Gavin ·
After my show with Kurt and reading more about CSW’s long-term legal notice, along with how he’s been selling Satoshi earnings and trading them into what he calls Bitcoin, meaning the original Bitcoin, and stablecoins, it really got me thinking. The fact that exchanges have almost completely eliminated it is crazy. Only a few remain, and the supply is so limited that any serious buying pressure from the Satoshi wallets could cause a major shift.
Those wallets reportedly hold nearly nine billion dollars in liquidity. Even if just ten percent of that, around nine hundred million, entered the market, it would be game-changing. Right now, the market cap is only five hundred sixty-five million, which is incredibly small in comparison.
I know CSW has talked down about people who care about the price, and I get it. His motive isn’t to make anyone rich. His focus seems to be on two things: finishing what Bitcoin was originally meant to achieve and seeking revenge on BTC Core and the individuals who hijacked Bitcoin. They exposed him as Satoshi when he didn’t want the attention and then attacked him relentlessly once they realized it was true.
This kind of long-term strategy, especially with a revenge motive behind it, can be incredibly powerful. I don’t think there’s ever been a situation quite like this that we could compare it to. With such massive buying pressure and such a small market cap, combined with limited liquidity and Bitcoin being largely removed from exchanges, it feels like we’re in uncharted territory.
On top of that, the crypto bills in Congress and the Clarity Act seem to be setting the stage for major changes. In my opinion, BTC and Ethereum don’t qualify as mature blockchains under these frameworks. Their positions rely on lies and deception, and that kind of thing never lasts forever.
This is all so exciting to think about. Honestly, I just hope the price stays low for a bit longer, maybe through the end of the year, so I can hit my goals before this all starts to take off.