Tribe Vibe - The Remembrance Edition

Nov 17, 2025

Hello Tribe Vibers!

Welcome to this week’s Access Tribe “Remembrance Day” newsletter edition! We’ve got Deanna Heikkinen’s “101 Bitcoin” breaking down fiat money and why Bitcoin is a cultural game‑changer, plus Michael Saylor doubling down on his claim that Bitcoin will outshine gold by 2035. Good news for privacy fans – the EU won’t force ID on every Bitcoin transaction. Over at the UN, Eleanor Terrett rocked Women Entrepreneur’s Day, championing financial freedom and equality for unbanked women globally. Our Book Club just wrapped Session 2 of The Mandibles, and, as always, our conversations with Bitcoiners is buzzing with the latest chatter. Grab a coffee and dive in!

Editorial Note

Welcome to another exciting week in Bitcoin! Coming up:

🎓 Bitcoin 101: Your weekly resource to learn about Bitcoin
🗞 News: Trending News in Bitcoin
👩‍💼 Women in Bitcoin: Where the Bitcoin “Femergy” is happening
📆 Events: Bitcoin events online and across
the globe
🎧 & 🎥Vibe of the Week: Our content recommendations

🎓 Bitcoin 101: “Fiat Money: The Agent of Cultural Destruction”

Since the end of the gold standard, fiat money has quietly shaped not only how we trade, but how we think, build, and live. When a currency can be created at will, it subtly teaches people that value itself can also be created at will. This fosters what economists call a high time preference: a focus on the immediate present over the future.

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📈 Trending News

1. Bitcoin to be worth more than gold by 2023, according to Michael Saylor

The Scoop🕵️‍♂️: Michael Saylor reckons that gold will outpace Bitcoin in value by 2035. Saylor also believes that “by 2035, 99% of all the bitcoin will have been created” - meaning that this is a good opportunity for long-term investors. Essentially, Saylor believes that Bitcoin is the next “digital gold.”

Why You Should Care🚨: If Saylor is correct with his forecast, this could mean more mainstream adoption by institutions and confidence in the legitimacy of the Bitcoin industry.
What does this mean for bitcoin?✨: If Bitcoin can be fully mined by 2035, the price of Bitcoin may appreciate. Companies like Michael Saylor’s Strategy have the potential to influence other corporate treasuries to follow suit.

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2. No, The EU Will Not Require ID For Every Bitcoin Transaction

The Scoop🕵️‍♂️: No, the EU is not implementing a law that will require ID for every Bitcoin transaction. Instead, the Anti‑Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR), which was adopted in May of 2024, targets crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) such as custodial wallet providers.

Why You Should Care🚨: Bitcoin’s privacy is a core feature, yet requiring ID to move coins would weaken that privacy. Also, contrary to some social‑media claims, not every Bitcoin transaction will need identification starting in 2027 – those rumours are inaccurate and only fuel unnecessary panic and speculation.
What does this mean for bitcoin?✨: Less privacy means bitcoin will go underground. Perhaps that is best for Bitcoin.

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💼 Women in Bitcoin

British-born Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett recently spoke at the UN about BTC as a source of financial inclusion for unbanked women around the world as part of Women’s Entrepreneurship Day.

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