NOVEMBER 2026 ASTROLOGY FORECAST NOW LIVE 👇

I don't know what it will look like, but some amount of computer use will be completely reshaped by the ability of ordinary users to produce custom software at will. We interviewed Curtis for @hellmoneypod about his latest endeavor, dropping next week.

"Imagine that you're giving a talk to a room of 300 people and you can hear every single person's thought about you… That's the experience of tweeting." — @realizingerin on THE Bitcoin Podcast

Esotericists have long predicted that the Age of Aquarius would bring human telepathy. But things don't always manifest as expected. AI making everyone's digital history searchable is effectively telepathy. You can read someone's mind via the digital trail they've left behind.

I asked an astrologist when Bitcoin hits $1 million. “2032, or it’ll NEVER happen.” @realizingerin pivoted from @NASAJPL to Bitcoin astrology. We discuss: • Bitcoin’s 2032 deadline • Why AI and Bitcoin aren’t allies • Bitcoin’s Michael Saylor problem • Bitcoin’s death • (and a lot more you’re not ready for) 🕑 TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Trailer 2:17 - Why I stopped dismissing astrology 3:47 - How astrology led Erin to Bitcoin 6:54 - From planetary science to astrology 9:36 - (Why) does astrology work? 14:55 - Bitcoin's birth chart 18:27 - Why 2032 is Bitcoin's make-or-break year 21:20 - Bitcoin in the Age of Aquarius 30:11 - Using AI to read astrological charts 33:27 - 2018's fork wars and the 2026 parallel 37:00 - Jupiter vs. Bitcoin's 4-year cycle 39:39 - Bitcoin's outlook for 2026, 2027, and beyond 44:44 - Why AI and Bitcoin are not natural allies 47:43 - Bitcoin vs. Ethereum 48:33 - Bitcoin's Death 52:13 - Why Bitcoin Will Die 55:57 - Bitcoin x Michael Saylor & Strategy 58:44 - My birth chart x Bitcoin 1:02:35 - Bitcoin Lightning Round 1:04:15 - Closing remarks You came up @RayDalio @CsTominaga @realDonaldTrump @adam3us @cbspears @cryptokubrology Links 🎧👇

Thank you again to @LuganoPlanB for inviting me to give a keynote! I spoke about “Risk of Ruin” I discussed risk management and the story of the Bitcoin Red Team from over the summer.

This is true. I am surrounded by an army of Capricorns at all times.

Very important alpha

Venus retrograde is currently transiting over Netanyahu’s natal sun in Libra

Are you clip slop intelligentsia or long form intelligentsia?

"We're training it, and also it's training us." — @realizingerin on THE Bitcoin Podcast

Villains are what make stories great. When you become the perfect villain of a story, you are contributing just as much to its greatness as the hero. There is no great story without a complex, relatable villain. Otherwise you're just watching a cartoon. Most people are too shallow to appreciate this because their immediate impulse is to hate the villain with a fiery passion. But often that hatred is so intense precisely because they recognize something of themselves in the villain. They have to insist that he's an irredeemable monster to protect their own sense of moral superiority. The villain is as essential to the story as the hero, and real media heads love them both equally.

The twerpy straight guy is the most universally despised male archetype because he combines masculine entitlement with feminine social aggression, without the cultural license of being a woman or a gay man. But this also makes them the greatest reality TV characters of all time. They're straight men who drive romantic plotlines while simultaneously engaging in the sinister social warfare of the female cast. They're boyfriend and mean girl at the same time. Spencer Pratt invented the genre in The Hills, Scott Disick and Jax Taylor perfected it on KUWTK and VPR, and Billy Evans has now brought it to prestige documentary filmmaking in You Can See Everything.

Paul’s response to our episode about Drivechains, it’s worth a listen! Yet another reminder that the most important discourse about Bitcoin happens on @hellmoneypod

The idea that profiting off of your own story is unethical is so obviously manipulative Hollywood studio bs it shocks me that Nathan Fielder chose to make this the gotcha of the entire last third of the movie. Don’t profit off your story cuz that would be bad, yeah it’s only ethical if we’re the only ones that profit off of your story.

Nathan Fielder should give his profits from the film to Elizabeth Holmes

Elizabeth Holmes and her husband are soulmates. Part of his role in their connection is to shoulder some of her karmic debt. By becoming the villain in her story, he offers her a reprieve from the narrative the world has constructed around her.

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“These AI hacks are going to come for everyone. They already are… It's just that Bitcoin is the ideal thing to target because it's open source and it's money.” @realizingerin called it on TFTC three weeks ago. This week an AI-found PHP flaw knocked government websites offline.