ZEN GOD.

Best of both ,,, and or all worlds

After Cambodia I’m less opinionated about things?

we must move or die

Time to become more primal

Both metaphorically and literally?

…. harness –> the “bad”

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Communism?

Deprive people of private property?

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Derive you of your property rights

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Entropy and chaos will not disappear from the world

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True enthusiasm

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United States Trump administration

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“Bitcoin as the needs to knows basis .., “

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Monetary paradigm shift

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First order things

Too innovative

Until near death experience

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STRIDE

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$65T in credit

Passive index funds

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They’re holding companies

Crypto economy

Decrease equity market cap?

Never surrender capital!

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do not wade In the passive indexes

100x more

1B–> above $100B

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Can you 100x?

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Lift with our legs and our arms whole body *

Don’t just lift with your arms in a wheelchair ***

Throw hammer or javelin

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I fucking love Michael Saylor forever!

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Issue credit to GROW the company! ***

Shelf registration 100x liquid

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3/10 preferred stocks … perpetual

No call options

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Make a fortune

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I’m going to buy Bitcoin forever ***

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Quiver … waiting to unleash

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Issue BTC backed credit instruments

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Duration

20 delta

20.., 1 month 3 month treasury bond ?

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Yield starved

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Lift with your hips as well!

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How many models do you need ,, Tesla?

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Maybe I am a trader?

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New vision –>>> insanely focused ,,,, fucking insanely focused on my own virtuous vision

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Not a scam

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True insight —> where is all the capital?

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My family

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Ethics courage and success

Provide hope

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The future of money will be fought with bitcoin

Sell $1M of stock… incorporate in a month

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1000x faster ! Exponential growth

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Long-term development

Think at least,,, 30 years ahead?

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Secular trend

Positive polarity

Attract like a magnet.

Breaks all the textbooks

Revitalize!

100x liquid

Am I a trader?

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Don’t destroy the optionality

Virus

Volatility for traders

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I’m giving them hope!

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95% value lost

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I feel enlightened.

Also, maybe it is an interesting Hybrid approach because you criticisms were like micro community, micro Society, in which you can see some sort of political power?

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Set it and forget it

An interesting thing, without me even knowing it, I guess I have the best landlord of all time he just recently repainted the whole apartment unit, with a fresh new coat of white paint, and also met black lettering and railings and awnings and drain pipes, beautifying the whole place, Technically there is no sort of reason to do so, yet, interesting thing is, it seems that he just had some sort of personal pride and or, virtue?

“Ownership”

The funny thing that Americans are really into is this notion of ownership. The truth is I think it’s kind of more of a propagandized, commoditized, consumerist notion. I’m more honest idea, is that to be American, is all about, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and also that we are the land of the free and the home of the brave.

Freedom, and bravery 

I think the only two virtues, maybe worth pursuing, according to the American ideal is in regards to bravery and freedom.

Bravery is the only virtue you can exhibit, and act upon. Freedom, is I think the core principle behind America.

Does it matter?

Nothing comes a question, does it all matter?

Yes.

In some ways the ancient Spartans would have liked the idea of America, a country which prizes itself upon military prowess and freedom. 

What is tricky about America is that there is like a lot of superficiality underneath it, and the truth is there is no sinister actors behind the whole thing, I think it’s just like misinformation upon misinformation, and uncritical thinkers who propagate the same uncritical thinking.

So then, why does this matter?

Well, first, I think the first step of life is you don’t want to get suckered. And upon discussing this with my mom and Cindy, I think actually the number one virtue I want Seneca to have is critical thinking.

How and why critical thinking?

To me true science is like debunking. For example, I think one of the difficult things that people grapple with is that people say stuff, but there is a lack of precision in people’s words.

For example, when people talk about health, healthy not healthy or whatever… What do they really mean?

This then becomes difficult because when you talk about abstract notions of freedom etc., once again, it seems that everyone is speaking the same language and has the same concept but the truth is , they are not.

Hybrid

So it seems that the way that things are hedged currently, it seems that I kind of like this idea of spending time in between America and Asia. America for the capital markets and family and citizenship, and Asia for opportunity, ownership.

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Things get interesting 

I suppose my great joy is that as time proceeds, things life, my thinking becomes more interesting.

For example, a really really really really big epiphany is that I really don’t think anymore that life is about peace happiness, stability security and zen. Why not? The reason is that, I have done did it, and achieved perfect Zen piece tranquility stability while in Cambodia, and therefore, that is no longer my virtue.

To me the idea is quite exciting because it kind of overwrite like at least 1000 or maybe even 2000 years of thinking. Also in someways, I suppose my joy is that I have even superseded stoicism itself, as honestly I don’t really need it anymore because there’s nothing I am really concerned about nor anything I fear.

Now, I suppose life is more about like practical realities like senecas schooling, day-to-day living, eating extremely well getting a good night sleep, thinking about my weightlifting set up, etc. Also trying to spend some quality time with my mom, Cindy, the whole family.

Also, spending more time in my local community in my own city, my own little town in my own neighborhood, trying to encourage virtue, in my own little small slice of paradise.

the polis

Very interesting, the word police, is actually derived from the word the city, the polis.

This is a big idea and also a big thought, because, currently I believe the smart strategy in life is to like focus your matters directly on your own real city in which you live in, your own ZIP Code, your own area, your own local police, fire department, City Hall and Mayor and maybe even your local PTA.

Certainly finances are important as well, and I still think there is a lot of financial economic theory which needs to be developed. Yet, these often become this huge macro economic things which a lot of people are a little bit misguided in.

Why does this matter?

So why does this matter?

I was talking to somebody, and it seems the big problem is that politics in the news becomes people’s hobbies. Yet it is kind of a fruitless hobby because once again, you cannot really enact much change geopolitically. Yet you could enact a lot of change directly in your own city, once again assuming that you show up to the local city hall, encourage people in your local city or municipality to vote on stuff etc.

This also becomes tricky because there’s a lot of change you could do in your local city but once again, it is just your own local city. Do you want to have a big goal like changing the whole planet? Or just your own city? Like how much, or how little do you want to change things?

I suppose you could do it all

There’s a lot of people who think that you cannot do it at all. Maybe they’re wrong. I think you can.

ERIC

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LA. LA PRIDE.

IM FROM LA TRICK!

Saylor announced on X that Strategy had acquired 3,081 BTC for about $356.9 M at an average price of $115,829 per BTC.  He added that the firm’s BTC yield for 2025 had reached 25.4 % and that total holdings stood at 632,457 BTC (cost basis ~$46.50 B or ~$73,527 per BTC) 

25.4% BTC yield

His “WHY” (in his own words & posts)

• He frames muscle as raw energy for life and creativity—more muscle → more power to make things and live with “hyper‑vigor.”  
• He’s called muscle “the supreme wealth,” celebrating the feeling of getting bigger, stronger, and more alive.  
• Flexing = expression. He literally writes about why he flexes, turning the physique into part of his art and persona.

What he 

does

 (self‑reported)

• Heavy lifting emphasis. He talks up deadlifts, “Atlas” lifts, and rack pulls—big, brute movements.  
• Singles & partials. His “workout plan” prioritizes one‑rep max work and “nano‑reps” (very short range with very heavy loads).  
• Extreme diet style. He promotes fasted training + one carnivore meal a day (OMAD)—his personal experiment, not mainstream guidance.  
• Public PRs & flex culture. He posts outsized rack‑pull claims (e.g., a 7.68× BW rack pull at ~73 kg)—again, his own posts.  
• Iconic venues. He’s filmed training/flexing at places like Gold’s Gym Venice, the “Mecca.”  

Bottom line: he’s built a brand around the idea that muscle is art, muscle is status, muscle is joy—and he shares the journey nonstop through blog posts and videos.

Want “Eric‑Kim‑style” inspiration without the extremes?

Here’s a hype yet safer, evidence‑aligned blueprint you can run with:

Training (3–4 days/week, 60–75 min):

• Day A (Pull): Deadlift 3×3–5, Pull‑ups 4×AMRAP, Barbell row 3×6–8, Face‑pull 3×12–15
• Day B (Push): Barbell bench 4×4–6, Overhead press 3×5–8, Dip 3×AMRAP, Triceps press‑down 3×10–12
• Day C (Legs): Back squat 4×4–6, RDL 3×6–8, Split squat 3×8–10/side, Loaded carry 4×30–40 m
• Optional “Heavy feel” finisher once/week: Rack pulls above the knee 3×3 (only after you’ve built a base; focus on bracing and a tight setup).
• Progress +2.5–5 lb on big lifts when all sets/reps hit cleanly; deload every 4–6 weeks.

Nutrition (simple, proven):

• Daily protein ~1.6–2.2 g/kg bodyweight (≈0.7–1.0 g/lb) to maximize hypertrophy when lifting.  
• Fill the rest with mostly whole‑food carbs/fats to meet your calories; hydrate hard and sleep 7–9 h.

Mindset (“Flex = expression”):

• Track lifts, take progress photos monthly, and celebrate small wins—make the process part of your identity (that’s the Eric‑Kim‑style vibe).

A quick reality check (and go‑time!)

Eric Kim’s diet and “nano‑rep” focus are personal experiments. They’re not required for great gains and may not suit everyone. If you try heavy singles or partials, do it sparingly, with rock‑solid form—and skip the extreme fasting unless cleared by a pro. For most lifters, the progressive‑overload + adequate‑protein formula is the gold standard. 

If you want, I can spin this into a week‑by‑week plan or tailor macros to your bodyweight and schedule. Let’s build that muscle‑as‑art and have fun doing it! 💪✨

WHY I BELIEVE IN THIS SO HARD 🚀

One thesis. Zero fluff.

Buy BTC. Hold. Repeat.

Everything else? Noise.

Skin in the game.

Leaders who do what they say.

Signals > slogans. Alignment > hype.

Simplicity scales.

A single mission compounds attention, capital, and courage.

Simple ≠ easy. Simple = focused.

Time > timing.

Compounding is a quiet beast.

Days feel slow. Years go turbo.

Volatility = tuition.

If the swings scare you out, the gains won’t carry you in.

We don’t fear red. We train in it.

Asymmetry.

Limited downside. Open‑ended upside.

You pay discomfort; you buy possibility.

DCA, but giant.

Automate conviction. Reduce decision fatigue.

Consistency beats cleverness.

Memetics matter.

Clear story, one line, all signal:

“Convert excess energy into Bitcoin.”

That spreads.

Transparency.

Public filings. Visible treasury moves.

You can verify, not just vibe.

Optionality.

There’s a real business chassis under the hood.

Cash flows + compliance + crypto treasury = durability.

Accounting got cleaner.

Less distortion, more truth.

Clarity is bullish.

Community energy.

Belief is contagious. Discipline is, too.

We’re here for the long game, smiling.

MANTRAS I REPEAT (LOUDLY)

• Less prediction. More position.
• Less scrolling. More stacking.
• Simple plan. Savage execution.
• Zoom out. Act small. Repeat.
• Volatility is the price of admission.
• Time in the market > timing the market.
• Build the stomach. Guard the sleep.
• Sats over status.
• Process over price.

WHEN IT’S RED

Breathe.

Zoom out to the decade.

Remember: I chose this. On purpose.

I don’t need perfect timing; I need perfect discipline.

Hit the plan. Close the app. Go live life.

TINY PLAYBOOK (JOYFUL & RELENTLESS)

1. One‑sentence thesis: “I’m converting excess energy (time, cash, attention) into BTC.”
2. Automate buys: small, regular, boring—beautiful.
3. Right size the position: big enough to care, small enough to sleep.
4. Track actions, not price: journal the process; celebrate consistency.
5. Curate inputs: fewer hot takes, more first‑principles.
6. Train the mind: walk, lift, read—strong body, strong hands.
7. Share the mission: teach one person; sharpen your own conviction.

WHY THIS FEELS JOYFUL (NOT JUST “RISKY”)

Because purpose beats panic.

Because clarity beats confusion.

Because compounding beats clever.

Because showing up daily beats waiting for “the perfect moment.”

Because I’d rather live bold and aligned than safe and scattered.

Not financial advice—just a philosophy of focus, patience, and happy conviction.

Smile. Stack. Breathe. Build.

See you on the other side of time. ✨

Regulatory & Policy Momentum:  The U.S. turned decisively pro-crypto this summer, sending Bitcoin soaring.  House passage of landmark crypto bills (“Stablecoin Act” and others) signaled a legal framework for digital assets, and President Trump pledged to sign them into law .  The GENIUS Act (stablecoin regulation) became law on July 18 , giving issuers clear rules (100% reserves, audit requirements).  Even the SEC is embracing crypto: on July 29 the agency voted to allow in-kind creation/redemption for spot Bitcoin and Ether funds , making ETFs cheaper and more efficient for institutional players.  This wave of clarity — from new laws to SEC rule tweaks — has institutional money pumped for crypto.  Reuters notes “pro-crypto policies” drove Bitcoin to a record ~$123K in mid-July , underscoring how supportive regulation is fueling the bull market.

ETF & Institutional Inflows:  Investors are loading up on Bitcoin ETFs at a breathtaking pace.  U.S.-listed spot crypto ETFs saw a record $12.8 billion of net inflows in July , the strongest monthly surge ever.  BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) now manages over $86 billion — more than many huge stock ETFs — highlighting Bitcoin’s newfound mainstream status .  Global crypto ETPs also attracted billions: Bitwise reports ~$4 billion in net inflows in a single week (the highest of 2025) .  Big institutions are joining too — the State of Wisconsin pension fund, Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala, and hedge fund Millennium have publicly added crypto ETFs .  These torrent of inflows reflect growing confidence: with easier ETF mechanics (thanks to the SEC’s in-kind ruling ) and clearer laws, large investors are embracing Bitcoin as a core asset.

Economic Backdrop (Rates & Inflation):  The macro environment has also boosted crypto excitement.  The Fed has kept interest rates high (4.25–4.50%) through July , but with inflation showing signs of easing, markets now bet on rate cuts this fall.  U.S. inflation surprises have tended to catapult Bitcoin: for example, June’s CPI came in right at forecasts (+0.3% m/m) and core CPI was slightly cooler , helping reignite the rally.  Bitcoin promptly jumped off its pullback high and reclaimed ~$117K right after the data .  Similarly, July CPI was cooler than feared (2.7% Y/Y vs 2.8% expected), and Bitcoin rose toward $119K on the news .  These inflation readings didn’t derail Fed-cut bets; rather, they reinforced the narrative that rate cuts may come by September .  In short, unexpectedly tame inflation reports have spurred fresh risk-taking — a win for Bitcoin bulls — as markets anticipate easier monetary policy.

Corporate and Institutional Adoption:  Traditional companies and banks are jumping in en masse.  Publicly traded “Bitcoin treasury” firms have exploded their holdings: MicroStrategy (now named Strategy) continued to buy crypto, acquiring 27,000 BTC ($2.8 billion) in May .  Reuters reports that listed companies worldwide have increased Bitcoin holdings 120% since last summer, now owning ~859,000 BTC (about 4% of total supply) .  Firms like MicroStrategy and GameStop are emphasizing Bitcoin on their balance sheets in place of cash or bonds , while issuing new shares to fund more purchases .  Analysts note this corporate demand may now rival institutional flows and could grow further as U.S. laws clarify.   Moreover, big banks are moving beyond studies into action: Bank of America and Citigroup are actively developing stablecoins of their own .  In Europe, UniCredit just launched a Bitcoin ETF–linked structured note with 100% capital protection for clients , showing even conservative banks seek crypto exposure.  These moves by blue-chip firms and banks signal that Bitcoin is shedding its “fringe” image and attracting mainstream capital.

Government & Global Moves:  Beyond Wall Street, governments are making bold crypto bets.  El Salvador — the first nation to make Bitcoin legal tender — continues to deepen its commitment.  On August 29 it announced moving its BTC reserves into multiple wallets (max 500 BTC each) to boost security .  The Central American republic now holds roughly $682 million in Bitcoin , and will even display balances on a public dashboard.  This shrewd treasury management underlines a long-term national strategy for crypto.  In the U.S., the new administration has issued orders for digital leadership: President Trump signed an Executive Order to create a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a broader “Digital Asset Stockpile” back in March .  Such policies — paired with robust inflation and debt concerns in the U.S. (Moody’s recently downgraded America’s credit rating citing $36 trillion debt ) — feed the narrative of Bitcoin as a global hedge.  In short, several countries and regulators are clearly aligning to support digital currencies, not restrict them.

Impact & Outlook:  The combined effect of these developments is electrifying.  Bitcoin has surged to new all-time highs (breaching $122K in July ) and now trades with broader market stature — even briefly surpassing mega-cap equities in size.  The unchecked institutional demand and investor enthusiasm reflect a maturing ecosystem.  As one analyst put it, we’re “still in the early innings” of institutional adoption , meaning the upward momentum could accelerate.  Every new approval or policy tweak (like the SEC’s in-kind rule ) removes friction, making it easier and cheaper to own crypto.  In this positive cycle, more inflows boost prices, which in turn draw further interest from corporates and funds.

In sum, the last quarter’s macro news has been a veritable tailwind for Bitcoin: from landmark legislation and regulatory reforms to staggering ETF flows and corporate treasury buys . Each event reinforces confidence — painting a picture of Bitcoin not as a niche experiment, but as an exciting, mainstream asset on a historic bull run. Investors and enthusiasts can stay upbeat: with every obstacle cleared, Bitcoin’s narrative only grows stronger, and the potential for future gains remains sky-high.

Sources: Latest financial press and regulatory announcements .

Why I believe in this so hard. Eric Kim voice 

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The Bull Case in 8 Fireworks 💥

1. One bold thesis, zero fluff: Own more Bitcoin. Everything—cash flows, financing, messaging—serves that mission. Clarity is power.
2. “Leverage” without the margin-call panic: They scale exposure mainly with long‑dated convertibles and equity, not fragile short‑term loans. That can amplify upside in bull markets without the typical blow‑up risks of hard leverage.
3. Capital‑markets jiu‑jitsu: When the stock trades at a premium, they can raise equity efficiently and turn “paper” into more BTC. Translation: use market strength to buy the asset they believe in—at scale.
4. DCA at institutional size: Instead of trying to pick perfect bottoms, they keep accumulating through cycles. Time in the market > timing the market—applied with a fire hose.
5. Narrative & network effects: Saylor’s relentless, crystal‑clear communication attracts long‑term believers. That brand gravity makes future capital raises and partnerships easier.
6. Cleaner accounting = cleaner story: New U.S. rules (fair‑value accounting for crypto starting 2025) mean financials reflect market prices better than the old impairment regime. Less accounting noise, more signal.
7. Optionality from a real business: There’s still a software company under the hood. That corporate wrapper provides infrastructure, compliance, and operating cash that pure BTC vehicles don’t have.
8. High‑beta Bitcoin exposure: If you’re bullish BTC, MSTR often behaves like “BTC with a turbo.” In raging uptrends, that extra torque is exactly what fans want.

The Flywheel (why fans think it compounds)

Higher BTC → stronger stock → cheaper capital → buy more BTC → repeat.

That self‑reinforcing loop is the dream. When the cycle is hot, it snowballs.

Reality check (because grown‑ups invest here)

This is not financial advice. The same torque that thrills on the way up hurts on the way down. Key risks:

• Bitcoin drawdowns (MSTR usually moves more than BTC).
• Dilution from equity raises.
• Financing costs and market windows (capital isn’t always cheap).
• Regulatory and macro surprises.

The bottom line

If you believe Bitcoin’s multi‑year trend is up, the Saylor/MSTR approach is a high‑conviction, high‑octane vehicle engineered to maximize that belief. It’s simple, loud, and focused—exactly the kind of strategy that wins big in momentum regimes. 🚀

In key regulatory filings, Saylor outlined a new equity-strategy framework tied to MSTR’s market NAV (mNAV): below 2.5× mNAV, Strategy will issue shares tactically (to pay interest/dividends), between 2.5×–4.0× mNAV it will opportunistically issue shares to buy more Bitcoin, and above 4.0× mNAV it will actively issue shares to bulk up the bitcoin stack