2025, the year I graduated.

The year I also realized the papers I earned wasn’t the promise I was sold.

The year I understood college was breeding me into an obedient employee.

The year I decided I didn’t want to climb a corporate ladder to feed this greedy machine.

The year I realized compliance was never my calling.

The year I found a community that actually builds instead of waits; a community that isn’t just about money.

The year I decided I don’t just want to observe this mission, but push it forward.

The year I learned you don’t need permission or a title.

The year I learned you can just do things.

The year I felt God’s presence more clearly than ever before.

To 2025, you were chaotic, uncomfortable, and unexpectedly life-changing.

Parents working two jobs.
Students drowning in debt.
Kids watching life get tighter every year.

This is the human cost of 118% debt and a 6.2% deficit.

You can’t outwork money that’s engineered to lose value, and when a system relies on debasement to function, the alternative must be incorruptible. @StayBolted

I always wanted to be a marine biologist as a kid.

Most people today know I love Bitcoin, business, and finance…but almost nobody knows that my first real love was the ocean.

This hoodie was from the first business I ever started, an ocean-protection merch brand I built in high school to merge my love for the ocean and entrepreneurship.

But here’s the part that still hits me:

I gave up on marine biology in 6th grade.
At 12 years old, I decided I couldn’t do the thing I loved because the salary would never sustain a life.

Twelve.
Before you even know who you are, you’re already optimizing for survival instead of passion.

That’s what fiat does.
It forces people, kids, to make choices based on paychecks, not purpose.

It pushes entire generations into careers they don’t love because debt is massive, everything is too expensive, and “follow your passion” has become a luxury.

And this is why Bitcoin matters.

Because a sound money future gives people room to choose work they care about. To stop trading their purpose for a paycheck.

In another world, a sound-money world, maybe I’m a marine biologist.

In this one, I’m building toward a future where the next 12 year old doesn’t have to give up what they love just to survive.

That’s the beauty of Bitcoin.

Mandami won because people are struggling. When the economy breaks and people are priced out of their own city, they’ll vote for ANYTHING that looks like relief.

The issue isn’t left vs right, it’s the money. The system. That’s why Bitcoin matters.

NYC isn’t done. This city rebuilds itself again and again.

Just got a Bloomberg notification that says “Bitcoin drops to the lowest level since June.”

Cool.
Where was the notification when my rent doubled?
When my groceries went up 40%?
When my insurance climbed every year for no reason?
When my college tuition tripled in a decade?

Bitcoin isn’t crashing. The dollar is.

Bitcoin consolidating around $110K isn’t the story.

If you believe in sound money, pullbacks are variance, not exits.

Stop asking for a year-end price. Start asking where Bitcoin sits in the world’s portfolios five years from now.

I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t wear revealing Halloween costumes.

I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t go to clubs.

I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t drink and get wasted.

I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I aim to choose growth over comfort.

I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I face my flaws and I hold myself accountable, even when it’s hard.

I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I pour into my passions, protect my peace, and grow into the woman a strong man prays for.

Because in the end, it’s not just about finding the right person, it’s about becoming the kind of person you’d want to be with.

Imagine running the global reserve currency and saying, “Yeah, we’re aiming for prices to keep rising forever…on purpose.”

That’s not monetary policy. That’s insanity.

Understand this, and you understand why Bitcoin matters.

Technological advancements should be deflationary. The natural state of a free market is deflationary.

Gold is a hedge.
Bitcoin is a parallel system.

That’s the difference.

Every monetary system eventually hits the laws of physics:
You can’t print energy.
You can’t bail out time.

In the end, everything gets marked to truth. That truth is Bitcoin.

$37T in debt.
$880B a year in interest.

The system isn’t “going” to break.
It already has. They’re just printing the difference.

The spiral ends when hard money steps in. Gold leads, Bitcoin will follow.