Where a decade of online marketing meets a much older obsession: sound money, self-custody, and the slow, deliberate case for Bitcoin.
Peter Schiff has consistently warned that Bitcoin is a speculative asset vulnerable to major losses, and some of his volatility concerns have proven accurate. However, several of his specific and broader bearish predictions have not. Most notably, Schiff said in 2019 that Bitcoin would “never hit $50k,” yet Bitcoin surpassed $50,000 in 2021. His repeated warnings of an eventual collapse to zero also remain unfulfilled. The article examines Schiff’s record fairly, distinguishing legitimate risk warnings from specific price predictions and evaluating them against Bitcoin’s actual historical performance.
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AI agents could eventually use Bitcoin and the Lightning Network to make automated payments for data, APIs, computing power, digital assets, and services provided by other software agents. The key challenge will be giving AI systems enough financial flexibility to operate independently while maintaining strict human oversight and security controls.
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For Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) to become the most valuable company in the world, it would need an exceptional run of aggressive Bitcoin accumulation, sustained investor confidence, and a multi‑decade Bitcoin bull case that pushes the asset into multi‑million‑dollar territory. With a market cap of roughly $55–60 billion in September 2026 and about 845,000 BTC on its balance sheet, Strategy would need something close to a 100× increase in equity value to overtake today's multi‑trillion‑dollar leaders. The odds are low, but the setup is unique: a publicly traded, leveraged proxy on Bitcoin that could, in an extreme "Bitcoin as core global reserve asset" scenario, ride a historic macro shift into the top spot.
Digital Asset TreasuriesI've spent years in online marketing — building sites, learning what actually earns a reader's trust versus what just games a ranking. Bitcoin has run alongside that the whole time: not as a trade, but as a slow-burn interest in the technology, the culture, and the case for holding your own keys.
Satseo is where those two things finally share an address.
No moonshot price predictions, no manufactured urgency. Just clear, direct writing about the tools, protocols, and decisions that come with taking Bitcoin and self-custody seriously — occasional opinions included.
This isn't a general crypto site. Depth on one thing beats a shallow take on a dozen — so the coverage stays Bitcoin-first, with other protocols making an appearance only when there's a genuine reason to bring them up.
Bitcoin-only setups, multisig, and the practical decisions people actually get stuck on.
Babylon and other self-custodial staking developments, with the tradeoffs stated plainly.
For people trying to actually use it, not just read the whitepaper summary again.
A clearer starting point for long-term holders and self-custody users — not a substitute for a tax professional.
Every article on this site is researched, fact-checked against primary sources, and written to be genuinely useful — not to fill space or chase clicks. If something is wrong, it gets corrected.