Freedom - Liberty #WeThePeople Corruption fighter! Who is John Galt 1A Absolutist - BTC Complex specialist - Never financial advice

Galt's Gulch
DarkSide Intro video drops!
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I love the MMTLP community. You can fight fraud and corruption without making enemies
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DarkSideOfTheMoon retweeted
What the living hell??? @CorySwan time to dust off the cape!
Yield Kills. This is the kind of crap that got us in so much trouble in 2022. Terra Luna. Celsius. Block Fi. Voyager.
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DarkSideOfTheMoon retweeted
What common shareholder body part did he have to sacrifice this time?
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Very disingenuous. Manipulation doesn't avoid anything. It postpones the inevitable.
Another death spiral avoided…. Hope you guys closed your shorts 😉 @darkside2030 @Puncher522 @dotkrueger
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This is a must watch - MMTLP must be understood
Next Bridge Hydrocarbons CEO Greg McCabe to appear on “Making Money w/ Charles Payne” on the Fox Business Network. We are pleased to announce Chairman and CEO Greg McCabe will be live, in-studio with Fox Business host Charles Payne for an interview this Monday, October 26, 2026.
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DarkSideOfTheMoon retweeted
Replying to @darkside2030
You can’t say that! That’s rude! Bitcoin literally full of the softest cocks I’ve ever seen. When I realised that they’re all fiat poor and cheap to buy, I just tell them what’s good now. They’re playing a different game. Make money vs change money. Spineless vs spines
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DarkSideOfTheMoon retweeted
Strategy spent $193.1 million buying back STRC last week. It spent $22.1 million buying Bitcoin. Nearly 9 times more went toward the financing than the asset. Apparently, “buy more Bitcoin” comes with a maintenance bill.
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DarkSideOfTheMoon retweeted
You know what’s better than 12%? 15%. 😂 Says Strive to Strategy. Remember when Celsius, Terra LUNA, BlockFi, Gemini & Genesis were all competing for capital by offering increasingly attractive yields? We’ve seen this playbook before. Different financial engineering. Same race for yield. I don’t think collapse is the end destination this time. I think they’re competing to centralise as much Bitcoin as possible for the Financial Industrial Complex (FIC). x.com/Pledditor/status/21125…
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80 Billion here, 80 Billion there, sooner or later you’re talking about real money
JUST IN: Anthropic recorded a staggering $80,000,000,000.00 net loss in the first half of 2026.
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The same people Big Bitcoin thinks are helping NGU were financing and participating with Jeffery Epstein
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He has no idea how bad it is. It’s almost cute the way he talks about corruption
Replying to @Potts_01
I’m stating one side of what should be obvious. There is another side to the equation, and I’m fully aware of it. Unlike @darkside2030 , I’m not blinded by my disdain for Wall Street’s infectious behavior. I recognize the corruption and extraction mechanisms, but I also recognize the potential for those same mechanisms to be repurposed toward something fundamentally different. I refuse to let contempt for the existing system dictate my conclusions. We all make assumptions. The challenge is recognizing when our biases begin masquerading as certainty. Wall Street will not rule the new system. Ironically, it may help build the very mechanisms that ultimately undermine its existing incentive structure. Make no mistake, Wall Street wants control. It intends to capture, monetize, and dominate whatever comes next. But what happens when its pursuit of profit accelerates the adoption of a system whose underlying rules it cannot control? That is the paradox. The question is how long it takes, how messy it gets, and how much damage is inflicted along the way. Of course, there is another possible outcome… And I’ve explored that too.
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DarkSideOfTheMoon retweeted
I have a few suspects.
Next time a stranger at a bar asks if you're a patriot, do not say yes. Chase Hughes walks through a hypothetical recruitment, and it starts with someone telling you he loves your podcast and then asking whether you'd consider yourself a patriot. That first yes is what he builds everything else on - your identity. Next he asks if you'd be willing to look at something that might be uncomfortable. Then he shows you your browsing history and webcam captures from your phones and computers, offers to keep it all out of the public eye, and puts $20,000 a month on the table. All you have to do is keep a few people off the show and leave a few things out, for your country. What gets me is that the protection covers more than your reputation. It also hands you a story you can live with, where every concession counts as service. "They don't build influencers. They find the ones who are already successful and recruit them." Apparently the benefits package includes getting to keep calling yourself independent. So be honest, has anybody here ever been approached with an indecent proposal?
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He’s waking up folks. Worse is the treasury companies are providing the fuel for the control
“IF” wallstreet can manage BTC’s price accent. Treasury companies die.. they need the arb
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Need a way to control the price
CME Plans World's First Tungsten Futures As Booming Missile Demand May Spark Severe 2030 Shortage zerohedge.com/commodities/cm…
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FFS
Thanks to @PunterJeff for dropping into @LorenHodl Bitcoin Today to educate the Doomers on Digital Credit. The future is bright, stay optimistic. @marsspitsbarz @BritishHodl @ProofOfMoney @darkside2030 @TheSamsPodcast @dotkrueger $ASST $MSTR @saylor @ColeMacro @hillery_dan
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Pedo Coin was inevitable.
JPMorgan Takes JPM Coin To Ethereum For Institutional Clients: Report zerohedge.com/crypto/jpmorga…
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Loan limits you say
BARCLAYS FREED UP CASH FOR HEDGE FUNDS AS IT HIT LOAN LIMITS
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DarkSideOfTheMoon retweeted
Replying to @darkside2030
The dude who bought the top of every BTCTC and got rekt and had to retort to MSTY for income, is now selling subscriptions for $80/pm
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Every single dollar was printed out of thin air
BREAKING: US interest costs hit a record $1.4 trillion in fiscal 2026, triple the level of 2020
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