"Robots can't create more Bitcoin".
AI can fork and have it's very own version.
Robotcoin.
They won't be paying a penny for BTC.
💥💥Breaking news: Billionaire Michael Saylor has just stated that an "artificial intelligence apocalypse" is imminent, which will drive the price of Bitcoin to skyrocket.
Artificial intelligence will render equity assets worthless.
Capital will shift toward scarce assets.
Robots cannot create more Bitcoin.
It is set to achieve 30% annual growth.
It will continue to outperform the S&P 500.
A new bull market has arrived.
They admit now that it is not money at all which must provide all three functions simultaneously to an economy.
The Bitcoin cult is full of cretins and liars.
What makes a thing a store of value? What category of thing is Bitcoin given that it is not money?
Seeing a lot of this recently. Admitting that Bitcoin is just a store of value. Which is an admission that it is not money which must provide all three functions simultaneously to an economy.
This admission is important, and it is one I explore in my forthcoming book - what category do we find other goods of a fixed quantity that might sometimes store value?
Telling people to dump Bitcoin to buy "Super Intelligence" is the ultimate VC category error.
"It’s a dead network that does nothing except store value."
Yes. That’s literally the entire point.
Gold hasn’t pushed a software update in 5,000 years. It commands an $18T market cap precisely because it does nothing except sit in a vault and refuse to be diluted.
Money isn’t a Series B SaaS startup. It doesn’t need quarterly feature roadmaps, enterprise pivots, or hype. Predictability is the feature.
Here’s the part they completely miss:
AI is an engine of exponential abundance. It drives the marginal cost of code, content, and intelligence toward zero.
Bitcoin is absolute mathematical scarcity.
You don't sell the yardstick to buy more fabric.
And when autonomous AI agents actually start transacting 24/7 at machine speed without bank accounts or KYC, what do you think they settle in-depreciating AI capex, or an immutable digital scarce asset?
AI creates the abundance. Bitcoin is the pristine collateral you store it in.
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THE GREATEST ACT OF MONETARY PROPAGANDA IN HISTORY
WAS CONVINCING PEOPLE THAT THE DOLLAR IS A MEASURE OF VALUE
RATHER THAN SOMETHING WHOSE VALUE NEEDS MEASURING.
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JUST IN: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran says its nuclear program will be completely excluded from upcoming talks until the US meets its demands.
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Shenzhen gold hub sees crowds as spot prices slip below $4,000/oz
Gold prices fell over the weekend, and the Shuibei market — a gold jewelry manufacturing and trading hub in the southern metropolis of Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong Province — saw a surge of visitors. Photos posted by netizens on Chinese social media platforms showed some aisles so crowded that people could barely move.
Netizens flooded the platforms with posts like "There are more people here buying gold than you'd find at a vegetable market," while "booming" and "packed with people" became buzzwords. (Global Times)
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All gold shops in Little India in Singapore are literally packed! Never seen goldsmiths that busy, gold bottom shouldn't be that far...
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That's 20% of annual supply gobbled up in 6 months, and silver prices are down 56%. 😂
🚨BREAKING HUGE: INDIA AUTHORIZES IMPORTS OF UP TO 209 MILLION OUNCES OF SILVER OVER THE NEXT 6 MONTHS⚠️ 👀
🇮🇳While silver prices endure a BRUTAL BEATDOWN, Indian authorities just quietly authorized imports of 6,500 metric tons of silver over the next 6 months- a full 1/4 of GLOBAL silver production‼️
🏦The bullion banks just collectively shuddered...
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China continues to dramatically underrepresent how much gold the PBOC is buying every month. According to trade data, China bought 25 tonnes (vs 20 officially) and another 23 tonnes in September according to the WGC. Meanwhile gold just dropped to a 3 month low below $4,000/oz
My feed is flooded with foreign accounts I have never seen before all promoting the "lab created gold" story.
I expected the usual Bitcoin propagandists to be all over it, but all these foreign accounts is suspicious 🤔
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Replying to @metalsmartyr
No need to worry. There is 0% chance of this outcome. That was a secular peak with stocks emerging from a secular low. We have the opposite today.
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Rynek srebra ma w zwyczaju wyrzucać za burtę.
Wszystko wskazuje na to, że tym razem prawdopodobnie będzie tak samo 👇
What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people.
The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.
384k followers.
Posts clueless AI slop thinking it's a hot take.
🚨 WARNING: SOMETHING TERRIBLE JUST HAPPENED!!
A U.S. private company just successfully produced Gold in a lab.
They’re aiming to produce 10 times more gold than CERN.
Back in 2024, lab-grown diamonds crashed the diamond market by over 60%.
When lab-grown gold hits the market, the gold industry will face an even bigger collapse.
And if you think other markets won’t feel the impact...
You're terribly WRONG.
On October 21, San Francisco startup Marathon Fusion successfully turned mercury into real, stable gold.
Now, they’re building a massive fusion reactor to produce gold at scale.
This will challenge one of gold’s biggest advantages: its scarcity.
And when technology changes the supply, entire industries face a brutal reset.
This isn’t just about science.
It’s about economics, pricing, and what happens when scarcity gets challenged.
LAB-GROWN DIAMONDS: THE WARNING SIGN
Not long ago, natural diamonds dominated the market.
They were considered rare.
They carried a premium.
Buyers believed their value was impossible to challenge.
Then lab-grown diamonds entered the picture.
Lab-grown diamonds cost 10x less yet were better than natural diamonds.
An average 1-carat natural diamond previously cost $10,000 before dropping to $3,900 in a matter of months.
Many traditional suppliers felt the pressure instantly and nearly went bankrupt.
When technology disrupts scarcity, the market changes.
And gold will face the same problem.
Gold has always benefited from its scarcity.
Investors buy it as a store of value.
Central banks hold it as a reserve asset.
Markets treat it as a hedge against uncertainty.
But what happens when gold can be produced in a laboratory?
The potential consequences are enormous:
→ New questions about long-term supply
→ Pressure on gold’s scarcity premium
→ Uncertainty across mining and precious metals markets
The biggest risk isn't just the technology itself.
It's how the market reacts to what it believes the technology will eventually achieve.
THE RIPPLE EFFECT WILL BE MUCH BIGGER
Gold isn't an isolated market.
Its price influences entire industries and investment strategies.
If laboratory production ever becomes commercially viable at scale, the consequences will extend far beyond gold:
→ Mining companies facing new valuation risks
→ Investors reassessing traditional safe-haven assets
→ Precious metals markets confronting a new source of uncertainty
Markets don't wait for every technological breakthrough to become mainstream.
They price in expectations long before the full impact arrives.
People assume that because gold is rare today, its scarcity will always protect its value.
But technology has repeatedly changed what markets consider scarce.
Lab-grown diamonds already demonstrate how production methods can reshape pricing.
When the economics of gold change, the consequences will be enormous.
I've spent over 12 years studying market events like these and calling market tops and bottoms.
If you want to be among the TOP 1% and survive the 2026-2027 cycle, follow me and turn on notifications.
Many will regret ignoring this warning.
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Silver’s Buy season in the on deck circle
India has issued permits to import around 6,500 metric tons of silver over the next six months as the world's biggest consumer of the precious metal seeks to meet festive-season demand
business-standard.com/econom…
So close to a bottom here in silver, one more leg down here which I expect to be small. I don't think we test $50 but let's see what the next leg down brings - could be a large wick (buyers come in and take it all)
2026 is probably the most psychologically exhausting year I've ever witnessed.
Almost everyone I speak to is fighting a different battle. Money isn't coming in. Businesses are struggling. Relationships are falling apart. Marriages are reaching breaking points. People who once had everything figured out are questioning their entire existence.
And it's not just financial net worth that's declining. People's psychological net worth is getting absolutely fucking destroyed.
I've survived multiple bear markets, crashes and some seriously fucked up years, but this one feels different.
It's like everyone is fighting a war nobody else can see.
I genuinely wonder, is this happening everywhere, or are we all just surrounded by people going through the same hell?

























