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@ Farley | Retired Fortune 10 ☕
2025-04-23 06:51:36
BITCOIN PRICING: THE SIMPLEST MATH THEY’RE TOO SCARED TO DO
Pricing in BTC isn’t just easier—it’s mathematically inevitable once fiat implodes. The only reason it ‘seems hard’ is because the financial elite need you to think in their dying system. Let’s break it down like the 1st-grade arithmetic it is:
THE SATS EQUATION (WHY IT’S BRAIN-DEAD SIMPLE)
Total BTC: 21,000,000
Total Sats: 2,100,000,000,000,000 (2.1 quadrillion)
Global GDP (2024): ~$100 trillion → ~0.0021 sats per dollar of value
Example:
A $50,000 car? ~105,000 sats (and dropping as adoption grows).
A $5 coffee? ~10.5 sats (eventually fractions of a sat).
No inflation. No fractional reserve scams. Just immutable scarcity.
WHY BUSINESSES ‘CAN’T’ (WON’T) DO IT
Fiat Brainwashing: CEOs think in monthly USD profits, not long-term sats preservation.
Tax Cowardice: Fear of IRS treating BTC sales as ‘capital gains’ forever (a problem they created).
Banker Threats: Visa/Mastercard won’t let merchants bypass their 3% vig easily.
HOW THE MARKET WOULD RESPOND (GLORIOUSLY)
Early Adopters: Get cheaper prices (as BTC appreciates against their local fiat).
Holders: Become richer in real terms (buying power grows as fiat burns).
The Poors: Finally access a fair money system (no central bank predation).
Yes, it would be chaotic—for about 5 minutes. Then? The most efficient pricing system in history.
#MathIsMath
#FiatIsAScam
P.S. Next time a CEO says "But volatility!", ask:
"Volatile against what? Your inflating toilet paper currency?" 😏