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ROAD TO 10,000,000 SATS
How much ₿itcoin can I build without adding new money from my paycheck?
I’m turning unused stuff, collectibles, flips and found value into Sats.
GOAL: 10,000,000 Sats
New paycheck money: $0
Less stuff. More sats.
I’ll document every episode below 👇
You can build more houses.
You can print more dollars.
You can mine more gold.
You CANNOT create more Bitcoin.
Question for everyone who DOESN’T live in California.
Is visiting Disneyland actually a bucket list thing for people where you live?
Growing up near it, I’ve always wondered if people across the country dream about going.
Or is it just another theme park to you? 😂
Genuinely curious about this.
I’m curious…
How many replies on a post do you consider a GOOD day?
25? 100? 200+?
Trying to see what everyone considers a good day in the replies!
Vulnerable moment here.
I’m in my 30s, raising a family, working hard, investing, and constantly thinking about how to build a better future.
From the outside, things probably look pretty good.
But truthfully?
Half the time I feel like I’m just figuring it out as I go.
Please tell me I’m not the only one.
I think about financial freedom almost every single day.
Not because I hate working.
I just hate the idea of HAVING to work.
There’s a difference.
Stack Theory ₿ retweeted
Most Bitcoin holders have NO idea this exists.
With BTC down and year-end approaching, now might be a good time to learn about tax-loss harvesting. 🧵
It’s called HIFO (Highest In, First Out).
Here’s how it works:
• Bought BTC at $110K
• BTC drops to $80K
• Sell your highest-cost tax lots at a loss
• Immediately rebuy your Bitcoin
You still hold BTC, but you’ve potentially realized a tax-deductible loss.
Unlike stocks, Bitcoin currently isn’t subject to the traditional wash-sale rule.
The catch? Proper tax-lot identification matters, and repurchasing resets your cost basis.
With 2026 coming to an end, this could be worth looking into before December 31.
And here’s something worth knowing:
@Strike automatically uses HIFO.
@River defaults to FIFO but allows you to switch to HIFO.
How many Bitcoiners actually know about this? 🟠
Most people unwind after a long day at work.
Me: Thinking of 17 different ways to make money so I don’t have to work forever.
Anyone else have an entrepreneurial brain that never shuts off?
Do I have a problem?
If you have over 1,000 followers on 𝕏, I have two questions:
How long have you been active?
How long did it take you to hit 1,000?
I’m trying to see something. 👀
Most Bitcoin holders have NO idea this exists.
With BTC down and year-end approaching, now might be a good time to learn about tax-loss harvesting. 🧵
It’s called HIFO (Highest In, First Out).
Here’s how it works:
• Bought BTC at $110K
• BTC drops to $80K
• Sell your highest-cost tax lots at a loss
• Immediately rebuy your Bitcoin
You still hold BTC, but you’ve potentially realized a tax-deductible loss.
Unlike stocks, Bitcoin currently isn’t subject to the traditional wash-sale rule.
The catch? Proper tax-lot identification matters, and repurchasing resets your cost basis.
With 2026 coming to an end, this could be worth looking into before December 31.
And here’s something worth knowing:
@Strike automatically uses HIFO.
@River defaults to FIFO but allows you to switch to HIFO.
How many Bitcoiners actually know about this? 🟠




