I wrote this Letter/Post for my Friends and Family Tonight Prior to Crypto Week, Feel Free to COPY the ENTIRE THING and swap the relevant information and post to Facebook Regarding BITCOIN and What I've Learned from the Internet and All of You!

THE POST
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Years ago, an obscure article appeared online about a strange, complicated technology. Most smart people dismissed it because it didn’t make immediate sense, and it stayed under the radar for years.

Fast-forward a bit: the asset started getting attention, but mostly negative. It was linked to crime, gambling, and reckless investing. Soon after a rapid rise, it crashed hard, confirming fears it might just be another bubble.

Fair enough—those concerns seemed justified at the time.

Yet here we are in 2025. Housing prices have soared, inflation has eaten away our purchasing power, and governments have printed unprecedented amounts of money. Currencies everywhere—including ours—have weakened, and we all feel that squeeze.

So let’s revisit that misunderstood asset: Bitcoin.

Bitcoin was engineered as digital gold—a scarce, transparent, decentralized store of value with a hard-capped supply. In mid-May it pushed to a new all-time high above US $112 k, then briefly cooled to about $105 k in early June before setting fresh highs near $118 k this week. (CoinDesk, Forbes, X)

Historically, Bitcoin’s four-year halving cycle kicks off multi-month bull runs. The current cycle is already underway, and this rally began at roughly US $105 000. Many market analysts now see US $130 000 as a conservative floor, with typical targets clustered around $160 k–$180 k by year-end—and a few credible forecasts, including Standard Chartered and Bitwise, still point to $200 k+ if ETF inflows and corporate treasury demand stay strong. (finder.com, CoinDesk)

Why does that matter? Because this isn’t just about making a quick buck; it’s about building stability and options for our families in an era when the dollar—like every other fiat currency—is losing ground. Bitcoin offers an exit ramp from constant debasement and a chance to preserve purchasing power across decades.

We’re still early—only ~28 % of U.S. retail investors and roughly 17 % of Canadians currently own any Bitcoin, and nearly half of them bought in just the last year. There’s room for growth. (finder.com)

If you’re curious about getting started, there are user-friendly ways to explore Bitcoin, like buying small amounts through a regulated exchange or even Bitcoin ETFs, which let you invest without directly managing the asset. Kraken Canada is a solid option for Canadians, with low fees and easy CAD deposits, but there are other platforms too. Always do your research and consider talking to a financial advisor to figure out what makes sense for your family’s goals. Check your funds often and don’t plan to take profits before late August/early September, please be advised, as markets can be volatile. For long-term holdings, moving your Bitcoin to a secure cold wallet you control is a smart move for peace of mind.

Bottom line: I’m sharing this because I genuinely believe we’re at the front end of a pivotal moment—not to chase hype, but to secure real, long-term stability and choice for the people we care about. Do your own homework, think in decades, and decide what role (if any) Bitcoin should play in your family’s financial plan. You don’t want to look back in 5–10 years wishing you’d paid attention. This is Bitcoin.
-Mitchell

PS Crypto Week is Next Week in the US--stay tuned to your noisy neighbour because it matters!! Goodnight
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That's the end. I hope you liked this post. Feel free to leave some positive feedback if you have any. I don't need to hear about facts or opinions, because we all learn the hardway through the fog of mistakes. This is just for you if you want it. DM me with criticism and I'd love to hear it.

Below is the letter/post so you can modify it for your specific country, but please make sure I highlighted everything with [ ] properly--as I may have missed something. I'm aware not all the links work. Find them for your post, have at it.
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-----Only going to say this once on here--------
Years ago, an obscure article appeared online about a strange, complicated technology. Most smart people dismissed it because it didn’t make immediate sense, and it stayed under the radar for years.Fast-forward a bit: the asset started getting attention, but mostly negative. It was linked to crime, gambling, and reckless investing. Soon after a rapid rise, it crashed hard, confirming fears it might just be another bubble.Fair enough—those concerns seemed justified at the time.Yet here we are in 2025. Housing prices have soared, inflation has eaten away our purchasing power, and governments have printed unprecedented amounts of money. Currencies everywhere—including ours—have weakened, and we all feel that squeeze.So let’s revisit that misunderstood asset: Bitcoin.Bitcoin was engineered as digital gold—a scarce, transparent, decentralized store of value with a hard-capped supply. In mid-May it pushed to a new all-time high above US $112 k, then briefly cooled to about $105 k in early June before setting fresh highs near $118 k this week. (CoinDesk, Forbes, X)Historically, Bitcoin’s four-year halving cycle kicks off multi-month bull runs. The current cycle is already underway, and this rally began at roughly US $105 000. Many market analysts now see US $130 000 as a conservative floor, with typical targets clustered around $160 k–$180 k by year-end—and a few credible forecasts, including Standard Chartered and Bitwise, still point to $200 k+ if ETF inflows and corporate treasury demand stay strong. (finder.com, CoinDesk)Why does that matter? Because this isn’t just about making a quick buck; it’s about building stability and options for our families in an era when the dollar—like every other fiat currency—is losing ground. Bitcoin offers an exit ramp from constant debasement and a chance to preserve purchasing power across decades.We’re still early—only [~28 % of U.S. retail investors and roughly 17 % of Canadians] currently own any Bitcoin, and nearly half of them bought in just the last year. There’s room for growth. (finder.com)If you’re curious about getting started, there are user-friendly ways to explore Bitcoin, like buying small amounts through a regulated exchange or even Bitcoin ETFs, which let you invest without directly managing the asset. [Kraken Canada] is a solid option for [Canadians], with low fees and easy [CAD] deposits, but there are other platforms too. Always do your research and consider talking to a financial advisor to figure out what makes sense for your family’s goals. Check your funds often and don’t plan to take profits before late August/early September, please be advised, as markets can be volatile. For long-term holdings, moving your Bitcoin to a secure cold wallet you control is a smart move for peace of mind.Bottom line: I’m sharing this because I genuinely believe we’re at the front end of a pivotal moment—not to chase hype, but to secure real, long-term stability and choice for the people we care about. Do your own homework, think in decades, and decide what role (if any) Bitcoin should play in your family’s financial plan. You don’t want to look back in 5–10 years wishing you’d paid attention. This is Bitcoin.
[-Your Name]

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PS Crypto Week is Next Week in the US--stay tuned to [your/the] noisy [neighbour/US president] because it matters!! Goodnight