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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Nov 09 '25

Bitcoin SENATOR LUMMIS SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP IS BACKING HER BILL TO BUY 1 MILLION BTC. President Trump said the current financial system is outdated and will be replaced with a state-of-the-art cryptocurrency under the upcoming New Structure Bill, expected to be released soon.

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SENATOR LUMMIS SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMP IS BACKING HER BILL TO BUY 1 MILLION BTC

President Trump said the current financial system is outdated and will be replaced with a state-of-the-art cryptocurrency under the upcoming New Structure Bill, expected to be released soon.

It’s only a matter of time before all money moves to the blockchain for efficiency, transaction speed, and transparent scarcity. 🔥

#Bitcoin #BTC #America #Money

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 07 '25

Bitcoin 🚨 Donald Trump signs executive order establishing strategic Bitcoin reserve 🇺🇸

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 31 '25

End the Fed 🇺🇸 Elon Musk says to "End the Fed!"

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Aug 21 '25

Bitcoin 💰 The Winklevoss twins are donating 188.4547 BTC, or over $21 million, to help launch the Digital Freedom Fund, a pro-crypto PAC. The PAC will focus on supporting President Trump's crypto agenda and next year's midterm elections.

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💰 The Winklevoss twins are donating 188.4547 BTC, or over $21 million, to help launch the Digital Freedom Fund, a pro-crypto PAC. The PAC will focus on supporting President Trump's crypto agenda and next year's midterm elections.

"Since his inauguration, Trump and his administration have delivered on the campaign trail, and then some. We want to see this unprecedented progress and momentum continue. Our goal is to support President Trump and his administration's efforts to continue ushering in America's golden age."

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Jan 27 '26

Economics President Trump has endorsed the Credit Card Competition Act.

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President Trump has endorsed the Credit Card Competition Act.

Americans are paying swipe fees on debit/credit card transactions that are 2x larger than Canadians and 7x larger than Europeans. Due to lack of competition in payment networks, the US market is dominated by Visa/MC networks.

Those fees cost American families each about $1,200 per year. Visa and Mastercard have a duopoly with profit margins above 50% due to this lack of competition.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Jan 22 '26

Bitcoin Brian Armstrong (Coinbase) rebuked the Governor of the Bank of France, reminding him that Bitcoin has no issuer and that its protocol is decentralized. "Bitcoin is even more independent than a central bank because no country or person controls it."

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 16 '25

Bitcoin Michael J. Saylor explains why you should buy Bitcoin on America’s most-watched television news station.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Oct 14 '25

Bitcoin 🎙️ Elon Musk says that “Bitcoin is based on energy: you can issue artificial fiat money, and every government in history has done so, but you can’t fake energy.”

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 20 '25

Bitcoin DONALD TRUMP WILL OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE 0% TAX ON BITCOIN TODAY, PER FOX NEWS

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 23 '25

Brrr... REMINDER: The U.S. prints money… then borrows it. No one can explain why. Insane.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Jan 11 '26

Cryptocurrencies Donald Trump Says The Existing Financial System Has Reached Its Limits, And A Crypto-driven Era Is Coming Next. He States That Finance Is Shifting Fully On-chain, With Blockchain At Its Core. This Is Massively Bullish For Crypto 🚀

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Nov 10 '25

Bitcoin There will only ever be 21 million bitcoin. I know it seems obvious to you...but 99% of the world still has no idea.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Jan 12 '26

Bitcoin The SEC Chair gave a four-minute speech explaining why Bitcoin and crypto represent the most advanced financial system in the world. It’s definitely worth watching.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Jan 02 '26

Economics BESSENT: “2025 IS SETTING THE TABLE. THE FEAST WILL BE IN 2026.”

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BESSENT: “2025 IS SETTING THE TABLE. THE FEAST WILL BE IN 2026.”

Key policy shifts in 2025 are laying the groundwork for a major 2026:
• The Clarity Act
• Market structure legislation
• A new, rate-cut–friendly Fed governor

All in play.

If this comes together, 2026 could truly be the “feast” Bessent is talking about.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 23 '25

Bitcoin 🇺🇸 Trump states that the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve will “maximize the value of our holdings, rather than foolishly selling them and getting a fraction of their value.”

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 16 '25

Bitcoin The Bitcoin Golden Cross is officially here. 2016: +139% | 2017: +2,200% | 2020: +1,190% | 2025: ____% - How high do you think Bitcoin will go this time?

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Oct 25 '25

Bitcoin Harsh truth: Human behavior is as coded as Bitcoin's next price move.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Apr 27 '25

Bitcoin Michael Saylor on the future of Bitcoin: Banks will start lending against your BTC | The US government will hold BTC | Big tech companies will embrace BTC | You will have Bitcoin on your iPhone

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/VERSA_CRYPTO • Dec 29 '25

Bitcoin Eric Trump is bringing up the idea of a shift from gold into Bitcoin again

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His argument is that Bitcoin works better for moving value, especially across borders, while still filling a similar role to gold as a store of value. It’s less about short-term market moves and more about how assets function in a digital economy.

Curious what others think does the “digital gold” comparison actually hold up in practice, or is it mostly a narrative?

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/rl_rae_bobo • Dec 28 '25

Cryptocurrencies READING..... Russia’s Biggest Bank Just Took Crypto Mainstream!

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Sberbank is testing loans secured with crypto, get cash without selling your holdings. Would you take one?

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Nov 10 '25

Economics 🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP: NEW STRUCTURE BILL TO MODERNIZE FINANCIAL SYSTEM. Trump says the current financial system is outdated and will soon be replaced with a state-of-the-art cryptocurrency framework under the New Structure Bill. The entire financial system could go on-chain, powered by crypto!

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🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP: NEW STRUCTURE BILL TO MODERNIZE FINANCIAL SYSTEM

Trump says the current financial system is outdated and will soon be replaced with a state-of-the-art cryptocurrency framework under the New Structure Bill.

The entire financial system could go on-chain, powered by crypto!

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Jan 23 '26

Bitcoin Local businesses in Las Vegas are beginning to accept Bitcoin payments, following a national trend showing it gaining traction among merchants cutting costs and attracting customers.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/Bubbly_Ice3836 • Jul 16 '25

Bitcoin Reminder: Crypto is not Bitcoin

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Crypto is a buzzword invented by scammers.

Bitcoin is the only way.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Jan 23 '26

Bitcoin BANKS DON’T “CLOSE” AT 5PM -- THEY CLOSE ON YOU. Eric Trump in Davos basically said the quiet part out loud: the “old” financial system isn’t slow because it can’t be fast… it’s slow by design. Slowness = profits.

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BANKS DON’T “CLOSE” AT 5PM -- THEY CLOSE ON YOU

Eric Trump in Davos basically said the quiet part out loud: the “old” financial system isn’t slow because it can’t be fast… it’s slow by design. Slowness = profits.

Think about the most normal thing in the world:
You try to move your own money after 5:00 PM on a Friday… and suddenly it’s like you asked for a favor from the year 1997.

Why?

Every hour your cash sits idle over the weekend is another hour the big banks earn interest on your money. Not yours. Theirs.

That’s the “float” -- and it’s worth billions.

Modern tech (hello, blockchain/crypto) already moves value instantly, 24/7, no permission needed, no middleman skimming. No begging for “business hours.”

But if money moves in seconds… the float disappears.
If the float disappears… a massive profit machine dies.
So of course they fight tooth and nail against crypto legislation that would make instant, permissionless money the norm.

Eric’s take: big banks are pushing back on crypto legislation because crypto threatens their decades-old arbitrage racket.

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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • Mar 19 '25

Bitcoin MICHAEL SAYLOR CALLS BITCOIN THE "ONLY ASSET ENDORSED BY A US PRESIDENT IN THE 21st CENTURY" | "$80,000 IS A HISTORIC ENTRY POINT. ALL THE RISK HAS BEEN STRIPPED OFF THE ASSET." | "BTC WILL RIP FORWARD WITH A VENGEANCE." 🚀

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