M3 V8, 2017 was dope Doin' 120 down the 805 Hard top down, Kendrick bumpin' just to cope Lucky your boy's still alive Fast forward to 2026, rollin' in the GEM E6 Smokin' blunts doin' 25 Every toke slows the clock. Past me? Can’t rewind. ⏪

No apology, the toxicology states, this m'fucka's Fucked up, last night a blur Uh, woke up in a suite that I don't remember bookin' Wrapped in somebody's fur, whole fuckin' staff in the hall lookin' Room service knockin', "Sir? ...Sir?" Signed the bill "Mr. Blur," tipped a stack. I was out. Word.

Paper burns quiet, the smoke don't complain Old men warm their hands and call the fire gain I keep a key on a string and a lamp in the dark Flood keep risin'. God already shut the fuckin' ark.

House keep printin' chips, y'all keep askin' for a hit Bust on 22, then cry the table's rigged as shit Me? I'm standin' on 21. Don't need the next. Shuffle all night, dealer. Ain't no 22 in this deck.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary 10 years runnin', still top gunnin' Poppin' bottles like Cruise in Cocktail If y'all stick around, I'ma show you the money, Maguire style Y'all called it Risky Business. Now you payin' retail.

Rollie in the closet collectin’ mad dust Fuckin’ had to have it, at the time it was must Rollin’ 20 Gs back then into scarcity would be 160 Gs today Droppin’ cheddar on golden wrist candy ain’t the way Time on my wrist cost me time in the game

Gave up the Benz and the Crib The debt is the trap Got you poppin champagne They printin’ cash in the back Tomorrow’s the day that fuckin’ bill hits the table Watch those homies break like horses from the stable There’s nothin’ worse than regret, drop that shit if your able

Brake lines cut, you burnt all the ships The only forward path Is the pent or the ditch No reverse on the whip, never learned how to switch Keep the Nos/Gas mix rich Rearview full of haters gettin' smaller by the inch

It's instrumental, watchin' the masses take two to the temple God works in mysterious ways Private/public keys pair well like Heaven and Hell One you show the world, one you never fuckin' tell

95 is too fast, 75 is too slow 85 is the speed that today you must go. Pedal down tomorrow this shits the 1st Act of “The Show”

Tha' brick laya, earth quakah, mind breakah Pace my lines, this life is mine to make Forsake the whack-ass shit they been shovelin' in my face Brace yourself. Keep ya' fork off my fuckin' plate. I’m Alexander The Great Conquered the World @ 28 Got more charts than @_Checkmatey_ No matter bear or bull we don’t get down the first date

Look, shut up and listen I got this vision I'm too fuckin' scared to mention Printers hummin' lullabies to keep y'all in the prison I found the door, unlocked that shit, never asked for no permission

I don't chase shit no more, I ₿rake behind the wheel Buddha's on the window sill, 9's tucked beside the till Face Off tha' original, Mask Off was tha' sequel God created each man the same, that shit don't make U =

I have believed for more than a decade that the U.S. Dollar Index, DXY, is in a structural decline that is likely to continue. I also think we may now be approaching a much more significant leg lower, and that has major implications for Bitcoin. If that view is right, the next five to seven years could be a materially more bullish environment for Bitcoin than anything it has experienced in its history. This chart goes back to the late 1960s. What makes it so compelling to me is not just the technical picture of lower highs and lower lows that has developed over roughly 45 years, but that the technical picture is supported by the fundamentals behind it. I spent much of my career thinking about those fundamentals, including while managing the U.S. Treasury portfolio at CalPERS. That was before I became a Bitcoiner, but the work directly contributed to it. The trajectory of federal debt and deficits, the risks embedded in long-duration Treasuries, and the policy incentives created by an increasingly indebted sovereign all pointed me toward the same conclusion: the dollar was in structural decline. More than a decade later, that thesis has remained remarkably unchanged. The debt burden is dramatically larger today, fiscal deficits remain enormous, and policymakers continue to face the same basic tradeoffs. They can accept the pain through materially higher real rates and tighter financial conditions, or they can try to manage that pain through lower real rates, maintaining market liquidity, nominal growth, and some degree of currency depreciation. There is no painless path. The question is simply where the adjustment gets absorbed. That matters enormously for Bitcoin. Each of Bitcoin’s major bull runs has coincided with meaningful dollar weakness. DXY fell from roughly 103 to 88 during the 2017 run, declined from around 103 toward 89 during the 2020-2021 cycle, and then weakened from roughly 108 during the 2025 move that helped take Bitcoin to new all-time highs before the current 2026 bear market. Those were meaningful moves, but they were still relatively modest compared with the major dollar declines of the last 45 years. The breakdown beginning in the mid-1980s lasted for years, as did the decline from the early 2000s into the Global Financial Crisis. My base case is that we are approaching another multi-year move lower in the dollar, potentially over the next three to seven years, with a real possibility that DXY eventually challenges the 2008 lows around 70. If that happens, Bitcoin would be entering a macro environment it has never experienced before. Its previous bull markets have benefited from periods of dollar weakness, but never from a true secular breakdown in the dollar of the kind this chart suggests is possible. Today is an interesting day to post this chart because the Treasury announced that it is at least doubling liquidity-support buyback operations in 10-to-30-year Treasuries. That comes as long-term Treasury yields have been under significant pressure, and the dollar has moved sharply lower today. To me, this is simply another data point in a thesis that has been playing out largely as I expected for more than a decade. The fiscal constraints are greater, the debt load is larger, and the policy incentives are becoming more obvious. None of that weakens the original thesis. It strengthens my conviction in it. That is also why I think people are not bullish enough on Bitcoin over the next five to seven years. Most Bitcoin forecasts are based on what Bitcoin has already done, but Bitcoin has never had the tailwind of a genuine secular dollar breakdown. We are used to saying that past results are not indicative of future performance because the future may be worse than the past. In this case, I think the asymmetry may run the other way. It is also why I am so focused on amplifying Bitcoin exposure, and why I joked yesterday about feeling under-amplified. If this 45-year dollar structure finally breaks to the downside, the macro backdrop for Bitcoin could be materially more powerful than anything it has experienced before. TLDR: YOU ARE NOT BULLISH ENOUGH.