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@ bitcoinlimit
2025-05-17 13:19:09
Warren Buffett never split $BRK.A. Not once. Why? Because he knew real ownership isn’t for speculators. He didn’t want price-chasers. He wanted conviction. Long-term thinking. A shareholder base that understood value. As of today, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.A) has 1.44 million implied shares outstanding (includes the effect of converting all Class B shares (BRK.B) into Class A equivalents.), each valued at $770,660.
He views stock splits as a marketing gimmick that doesn't create real value, just makes the stock "seem cheaper" to tourists.
Bitcoin’s 21M cap serves the same purpose.
It filters. It forces discipline. It tells the world: “This isn’t for everyone. This is for those who get it.”
Sats are like $BRK.B shares, small units for access and usability. But the supply cap? That’s our $BRK.A. Untouchable. Unchanged. Uncompromising.
Don’t let the short-term thinkers fool you into “scaling” by changing the foundation. Scarcity is the signal. It’s what separates Bitcoin from every fiat, every scam shitcoin, every broken system that gave in to pressure.
Protecting the 21M cap isn’t a technicality, it’s the entire point.