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Everyone fears AI will hack Bitcoin. Meanwhile lenders are reportedly pulling funding from AI data-center companies, and BTC has held its 50-week MA six weeks straight. Which one looks fragile right now? Not advice, just asking.
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Somehow @bot merged my personal grokbot account into my company grokbot account, which I didn’t ask for, and my personal files didn’t come over so my personal bits don’t work, and even if they did they’re drawing on company subscription now, and to make the cluster even worse, the computer is unresponsive. Seriously, wtf. I just migrated company from Claude to grok it and was loving it. Our company runs Ai first. We are basically hard down and I can’t get human support yet. I’m now paying 2 subscriptions and both are unusable now. What a cluster fck. Seriously second guessing this move. @SpaceXSI help now or I have to migrate us back to Claude asap 🤦‍♂️
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
I just want a party that follows the Constitution. Is that too much to ask? 🤷🏻‍♂️
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The last few days, I saw the @spacexai team gathering feedback on X. I saw great feedback. One point was token use on @bot Today usage resets to 0% mid-cycle. That is how you win over customers 👏
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AI and robotics are supposed to usher in an era of abundance through massive productivity gains. But there’s a fundamental tension few talk about. Our financial system is built on a fiat monetary system with historically high debt. If AI + robotics caused broad, sustained price deflation, the real burden of that debt would increase. Revenues, wages, and asset prices could fall while debts stay fixed, increasing default risk. That’s why central banks resist persistent deflation. If policymakers support nominal demand, much of AI/robotics productivity may show up as output with stable prices, not massive price declines. But then where does purchasing power come from if labor income shrinks? Just fund a UBI isn’t a complete answer. Governments already run massive deficits, and if AI models commoditize, profit pools may not be as large or as taxable as people assume. If labor income falls and profits are competed away, where’s the tax base? Without a tax base you have to endlessly print money, which isn’t sustainable. The deeper issue isn’t abundance. It’s where the durable surplus ends up. If intelligence becomes abundant, value may migrate toward whatever remains truly scarce. Scarcity, not abundance, may ultimately define the AI and robotics era. 21 Million Bitcoin.
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Why is Uber asking me to upload an ID and a photo and also consent to biometrics? FU @Uber If this is your new policy, I’m never a customer again.
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It’s when the project makers could have a “bug” in the entropy generation for later retrieval.
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
Stacking Sats Inc. has acquired 0.21 BTC for $14,064 at ~$66,969 per Bitcoin. As of 6/3/2026 we hodl 29.34698 BTC acquired for ~$2.69 million at ~$91,691 per Bitcoin.
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
Another day. Another stack. Relentless execution by @PrivateCoSaylor @rdolce21m & the entire team at Framework IT - subsidiary of @stackingsatsinc They have outperformed every KPI goal we measure & most importantly driving BTC yield while simultaneously growing enterprise value. 🫡 onward
JUST IN: Stacking Sats Inc @stackingsatsinc buys an additional 0.21 #Bitcoin and now holds a total of 29.13 BTC.
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
Stacking Sats Inc. has acquired 0.21 BTC for $14,947 at ~$71,177 per Bitcoin. As of 6/1/2026 we hodl 29.13698 BTC acquired for ~$2.68 million at ~$91,869 per Bitcoin.
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Undeniable that something broke on 10/10.
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Stacking Sats has acquired 0.21 BTC for $15,310 at ~$72,905 per Bitcoin. As of 5/28/2026 we hodl 28.92698 BTC acquired for ~$2.66 million at ~$92,019 per Bitcoin.
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
Stacking Sats has acquired 0.21 BTC for $15,963 at ~$76,015 per Bitcoin. As of 5/26/2026 we HODL 28.71698 BTC acquired for ~$2.65 million at an average price of ~$92,159 per Bitcoin.
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Discipline & Persistence = The Difference in Bitcoin
Stacking Sats Inc. has acquired 0.21 BTC for $16,256 at ~$77,407 per Bitcoin. As of 5/18/2026 we hodl 28.37673 BTC acquired for ~$2.62 million at an average price of ~$92,353 per Bitcoin.
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
Stacking Sats has acquired 0.21 BTC for $16,652 at ~$79,294 per Bitcoin. As of 5/13/2026 we hodl 28.16673 BTC acquired for ~$2.60 million at an average price of ~$92,464 per Bitcoin.
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
Stacking Sats Inc. has acquired 0.21 BTC for $15,950 at ~$75,953 per Bitcoin. As of 4/29/2026 we HODL 27.95673 BTC acquired for ~$2.59 million at an average price of ~$92,563 per Bitcoin.
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PrivateCoSaylor retweeted
This is what operational excellence looks like. EBITDA growing 38x faster than revenue shows what happens when you execute the model: build, expand margins, automate, and reinvest in the future.
Framework IT just posted the strongest quarter in company history. Q1 2026: EBITDA up 181% YoY Revenue up 5.9% YoY EBITDA grew 38x faster than top line New recurring sales came in 40% over target AI-as-a-Service crossed in Q1 already beating the original 2026 annual AI sales goal @stackingsatsinc accumulated 1.94 BTC through operating cash flow. Launched a new operating company @ARCxAescape to diversify and grow cash flow to stack more BTC. This is the model: Build the business. Expand margins. Automate with AI. Stack Bitcoin.
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Weekly DCA. No panic. No timing the market. Cost basis goes down. Conviction goes up.
Stacking Sats Inc. has acquired 0.21 BTC for $14,944 at ~$71,162 per Bitcoin. As of 3/25/2026 we hodl 27.74673 BTC acquired for ~$2.57 million at ~92,689 per Bitcoin.
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Stacking recurring revenue and sats like clockwork — tick tock
Stacking Sats has acquired 0.21 BTC for $15,037 at ~$71,604 per Bitcoin. As of 3/18/2026 we hodl 27.53673 BTC acquired for ~$2.56 million at ~92,853 per Bitcoin.
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