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2026-03-21 18:38:29 UTC

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That headline is misleading. Reverting would be to leave it as it is now. No 24-hour waiting period before one can install "non-approved" apps.

2026-03-16 16:52:06 UTC

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It's a trap.
> A law that the largest companies in the world already comply with, and that hundreds of small projects cannot comply with, is not a child safety law. It is a compliance moat. It raises the regulatory cost of providing an operating system just enough that only well-resourced corporations can afford to do it.
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> The enforcement mechanism is the point. AB 1043 does not need to result in a single fine to achieve its purpose. The mere existence of potential liability — $7,500 per affected child, enforced at the sole discretion of the Attorney General — creates legal risk for anyone distributing an operating system without the resources to build an age verification infrastructure. Most of these projects will respond by adding a disclaimer that their software is "not intended for use in California." Some will simply stop distributing.
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> The law does not need to be enforced to work. It works by existing. It works by making small developers afraid. It works because the cost of defending against even a frivolous AG action exceeds the entire annual budget of most open-source projects. You do not need to swing a cudgel to get compliance. You just need to hold it where people can see it.
https://agelesslinux.org/

2026-03-16 16:28:02 UTC

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Did you pay on-chain or lightning?

2026-03-16 16:27:23 UTC

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This one?
#nevent1q…en2j

2026-03-12 23:58:56 UTC

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I wish tipping in the US was truly voluntary and the servers received a sufficient salary without having to depend on tips. Not "voluntary", as in the server gets angry if the tip is low or zero. But truly voluntary, as in any tip is very welcome, but no tip is also OK.

2026-03-09 20:34:32 UTC

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Please don't forget publishing to Zapstore.

2026-02-26 07:39:11 UTC

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Do you demand to be paid for your work only in bitcoin? If not, why not?

2026-02-21 18:20:44 UTC

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Maybe they are preparing for this.
#nevent1q…uy5v

2026-02-18 02:52:09 UTC

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Thanks for this.
I'll settle with loving the bitcoiners that are still stuck in the "hold not spend" mantra. The USD/EUR loving normies are still too much for me.

2026-02-16 19:04:06 UTC

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I guess B is the dogfood, but who knows!

2026-02-14 17:55:20 UTC

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Thanks for your condescending response.
But why do you accept fiat trash paper for your goods and services?
If you think you can become free while using the fiat systems and payment networks, you obviously still have no idea what you are doing nor what bitcoin is about.
Hope you enjoy your permanent capital while living in the gulag, or maybe in afterlife.

2026-02-14 17:44:15 UTC

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These people have zero fiat. You are suggesting to exchange bitcoin for fiat instead of spending it directly.
Merchants accept fiat because they have to survive. For exactly the same reason you don't have the balls to tell your boss or customers to pay you in bitcoin or otherwise you stop working for them. If they were paying you in bitcoin already you wouldn't have the problem of having to get rid of the fiat trash paper.

2026-02-13 22:02:07 UTC

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Sorry, but that's nonsense. You don't use it because you still have too much fiat. As long as you keep using their currencies and their networks you will be a slave. Every time that I see "bitcoiners" paying with their credit cards at places that already accept bitcoin I know they still haven't fully waken up.
Your capital will be useless if you are living in an open air prison. Tell me, what's the use of Bitcoin in North Korea? You still have too much faith in the State.

2026-02-13 21:11:45 UTC

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It was 1.1.0, the previous one. This has been happening with all the updates at Zapstore; had to update with Obtainium.
The version code at Zapstore remains at "1", same as the previous version. Maybe that's the reason?

2026-02-13 20:31:11 UTC

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Just a heads up. I still cannot update the app from Zapstore.

2026-02-07 06:25:33 UTC

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Also at Chase:
> The employee apologized and told me something alarming:
> 🚨“This has been happening to a lot of people recently, especially those trying to buy Bitcoin.”🚨
https://xcancel.com/i/status/2019600877770735960

2026-02-06 23:28:50 UTC

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There are already some tools:
Import Substack posts to nostr:
https://ownyourposts.com/
Paid content:
https://fanfares.io/
Website from nostr posts:
https://npub.pro/
Alternative to linktree:
https://nostree.me/

2026-01-25 22:40:58 UTC

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> All resent their dads.
Bingo.
The worst of people who think like you is that you *already know* the root cause yet you double down. Be a good dad instead. Nobody should get to do atrocities to their own children and then hide being the "defend the family" mantra. Come to terms with what was done to you instead of projecting it onto others.
The root cause has nothing to do with the "illegals". You cannot build a sound community or nation upon rotten families.
Be a good father and you won't have to worry about "rogue" children.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.

2026-01-22 10:09:35 UTC

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Yes! This is very needed. Commercial rideshare apps are asking for government ID and that's a big problem.

2026-01-16 13:54:49 UTC

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Anyway, I was asking if you still do remote consultations, as I would be interested in one.

2026-01-13 19:49:14 UTC

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When is Linux/Android full support expected?

2025-12-10 14:35:51 UTC

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But the real solutions make the politicians irrelevant, so they don't accept them.

2025-12-03 17:15:49 UTC

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Doesn't the difficulty adjustment use the timestamps of blocks (external continuous time source)?

2025-11-15 03:45:10 UTC

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I think that's like asking to give a precise definition of sea water. It's difficult, but virtually everyone can tell apart sea water from fresh water in a blind tasting.
In the negative, I'd say a good parent is someone who isn't self-centered and doesn't humiliate his child because of his own insecurities. Someone who doesn't make his child doubt himself.
I used to believe that an acceptable parent was just someone who didn't physically abuse his child and provided food, shelter, clothing and schooling. Now I know that's not enough.
The children of openly alcoholic, drug addict, physically abusive parents are "lucky" (in a very twisted way, of course), because when they share their experience most people will understand and empathize.
But the true "genius" is when you can humiliate, ridicule, exploit and psychologically abuse your child without overstepping the socially acceptable boundary. Achieving that "sweet point" where you can maximize the abuse and the damage while maximizing the deniability. Because when the child talks about it, everyone around will just shrug and say that it was a joke, that it was nothing, that it was the child's fault, that maybe the child didn't perceive it accurately, that that's the way things are, that it's impossible because your parents love you dearly... The true "genius" is getting away with as much abuse as you can and making your child believe that it's his own fault or that it's for his own good.

2025-11-15 02:22:34 UTC

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Arrogance is assuming that everyone is ready to be a good parent. People who aren't ready maybe shouldn't have children.
In your framework, the well-being of the child does not seem to matter at all; only the enjoyment of the parents is what matters. Maybe buy a pet instead.

2025-10-26 21:20:02 UTC

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La Liga Nostra

2025-10-26 05:01:15 UTC

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*updating with the .apk

2025-10-26 05:00:43 UTC

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Updating with the app on GitHub works well. It was just that Zapstore was acting as if I had version 1.0.2 already installed when I still had 1.0.1.

2025-10-26 00:37:22 UTC

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I have v1.0.1 installed but @nprofile…tdq0 doesn't let me update.

2025-10-22 08:09:10 UTC

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Gracias por responder. Ninguna IA puede con bitcoiners inquebrantables que conocen el verdadero valor de bitcoin.

2025-10-22 00:21:53 UTC

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¿Qué pasó el 10 de octubre?

2025-10-06 12:07:15 UTC

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Se habla de "la IA" en abstracto, pero lo que veo es lo de siempre: gente que controla la IA, gente controlada por la IA, y personas independientes que no quieren ni controlar ni ser controlados. Si la IA es una fuerza centralizadora, es una amenaza para la libertad del individuo.
Y estoy de acuerdo. Creo que cuando se logre una interfaz tipo casco (sin cirugía), probablemente será el principio del fin de bitcoin. Se creará un nuevo sistema ético para justificar el expolio y el asalto al individuo: "Todos formamos parte de una misma consciencia universal. ¿Cómo puedes ser tan egoísta como para creerte que tus pensamientos son tuyos? Tus pensamientos pertenecen a la humanidad." Entonces quizás la nueva frontera sea escapar a otros planetas, del mismo modo que en su día escaparon a América.

2025-10-04 15:27:48 UTC

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How does one do that?

2025-09-23 01:23:27 UTC

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The mint could demand kyc to get out and convert to bitcoin. So there you have it. You are dependent on the mint's goodwill and the mint not being seized by government.

2025-09-10 16:06:02 UTC

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???
If you are knowingly hosting a menu with csam you can expect to be held criminally liable for that.
It would be the same if you are hosting csam in your computer because you run a bitcoin node.
This has nothing to do with kyc.

2025-09-06 15:03:54 UTC

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Fuck Core

2025-09-05 17:41:05 UTC

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Same. I wish they would use Nostr to build the social graph.
Once I tried Vexl and it didn't find any connection in my contacts (apparently all my phone contacts are nocoiners). I don't share my phone number with bitcoiners.

2025-09-01 01:27:11 UTC

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What do you propose then? It might be more constructive to explain what do you think is good therapy and how to differentiate it from fiat therapy. Otherwise you might be alienating the people that actually are seeking help.
Ah, and confession with Catholic priests has never helped me. Fuck that; it's an even greater scam than fiat. No wonder that atheism exists as a fiat-y reaction to that.

2025-08-30 07:38:36 UTC

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🤔 ➡️ 👌
#nevent1q…rraw

2025-08-19 16:03:39 UTC

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But what is that book of kaspa doing there?

2025-08-19 16:02:18 UTC

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2025-07-28 12:09:32 UTC

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Assuming QC is feasible, the question then is, which one will happen first? Bitcoin demonetizing fiat or them breaking encryption?

2025-07-26 20:11:59 UTC

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Why not instead generate an nsec and save it to the keychain? Would solve the problem without giving up sovereignty.

2025-07-16 16:45:24 UTC

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I use Audire (for Android). Works quite decently.

2025-06-29 03:16:23 UTC

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I'm not American. My opinion is informed by the thesis from The Sovereign Individual, which is basically that current countries will and should devolve into smaller entities. But I don't really know what the future holds.

2025-06-28 20:19:36 UTC

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Isn't it ironic to proudly display the flags of the entities that would jail them if they remove the mention "For Decoration Only"?

2025-06-25 12:59:17 UTC

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"In the long run, we are all dead." (Keynes)
They just don't care about the long-term. Sorry for the black pill.

2025-06-18 06:12:14 UTC

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He has been saying the same for months: https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2025/03/05/the-bitcoin-crash-is-here-2-charts-to-show-where-it-could-be-heading/

2025-06-15 07:16:38 UTC

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Nice seeing houses going down, but still too expensive.

2025-06-10 20:35:47 UTC

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Thank you

2025-06-10 20:26:38 UTC

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Where can it be found? I have tried the Firefox and Chrome extension stores with no results.

2025-06-04 19:33:59 UTC

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Don't hold dollars.
Eat the pizza.
Just use bitcoin.

2025-05-24 19:29:51 UTC

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And yet he is wrong. The greatest risk is WW3. Thanks to bitcoin we can avoid it if it succeeds.

2025-05-24 19:22:46 UTC

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Standing in line at dawn at the Bank of Spain to buy treasury bills: "This is the good stuff and not the bitcoins."
https://blossom.primal.net/c0880e0e366467624bf71c70c037dbc30a4d48e896fab113ffe00216bfc52e93.jpg

2025-05-23 04:14:09 UTC

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If nobody uses bitcoin, nobody accepts it, nobody uses it and so on. Zero purchasing power if you don't purchase anything with it and nobody lets you purchase their stuff with it. Use it or lose it.
Why do all these "bitcoiners" still have so many dollars?

2025-05-22 16:15:06 UTC

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2013/08/12/taken

2025-05-22 16:10:08 UTC

https://fee.org/articles/seven-ways-school-has-imprisoned-your-mind/

2025-05-22 16:08:06 UTC

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Krugman pizza

2025-05-18 21:08:03 UTC

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> how difficult would it be to explain that there were 21 million bitcoins and now there are 21 quadrillion, but the supply still has not increased
#nevent1q…n0nt

2025-05-02 15:32:01 UTC

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I suppose its the same artist, of course. But this one looks a bit different. The one in Lugano had a laptop, but not this one (or do it looks like in the video). I'm waiting for more detailed photos.

2025-04-29 18:10:14 UTC

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All of them. Personally, it's not worth for me spending so much energy worrying about politics for such little return.

2025-04-29 17:47:44 UTC

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Not voting has the effect of letting others know that you believe the system is a charade and not worth saving.

2025-04-27 03:58:47 UTC

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Apparently they use a static QR code that is backwards compatible with LNURL. So, as long as your wallet supports LNURL I guess it should work.
For altcoins, the wallets must indeed explicitly support this system. But not for bitcoin.
https://opencryptopay.io/

2025-04-26 06:31:15 UTC

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Thanks. Already listened on Fountain.

2025-04-25 18:54:38 UTC

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Are you going to post video on YT or somewhere else?

2025-04-25 18:38:46 UTC

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Just print more sterlingdoos and throw them into an index fund! 😆😆😆 The government could pay all the debt that way!
Why bother when we can just "let it compound"? We can all be trillionaires, like in Zimbabwe!

2025-04-19 20:41:56 UTC

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And then, when the pendulum reverses again, your grandsons and their sons will pay for it.
What I hope is to live to see the State deprived of its monetary power, so that voting becomes less relevant. Without unlimited money, they won't be able to pay for their DEI programs and their useless wars.

2025-04-16 17:56:27 UTC

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Psychologists or psychiatrists? I think that the latter are the ones who deal with drugs.

2025-04-16 15:59:32 UTC

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I think your last paragraph is on point. How can we (bitcoiners, different "we") convince the poor that sats are valuable in the first place in "developed"/western countries? Maybe some gamification where you earn sats for doing civic tasks (as an example, removing garbage) that improve the place while underminining the gov's power? Do you have any ideas?
What is being done in El Zonte, Berlin (El Salvador), Bitcoin Ekasi or maybe Motiv in Peru might be examples of what you suggest.

2025-04-16 15:48:33 UTC

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What does he mean by "we"? Who is "we" in his question?

2025-04-09 13:00:23 UTC

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I am realising I haven't answered you question.
If your audience is located in Europe and America, then European afternoon seems quite obvious. But, as others said, just post when you please. Personally I tend to read the whole timeline, no need to repost.

2025-04-09 12:57:12 UTC

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I prefer once or twice a day at the most. Quality is better than quantity.

2025-03-25 02:25:58 UTC

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Better pay with your middle finger 🖕

2025-03-23 23:57:35 UTC

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Never forget

2025-03-17 18:41:07 UTC

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Why doesn't ofac freeze those tether addresses? Are they afraid of losing dollar supremacy or is it just an oversight?

2025-03-12 11:36:31 UTC

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https://zapstore.dev/docs/cli/publish/

2025-03-12 11:29:12 UTC

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I don't know how to do it. Maybe @nprofile…ucf3 @nprofile…tdq0 can assist.

2025-03-12 11:27:14 UTC

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Maybe they understand it but they just don't care because it's against their shortsighted interests.

2025-03-12 02:30:08 UTC

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Ability to see the payment path.

2025-03-12 02:06:15 UTC

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I enjoy using your app. Thank you for it.
Would you consider signing it for @nprofile…tdq0 ?

2025-03-12 01:47:02 UTC

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https://www.bitbase.es/bitcoin-stores

2025-03-06 16:54:44 UTC

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I would love to visit next time I go to CR

2025-02-27 15:56:29 UTC

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Actually since v. 2.1.0

2025-02-27 15:55:38 UTC

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Hi there. Since v. 2.1.2, Sparrow (in Ubuntu Linux, .deb package) does not find bitbox hww. I click on Scan and nothing happens. Before that version it was working flawlessly. Any ideas on what might be happening?

2025-02-27 01:49:47 UTC

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I am grateful for the great time I had, but the zap keeps failing. Will send through the website.

2025-02-26 18:44:17 UTC

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Where are now all the clowns that were begging for regulation and said that MiCA was going to be awesome and it was going to help adoption? I hope they realize their mistake and see that there is no such thing as "good" regulation.

2025-02-15 03:19:16 UTC

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I had good times here during Baltic Honeybadger:
https://btcmap.org/merchant/node:11144623602

2025-02-06 23:36:59 UTC

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"Broken money has taught people to be greedy narcissists with a scarcity mindset leaving them with a high propensity to be scammed and become scammers."
#note13za…klep

2025-02-05 04:27:30 UTC

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Of course
#note1sdu…ukya

2025-01-29 20:14:37 UTC

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Did you buy it from your operator? Maybe it's locked by them.

2025-01-28 23:03:55 UTC

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😀 Of course. It should be named "El Propagandista".
This is a piece of news (another newspaper) of a man lining up to buy Treasury bills and saying: "This is the real deal, and not the bitcoins."
https://www.lavanguardia.com/economia/20230205/8733503/esto-bueno-bitcoins.html

2025-01-28 21:37:32 UTC

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I am getting triggered while watching this video. I am not bothered by normies using bitcoin their own way. They are taking baby steps and probably doing the best they can. I am bothered by "bitcoin educators" legitimizing all that and implying that we should abandon principles and ignore reality. That you can leave bitcoin at a exchange/bank and do KYC willy-nilly and you will always escape the consequences; that you can pay with a "bitcoin" debit card and you will never get blocked or questioned; that bitcoin can coexist with the nation-state as we know it; that normies should remain forever in a toddler-like state; and so on.
I have noticed this trend since Trump has taken office (from several "influencers", not just you). For now, it might feel sweet, but in four years he will likely be gone. What will you do then? Think in the long term.

2025-01-28 15:44:25 UTC

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I don't follow the lightning wallets part. WoS is Australian, ACINQ is French, Galoy/Blink are French/Salvadorian, Alby developers mostly from Poland (not sure about this), Coinos is Canadian... What does it mean that Americans dominate the (Lightning) wallet market? Strike, Cash app and Lightspark?

2025-01-26 22:05:36 UTC

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Great explanation. I would zap if you had set up a Lightning address.

2025-01-26 21:34:36 UTC

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So what happens when there is a correction in the price? How is he going to pay? Because MS shares will drop and lenders will demand their principal back rather than MS shares.
If you want to play fiat games you have to abide by the fiat rules. One of them is that markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent (here, "irrational" means bitcoin correcting). Or do saylorites believe that the fiat bosses will just watch and do nothing while their system gets destroyed by a single dude? That looks too naïve to me.
And MS's bitcoin is not spread. Only the MS's shares are spread. You are assuming that the rule of law will hold. If it does, we don't need bitcoin in the first place. If it doesn't, MS will be intervened/nationalized when it crashes.

2025-01-26 13:57:05 UTC

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In the realm of Bitcoin, who "owns" it? Whoever can sign a valid transaction with a particular UTXO that gets added to the ledger or whoever the government says?

2025-01-26 13:51:42 UTC

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Someone please explain to me how this Saylor's Perpetual Motion Machine is supposed to work without eventually imploding. Is he god? What does he know that nobody else knows?

2025-01-26 13:46:27 UTC

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At what fiat price should Saylor stop getting in debt to buy bitcoin?
For me, it's also the least of my concerns whether he said the word "crypto". My concern is that he will never stop until his whole ponzi implodes. Even if he succeeds, I don't see anything to celebrate with having so much bitcoin concentrated in a single entity instead of spread out among plebs.

2025-01-16 15:52:57 UTC

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Bitcoin is backed by mining (physics). If physics is not a belief, then bitcoin is not based solely on belief, but on physical reality. The dollar and the other fiat currencies are based on belief ("the full faith and credit of...", whatever that means).

2025-01-15 13:51:37 UTC

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Wow, you bend the knee before their cult and they still remove the video. Amazing.