Case in point: "This isn't about Bitcoin adoption among retail investors anymore.

This is about creating compliant pathways for the largest pools of capital on Earth to get Bitcoin exposure without breaking their mandates.

The total addressable market?

Every pension fund, insurance company, endowment, and corporate treasury globally.

The companies that build the best liquidity straws will capture trillions in AUM." https://x.com/1MarkMoss/status/1940029621573136558

What is there to implode? This is simply the beginning of tapping into different capital markets. It might be new and volatile, and there will probably be some players not making it who are going into it too aggressively at some point, but overall it's just siphoning capital away from untapped capital markets. Markets that didn't have access to these instruments (btc exposure) before. If not in this way, how else would these markets be accessed in a world that's on a hyperbitcoinization track?

Interesting, something I saved in my bookmarks a while back https://fluentsubs.com/

you'll come back around

My favorite book is Atlas Shrugged from Ayn Rand, it changed my life at 25 - now multiple years ago

from what I understood, it's meant to make sure any AIs owned by the big tech won't censor or limit the correct speech/language to properly explain Bitcoin. Maybe you can compare it with the study of economics, which is totally taken over by governments on the main universities - so nobody learns how money really works and everybody is indoctrinated by Keynesian logic.

The Netherlands

nope

Doesn't the Mempool show that 'avg block time > 10 min' and that's why next difficulty adjustment the difficulty will go down with 8.68% to make sure 'avg block time == 10 min' again?