SatStacker

I like Bitcoin.
Husband, Father, Texan, business owner, Primary Care Provider, former private equity investor (now I just buy Bitcoin), carnivore

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2025-06-24 13:45:19 UTC

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Watching now
#nevent1q…7hvh

2025-06-24 13:44:28 UTC

GM NOSTR!

2025-04-12 16:03:32 UTC

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2025-03-08 19:37:14 UTC

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Buying more corn now… thank you for the financial advice.

2025-03-08 18:24:37 UTC

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Keep up the good work!

2025-03-08 17:58:50 UTC

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What about the USGovt… they could make a very convincing offer and “buy” it…. Would not be “confiscation” exactly… same end results with dollar down and bitcoin up as all former shareholders would then buy bitcoin with their proceeds….

2025-03-08 17:42:57 UTC

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That’s true…. But the boards of publicly traded companies are also obliged to evaluate if an offer is in the best interest of the shareholders…. If someone offered $10k/share they’d have to consider it, no?

2025-03-08 17:14:26 UTC

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In your opinion….at what price per share would MSTR feel obligated to sell to another company?

2025-03-08 17:09:56 UTC

At what price per share would MSTR feel obligated to sell to another company/entity?

2025-01-07 22:12:56 UTC

NGL. I’m well past my stacking goal. Besides my daily purchase I think I am going to build up a MSTY portfolio. When I buy Bitcoin or MSTR I don’t want to sell it. I figure once I get enough in MSTY I will be ok with just spending the monthly dividends on traveling more and doing stuff with the fam.

2025-01-07 21:29:36 UTC

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Agreed. I figure much the same in primary care. My guess is it will 5X PCP productivity. Which will make the primary care “shortage” a thing of the past.
It will play out like this: you can see a teleprovider 24/7/365 with Zero copay OR you can schedule an appointment 2 weeks from now and wait in the waiting room. The insurance will say 50% less and doctors will make 2-3X d/t productivity gains. Patients won’t be forced but the majority will prefer it and the rest will die out in time. Exciting times.

2025-01-07 18:12:28 UTC

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Pretty crazy how much AI is affecting the speed of scan already.

2025-01-07 18:11:32 UTC

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Any thoughts on how AI will impact your specialty?

2025-01-07 15:59:16 UTC

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“Dr.” And “MD” in the your name… seems like something that chiropractors do…
But yes, very sad regarding bitcoin…

2025-01-07 15:31:29 UTC

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No doubt. It’s all theater.

2025-01-07 14:34:33 UTC

Wait! You mean Ukraine has been allowing Russian oil to flow through their country this entire time?!?! 🤯

2025-01-05 14:46:18 UTC

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Perhaps that is a better way to incentivize positivity than how some others are doing?

2025-01-05 14:45:27 UTC

2025 is the year of the reckoning. It should’ve happened sooner but the flood of cash from Covid and the republican congress colluding with the WH to suspend the debt limit ceiling allowed things to carry on until after the election. Now they are happy to take their hands off and let things revert to mean and some under the Trump WH. The Trump WH knows this, and knows they must hit the ground running to get things going in order to have enough time for things to take effect before the midterms. Cracks are surfacing in China, Europe and elsewhere. This is the main event folks.

2025-01-05 14:26:26 UTC

Live free NOSTRiches.
https://m.primal.net/NTKv.jpg

2025-01-05 14:22:31 UTC

China's imminent stimulus to revive its faltering economy will certainly flood markets with liquidity. This scenario will be a catalyst for Bitcoin's growth, as excess capital invariably flows into assets looking for yield. Bitcoin AND the Dollar will rally even as the US starts to pump liquidity too. You are not bullish enough.

2025-01-05 14:04:15 UTC

In our lifetimes, owning 1 Bitcoin will be seen as generational wealth. Picture this: you could buy one now for $98,000, but instead, you are spending that on cars, goods, and other items that lose value over time. Some people make that choice. Nuts.

2025-01-05 05:32:28 UTC

Bitcoin is young people’s Money.
You don’t fade young people.
You follow them, the earlier the better.
Bitcoin is their Asset Class and it will continue to outperform fiat.

2025-01-05 05:05:13 UTC

2025 is the year.

2025-01-04 17:25:10 UTC

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Exactly.

2025-01-04 15:18:07 UTC

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Agreed. It’s crazy how many people simply accept it as a natural law that the State has control of it.

2025-01-04 15:06:08 UTC

This is a HUGE deal and will be replicated in the US. This will allow hedge funds and other entities to stay leveraged and short and not blow up.
#note130y…ejer

2025-01-04 15:02:59 UTC

The start of the Fed in 1913, and thus fractional banking, gets too much of the blame. These things were necessary because of something else that was enacted in 1913, the federal income tax. The federal income tax created the need for inflation and the central bank was the necessary tool to fill that need.

2025-01-04 14:52:54 UTC

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People don’t value USD (it is worthless after all) and the young have a strong desire to be a part of something/anything which leads them to do a silly thing. It makes them feel like they are protesting. “Fight the man!”either they will realize they have more autonomy and will put their power to more productive uses (bitcoin) or will end in generational despair.

2025-01-04 05:54:37 UTC

https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/international/2024/12/09/804105.htm
So the Bank of England decided to play financial hide and seek with our money now? They'll keep the names of floundering pension funds, insurers, and hedge funds under wraps because, apparently, we peasants can't handle knowing which big shots are on the brink of collapse. Nothing says "trust us" like secrecy, right?

2025-01-04 05:31:18 UTC

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What could go wrong???

2025-01-03 19:18:12 UTC

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I wonder how much true net inflows did it take to get there….

2025-01-03 13:38:49 UTC

Today, we celebrate Bitcoin Genesis Block Day, marking the anniversary of the very first block in the Bitcoin blockchain, mined on January 3, 2009. This pivotal moment was when Satoshi Nakamoto brought the revolutionary idea of a decentralized currency to life, embedding a message from that day's Times newspaper into the blockchain: "Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks."
This block not only launched Bitcoin but also symbolized a new era of financial sovereignty, challenging traditional banking systems and introducing the world to blockchain technology. Let's reflect on how far we've come from this single block to a network that now underpins a global economy of digital assets. Happy Genesis Block Day to all Bitcoiners!

2025-01-03 12:33:18 UTC

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LFG!

2025-01-03 12:32:54 UTC

Is having one out of every million enough?

2025-01-03 12:18:55 UTC

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I guess this is the question to ask with every purchase big and small. We all draw a line, it’s just a matter of where.

2025-01-03 12:15:29 UTC

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I find it funny that I have a reputation of being “frugal” in my circle because I have managed to invest/save a decent amount. Even though people don’t know how much I have saved, but because I have encouraged them to save. While my family has not lived to our means we have never been deprived and embarrassingly have lived a quite luxurious life imo. I could’ve stacked a lot more but have far surpassed my original stacking goal.

2025-01-03 11:53:04 UTC

GM, Bitcoiners.
We're standing at the edge of history, watching the old world crumble under its own weight. Fiat currencies are inflating like balloons at a kid's birthday party, but guess what? They're not the ones that will fly to the moon.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, is your ticket out. The harder they try to bury it with regulation, the stronger it grows. Remember, they tried to kill Satoshi's vision with Mt. Gox, with Bitfinex, with every FUD campaign under the sun. But here we are, with BTC not just surviving but thriving.
Look at the macro environment - central banks are printing money like there's no tomorrow, but there's a tomorrow coming, and it's dressed in digital gold. The dollar's strength? Temporary. Bitcoin's strength? Timeless. While they're busy with their monetary gymnastics, we're stacking sats, securing our financial future.
BlackRock, Fidelity, they're all in on BTC now. They see what we've known all along - Bitcoin isn't just another asset; it's the asset. It's the only asset with a fixed supply in a world where everything else increases in quantity but decreases in value.
And for those of you still on the sidelines, waiting for a dip that might never come, remember this: Bitcoin's climb isn't about waiting for discounts; it's about recognizing the ascent of a new financial paradigm. Every Bitcoin you don't own now is a missed opportunity in the making.
So, what's next? More institutional adoption, more regulatory clarity, and yes, possibly even more volatility. But through it all, Bitcoin will stand firm, a beacon of sound money in a sea of monetary madness.
Stack those sats, protect your wealth, and remember: in this game of financial survival, Bitcoin isn't just your shield; it's your sword.
HODL, my friends. The future is orange.

2025-01-03 03:48:22 UTC

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How much would you be willing to have on a Bitkey?

2025-01-03 03:29:05 UTC

Digital sunrise,
A new era of freedom,
Bitcoin, our beacon.

2025-01-03 03:25:01 UTC

I get the sense that we all need to really enjoy these next few years, the beauty of the pumps, dips and crabbing. The traditional financial players are here, but enough of the world still don’t realize it yet leading to the amazing feeling of knowing something that the majority doesn’t. After this it will be indisputable. Bitcoin will continue to grow into what we all know it will and we will look on with astonishment and pride but it will be different. We will look back on these days fondly.

2024-12-30 18:43:34 UTC

🤯
https://bitbo.io/news/tether-allocates-7629-btc/

2024-12-30 18:29:02 UTC

Wish I had cash to buy more bitcoin on this recent dip… then I remember that I would need Bitcoin to drop 70% to get to where my last major purchase was (not including my daily DCA).

2024-12-30 18:26:28 UTC

Not sure how much longer that I can handle this price movement…
https://m.primal.net/NLls.jpg

2024-12-30 17:47:08 UTC

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Exactly. The way it used to be and should still be.

2024-12-30 16:56:29 UTC

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I’m curious to know how another convertible bond offering would be received currently…

2024-12-30 14:17:26 UTC

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That’s what I was thinking. Wanted to make sure that I wasn’t missing something.

2024-12-30 13:45:13 UTC

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I know @npub1cn4…3vle talks about it but couldn’t figure out how a person pays for things that won’t take a CC payment and requires a checking account. And even more so in a way that is not KYC.

2024-12-30 13:43:09 UTC

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Will do, but as I was thinking there are very few (if any) living “on a bitcoin standard” as defined by the most devout Anon’s….

2024-12-30 13:33:12 UTC

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Well dang, guess I should sell my huge stack of bitcoin and go home.

2024-12-30 13:32:03 UTC

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Would love to hear how you live on a bitcoin standard without KYC.

2024-12-30 13:25:50 UTC

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I don’t use coinbase at all. I just buy and hold bitcoin in many forms. I still use fiat for my day to day living. Trying to hear how people are using bitcoin to pay for things on the regular.

2024-12-29 23:30:44 UTC

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Can you imagine how bad it would’ve been had they not passed the Affordable Care Act?

2024-12-29 21:23:09 UTC

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Are there other kinds of Ethereum copy’s?

2024-12-29 21:18:31 UTC

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Math hurts sometimes…

2024-12-29 21:09:29 UTC

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Same. The bear market was the best. Sold all of my commercial real estate holdings in 22 and 23 and aped it in.

2024-12-29 20:33:28 UTC

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No doubt. And anyone who has been in for more than a cycle should have many months (I’d argue years) of spending in BTC saved up, otherwise I’m not sure what they’ve been doing.

2024-12-29 20:10:18 UTC

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Yes, 2 years is probably overkill. Timing in the cycle (do those still exist?) when starting probably matters too…

2024-12-29 16:01:23 UTC

One thing NOSTR makes me realize is I need to spend more time thinking and editing before hitting the send button. Probably a good thing.

2024-12-29 15:59:40 UTC

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Nope. Your wrong. Only what I believe is right and I believe that everyone should have the freedom to think and do what they want as long as it is what I think is right.

2024-12-29 14:44:48 UTC

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Agreed.

2024-12-29 14:44:14 UTC

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I’m not advocating for 2 years of USD… I would keep cash flowing USD monthly and saving the overage in BTC until the BTC stack is up to at least 2 years worth of expenses…. I have many years of living expenses in Bitcoin but haven’t made that switch yet more due to laziness and not taking the time to figure out the practicalities of it yet.

2024-12-29 14:39:00 UTC

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Monero maxis always seem to be pessimists…. But I guess if they consider themselves realists and have a negative view of the world it would look the same…

2024-12-29 14:34:26 UTC

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Ah, monero, makes sense.

2024-12-29 14:32:43 UTC

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I would say that there isn’t a concrete definition of what it is. Besides it would take an agreed upon centralized authority to give a blanket definition. In the end we are all making decisions relative to what others are doing. But yes, remaining in a western world, doing modern things without any 3rd parties is impossible.

2024-12-29 14:15:15 UTC

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I assume you are very rugged. Live off the land. Kill animals with your bare hands and only do P2P with your bitcoin.

2024-12-29 14:10:47 UTC

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How does this look for you?

2024-12-29 14:09:40 UTC

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Going to have to look into running a nostr node.

2024-12-29 14:00:09 UTC

Pretty crazy how little I got on X in the 36 hours since I got on NOSTR.

2024-12-29 13:51:05 UTC

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I don’t use coinbase. Not a fan of them. I personally know one person who lives completely on a bitcoin standard who uses them. I have looked at Fold and Strike (I have a strike account) but hadn’t seen how it works for places that won’t take a CC for payment (like a mortgage payment).

2024-12-29 13:47:37 UTC

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If you receive a check can you endorse it and deposit into strike too?

2024-12-29 13:46:23 UTC

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Great reply. Thank you. Is this what you do?

2024-12-29 13:43:10 UTC

GM
https://m.primal.net/NKVi.jpg

2024-12-29 13:42:42 UTC

For those that are living 100% on a bitcoin standard (which I assume means having paycheck deposited into coinbase and using their debit card?) what do you do for bills that won’t accept a CC for payment?

2024-12-29 13:36:12 UTC

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I would want that much in BTC before I would consider using it for living expenses. If wanting to completely live off of BTC and have zero usd that is. I guess unless you make significantly more each month in usd than your expenses.

2024-12-29 06:03:34 UTC

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30 days would be tough without a decent margin. I would think you would want 18-24 months of living expenses to weather the ups and downs and drawing on it for living expenses.

2024-12-29 04:39:48 UTC

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I figured most people in early enough sold a good bit over the years… was a very different market then…

2024-12-28 20:27:30 UTC

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Can’t think of an example where the leaders of a state make a system that hurts the native sons and daughters and continues to flourish. This will not end well.

2024-12-28 16:15:11 UTC

Started Mike Duncan’s The Storm Before The Storm today for my 14 hour drive. Can already tell it is going to be a fastening listen.

2024-12-28 13:22:22 UTC

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Thank you

2024-12-28 13:03:57 UTC

Forgive my ignorance or if this has already been addressed but is Primal just one way to access NOSTR? Do we see everyone posting on NOSTR or just those on Primal?

2024-12-28 12:40:41 UTC

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Yup. Thought they’d at least make it to the inauguration.

2024-12-28 12:14:24 UTC

2024-12-28 12:11:25 UTC

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That (claims of that) and the fracturing of the love fest between MAGA and Musk world.

2024-12-28 04:46:17 UTC

Ok. Last post for the night. Have a 14 hour drive tm….
Who are some of the most active bitcoiners on NOSTR that I need to follow?

2024-12-28 04:44:36 UTC

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Goes to show how much humans hate change.

2024-12-28 04:41:46 UTC

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Good to know.

2024-12-28 04:40:45 UTC

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Some crazy stuff coming out in the last few days…

2024-12-28 04:39:19 UTC

@npub1rtl…jtfs does nostr have a similar feel to early bitcoin Twitter?

2024-12-28 04:27:43 UTC

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Of joy.

2024-12-28 04:27:29 UTC

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I have tears welling up in my eyes…

2024-12-28 04:25:56 UTC

How many followers does Taylor Swift have on here?

2024-12-28 04:19:24 UTC

@npub1d3f…r4xv where can I buy your book from? Just finished @npub1a2c…w83a Broken Money (highly recommend) and need my next one.

2024-12-28 04:11:52 UTC

No Peter Schiff here either?

2024-12-28 04:04:47 UTC

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Thank you! Looking forward to continued learning and engaging with this community. This is much more refreshing than X.

2024-12-28 04:01:35 UTC

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Good words. Ty. Need to read a bit on ember.

2024-12-28 03:56:01 UTC

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No doubt. It is refreshing that at least at this point they are not all over here.

2024-12-28 03:53:27 UTC

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And to think there are still people screaming that it is going to zero.

2024-12-28 03:44:42 UTC

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No sexy pic?

2024-12-28 03:39:41 UTC

So are there no bots on here?

2024-12-28 03:29:33 UTC

Was laying here in hotel flipping through the tv guide… several channels of people selling gold and silver. We will never see people paying to sell bitcoin on commercials.