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i keep seeing that people are tossing in the towel after years of self custody and parking their BTC in an ETF or single custodian one set of major trade offs for another you should know, there's a third way

There's was a point in time where savings meant just earning more than you spent. It didn't always mean funneling your earnings in the S&P500 and as much real estate as possible. That is a fairly new phenomenon. Doesn't have to be this way.

I'm not convinced that we'll see another massive surge of retail interest in bitcoin like there was in 2017 and less so 2021. Bad take?

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Save a dollar at the start of 2020. Six years later it buys about 78 cents' worth of stuff. Save it in bitcoin instead and it buys $8.78 worth. You didn't need to trade, time anything, or follow a single headline. Focus on your craft, save in the right unit, and you came out ahead of nearly everyone. This week, on The Last Trade... ⚡️ Bitcoin ETFs log their biggest inflow day of 2026 ⚡️ BlackRock publishes research on AI agents needing machine-native money ⚡️ Howard Marks says the problem is the dollar, then stops one step short of the answer ⚡️ More attacks on crypto holders, single points of failure, plus the FBI data leak ⚡️Why every outcome of the AI buildout ends with printing dollars [@MTanguma @macrojack21 @BackslashBTC]

The Great Wall St Bitcoin Capitulation Will Be Epic.

Gonna need a bigger printer

Not that strange. K Shaped economy due to accelerated money printing.

bitcoin ETF flows just flipped positive for 2026. roughly $4.6 billion in since august 19, erasing a year of outflows. bitcoin is up about 35% over that stretch, now around $85,000. but here's the most important part: the treasury intervention so far is a drop in the bucket. we are not talking about serious money yet. now think about what it looks like when the intervention actually has to scale. because the fiscal math says it will.

the droids will take us to hyperbitcoinization humans were never going to figure it out

not sure who needs to hear this, but 999 out of 1,000 people are going to buy bitcoin on a KYC exchange. it's great that a few can avoid KYC. it's just not realistic for most. so we need solutions built on the assumption that their information will eventually leak.

"as that bitcoin position grew, it was no longer sustainable for me." i talk with people about securing bitcoin every day, and inheritance comes up on almost every call. protecting generational wealth doesn't have to be scary. not for you, your spouse, or your kids.

2% sounds harmless. That's the point of 2%. Compound it over a 40-year career and it takes half your purchasing power. Over the last century, the dollar has lost 97%. "2% is inflation. And it is theft." [@Gary_Brode on The Last Trade]

NEW: The average Bitcoin ETF Holder is back above water for the first time since January. The rally this morning has bitcoin:native above our estimated ETF cost basis of $81,722 per coin. h/t @EricBalchunas

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might be able to do a double quarter pounder for dinner tonight. huge