+1
Did this in the past already. The term is a good fit.

EDIT: I almost couldn't believe what i just saw on Twatter:

https://x.com/rogerkver/status/1883521344341750175

Mr. self-expelled "Bitcoin Jesus" pleading for Trump's help as a "real american".
I should call him "Chameleon Jesus" from now on 

Ripple is a corp-coin premined scam, and always was.

--but--

Even if a shitcoin wasn't pre-mined, is POW, and it's devs have/had good intentions, that still doesn't make it NOT completely redundant to Bitcoin. Thus in my mind, everything else other than Bitcoin is a shitcoin.

All these 10 Million+ shitcoins vying for #2, #3, or "# insert position here" is both redundant and irrelevant to Bitcoin's long term purpose.

Since "Bitcoin Maximalist" has become this weird derogatory phrase that's thrown around to discredit/undermine/shame those that are Bitcoiners only, I say we adopt the phrase "Shitcoin Apologist" to label the other camp.

I'm getting sick of the bullshit. #sorrynotsorry

His confiscated coins are legally, officially, lost (to him) forever.
The issue is: has he got some secret stash somewhere? Does he still hold the keys to it?
A Coinbase snoop is suggesting he located some coins that may be old Silk Road treasure.
It still remains to be seen if it's like he says - and if Ross manages to lay hands on them.
If I were Ross, I would only attempt that when safely far from the USA.

I think the real answer to this question is buried at the end of this article:

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/21/david-einhorn-says-we-have-reached-the-fartcoin-stage-of-the-market-cycle.html


TL/DR - So shorting MSTR Long 2X ETFs while owing MSTR stock, an arbitrage play.

I'm quite surprised to see that there are so many people here worried about the recent rise in price. Of course, there has been an increase of 50% in just a few months, but to be honest, I think the rate at which Bitcoins are increasing in price is still quite slow. It will go much faster in the nearby future. This may not happen for another few months or even years, but if Bitcoin survives, which I believe it will, there will be a price explosion of epic proportions.
 
Think of it: the total Bitcoin market is somewhere north of 200 million USD, divided over almost 11 million BTC. From the Ron/Shamir paper we know that around 7 million BTC never move. That means that the total amount of fiat invested in Bitcoin is well below 100 million USD. In every possible scenario where Bitcoins are known to the general public, the total amount of money invested will be in the billions. The online gambling market had a turnover of 21 billion in 2008, according to Wikipedia. The online shopping market is at least tenfold that number, as is the amount of money people wire through Western Union and the like. And think of the money which could flow in the system once the drug cartels, hedge funds and tax evaders find out about it.

Although Bitcoin is still very young, it has survived to the point where there is enough wealth in the system that people will go to great lengths in order to repair or save it, once it will be struck by some disaster. This could either be an internal threat, such as scalability issues, or an external threat such as legal issues. In any case, Bitcoin will survive, simply because it has proven itself to work. Alternative currencies are irrelevant at this point, because any enhancement they might offer can and will be implemented by Bitcoin if there is even the slightest threat to it. The network effect will make sure Bitcoin won't allow contenders on the block. Whether you like it or not, Pandora's box has been opened and not even Satoshi himself will be able to close it.
 
When we look at Bitcoin in terms of expected value, the odds are thus astronomical. The only reason Bitcoins don't trade for 100k USD right now is because most people either haven't found out about it or don't understand it yet. When they do, there will be a rush from people afraid of missing the boat. Remember that never before in the history of mankind a new currency came on the market so suddenly and right there for everyone to pick up for a bargain. Once the banks and governments of this world find this out, there will be a race to get in on it as fast as possible. This will be the tipping point, where we can expect to see an exponential increase in value. As long as this point has not been reached, it is incredibly silly to worry over a few dollars in a few weeks.

Just spoke to my old boss, they still have my job available. Looks like it’s back to the Mcdonalds drive thru for LFC_Bitcoin.

This Bitcoin stuff was fun whilst it lasted.

edit: On a brighter note, they never did get their budget passed that increases the inclusion rate on cap gains to 66.67% up from 50%.  Hopefully that dies along with his gov't.

I agree generally with what you say here, but the bolded part I'm going to have to vehemently disagree with.

That is a myth continually perpetuated by the media.

As long as you stick with fruits that are low on the glycemic index, and stay away from consuming both high glycemic fruits and dried fruits on a regular basis, you are good to go.

I get probably 80-85% of my daily carb intake from low glycemic fruits (in the form of protein shakes twice daily, berries mostly mix with full fat milk), and the other 15-20% from vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus, carrots, peppers, etc). Some days it's more like 95% fruit as carbs. I'm probably right around 50-60 grams carbs on average daily. I don't eat any other forms of carbs during the year, except for maybe a once or twice a year slice of pizza or sushi as a special event/treat. I don't drink any alcohol, not any more, period.

At 55 years old, I'm shredded with extremely low body fat. In fact my metabolism has never been higher or better (well, since early college days anyway).

So fruits as poison? Kill metabolism? Complete media BS.

my typical breakfast was the

greek yogurt
 a teaspoon of the powdered cinnamon stir it in the plain yogurt looks like it is chocolate color.

then drop some nuts say walnuts or almonds or brazil .

this is a very high protein high fat meal with very little carbs.

you can vary it with a few blueberries or a small banana.

I could list what fruits work for me, but you could be different as body chemistry matter.

Bad fruit for me:

Oranges
Grapes
Raisins.

Good fruit.

Blueberries
Strawberries
Banana
Apples
Pears .

Worst foods.

 Bread
Pasta
cereals.

As for a1c I was 12.1 when discovered which is basically dude you are dying do something.

With my a1c in the 5.3 to 6.3 range itmis much much much better.

It's funny how we getting this shoots and haven't gotten to December yet