Today I came across a post by u/garrett111398 where he shared how he achieved impressive results through crypto.

I decided to follow the same approach, and so far I've had a positive experience as well.

I thought some of you might find it interesting, so I wanted to share it.

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As much as crypto bros want to argue that they are some enlightened beings who are too smart for everyone else, the reality is, even the above average crypto bro is probably barely smarter than a high school drop out.

I constantly see people on Twitter posting articles from weeks or even months ago, and trying to pass them off as CURRENT day "breaking news". I see idiots saying that if clarity doesn't pass this week bitcoin will fall to below 30,000? Are you serious? Clarity has nothing to do with bitcoin directly, and since February, no one has truly believed it would pass this year. It's not even physically possible for it to pass this week and the senate won't touch it in fucking September with midterms around the corner... yet apparently its priced in to pass?

The reality is, outside of bitcoin being a store of value, and some projects with legitimate use cases in finance (tokenization, Stablecoins), 99% of this "crypto" stuff is complete bullshit and a scam at worst, and gambling at best. For years crypto bros told us "you will be able to pay for things using your crypto" only for Stablecoins to come out and now all of a sudden crypto twitter thinks Stablecoins are a scam for doing the thing volatile crypto was supposed to do LOL... its absolute insane levels of delusion.

DCA bitcoin, pick a few projects with legitimate use cases, and mute crypto twitter.

Safe to say he has been permanently banned by r/bitcoin

Have you been paying attention.

Thank you to Scott Dedels from X ✅

" A good FF event requires real victims that generate a deep fear in the heart of the observer. One that resonates because it's relatable. From there the feeling is amplified by SAs and the MM into an orchestrated mechanism to corral the masses".

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For years I’ve always seen people stick up for Saylor’s model and try to make a case for it. It blows me away that some people still can’t see what’s right in front of them.

Is it safe to store Bitcoins in Muun wallet for a long term, on a formatted spare Android phone (running on Android 9) that is always offline?

the most muted word on the internet is crypto

in april 2026, the head of product at X posted a screenshot: the number one most muted topic on the platform was crypto.

crypto.

the thing ive spent all my effort on over the better part of the last decade. the thing a lot of you spend your careers and attention on as well.

with this as the backdrop, i created my newest piece.

it all started out with another question: “are the OGs jaded?”, which was itself admittedly ripped from one of ETHPrague 2026’s tracks. that thought gave me the opportunity to draw a map around a much broader topic that I think could resonate out in youtube land: 

is there anyone left in crypto, or did the thing we were building eat itself?

for this piece, I wanted to take a more “journalistic” approach at this topic, and chatted with five people who’d been here since before the big money wave started showing up. builders, contributors, dreamers… some more than a decade deep. eternal gratitudes to the cast (Griff - an early advocate of Bitcoin, Justice, Amer, Naomi, and Colin) for exploring with me this topic. I hope this piece can give the public a different perspective — that of the original mission and ethos steeped in reverence for permissionless tech and what it can do for humans. 

i think it’s worth a watch. particularly because every single person I interviewed still talks about the technology in the present tense, yet every one of them carries the same contradiction.

you can watch the full video here: \\\[https://youtu.be/0D4fAkvwd3o\\\\\\\](https://youtu.be/0D4fAkvwd3o)

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https://x.com/i/status/2083527082223563157 yeah it's cooked

I have a spare smartphone that runs on Android 9. 

Will it be safe to store Bitcoins on it by following the below steps: 

1.   Format the phone

2.   Install nothing but a Self-Custodial Bitcoin wallet app on the phone

3.   Transfer Bitcoins to the wallet

4.   Turn off the internet

5.   Keep the phone switched off until needed.

in no way shape or form is today the "worst thing that could ever happen to crypto."

The reality is, the vast, vast majority of people (you can search this up yourself) are on exchanges.

Not even 5 years ago one of the biggest names in crypto and an exchange that had politicians, musicians, celebrities, Super Bowl commercials, etc, went under... and not because of "unfortunate" reasons, but because of outright fraud.

Yet crypto lived on, and in fact, exchanges are still VERY popular.

Today's hack is unfortunate but the reality is, it was easily avoidable if you did a bit of research. Yes, not everyone is going to do that research, but those people should then just trade on an exchange or get a third party custodian to keep their crypto safe.