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Kristen

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Gold and silver have taken a beating. AI stocks are sliding. On October 20, JPMorgan projected Bitcoin would outperform stocks, bonds, and gold over the next decade. Interesting timing. 👀 Capital rotation into Bitcoin next? ₿ 🧡

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Bitcoin sentiment is overwhelmingly negative. But I see something different. Metals are weakening. AI stocks are struggling. Bitcoin is holding its own. This feels like Q3 2023, right before the breakout. I’m very bullish. ₿🧡

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How freeing it is to realize the Fed doesn’t control Bitcoin. The FOMC met today, and I didn’t even watch. Bitcoin’s doing its thing anyway.🧡

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X skews our reality. We follow millionaires and billionaires all day, so 0.1 BTC feels small. But that’s roughly $8,000 in liquid wealth. The Fed says 62% of Americans can’t cover a $5,000 emergency with savings alone. You’re further ahead than you think. Be proud of your stack. Keep going! ✌️🧡

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Since going back to work, I’ve realized just how easy it is to get distracted from building real wealth. It’s reminded me why hardcore HODLing takes discipline and laser focus. Note to self: Stay focused. Ignore the noise. Build wealth. HODL. ✌️

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I was bummed when I checked Bitcoin today. But then I looked at the rest of the market. Bitcoin’s holding its own. ✌️😃

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Unpopular opinion: Bitcoin maxis need to stop shaming people for caring about price. Financial freedom is the goal, not a purity contest.

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When in doubt, zoom out. 🧡 Bitcoin isn’t just a cycle anymore. It’s an institutional asset. Exciting time ahead. https://t.co/KIJrk8UOIQ

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Level 1 Wealth: Take your fiat dollars and put them to work buying appreciating assets. Level 2 Wealth: Turn those assets into collateral. Borrow conservatively against them to acquire more assets with DeFi lending. Allow your wealth to keep compounding without selling your original investments. Buy. Borrow. Die. Under current U.S. tax law, heirs generally inherit qualifying assets with a stepped-up cost basis. The wealthy don’t just make money work for them. They make their assets work for them, too.