Strange dream or nightmare...

I had a dream tonight and typed what i remembered below. Most of the dream contents are from my life and mixed with factual events but the parts that I am stuck on about revolve around my reversal of my belief of BTC. The dream takes place with myself as one of the guests on a crypto panel in London having it out with Saylor..... " I think Saylor doesn’t realize that half of his opinions are mixed with facts, yet he believes they are all equally true. His success is more about luck than anything else, which is dangerous. I don’t claim to be smarter—I’m just as lucky. I have always been on team bitcoin and crypto. I have had bitcoin flags, license plates and one of the first btc credit cards. I have taught crypto classes, mined with 1200TH and run multiple nodes for over a decade, but I can't get over the blackrock buy in. It lit a fuse. Bitcoin will not reach $13 million. Its essence has eroded with widespread adoption. It was never meant to be controlled by banks and investment houses; it was meant for the people. I remember three key takeaways from its original design, none of which were beyond what was already explained in the whitepaper: The masses, not the wealthy, would have control. A new Bitcoin can always be created, adopted, and replace the old—it's up to the people. Bitcoin 2.0 will surpass Bitcoin 1.0. Remember this: when the banks take over, HODL no more. There will come a time—probably when Bitcoin is still under $200K—when ownership will become concentrated among a few core holders. That’s when the reversal begins. Think back to the early days: who used Bitcoin? How widely was it accepted? The bell curve of adoption has peaked, and as it approaches the beginning again, the early challenge will resurface but in a way that hurts the ones left holding. Saylor will ultimately be trading his coins to BlackRock and the banks and other karge holders. But Bitcoin only works if everyone has it and believes in it. If you price out the people, it becomes a rich man’s game. In my view, Bitcoin is best used to pump up wealth as the rich purchase it, so the poor can cash out and redistribute it. Bitcoin treated me well. With a $5,000 investment, I bought a castle, cars, funded six kids’ college educations, secured retirement, savings, and gold. I’ve helped dozens of friends through tough times and still hold a small fortune in Bitcoin. I’ve now held my Bitcoin longer than it has time left in the market. That kind of opportunity won’t happen again. It’s not about the numbers—it’s about the purpose and the outcome.. at that point Saylor grabbed my arms and told me to stop it. His grip was weak and he literally dissolved on stage as I sat down" I usually listen to my dreams or at least find a segment of the thought as a path. I really hope this was a more of a nightmare but I can't shake it. It felt real. I will be watching the markets and maybe sending Saylor a note to stay away from chemical plants, fires, tanker trucks etc etc. submitted by /u/Character-Sky-2512 [link] [comments]

Mar 6, 2025 - 12:52

I had a dream tonight and typed what i remembered below. Most of the dream contents are from my life and mixed with factual events but the parts that I am stuck on about revolve around my reversal of my belief of BTC. The dream takes place with myself as one of the guests on a crypto panel in London having it out with Saylor.....

" I think Saylor doesn’t realize that half of his opinions are mixed with facts, yet he believes they are all equally true. His success is more about luck than anything else, which is dangerous. I don’t claim to be smarter—I’m just as lucky.

I have always been on team bitcoin and crypto. I have had bitcoin flags, license plates and one of the first btc credit cards. I have taught crypto classes, mined with 1200TH and run multiple nodes for over a decade, but I can't get over the blackrock buy in. It lit a fuse.

Bitcoin will not reach $13 million. Its essence has eroded with widespread adoption. It was never meant to be controlled by banks and investment houses; it was meant for the people. I remember three key takeaways from its original design, none of which were beyond what was already explained in the whitepaper:

The masses, not the wealthy, would have control.
A new Bitcoin can always be created, adopted, and replace the old—it's up to the people.
Bitcoin 2.0 will surpass Bitcoin 1.0.

Remember this: when the banks take over, HODL no more. There will come a time—probably when Bitcoin is still under $200K—when ownership will become concentrated among a few core holders. That’s when the reversal begins. Think back to the early days: who used Bitcoin? How widely was it accepted? The bell curve of adoption has peaked, and as it approaches the beginning again, the early challenge will resurface but in a way that hurts the ones left holding.

Saylor will ultimately be trading his coins to BlackRock and the banks and other karge holders. But Bitcoin only works if everyone has it and believes in it. If you price out the people, it becomes a rich man’s game. In my view, Bitcoin is best used to pump up wealth as the rich purchase it, so the poor can cash out and redistribute it.

Bitcoin treated me well. With a $5,000 investment, I bought a castle, cars, funded six kids’ college educations, secured retirement, savings, and gold. I’ve helped dozens of friends through tough times and still hold a small fortune in Bitcoin. I’ve now held my Bitcoin longer than it has time left in the market. That kind of opportunity won’t happen again.

It’s not about the numbers—it’s about the purpose and the outcome.. at that point Saylor grabbed my arms and told me to stop it. His grip was weak and he literally dissolved on stage as I sat down"

I usually listen to my dreams or at least find a segment of the thought as a path. I really hope this was a more of a nightmare but I can't shake it. It felt real. I will be watching the markets and maybe sending Saylor a note to stay away from chemical plants, fires, tanker trucks etc etc.

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