A lot of crypto ideas take time to explain. Stablecoins are easier.
People understand digital dollars, cross-border transfers, savings in unstable currencies and faster settlement.
For people outside the crypto bubble, are stablecoins the first use case that makes sense?
What use case convinced someone you know?
KYC is cool, but we'll pass. 😉
We've been quietly working on the Bazaars app, and instead of making a big public announcement, we wanted to let our priority users try it first.
The goal with Bazaars is pretty simple: a self-custodial wallet with built-in chat and calling, all without needing a phone number or email. Just your seed phrase.
There's a lot more to the app, but for now, we'd really love your honest feedback.
A few things we're curious about:
Bazaars is now available on the App Store and Google Play.
If you give it a try, send me your Bazaars wallet address too so we can connect and say hello. 👋
Crypto isn't really money until people actually spend it. Most of us still cash out first.
What do you do?
The put-call ratio just hit a 1 year high, and some traders are eyeing a slide to $55K. But bulls say a crowd this one-sided is exactly how a brutal short squeeze gets built. Which side are you on?
Tens of thousands of BTC changed hands yesterday and today through extremely aggressive targeted liquidation operations.
Things are happening behind the scenes that most people are unaware of. The big players are hunting down Bitcoin-backed loans, which are the easiest way for them to wait to buy Bitcoin at a discount while being paid.
If only you knew what’s going on.
I know some are losing hope, and I myself made the mistake of staying bullish for too long because I underestimated these people’s power. I guess we always learn, and I am thankful that the universe keeps delivering valuable lessons.
"Underestimating an adversary is a fatal flaw that breeds complacency and exposes critical vulnerabilities" - Sun Tzu
The reality is that they’re willing to take a massive short-term loss before propelling their holdings into the stratosphere. Much more than I thought.
The first of the 4 pillars of opponent assessment is resource evaluation. I failed at that task.
And if they’re willing to do that, it’s because they’ve realized that Bitcoin is the future. The most important asset ever discovered, an absolute monster that’s going to swallow up the world’s capital.
In the shadows, they converse... if you know, you know.
The pain people are feeling today is the greatest ever recorded.
The capitulation currently underway is unlike any other; morale is in the gutter, the post-Trump euphoria has faded, and the average person is realizing that Donald never had anything else on his mind but his own fortune.
But the future of the monetary network is greater than the egos of even the craziest men.
Remember this moment at the end of June 2026. History will come back to this.
One day, you’ll have to answer to your future self.
Make sure those answers are positive, because regrets cost more when they’re paid for in Bitcoin.
I'm ready to remain irrational for longer than they can remain solvent.
And you should too.
You’re clearly not fucking bullish enough.
Please remain cheerful during the interruption.
A Faraday home is a happy home
Twitter is the only place that starts the week in a bull market and declares a bear market by Thursday.
Monday: "We are so back."
Tuesday: "Healthy pullback."
Wednesday: "This chart looks dangerous."
Thursday: “Cycle top confirmed. See you in 2028.”
The market may have moved 2%, yet the timeline has already processed denial, conviction, panic, macro analysis, liquidation screenshots and a full identity crisis.
Crypto has a strange way of compressing emotion. A small green candle turns everyone into a long-term visionary. A red candle turns the same people into risk managers, historians and recession analysts.
The funny part is how normal this feels after enough time in the market. Sentiment changes faster than price because people trade their expectations. One headline, one rejection candle, one whale wallet transfer and the whole mood resets.
This is why having a plan matters. Entry, exit, invalidation, position size and time horizon should exist before the timeline starts screaming. If the market needs Twitter to tell you what you believe, the trade was probably too emotional from the start.
Bull market on Monday. Bear market by Thursday. Same chart, different mood.
Time to pass the Crypto Clarity Act (Digital Asset Market Clarity Act)!
Major banks are fighting hard against it because it challenges their monopoly on the outdated fiat system.
But here's the truth: crypto and traditional banking can — and should — coexist. Innovation doesn't have to destroy the old; it can complement and improve it.
Fiat currency has locked society into slow, centralized, inflationary structures that limit opportunity and keep power concentrated. Crypto brings transparency, borderless access, faster innovation, and real financial sovereignty to everyday people.
Regulatory clarity isn't about replacing banks — it's about giving Americans choices, protecting consumers with clear rules, and positioning the U.S. as the global leader in digital assets.
The CLARITY Act draws smart lines: SEC for securities-like tokens, CFTC for decentralized commodities like Bitcoin. It creates safe harbors for DeFi, reduces regulatory chaos, and fosters responsible growth instead of endless lawsuits.
We don't need to stay stuck in the financial dark ages. Support the Crypto Clarity Act — for competition, innovation, and a freer future.
Congress: Pass it now, or continue to keep us confined to the dark ages.