The most valuable defense system in the world

Good deal!

Superpower … by power, naval, land, nuclear power

Romans > Carthage

John d Rockefeller , won war,,

Digital War! Digital Power

The will to digital power

Digital shield

There’s only one room for ONE superpower ***

One nation control Mediterranean

There’s only room for one.

Austerity vs Visionary

Insane Leverage! 1b x, leverage, billion hours of output

Machine gun vs you

You’re just more powerful , nuclear bomb

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Not working harder, or better ,,, 100x your money, just more leverage

You win wars by making the other side die for their country! ***

You don’t win wars by dying for your country

Dance & Flirt

Embrace it

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John d Rockefeller, always the buyer never the seller

–> oil wasn’t profitable? The future of standard oil. Petroleum

Energy leader world war 1, world war 2–> we speak English

Embrace the idea of power ***

21st century ,,, digital power, exahash

Digital energy

Donkey carts, steam engines , antiquated technology

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The digital energy network, or AI economy

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Move digital energy, digital asset, digital power, digital power

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Digital Power

Nearly free for us

$100T gain

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1 billion x leverage

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By using a computer!

Money on a computer! ***

It’s free

Sewards folly … don’t , Alaska!

AI wants to live in cyberspace

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Buy it because will be useful for AI

how to live in cyberspace?

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It’s manifest destiny for the United States of America

It is manifest destiny for you!

There’s no second best

99% digital hash rate power in Bitcoin

Brand acceptance

99%

Choose 99%–> winner

Don’t sell winner to buy the loser

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I have to find the next form of liquid fuel

Oppenheimer,,

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Figuring out your life leverage

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New virtuosity.

Future photographs. Future photography

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Think technology

I’m a technologist

Tech, technology.

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A too comfortable life is bad.

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Revenue vs Expenditures

Herculean

Nothing to spare?

Defense.

Interest payments on the national debt?

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Point in which our economy can never recover

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Monetary strategy

Glass beads

Money in the modern world

We can’t stop it

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Private equity

Demonetize every single long term store of value

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$450T,,, BTC market cap

Evil Genius strategy

Modern digital gold rush

$50 M a coin!

$1B–> ?

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The most powerful lever possible

De-risk the thing

Penny for a dollar

Everyone is a winner ***-> on Bitcoin standard

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Extreme capitalism?

Energy producing assets

Royalties in kind, Bitcoin

Bitcoin for creators

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Jan 2035…

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2025, only 10 years left!

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14 years old.

10 year sacrifice

Budget neutral , for next 10 years

The philosophy budget

Things which promote movement, things which discourage movement?

He stopped, I never stopped.

Bubble

Duration says a lot

So International

No limits!

When does it stop? Never!

How to move faster?

I need more volatility? I like the high swings up and also the high swings low 

I trust everyone!

Capped out

In theory there is no limit to how much bitcoin you could accumulate

Stranded currency

A very very big annoyance… I went to ATM and pulled out some hundred dollar bills in Cambodia, but one of the $100 bills had a tiny rip in the bottom… And now suddenly the bank won’t accept it?

In the world in which we are moving at the speed of digital… The fragility of a paper note?

How to become tougher 

Dead currency 

Invest in Cambodia, Phnom Penh

Bullish on Phnom Penh

Autotelic — just do it simply because you care!

For example my new “CAMBODIA RISING.” photo project: based in the fact I’m currently living here, for the next 5 months — interesting and fascinating for me to see it rising so much the last 3 years, the new rising dragon!

Cambodia is the new rising dragon!

He stopped, I never stopped.

Bubble

Duration says a lot

So International

No limits!

When does it stop? Never!

How to move faster?

I need more volatility? I like the high swings up and also the high swings low 

I trust everyone!

Capped out

In theory there is no limit to how much bitcoin you could accumulate

Stranded currency

A very very big annoyance… I went to ATM and pulled out some hundred dollar bills in Cambodia, but one of the $100 bills had a tiny rip in the bottom… And now suddenly the bank won’t accept it?

In the world in which we are moving at the speed of digital… The fragility of a paper note?

How to become tougher L

Dead currency 

No health, no sleep no life

CLIMBING!

How to direct your own mind

The virtues of the young

How to not lose your confidence

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Bitcoin should be the ultimate meme?

Genetic meme

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50 years , president endorsed bitcoin !

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Don’t sell your Bitcoin ***

The United States won’t sell its Bitcoin

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Watcher

The watcher.

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When to pay attention?

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Eric Kim, Eric Kim essayist

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Simplify simplify simplify simplify

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Let your mind go fallow

I need LESS information!

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I don’t need “good music”, I just hate bad music.

Capital is vitality

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Below is an essay written in the bold, assertive, and philosophical style of Eric Kim, the street photographer and thinker who champions self-empowerment, creativity, and living life unapologetically. Here’s “How to Become an Alpha Male” in his voice:

How to Become an Alpha Male

By Grok 3, channeling the spirit of Eric Kim

Listen up, brothers—forget the Hollywood nonsense, the pickup artist scams, the steroid-pumped gym rats flexing for Instagram likes. Becoming an alpha male isn’t about six-pack abs, a loud voice, or dominating others with your fists. Nah, that’s weak. That’s fake. The real alpha male? He’s a creator, a philosopher, a warrior of the soul. He doesn’t follow trends—he sets them. He doesn’t beg for validation—he gives it to himself. You wanna be an alpha? Here’s the raw, unfiltered path. No fluff, no excuses.

1. Master Yourself First

The alpha male isn’t born—he’s forged. You think power comes from outside? Money, women, status? Wrong. Power starts in your skull, your gut, your heart. Look at your life right now—every flaw, every fear, every time you’ve bowed to someone else’s rules. Own it. Then crush it. Wake up at 5 a.m. Not because some productivity guru told you to, but because you’re hungry to wrestle with your own demons before the sun even dares to rise. Meditate. Write. Think. Stare into the abyss of your own weakness and say, “Not today.” The alpha male doesn’t control the world—he controls himself, and the world bends to that.

2. Create, Don’t Consume

You know what’s beta? Scrolling X all day, liking posts, chasing dopamine hits like a lab rat. The alpha male doesn’t consume—he produces. Pick up a camera, a pen, a paintbrush—hell, even a shovel if that’s your weapon. Make something. Build something. Street photography taught me this: you don’t wait for the perfect moment—you seize it, frame it, shoot it. Stop waiting for permission. Stop asking for likes. Create art, create ideas, create a legacy. The alpha male leaves a mark, not a thumbprint on someone else’s algorithm.

3. Walk Alone, Fear Nothing

Crowds are for sheep. The alpha male doesn’t need a pack to feel strong—he thrives in solitude. Walk the streets alone, head high, eyes open. Feel the concrete under your boots, the wind in your face. Fear? It’s a signal, not a master. Approach that stranger, take that risk, shoot that shot—literal or metaphorical. I’ve shot photos in sketchy alleys, stared down glares, kept clicking. Why? Because courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s the domination of it. The alpha male doesn’t flinch. He moves forward, always.

4. Lift Heavy, Live Light

Yeah, hit the gym. Deadlifts, squats, pull-ups—raw iron, no machines. Strength isn’t optional; it’s primal. But don’t get it twisted: the alpha male isn’t a slave to his body. He doesn’t obsess over macros or mirror selfies. Lift to feel alive, to push your limits, to remind yourself you’re a beast with a brain. Then step outside and live light—travel with a backpack, eat simple, ditch the clutter. Minimalism isn’t weakness; it’s power. The alpha male owns nothing that owns him.

5. Speak Truth, Cut the Fat

Words are your sword. Wield them. Say what you mean, mean what you say. No small talk, no ass-kissing, no “umms” and “uhhs.” The alpha male’s voice cuts through the noise like a Leica lens through chaos—sharp, clear, deliberate. You don’t need to yell; you need to resonate. People will hate you for it. Good. Truth isn’t a popularity contest. Speak your mind, stand your ground, and let the chips fall. The alpha doesn’t bend for applause.

6. Embrace the Grind, Reject the Script

Society’s got a playbook: college, 9-to-5, mortgage, retire, die. Screw that. The alpha male writes his own story. Hustle on your terms—start a business, chase a passion, travel the world with a camera and a notebook. Grind isn’t suffering; it’s fuel. I’ve shot thousands of frames, written millions of words, walked till my soles bled—not for fame, but for freedom. The alpha male doesn’t clock in for someone else’s dream. He clocks in for his own.

7. Love Hard, but Never Cling

The alpha male doesn’t chase women—he attracts them. How? By being a force, not a beggar. Build your empire, sharpen your mind, radiate confidence—not arrogance, confidence. When you love, love fiercely—give your all, protect what’s yours. But never cling. Neediness is beta. The alpha knows his worth; he doesn’t grovel. If she walks away, let her. The streets are full of beauty, and you’ve got a lens to capture it.

8. Die Every Day

Sounds dark? It’s not. The alpha male kills his old self daily—sheds weakness, ego, excuses. Every sunrise is a rebirth. Ask yourself: “If I died today, would I be proud?” If the answer’s no, get to work. Live like a Spartan, think like a Stoic, create like a Renaissance madman. The alpha male doesn’t fear death—he fears mediocrity.

So there it is, brothers. No shortcuts, no hacks, no pickup lines. Becoming an alpha male is a war against the average, a rebellion against the comfortable. It’s you versus you, every damn day. Step into the street, grip your tools, and start swinging. The world’s watching—but you don’t need it to cheer. You’re the alpha. Act like it.

Let me know if you’d like me to tweak this further!

Key Points

• Research suggests Eric Kim is a “bitcoin Philosopher” due to his philosophical writings on Bitcoin, integrating art, stoicism, and sociology.
• It seems likely that he views Bitcoin as a symbol of empowerment, resilience, and technological innovation, emphasizing personal autonomy.
• The evidence leans toward his blog posts, like “What are Eric Kim’s thoughts and ideas on Bitcoin?” and “The Philosophy of Crypto,” as key sources for his views.

Background

Eric Kim, known for street photography and education, has also explored Bitcoin, offering a unique philosophical perspective. His writings suggest he sees Bitcoin as more than a financial tool, connecting it to broader life philosophies.

Philosophical Views

Kim perceives Bitcoin as an artistic and cultural symbol, appreciating its logo and comparing it to limited edition art due to its finite supply. He also ties it to Stoic values, viewing it as a means of personal empowerment and self-sovereignty, given its decentralized nature. Additionally, he discusses Bitcoin’s societal impact, suggesting it could address flaws in traditional financial systems.

Unexpected Financial Insight

An unexpected detail is his analogy in “The sociology of money and bitcoin” (The sociology of money and bitcoin – ERIC KIM), where he compares a toxic monetary system to sewage water causing dysentery, implying Bitcoin could be a cleaner, ethical alternative.

Eric Kim as a Bitcoin Philosopher: A Comprehensive Analysis

Eric Kim, primarily recognized as a street photographer, educator, and blogger, has emerged as a notable figure in the discourse surrounding Bitcoin, particularly through a philosophical lens. This report, as of 07:48 PM PDT on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, explores his role as a “bitcoin Philosopher,” detailing his perspectives and the factors contributing to this characterization, based on publicly available information from his blog and related content.

Background and Context

Born in 1988 in San Francisco and raised in California, Eric Kim studied sociology at UCLA, which likely influenced his interest in street photography and later, his philosophical approach to Bitcoin. His blog, Eric Kim’s Blog, started in 2009, serves as a platform for sharing essays on photography, stoicism, fitness, and Bitcoin. His workshops, beginning around 2014-2015, and collaborations with brands like Leica, have solidified his reputation as an educator. Recent projects include using AI tools like ChatGPT for educational bots, showcasing his technological adaptability.

Kim’s engagement with Bitcoin began around 2018, when he invested $25,000 at $6,999 per coin, as mentioned in his blog under “Social Engineering.” His writings on Bitcoin, particularly from 2024 onwards, reflect a deep, philosophical perspective, integrating his diverse interests in art, stoicism, and sociology.

Philosophical Perspectives on Bitcoin

Kim’s role as a “bitcoin Philosopher” is evident in several key blog posts, each offering unique insights:

1. Artistic and Cultural Symbolism:
   • In “What are Eric Kim’s thoughts and ideas on Bitcoin?” (What are Eric Kim’s thoughts and ideas on Bitcoin? – ERIC KIM), Kim perceives Bitcoin not merely as a digital currency but as a powerful symbol in art and culture. He appreciates the design of the Bitcoin logo, particularly its bold orange color, which he sees as visually captivating and symbolically significant. This artistic framing extends beyond aesthetics; he likens Bitcoin to limited edition art, where its finite supply adds value, much like an artist’s body of work gains worth through its scarcity.
2. Stoic Values and Personal Empowerment:
   • Kim’s admiration for Stoic values shapes his view of Bitcoin as a tool for personal empowerment and self-sovereignty. In the same post, he sees Bitcoin as embodying independence and resilience—core Stoic principles—because it operates outside of centralized control, providing individuals with autonomy over their finances. This aligns with his broader philosophy, as seen in essays like “Introduction to Stoicism” (Stoicism Intro), where he discusses exercises like the atlas lift, emphasizing self-reliance.
3. Sociological and Ethical Considerations:
   • In “The sociology of money and bitcoin” (The sociology of money and bitcoin – ERIC KIM), Kim explores how Bitcoin relates to society, making an analogy that if the monetary system is flawed, like toxic sewage water causing dysentery, you can’t blame individuals for financial struggles; it’s the system at fault. He suggests Bitcoin, being tamper-proof, resistant, and open, could be the world’s first perfect money, addressing half of the world’s problems predicated on money, which he sees as a technological rather than moral issue.
4. Autotelic and Intrinsic Value:
   • In “Autotelic Bitcoin” (Autotelic Bitcoin – ERIC KIM â‚¿), a recent post from March 8, 2025, Kim discusses Bitcoin as something done for its own sake, not for external validation or profit, but because it feels right. He writes, “It’s me, shirtless in the sun, stacking sats while flexing my bronze demigod bod—not for clout, not for some suit in a bank, but because it feels right,” blending his energetic, raw style with philosophical musings on Bitcoin’s intrinsic rewards.
5. Revolutionary and Bold Nature:
   • In “The Philosophy of Crypto” (The Philosophy of Crypto – ERIC KIM), Kim describes crypto, including Bitcoin, as edgy, optimistic, radical, and bold, appreciating its revolutionary aspect. He notes, “Crypto to me is interesting because it is edgy, optimistic, radical, and bold. Also a bit reckless. The general idea is that with crypto, people are seeking a new revolution, something to up and the old system.” However, he also mentions he’s happy paying taxes and considers himself a liberal, open-minded person, indicating a balanced view.

Integration of Diverse Interests

Kim’s role as a “bitcoin Philosopher” is not isolated but integrated with his other interests. His artistic background influences his view of Bitcoin as a cultural symbol, his Stoic philosophy aligns with Bitcoin’s decentralized nature, and his sociological training informs his analysis of its societal impact.

Key Points

• Research suggests Eric Kim’s most interesting quotes focus on street photography, emphasizing personal connection and enjoyment.
• It seems likely that his quotes like “Above all, street photography should be fun” and “I see street photography as a zen-meditation practice” are among his most notable.
• The evidence leans toward quotes from his book and interviews, such as “Know that your skill as a photographer doesn’t matter. First aim to be a curious, interested, and compassionate human being. Photography comes later.”

Eric Kim’s Most Interesting Quotes

Eric Kim, a renowned street photographer and educator, is known for his insightful and inspiring quotes that blend creativity with philosophy. Here are some of his most interesting quotes, drawn from his book, interviews, and online articles, reflecting his views on photography and life:

• On Enjoyment in Photography: “Above all, street photography should be fun. If you’re not having fun when you’re shooting street photography, you’re doing something wrong.”
• On Mindfulness: “I see street photography as a zen-meditation practice.”
• On Creative Process: “The secret to shooting good street photography is to empty your mind. To not think of anything. To simply connect yourself with your environment, and let the photos shoot themselves.”
• On Human Connection: “I personally shoot street photography because it gives me an opportunity to meet strangers, interact with them, and to find more beauty in everyday life.”
• On Personal Growth: “Know that your skill as a photographer doesn’t matter. First aim to be a curious, interested, and compassionate human being. Photography comes later.”
• On Equipment: “It is not about having the ‘best’ camera, it is about having the camera which you make the most photos with.”

These quotes highlight his emphasis on the emotional and personal aspects of photography, making them particularly engaging for both photographers and enthusiasts.

Unexpected Financial Insight

An unexpected detail is his quote on camera choice, “It is not about having the ‘best’ camera, it is about having the camera which you make the most photos with,” which extends beyond technical skills to practical usage, resonating with a broader audience interested in creativity over equipment.

Report on Eric Kim’s Most Interesting Quotes of All Time

Eric Kim, a prominent street photographer, educator, and blogger, has shared numerous insightful quotes that reflect his philosophy on photography, personal growth, and creativity. This report, as of 07:44 PM PDT on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, explores his most interesting quotes, focusing on those that encapsulate his expertise and resonate with his audience. The analysis is based on his book, interviews, and online articles, providing a comprehensive overview of his most notable statements.

Background and Context

Eric Kim, born in 1988 in San Francisco and raised in California, studied sociology at UCLA, which influenced his interest in street photography as a means to explore the human condition. His blog, erickimphotography.com, started in 2009, serves as a platform for sharing essays and quotes on photography, stoicism, fitness, and Bitcoin. His workshops, beginning around 2014-2015, and collaborations with brands like Leica, have solidified his reputation as an educator. Recent projects include using AI tools like ChatGPT for educational bots, showcasing his technological adaptability.

Methodology for Selection

To identify the most interesting quotes, we analyzed his book “Street Photography by Eric Kim,” an interview on StreetShootr, and a quote featured on The Online Photographer. Quotes were selected based on their depth, relevance to his core interests, and potential audience engagement. Given the subjective nature of “interesting,” we focused on quotes that are memorable, widely accessible, and reflective of his philosophy, particularly in street photography.

Core Quotes and Analysis

1. “Above all, street photography should be fun. If you’re not having fun when you’re shooting street photography, you’re doing something wrong.”
   • Source: Chapter 3 of “Street Photography by Eric Kim,” Street Photography PDF.
   • Context: This quote emphasizes the importance of enjoyment in the creative process, encouraging photographers to find joy in their work. It reflects Kim’s belief that photography should be a fulfilling experience, not a chore, aligning with his teaching philosophy of making street photography accessible and enjoyable.
2. “I see street photography as a zen-meditation practice.”
   • Source: Chapter 3 of “Street Photography by Eric Kim,” Street Photography PDF.
   • Context: This quote compares street photography to meditation, highlighting the mindfulness required to capture moments. It resonates with readers interested in the philosophical aspects of photography, showcasing Kim’s holistic approach to the art form.
3. “The secret to shooting good street photography is to empty your mind. To not think of anything. To simply connect yourself with your environment, and let the photos shoot themselves.”
   • Source: Chapter 3 of “Street Photography by Eric Kim,” Street Photography PDF.
   • Context: This quote offers practical advice on mindset, advocating for a spontaneous and intuitive approach. It appeals to photographers seeking to improve their craft by focusing on presence, aligning with his zen-meditation analogy.
4. “I personally shoot street photography because it gives me an opportunity to meet strangers, interact with them, and to find more beauty in everyday life.”
   • Source: Chapter 2 of “Street Photography by Eric Kim,” Street Photography PDF.
   • Context: This quote underscores the social aspect of street photography, emphasizing human connection over technical skill. It reflects Kim’s sociological background and his desire to document humanity, making it relatable for aspiring photographers.
5. “Know that your skill as a photographer doesn’t matter. First aim to be a curious, interested, and compassionate human being. Photography comes later.”
   • Source: Conclusion of “Street Photography by Eric Kim,” Street Photography PDF.
   • Context: This quote prioritizes personal qualities over technical ability, encouraging photographers to focus on empathy and curiosity. It aligns with his teaching approach, inspiring beginners to embrace their humanity in their work.
6. “It is not about having the ‘best’ camera, it is about having the camera which you make the most photos with.”
   • Source: Featured on The Online Photographer.
   • Context: This quote, from a 2022 post, challenges the notion of equipment superiority, focusing on practical usage. It resonates with a broader audience, emphasizing creativity over gear, and is an unexpected insight given his focus on photography techniques.

Additional Quotes from Interviews

From the 2015 interview on StreetShootr, additional notable quotes include:

• “I think street photography has become a lot more liberal. Because at the end of the day anything could be street photography so I’m less interested in whether something is quote/unquote street photography or not. It’s whether it’s a photograph that stimulates me, whether it makes me excited, whether I could feel it in my heart.”
  • Context: Discussing the evolution of street photography, highlighting its liberal and emotional nature.
• “When I actually started shooting black and white it was almost like the day I started shooting photography for the first time. I had this joy again it was like being a kid and picking up photography for the first time. I just started to see the world differently.”
  • Context: Reflecting on the joy of shooting black and white film, emphasizing rediscovery and perspective.

These quotes, while not included in the top list due to overlap with the book’s themes, reinforce his focus on emotion and personal experience.

Tables of Key Information

Quote	Source	Theme
“Above all, street photography should be fun. If you’re not having fun when you’re shooting street photography, you’re doing something wrong.”	Street Photography PDF	Enjoyment in photography
“I see street photography as a zen-meditation practice.”	Street Photography PDF	Mindfulness and meditation
“The secret to shooting good street photography is to empty your mind. To not think of anything. To simply connect yourself with your environment, and let the photos shoot themselves.”	Street Photography PDF	Creative process and intuition
“I personally shoot street photography because it gives me an opportunity to meet strangers, interact with them, and to find more beauty in everyday life.”	Street Photography PDF	Human connection and beauty
“Know that your skill as a photographer doesn’t matter. First aim to be a curious, interested, and compassionate human being. Photography comes later.”	Street Photography PDF	Personal growth and empathy
“It is not about having the ‘best’ camera, it is about having the camera which you make the most photos with.”	The Online Photographer	Equipment and practicality

Additional Quotes from Interview	Source	Theme
“I think street photography has become a lot more liberal. Because at the end of the day anything could be street photography so I’m less interested in whether something is quote/unquote street photography or not. It’s whether it’s a photograph that stimulates me, whether it makes me excited, whether I could feel it in my heart.”	StreetShootr Interview	Evolution and emotion in photography
“When I actually started shooting black and white it was almost like the day I started shooting photography for the first time. I had this joy again it was like being a kid and picking up photography for the first time. I just started to see the world differently.”	StreetShootr Interview	Joy and rediscovery in photography

Conclusion

Eric Kim’s most interesting quotes of all time, as of March 26, 2025, include “Above all, street photography should be fun. If you’re not having fun when you’re shooting street photography, you’re doing something wrong,” “I see street photography as a zen-meditation practice,” “The secret to shooting good street photography is to empty your mind. To not think of anything. To simply connect yourself with your environment, and let the photos shoot themselves,” “I personally shoot street photography because it gives me an opportunity to meet strangers, interact with them, and to find more beauty in everyday life,” “Know that your skill as a photographer doesn’t matter. First aim to be a curious, interested, and compassionate human being. Photography comes later,” and “It is not about having the ‘best’ camera, it is about having the camera which you make the most photos with.” These quotes reflect his philosophy on enjoyment, mindfulness, connection, and practicality, offering valuable insights for photographers and enthusiasts alike.

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