Tomas Greif

My wife would have no idea how to access our BTC if something happened to me. This inheritance problem alone challenges the self-custody purist position. Here's a different approach to custody that accounts for human and systemic risks that everyone should at least consider:

This guy wrote a massive tweet questioning bitcoin. Then he admitted he hasn't taken the time to learn about it. Classic.

Bitcoin held by Trump Media Group vs US Government: Trump Media Group: 18,430 US Government: 28,988 Will Trump Media end up with a bigger stack than the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve?

It's been 4 months since Trump signed the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Executive Order.

Trump promised a US bitcoin strategic reserve which has yet to publicly materialise. Meanwhile, his company is buying bitcoin faster than the US Government is.

There are 7 moments that completely changed bitcoin mining forever. Most people know maybe 2 of them. Here's the complete timeline of how we went from Satoshi mining alone to a $20+ billion industry 👇🧵

Casually walking through the blockchain. Doesn't look like bitcoin though, I can tell by its color.

I understand why bitcoin is not part of the picture. Having low risk and high (fiat) return does not fit well into the pyramid.

Tell me you don't understand bitcoin without telling me you don't understand bitcoin. Go 👇

When you look like Draco Malfoy, one has to ask where is Voldemort? Voldemort is 1984's Oceania: a place where money is merely the Party’s tool of control, manipulation, and repression. Just another illusion in the machinery of a totalitarian state.

Everyone’s worried about paper bitcoin. But few understand the selling pressure of OG whales. Just one of them is about to dump more BTC than the bottom 50 public companies on this list even own.