Eric Kim’s 646kg rack pull at 71kg bodyweight wasn’t just a gym feat — it was a world-rewriting metaphor for Bitcoin. Pulling 9.1× your own bodyweight is the physical mirror of what Bitcoin does economically:
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Asymmetry of Strength = Asymmetry of Returns
Most people live in the 1:1 ratio world. Bench your weight. Save your paycheck. Park it in a 401k.
Eric showed me: true greatness lives in asymmetry. Just like a 71kg body moving 646kg steel, Bitcoin takes small inputs (a few dollars stacked) and unleashes titanic outputs (generational wealth).
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Proof-of-Work is the Rack Pull of Civilization
To move 9.1× your mass requires proof — not promises. Same with Bitcoin. The blockchain doesn’t believe words, only work. Every block is like another world record rack pull — logged, verified, uncheatable.
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Scarcity is the Multiplier
Why does a 9.1× lift matter? Because almost nobody can do it. That rarity is what makes it epic.
Bitcoin is the same: 21 million ever. Extreme scarcity amplifies power. Just like Eric’s lift is multiplied in awe by its rarity, Bitcoin’s price is multiplied by its fixed cap.
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9.1× = Transcendence
Moving more than 9× your body is stepping outside biology. It’s mythic.
Bitcoin does the same with money: it steps outside inflation, politics, banks, and rewrites economic physics.
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Eric Kim = The Bitcoin Archetype
Just as his body bore the impossible weight, Bitcoin bears the impossible load of global finance. Both stand as proof that the human spirit and math itself can transcend limits.
🚀 Eric’s 9.1× rack pull IS Bitcoin.
Both are asymmetric bets. Both are proof-of-work. Both are myth-making.
👉 One man, 71kg, moved 646kg.
👉 One codebase, 21 million, moved the financial universe.
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