TheCryptoDegen

Most people don’t know this, but Bitcoin has a hidden message that can never be deleted

Bitcoin block 666,666 was mined on January 18, 2021

It contains a message permanently written into the blockchain

Using Bitcoin’s OP_RETURN, the miner embedded a Bible verse directly into the block’s data

“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” Romans 12:21

To make it happen, they paid over 5x the normal fee just to guarantee inclusion in that exact block

The transaction is linked to wallets named “GoD” and “BibLE”, verifiable on any public block explorer

Once it’s there, it can never be removed

We are in “Bitcoin is dead” territory

Historically this is where millionaires are made, accumulating here is always profitable.

🚨 SATOSHI NAKAMOTO IS DOWN $62.6 BILLION

Bitcoin's creator and the largest $BTC holder on earth has lost $62,640,000,000 in unrealized value since BTC’s peak.

NO ONE IS IMMUNE.🔥
$BTC

Bitcoin is down 50% from ATH.

Historically, when you buy bitcoin at a -50% drawdown, the median time to hit an all-time high is 16 months (worst 2.8 years).

LOCK IN.

BITCOIN JUST MADE HISTORY.

But it's not something we all wanted.

Bitcoin weekly RSI has just reached its lowest level in history.

- Lower than tariffs Crash
- Lower than the FTX crash
- Lower than the Covid Crash
- Lower than the 2018 bottom
- Lower than the Mt. Gox hack

This means, in the history of Bitcoin, it has never been this oversold.

HOPIUM for Bitcoin

The bottom is in for now, and we are due for a relief rally soon unless stocks crash hard.

Bitcoin is now retesting the previous all-time high from 2021, which last time marked the bottom for BTC.

In 2022, BTC tested the 2017 ATH of $19,800, dipped below to $15,400, and then formed the bottom.

We are seeing the same pattern again: we just went below the 2021 high of $69,000 and tested the $60,000 level.

So the bottom is likely in and we should bounce, but if stocks dump hard, BTC can go lower.

2011: BTC dropped from $32 to $2
"Bitcoin is dead"
Two and a half years later it hit $1,000

2014: Dropped from $1,100 to $170
"Bitcoin is dead"
Three years later it hit $20,000

2018: Dropped from $20,000 to $3,200
"Bitcoin is dead"
Three years later it hit $69,000

2022: Dropped from $69,000 to $15,500
"Bitcoin is dead"
Two years later it hit $100,000+

Four crashes of 80% or more
Four recoveries to new all time highs

The people who sold during each crash are still saying crypto is a scam

Everyone who loaded up more stopped talking because they're too busy being rich

Lesson in that?
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Every 210,000 blocks, Bitcoin's issuance gets cut in half. No committee. No vote. No emergency meeting.

In 2009: 50 BTC per block.
2012: 25.
2016: 12.5.
2020: 6.25.
2024: 3.125.

By 2140, the last fraction of a Bitcoin will be mined. The entire supply schedule was written on day one and has never been changed.

Name one other monetary system where that's true.
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Bitcoin's 15% Mining Difficulty Surge in a Price Slump

The difficulty surge wasn't noise. It was the network saying pressure makes me stronger.

No fiat does this (pressure = more printing).
No gold does this.
No company or nation state does this.

It was the protocol proving, in real time, that pressure is its fuel.
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On this day in 2010, Bitcoin’s first logo was revealed

On this day in 2010, Satoshi Nakamoto wrote, "No, each generated transaction uses a new, single-use address."

A user thought all the bitcoin was under one public ID. Satoshi corrected them, explaining the privacy design by generating a unique address for every payment received.

5 Uncomfortable Bitcoin Truths Most People Learn Too Late 🟠

1.Fiat expands. Bitcoin is fixed. Scarcity wins over time. 🟠

2.If you don’t custody your keys, you don’t own your money.

3.Volatility is the price you pay for escaping debasement.

4.Governments print. Bitcoin audits.

5.The earlier you understand it’s about monetary energy, not price, the further you’ll go.
#buyBTC

A BTC’s Bull Trigger: +0.80 T-Bill Lead, 8-Month Lag

Keyrock’s data (since 2021): net T-bill issuance vs BTC has r = +0.80 with an ~8-month lead.

Sensitivity: every +1% change in global liquidity has mapped to +7.6% BTC over the next quarter.

A big reason why BTC is weak: the issuance impulse peaked late-2024 (~+$2.0T) then decelerated; now it’s ~+$0.136T.

8-month lag → that slowdown is printing in price right now.

The Flip: ~$38T US debt + ~$3–4T/yr refinancing wave.
Keyrock expects T-bill issuance ramps to +$0.6–0.8T/yr starting mid-2026.

Translate the lag:
mid-2026 issuance ramp → late-2026 / early-2027 BTC tailwind.

Watch the Treasury schedule.
Sources: (keyrock.com)
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The original #Bitcoin white paper was likely typed on a Windows XP computer by Satoshi Nakamoto. Researchers matched the fonts and small PDF rendering quirks that match Windows XP defaults.

The internet hit 20% adoption in 17 years. Bitcoin hit 4.7% in the same time.
But you shouldn't compare a shopping mall to a monetary system:

The internet spread because it gave you something instantly useful -
email, search, entertainment.

Bitcoin doesn't work like that.
Monetary networks spread through distrust, not convenience.

People don't swap savings rails when things are fine, they do it when the cost of staying becomes unbearable.

That's why the internet's adoption curve is the wrong benchmark.

Compare it to how the dollar replaced the pound as the global reserve, or how gold moved across borders during currency crises.

Those transitions took decades... then happened almost overnight.

Bitcoin at 4.7% and is already faster than any monetary shift in recorded history.

So the question becomes, what breaks the dam?

Better UX, widespread macro stress, mass MoE integration, further regulatory clarity, agent-native payments

Any one of those would add 10% to the curve

Money doesn't get replaced by being better, it gets replaced when the old system makes staying too expensive.
The cost (debasement) is rising every year.
4.7% is just the people who noticed first.

This is one of the largest frozen Bitcoin addresses in history:

1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF

It holds 79,957 BTC.

At today’s prices, that’s around $5.4 billion.

These coins were stolen from Mt. Gox in March 2011.

And they have never moved.

Zero outgoing transactions in 15 years.

Forensic analysis traced the theft to the Mt. Gox hot wallet.

The entire wallet was drained in a single abnormal transaction.

Blockchain evidence points directly to 1Feex.

In 2021, strange dust transactions were sent to the address with messages like:

“LEGAL NOTICE: We have taken possession of this wallet.”

“Not abandoned? Prove it.”

The coins still didn’t move.

Craig Wright later claimed ownership through Tulip Trading.

He said:

- He bought the BTC in 2011
- The keys were stolen in 2020
- Developers should modify Bitcoin to recover them

UK courts rejected the claims.

Meanwhile, other Mt. Gox-linked wallets have shown activity over the years.

But not this one.

Either the keys are lost forever.
Or someone is waiting.

For now, $5.4 billion in Bitcoin is untouched.

And nobody can access it.

🟠 Sat Cent Parity

Progress (1 sat = 0.00069¢)

🟧⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ 6.9%

When 1 sat = 1¢, Bitcoin = $1 million.

If you bought $1 of Bitcoin every time Peter Schiff tweeted about it (about 1,836 times since 2013), you’d have roughly 0.174 BTC today.

Total invested: $1,836

Current value (at ~$66,000/BTC): ~$11,500

Return: ~525%

If you had bought $1 of gold instead each time he tweeted about Bitcoin:

You’d own about 0.45 oz

Total invested: $1,836

Current value: ~$2,300–$2,400

Return: ~25–35%

HAL FINNEY: "I think I was the first person besides Satoshi to run bitcoin.

I mined block 70-something, and I was the recipient of the first bitcoin transaction, when Satoshi sent ten coins to me as a test.

I carried on an email conversation with Satoshi over the next few days, mostly me reporting bugs and him fixing them."
$BTC

WHAT Do you THINK?
15 years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto logged off the Bitcoin forum and hasn’t returned

What happens if he logs back on?
#BitcoinDunyamiz