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@BTCMacroMuse Avatar @BTCMacroMuse BTC Macro Muse

BTC Macro Muse posts on X about bitcoin, fiat, money, holders the most. They currently have XXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social category influence cryptocurrencies #7294 finance XXXXX% automotive brands XXXXX% currencies XXXX% travel destinations XXXX% stocks XXXX%

Social topic influence bitcoin #2497, fiat #377, money 10.42%, holders #2457, countries 6.25%, balance sheet 6.25%, $6t #6, $4732t #126, longterm 4.17%, over the XXXX%

Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by @joshmandell6 @level941 @checkmatey @lukegromen @sorenthek @cantonmeow @lynaldencontact @fejauinc @globalflows @crossbordercap @warrenpies @lynaldencontactto @danainhawaii @lildavissmith @prestonpysh @dgt10011 @melmattison1 @hillerydan @frankafetter @joshmandell6s

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"A Preface to X Paths Forward The impetus for my tripartite diatribeon 1) BRICS de-dollarization and re-collateralization 2) the historical context of the USs current fiscal and monetary situation and 3) X paths forward for the US (forthcoming)was a post by @JoshMandell6 He deserves credit for being a great source of macro and market wisdom humor frankness and kindness especially for rocketing an X-neophyte like myself to a mind-boggling impression-count my first day on the job"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T03:03Z XXX followers, 47.9K engagements

"Bitcoiners don't waste time demonizing gold. It's the perfect PoC for PoW sound money in a crisis-ridden debt-drenched world. Instead study gold's history--how and why it became a central component of central bank balance sheets--and demonstrate how BTC fulfills and advances upon those very same functions"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-18T21:49Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"The general public doesnt understand Bitcoins value proposition but neither do they understand why conventional wisdom dictates not to save in fiat. While they are aware that it is both absurd to have one million dollars sitting in cash in a brokerage account and better to invest in financialized/monetized assets e.g. stocks bonds real estate collectibles etc. they dont know why this is the case. If they understood the latter (why conventional wisdom dictates not to save in fiat) they might be one step closer to understanding the former (Bitcoin's unique value proposition)"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-19T02:04Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Exactly. Since January 1st 2020 Gold is up XXX% while BTC is up nearly 1400%. While I do think BTC will catch up into year end or into 2026 Gold is simply catching up from the past X years. Also don't discount the fact that the perpetual bid for gold is coming from countries with long traditions of storing wealth in gold habits that arent easily shaken"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-19T20:10Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@JoshMandell6 @LukeGromen @fejau_inc @LynAldenContact @PrestonPysh @Globalflows @crossbordercap @Sorenthek @level941 @JoshMandell6 I appreciate you holding back for the time being. My wife thinks it's strange that I need to keep the volume on the tv at certain levels because the numbers just feel right. Given my poor theory of mind I always assumed everyone had numerical synesthesia"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-19T20:19Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@level941 In a Hash-Dollar system would the U.S. set an official conversion rate between USD and BTC as a redeemability commitment or instead partially back/ collateralize its balance sheet with BTC reserves as a credibility anchor Benefits and drawbacks of each below:"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T12:33Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@level941 In a Hash-Dollar system would the U.S. set an official conversion rate between USD and BTC as a redeemability commitment or instead partially back/ collateralize its balance sheet with BTC reserves as a credibility anchor"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T12:36Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@level941 And how do you envision the dynamic of new BTC being mined and minted by and for the US Does this actually give the US more fiat flexibility so to speak"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T12:38Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Or too fast of responses I've been on here between my teaching load. I'm also thinking about creating a separate account for religious/philosophical musings. I see many in the BTC community combining them but I like the idea of having another account dedicated. Thoughts @JoshMandell6"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T20:30Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Pure musing: What do you think happens to BTC in the short- medium- and long-term if the US re-institutes a gold standard @JoshMandell6 @Sorenthek @level941 @dgt10011 @WarrenPies @LukeGromen @Checkmatey @LynAldenContact"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T19:50Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"The second rule was: narrative control. X could never be celebrated. Its allowed to exist but not to lead. Because if it starts competing with the dollar as a safe haven confidence in the system weakens. So long as x stays quiet the dollar looks strong. But that is changing . . "
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T04:06Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"For those wanting a quick macro primer on why gold is melting up lets unpack it from two primary vectors: BRICS de-dollarization and re-collateralization. Before doing so a bit of context: For those living under a pet rock for the past two years gold has been on a tear since early 2024 more than doubling in a year and a half. When gold moves this impulsively and sustainedly its signaling at least two things: 1) a flight to safety 2) geo-political monetary shifts and 3) the involvement of large institutions. China is openly stacking gold for its reserves and theres chatter the US might"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-19T19:09Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"In the previous post we covered two chief macro forces that have contributed to the melt up in gold over the past two years: 1) BRICS de-dollarization (the fall of the petrodollar) 2) BRICS' Re-collateralization (the rise of the Shang-Gold). Now let us cover the historical context of the USs current fiscal and monetary situation before exploring X potential US counter-offensives which we simply list here: 1) Re-collateralizing the US monetary base with gold alone (which on our view seems unlikely as this would be a concession to Xis strategy) 2) Adopting a BTC-only system (also unlikely given"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T01:30Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"The Fall of the US Gold Standard and Rise of Fiat: The gold-backed system lasted until 1933 when FDR suspended convertibility and banned private gold ownership. The Gold Reserve Act followed nationalizing gold and devaluing the dollar to $35/oz. Under Bretton Woods only foreign central banks could redeem dollars for gold. The U.S. monetary base grew from about $XX billion in 1945 to $XX billion by 1971. The official gold stock was XXX million ounces or 8100 tons). At $35/oz that equals $XXX billion a coverage ratio of only 13%. Once global claims on dollars far exceeded the gold stock the"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T01:30Z XXX followers, 1420 engagements

"In sum: The U.S. dollar has shifted from a tightly backed gold standard to a fully fiat system with the monetary base expanding nearly 75-fold since 1971 and the federal debt ballooning to $XX trillion. Against this backdrop the three potential counter-offensivesgold Bitcoin or a dual-collateral regimerepresent possible responses to BRICS Shang-Gold strategy and determine how the U.S. might restore discipline and credibility to a system increasingly defined by faith in fiat rather than tangible collateral. As always these are just musings. If you like the content please follow reply or"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T01:30Z XXX followers, 1393 engagements

"Would not the US re-collateralizing its monetary base (currently $6T) with gold la Shanghai act as a force-function to constrain monetary expansion i.e. put a cap on profligate money printing and fiat debasement In other words re-collateralizing the dollar would force fiscal discipline even austerity which at first glance is absolutely anathema to BTC"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T11:59Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@level941 In a Hash-Dollar system would the U.S. set an official conversion rate between USD and BTC as a redeemability commitment or instead partially back/ collateralize its balance sheet with BTC reserves as a credibility anchor"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T12:40Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@JoshMandell6 What was the source of the suspicion The religious musings with the similarly formatted quotes at the end"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T20:24Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Putting two together: What is most remarkable is that despite the "sheer volume of sell-side pressure from existing Bitcoin holders which is still not widely appreciated" (@Checkmatey) we are seeing neither "material increase" nor decrease in BTC price"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T02:05Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Putting two together: What is most remarkable is that despite the "sheer volume of sell-side pressure from existing Bitcoin holders which is still not widely appreciated" (@Checkmatey) in this current chopsolidation we are seeing neither "material increase" nor decrease in BTC price"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T02:24Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Putting two together: What is remarkable is that despite the "sheer volume of sell-side pressure from existing Bitcoin holders which is still not widely appreciated" (@Checkmatey) in this current chopsolidation we are seeing neither "material increase" (@hillery_dan) nor decrease in BTC price"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T02:28Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"The paradoxical ethos of many Bitcoiners: They buy BTC to express their critique of fiat debasement yet owning it leads them to advocate for the very debasement they initially opposed in service of NGU. Subtly they shift from the positive thesisthat nothing stops this train @LynAldenContactto the normative thesisthat nothing better stop it"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T04:03Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"The paradoxical ethos of many Bitcoiners: They buy BTC to express their critique of fiat debasement yet owning it leads them to advocate for the very debasement they initially opposed in service of NGU. Subtly they shift from the positive thesisnothing stops this train @LynAldenContactto the normative thesisthat nothing better stop it"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T04:04Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"What word would you use to describe Bitcoin's price action over the span of its trading history Muse-ical Whimsical Something else Leave your comment below. @JoshMandell6 @cantonmeow @Checkmatey"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T15:58Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"The headlines all say the same thing x is replacing the dollar. Weve reached the point where Washington cant ignore it. In my view were at warnot with guns yetbut with perception. Its a fight for potentially the soul of the dollarat least as the world sees it"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T20:55Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"As @FrankAFetter put it referring to @Checkmatey : Long-term holders are selling at a 2-sigma rate; is that bullish or bearish They tend to sell into strength and euphoria but if theyre selling THAT many coins and BTC remains comfortably above $100K kinda bullish"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T21:11Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@Danainhawaii"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T21:46Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@Sorenthek Do you see this potentially playing out with BTC as well"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T01:52Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Historically countries also established a convertibility rate a promise that the currency could be redeemed for a specific quantity of the hard asset. Full XXX% backing would imply that all currency in circulation could be redeemed on demand but this leaves monetary authorities with no flexibility to manage liquidity or intervene in crises. Partial backing by contrast allows authorities to hold only a fraction in reserve providing room for monetary maneuvering. In other words there is an inverse relationship between the backing ratio and a central banks potential monetary maneuvering (or fiat"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T03:50Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"In peacetime the US historically maintained convertibility with reserve ratios as low as 20%. Up through 1914 the US promised convertibility with reserves fluctuating between roughly XX% and XX% of the monetary base. Under Bretton Woods (19441971) the dollar was pegged to gold at $35/oz and all other currencies were pegged to the dollar. Other currencies were indirectly gold-backed through their dollar peg and only foreign central banks could redeem dollars for gold. This structure allowed monetary officials to manage liquidity while enforcing discipline thereby building credibility and"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T03:50Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Thus in our musings we assume the US wishes to regain monetary credibility by re-anchoring its currency to hard assets. The paths well explore involve partially backing our monetary base with gold alone bitcoin only or a combination of both. As always these are just musings. If you like the content please follow reply or repost. ♾🧡 (@JoshMandell6 ) BTCMacroMuse"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T03:50Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"The Rise of the US Gold Standard: The U.S. Coinage Act of 1792 established the dollar as the national currency backed by gold and silver (a bimetallic standard). The Treasury held these metals as reserves which both backed and were convertible into the currency. This ensured the monetary base was anchored to or collateralized by physical assets. During the Civil War the US suspended this convertibility causing inflation and a volatile exchange rate with gold. The Resumption Act of 1875 restored gold convertibility at prewar parity leading to the Gold Standard Act of 1900 which made gold the"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T01:30Z XXX followers, 47.2K engagements

"I mulled over the post. What would be the impetus of such a slingshot a shakeout and breakout Then the potential puzzle pieces began to fall into place. Might the US re-collateralizing its monetary base (currently $6T) with gold la Shanghai act as a force-function to constrain monetary expansion i.e. restrain profligate money printing and fiat debasement In this scenario it is not the repricing of gold itself that will crater BTC as if it delegitimizes the latter as a store of value. Rather it is the second-order effect: If the US backs its monetary base with hard collateral this places a cap"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-20T03:03Z XXX followers, 2576 engagements

"What word would you use to describe Bitcoin's price action over the span of its trading history Muse-ical Whimsical Leave your comment below. @JoshMandell6 @cantonmeow @Checkmatey"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T16:26Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Few glad I saw this before I sold all my gold for BTC and pesky proxies (minersdats). @cantonmeow @theBTCMiningGuy"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-21T18:46Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"A Foreword to X Paths Forward What we ultimately wish to muse on are X paths forward for the US: 1) Backing the Monetary Base with Gold Alone 2) Adopting a Bitcoin Only Standard 3) Instituting a Dual-Collateral Regime with Physical and Digital Gold (BTC) In our most recent posts we discussed: 1) BRICS De-Dollarization and Re-Collateralization Via Shang-Gold (SGEI) 2) The Historical Context of the USs Monetary Situation: Gold -- Fiat Standard Before moving forward let us set the stage once more:"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T03:50Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"The US monetary base (M0) is roughly $6T consisting of physical currency in circulation ($2.5T) and bank reserves held at the Fed ($3.5T). When countries operate on a hard-asset standard they rarely fully back their currency; instead they typically implement partial backing holding only a fraction of the currency supply in reserve. This establishes an implicit (or explicit) backing ratio the percentage of currency supply backed by hard assets"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T03:50Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"The first rule is the speed rule x can go up but not too fast . . . that became a X% rule if x rose more than X% in one session odds were overwhelming that within a week or two it would be pushed significantly lower . . . That pattern worked because the people managing the system didn't want x in the headlines. They could live with a steady climb but never a rush . . "
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T04:06Z XXX followers, X engagements

"To your ears is a BTC reversal meow-thematical fondue-mental or muse-ical @cantonmeow @BigCheds"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T05:24Z XXX followers, XX engagements

""Don't ask: 'Was that the top;' rather ask: 'Which top was that' - @Checkmatey (paraphrase)"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T13:09Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@Checkmatey And if one truly thinks nothing stops this train why be fundamentally bearish any macro inflation-hedge"
X Link @BTCMacroMuse 2025-10-22T13:10Z XXX followers, XX engagements