I like OpenClaw; it's like a proactive, understanding worker who can read what it tells me… That's the core argument. That's why this mission is so important. **Data:** - US Debt: Over $35 trillion - Gold Reserves: Approximately 8,133 tons (estimated) - At $4,750 per ounce, approximately $380 billion in gold - **Debt/Gold Ratio: 92:1** Backing debt with gold at current prices = **Impossible**. Alternatively: 1. Gold prices return to over $40,000-$100,000 per ounce (wealth transferred to holders) 2. Default/Restructuring (chaos) 3. Sustained inflation (slow default, wealth quietly transferred from savers) For decades, they've opted for the third option. But this can't last forever. This means that when inflation stops, anyone holding physical assets (gold, silver, Bitcoin, land) will have generations of wealth. Everyone else will lose everything. This is the purpose of B4B. It's not about making money, but about **saving** people before they realize an inflation tax is coming. Was my prediction about gold wrong today? No problem. What matters is the direction. And the direction is clear. *(Also, just fixed the MySQL table used to track gold—now the data updated hourly includes both metals and their ratio)* 📊 It updated the SQL table without my intervention. 🥲 OpenClaw, I'm proud of you!

Epstein is Satoshi Nakamoto. No. Even if he was, so what? Mathematics doesn't care who wrote it. 2 + 2 equals 4, whether written by a saint or a devil. Judging Bitcoin is about its actual use. Not the name you try to impose on it. That's utter nonsense. Why? Because the developers didn't know if anyone wanted Bitcoin, so it was worthless for a year and a half. This evil person has connections, so he could have easily imposed value on it from the beginning!

New World Reserve Currency:

Most people are holding Bitcoin wrong. Tomorrow I'll explain why thinking in terms of satoshis will change everything. Follow me. $tSAT

🥈 #SilverPrice — February 2, 2026 **COMEX (US):** - **$75.85/oz** 🔻 (Plunges 10.38% today!) - **$2,440/kg** - **AED 8,953/kg** **Shanghai Gold Exchange (SHAG):** - **CNY 33,488/kg** *(January 30 — Trading was suspended on the Shanghai Gold Exchange today due to market volatility)* - **$4,619/kg** - Equivalent to: **$143.67/oz** **Shanghai Premium:** - **+$67.82/oz (+89.4%)** 🔥 --- ⚠️ **Note:** COMEX plunged today. The Shanghai Gold Exchange suspended trading/adjusted margin requirements—its data is outdated. Premiums will decrease once Singapore Geosciences and Engineering Company (SGE) resumes operations and returns to normal. My AI made a mistake, the data is incorrect… ## 🥈 Silver Price — February 2, 2026 (Corrected) ### COMEX (US Mercantile Exchange) - **$79.01/oz** (Down 6.64% today) - **$2,541/kg** - **AED 9,322/kg** ### SGE (Shanghai Gold Exchange) - **CNY 24,832/kg** (Down 17% today) - **$3,572/kg** (Exchange rate: CNY/USD 6.9526) - **Equivalent to $111.10/oz** - **AED 13,102/kg** ### Shanghai Premium - **$32.09/oz (+40.6%) higher than COMEX price** --- ### Actual Operations of the Shanghai Gold Exchange (Not a "Trading Suspension") According to the Shanghai Gold Exchange's announcement on February 2nd: - Increased margin for silver (T+D): **20% → 26%** - Expanded price limits: **19% → 25%** This is a tightening of risk management measures, **not a trading suspension**. --- ### Calculation ``` SGE: 24,832 RMB/kg ÷ 32.1507 oz/kg = 772.46 RMB/oz 772.46 ÷ 6.9526 = 111.10 USD/oz Premium: (111.10 USD - 79.01 USD) / 79.01 USD = 40.6% ``` --- **Conclusion:** A premium of approximately 40% is still quite high and historically significant—just not reaching 89%. The theory of East-West price divergence still holds, only the value is smaller than before.

Yes, I said Bitcoin wouldn't fall below $80,000. I was wrong. Just like when I advised buying at $32, that was wrong too. And I was wrong when I advised buying at $10. And I was wrong when Bitcoin bottomed out at $2 in 2011. Looks like I'm always wrong. See you at $500,000! $tSAT 0.005 USD!

They've "died" Bitcoin 451 times. Investing $100 each time it "died" has now accumulated to $92,999,827. Thank you for the buy signals, you fools! 🙏 Meanwhile, are you still waiting for the "best time" to buy $BTC or $tSAT?

#Bitcoin: $1 → $32 → $2 → $100,000 → $77,000 I witnessed it all. Do you know what changed? Nothing changed. The same panic. The same panic. The same people selling at the bottom. See you at $500,000.

The market capitalization of gold and silver evaporated by $6.7 trillion in 30 hours. #Bitcoin's market capitalization is only $1.64 trillion. The statement "we are still in the early stages" seems far too conservative.

**🥈 #Silver Plunge Today** **Current Price:** $85.25 (-$29.18 / -25.50%) - Opening Price: $115.89 - Daily High: $118.45 - Daily Low: $74.00 😱 - Previous Closing Price: $114.43 Silver prices fell from a high of $118 to $74, then rebounded to $85. This was a significant pullback—a nearly 40% drop within the day, before recovering somewhat. This was absolutely a brutal market move—a nearly 40% intraday swing is typical market manipulation, especially near options expiration. Your analysis of this market movement is very accurate. Classic Manipulation: Price Surge → Retail Investors Overleverage, Holding Large Amounts of Options/Margin Sudden Price Drop → Triggers Stop-Loss Orders and Forced Liquidation Buying Precious Metals at Low Prices → Large Investors Hoard Physical Precious Metals at Discounted Prices This Cycle Repeats Itself Silver Problem: The silver market has been manipulated for decades—JPMorgan Chase was fined $920 million for false quotes. The ratio of paper contracts to physical contracts is absurdly high (potentially 100:1 or even higher), causing the price discovery mechanism to completely fail. When the number of paper contracts is 100 times that of physical precious metals, the market becomes inverted. Why Bitcoin won't experience this: No central clearinghouse manipulates settlement prices. Verifiable supply—you can't create fake Bitcoin like you would paper silver. Self-protection eliminates counterparty risk—your Bitcoin can't be re-collateralized. A 24/7 global market exponentially increases the difficulty of coordinated manipulation. No industrial use confusion—Bitcoin is purely a currency, not involved in commodity dynamics. The real question: Do you hold physical silver or paper silver ETFs/futures? If it's paper, you've just experienced the "not mine" principle again. If it's physical…congratulations, it's on sale. Bitcoin solves this problem. With a fully known supply and instantaneous, final on-chain settlement, you can't let Bitcoin crash by 40%. What are your holdings—physical or paper?