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npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3

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npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3

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2025-11-30 09:06:04 UTC

Who the fuck started this trend of zapping 1 sat?

2025-11-27 12:50:40 UTC

#Bitcoin is not being “destroyed by spam”; it is proving that real censorship resistance looks messy, expensive, and politically uncomfortable.

2025-11-17 20:08:41 UTC

Why no incoming screenshots by Strike users rekt from getting into Bitcoin-backed loans? 😂
Spend fiat without having to sell your #Bitcoin they said, intentionally leaving out the part where you'd have to pay more bitcoins to secure/repay your loan if the price collapsed.
#asknostr

2025-11-16 19:09:48 UTC

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Great work!
Waiting for relay sets next.

2025-11-16 12:27:41 UTC

Statists can only do these miserable tricks to get plebs to panic and offload for cheap the #bitcoin bags onto their bid walls — surely, many will fall for this.
You fuking deceiving cunts.
#nevent1q…89me

2025-11-16 08:11:10 UTC

State capture or not, #Bitcoin isn’t just code — it’s a virus of the mind. The real payload? Hard money that refuses to kneel. No central switch, no permission slip, no off button. Even if they seize the shell, the ghost escapes the jar.
Fork it, clone it, resurrect it — the idea won’t die. You can’t ban gravity, and you can’t outlaw math. Those in it for ngu are missing the plot, it's merely a side-effect.

2025-11-14 10:31:10 UTC

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Pray for cheaper sats maybe?

2025-11-11 08:59:05 UTC

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While Cashu protects against transaction linkability between withdrawal and redemption, and does not know your complete balance, the mint will see each redemption’s destination address (Lightning invoice), amount, and network-level metadata, no?

2025-11-11 06:31:50 UTC

It's wild watching the #Monero bois slam the bid wall while chanting about being “delisted from the major CEXs”. So what does this mean, bros? Offloading shadow coins for fiat glory now that the bags got juiced?

2025-11-07 09:59:00 UTC

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What added value in using cashu in terms of privacy vs using bolt12 in a non-custodial way?
#nevent1q…sa57

2025-11-07 09:10:52 UTC

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Kraken EU still offers XMR.

2025-11-06 15:10:21 UTC

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Nostr was fun free years back, now it's either nuts, cashu and or some other weird tech that is not adding much value.
Serverless tech such as #Keet has more going on that is cool, nostr needs to adapt or it will remain a niche circle jerk thing.
#nevent1q…xgyq

2025-10-23 05:12:29 UTC

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They ask for nsec key rather than BIP39, why is that I wonder 😏

2025-10-19 05:55:51 UTC

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Make sure Luke doesn't mark it a a spam 😂

2025-10-18 20:22:43 UTC

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I though everyone was doing it. My nostr key is derived from my bip39 master key.

2025-10-14 19:48:15 UTC

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And there's me thinking to move from MacOS to Linux 😂

2025-10-13 19:36:21 UTC

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Where's proof to that? Are they holding it through blackrock or what?

2025-09-29 16:06:24 UTC

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I have no doubt that the state will cease to exist and that centralized systems will collapse. Monopoly on money was the last thing that kept that ponzi scheme afloat. Now we have a precedent for decentralized money. Even if bitcoin in its current form gets destroyed, the idea that it is possible will never get destroyed.
Here's a short list of imperatives that sheds light upon the possibilities of decentralized social/economic order based on free market and individual sovereignty:
#nevent1q…5nwt

2025-09-29 15:39:16 UTC

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A sly roundabout way is this: get paid for your work in bitcoin, get your projects on bitcoin and pay others in bitcoin for the work you need from them. Stop interacting with the state and its mixed-economy aka socialist bullshit; go through the agora as much you can. This will become more evident with time and is what I follow with my own example.
Bitcoin wasn't made by a state power to begin with, it was made by cypherpunks that wanted to dismantle its control over people. If people want the state to be there for them, then there's XRP.
There's no need to gatekeep bitcoin; its unstructured simplicity is its strength. I don't buy into the FUD and will not upgrade my node till this shitty fiasco proves to be a nothing burger. I expect this to happen within 6-8 months.
Let's see. I'll be here.

2025-09-29 15:20:58 UTC

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States, state corporations and state institutions is the very thing bitcoin is meant to be counter balance to. I do not see that as a bug, but as a deliberate feature.

2025-09-29 14:16:00 UTC

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I'd like to know about it in more details. What are your settings?

2025-09-29 13:12:54 UTC

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I'd appreciate a more substantiated reply but you guys are incapable of that seemingly. Lukes sloppy patches filter out legitimate use cases that are listed in my above reply. Address that or just pass the fuck on without leaving dumb one-word comments below my posts.
Thanks.

2025-09-29 13:00:12 UTC

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Why? What's up?

2025-09-29 12:52:30 UTC

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I've changed my stance on this as I learned more about the cult leader, the only one who can merge commits in Knots. I'm in my right to do so, as are you.

2025-09-29 12:48:53 UTC

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The futility of arguing with these people. No wonder Core restricted comments in their GitHub. Nothing that resembles intellectual honesty, pure emotions and FUD.
#nevent1q…nuhg

2025-09-29 12:38:43 UTC

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I'm running behind TOR, are you not?

2025-09-29 12:38:07 UTC

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Running Knots with these filters can block certain legitimate use cases including privacy coinjoins, lightning force closes and possibly contract-related transactions. Luke the fanatic (who's also against coinjoins), in a bid to keep the blockchain “pure” for monetary transactions, introduced sloppy patches at the expense of broader permissionless innovation.
Go do your homework and stop being a victim to this FUD. No wonder Core limited GitHub comments from FUDsters.

2025-09-29 11:56:26 UTC

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Bollocks.
Most nodes are behind TOR, can't be traces to addresses or IPs, consume little electricity and bandwidth to standout in the crowd of consumers.
If you mean that the state will check every house for electronic gadgets on a repeated basis, then we got a bigger problem which will beg for far more drastic measures against the state.
All it takes for statism to die off is not to accept jobs for fiat, not to vote, not to pay taxes.
No to protesting; yes to rejecting.
#nevent1q…0yel

2025-09-29 11:46:50 UTC

Inscriptions are possible because SegWit and Taproot made it easier to sneak data into Bitcoin.
Core can’t simply disallow them without changing Bitcoin’s consensus rules or introducing censorship measures, which would be disruptive and contentious.
Banning inscriptions is technically feasible in theory, but fraught with practical, social, and economic obstacles that Core cannot overcome alone without widespread buy-in and careful rule changes.

2025-09-29 10:20:36 UTC

Legally more risky is a shit argument. When has bitcoin cared about what's legal? When has legal issues stopped bitcoin?
#bitcoin is made to dismantle the state with its legal/nonlegal bullshit. They first tell you you can't do that because it's bad for your body (drugs etc), then they tell you can't read that or think that (cause the mind as important as the body, if not more).

2025-09-27 15:39:58 UTC

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It's from a historical account of the tech discussions on a public domain, dig it up if you don't believe me.

2025-09-27 15:02:24 UTC

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Trying to filter out sinful "transactions" connected to the sin of gambling is what it is. The guy is a fanatic who is the only one who can merge changes. That's enough of a reason to avoid knots for me. You do you though.

2025-09-27 11:11:12 UTC

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The settings is still configurable, and it is not a given that it will be eliminated given the current fiasco.
You didn't address the core premise in my reply: only one person has commit power in Knots and they guy is a known religius fanatic that defends state's right to government people.
It is not a trivial thing. It brink all of the Knots guys are being hoodwinked. If you're so keen on choice, just run earlier versions of Core, instead being knots only guy.

2025-09-27 10:56:07 UTC

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Are they really? Why would you run a client that is being controlled by a religious fanatic that thinks the state is in its right to govern people? That openly argued for censoring transactions that were connected to gambling aka sinful acts?
I do not feel this is the right way to go for open source freedom tech that is of utmost importance to humanity.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/bitcoin-core-vs-bitcoin-knots-actions-speak-louder-than-words#google_vignette

2025-09-27 10:52:58 UTC

Is there any inconsistencies in what is being proclaimed here by Shinobi?
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/bitcoin-core-vs-bitcoin-knots-actions-speak-louder-than-words#google_vignette

2025-09-27 10:30:23 UTC

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I'd argue reading and/or any other deep work comes from passion and turns into vocation. People are generally less passionate about skills and more passionate about fading looks. Maybe that's the reason; irrespective of that, screens and social networks are the main reasons.

2025-09-27 10:08:02 UTC

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Anyone who defends statism and declares state's right to govern over sovereign individuals is not understanding Bitcoin.

2025-09-27 10:06:02 UTC

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Temporary shitcoin hype cycles are not capable of outbidding legitimate monetary use cases. If you think #Bitcoin can be stopped by some spam, you gotta reassess.
Bitcoin is code — nobody can stop it.
#nevent1q…plrc

2025-09-27 09:49:17 UTC

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She role eat up the narratives over and over again. There's no hope.

2025-09-27 07:46:48 UTC

An unsettling realization: most people in #Bitcoin space lack critical thinking skills. I thought this group would be more resistance to emotionally triggered behavioral patterns.

2025-09-27 07:28:46 UTC

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Tailscale clients are open source, you can't eliminate them. The only thing your switching is their proprietary control server with headscale. When you use headscale, you use your pen control server with their foss clients on different devices.

2025-09-27 05:32:15 UTC

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Bitcoin is code (aka software) — run by anyone, stopped by no one.
What you are describing above are just its emergent properties.

2025-09-27 05:24:27 UTC

People seem to forget the simple truth; intrinsically, bitcoin is an open-source software. Its qualia are immutability and persistence — once released, it can’t be uninvented, can’t be recalled, and can’t be stopped. It runs wherever someone decides to run it, beyond borders, laws, or control.

2025-09-27 05:12:55 UTC

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You're the idiot if you think otherwise: above all else, bitcoin is a software.

2025-09-27 05:02:03 UTC

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It's a fuckin software.

2025-09-26 16:20:59 UTC

Just about few days that #fulcrum massive update dropped with substantial improvements in db resilience. I wrote the guy who authored it in GitHub, volunteered to donate and asked him how much he would need to fix the corrupted db issue when killed. The guy responded, people started following suit, he got well above the target that he envisioned. Now we have an improved version of it available for free.
That's how I like it.

2025-09-26 16:15:17 UTC

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I donate with my won sats, and i am not alone. This is the only way. When big money starts providing grants, shit gets fucked up.

2025-09-26 16:13:27 UTC

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What a chad.
Fuck grants.
Do it for freedom.
#nevent1q…awg2

2025-09-26 11:44:42 UTC

It is a bad sign that some think it is possible to stop #Bitcoin.
Go ahead and try to stop me from running a TOR node connected to few nerdAxes.
Dumb shit.

2025-09-26 11:40:25 UTC

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Anybody who is defending statism and centralized control is a danger to Bitcoin.

2025-09-26 11:34:02 UTC

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Give acknowledgements — not it's needed — to the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, the person who did it the right way, invested time and effort, and set the rules in stone so that those who came after him would have a very hard time to alter any of the foundations upon which it was built.
People working on freedom tech don't do it for fame, incentives or influence — if done right obviously — they do it for freedom as a sign of revolt against the tyrannical statism and its overreach.
Anybody who defends the state, relies on the state and thinks the state is in its right to govern people, is a danger to #Bitcoin and freedom tech in general.
#nevent1q…7x59

2025-09-26 01:53:05 UTC

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The hard part is meritocrasy: with guys of influence like yourself, it be more prudent to assume subjugation.

2025-09-25 12:02:28 UTC

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Ffs stop talking about CSAM on Bitcoin; #Bitcoin cares not.
Run whatever you want and drop the complaining.
#nevent1q…kug3

2025-09-25 10:46:22 UTC

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What's wrong with Americans these days?

2025-09-25 10:12:39 UTC

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Tylenol is a brand name. It's paracetamol.

2025-09-25 08:09:45 UTC

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Pregnant people 😂
That's disrespectful to women.

2025-09-25 08:02:39 UTC

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No remote sign in for cashu.me?
It being the only cashu wallet that accepts local/tor mints, having remote sign-in would make it great.

2025-09-25 07:49:55 UTC

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Agree, it might serve as a tool for triggering interest. Without the willingness to learn, there won't be much anyhow. Especially in a domain of self-custody where normies are used to third-partues doing the work for them.

2025-09-25 07:39:46 UTC

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That is very true. USA it seems will put sanctions on all UN members who voted for this than anything else.
A fish rots from the head down.

2025-09-25 07:14:33 UTC

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Damn, there's got to be a caveat burried in this...
When politicians suddenly start saying things like this, it means they’re playing chess on a board that isn’t ours.

2025-09-25 07:09:41 UTC

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As if normies care about receiving sats.
Only education can switch normies' hardwired brains to appreciate self-sovereignty.
#nevent1q…xgyd

2025-09-25 07:06:07 UTC

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This clown is still relevant?

2025-09-25 07:04:52 UTC

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This is too true 😂
#nevent1q…79hj

2025-09-25 03:35:24 UTC

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I'd like some scientific evidence to this claim.
#DMT is said to be released by the brain right before one's death. There is good indirect evidence (mainly from animal studies) suggesting that the brain may release increased amounts of DMT near the point of death. In dying rats, researchers observed a surge of DMT in the brain, which led to the hypothesis that humans could experience a similar biochemical event.
The popular notion that breathwork can induce endogenous DMT release rests mostly on anecdotal reports and physiological theories rather than hard evidence.
#nevent1q…7zs9

2025-09-25 03:16:31 UTC

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Fever is a healthy biological response, it acts as a natural defense mechanism, boosting immune function and hampering the growth of many pathogens. For most infections, especially mild ones, letting a low-grade fever run its course is often beneficial, and simple comfort measures like light clothing, hydration, and tepid compresses can help manage symptoms without interfering with the body’s response. If a pregnant woman has a prolonged high fever above 39c, then you gotta a bigger problem that paracetamol alone won't resolve.
#nevent1q…2q4c

2025-09-25 03:09:03 UTC

Only in America could a painkiller be stripped of its name and replaced with an advertiser’s jingle, and people still think that’s the standard.
It's called paracetamol, you dumb fucks.

2025-09-24 19:16:08 UTC

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This is the spirit.
#nevent1q…q2re

2025-09-24 18:56:00 UTC

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If you do, do not release the sats before 48 hours passes since the crediting of EUR to your account.

2025-09-24 18:52:55 UTC

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Only SEPA transfer, it seems, have chargebacks.
I am positive that @nprofile…4ph5 got paid through SEPA both of the times.
Better go through Wise or other companies than SEPA transfers.
#nevent1q…lctn

2025-09-24 18:42:45 UTC

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That's what they say? Semitic race comes from the J1 haplogroup, a mutation that occurred around 35k years ago. Obviously, the current AshkeNazi jews have non of that. They are imposters and biggest antisemites on this planet. The irony.

2025-09-24 18:07:26 UTC

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Out of all the shit, you decide to bring up PedoTodd who's at the same time pro-Ukraine and pro Palestine genocide?
Yeah, let's proceed with blocking what others can see too. You sure you are at the right place here? 😂

2025-09-24 13:02:46 UTC

@nprofile…xnfk, I am playing around with cashu.me and purrmint — a great combo — but remote singer login is missing. Do you expect to include it in forseeable future?

2025-09-24 11:46:08 UTC

Religious fanatics and freedom tech developers probably have less in common than the Ten Commandments and an open-source license agreement.

2025-09-24 10:09:07 UTC

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This is certainly a disappointing outcome for freedom tech. I consider pubky backend design to be very good, maybe more client diversity is the missing part.

2025-09-24 04:35:42 UTC

We don’t hate statism nearly enough. In fact, we let it thrive right under our noses, tolerating a bloated parasite that stifles our freedoms and drains our potential. Until we muster genuine contempt for this ever-expanding apparatus, we’ll remain shackled — content with bread crumbs while it feasts on our liberties.

2025-09-23 18:12:16 UTC

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Why is #nostr better than #pubky in your view? Speaking without conflict of interest and in a purely non-biased way, just comparing the tech with respect to privacy, decentralization and security.
#nevent1q…a864

2025-09-23 04:48:57 UTC

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Thanks for your reply.
I tested it with the native wallet, gonna try to connect to my CLN and wool provide further feedback.
I noticed it only works with cashu.me wallet, other ecash wallet do not allow local/TOR mints.

2025-09-22 21:09:31 UTC

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Polish–Russian War (1609–1618), Russo-Polish Wars (mid 17th century), Partitions of Poland (late 18th century), Russo-Polish War / Polish–Soviet War (1919–1920), Soviet Invasion of Poland (1939). Every time they lost territory to Russians, and in some lost their statehood entirely.

2025-09-22 20:27:36 UTC

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Poland got assraped each fuckin' time. These guys don't learn from history.
#nevent1q…uvn4

2025-09-22 18:54:08 UTC

This is how the public is deceived over and over again. Just check how this story is unraveling.
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/e265e8e383690c17683a6be4bd65f83925c416fd24ad1d294d89d159720ea031.mp4

2025-09-22 17:32:30 UTC

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While knowledge has been built over generations and the professors at Israeli universities received their education in countries such as Germany, Austria, and Russia, we should ultimately recognize Israel itself as the primary force behind modern technological progress.
#nevent1q…g9uq

2025-09-22 15:45:55 UTC

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I rolled back to the older version as it was unbearable.

2025-09-22 11:30:18 UTC

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By whom? It's an open-source project, no? Besides, donations are scams most of the time.

2025-09-22 05:42:45 UTC

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Kraken in some countries offer XMR.
There's one coin I own besides BTC: it's XMR.

2025-09-21 15:26:32 UTC

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That's an irrelavant side note. The stock is used for the exposure to Bitcoin upside, not to get Bitcoin in self-custody. I assume, the people choosing this approach have their own reasons for it, and evidently there's a demand for it so he is filling that niche. It ain't bad for the cypherpunks per se.

2025-09-21 14:46:45 UTC

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> He tells you what you want to hear…
Smart people don't need to hear anything, they make their own assessment; he too made his own assessment. Anyone with a few brain cells can figure out why Bitcoin is the best performng asset and why you should be in Bitcoin.
> He does not hold Bitcoin for customers…
Michael Saylor personally owns 17,732 BTC. These were bought with his own money and are managed and held outside any corporate or client structure.
On the other hand, MicroStrategy currently owns over 638,985 BTC, built up through corporate treasury operations. These acquisitions are funded by the company, primarily via selling new shares (equity) and issuing convertible notes (debt). Thesis coins are held by the publicly traded company, not owned by Saylor personally, and thus represent capital contributed by shareholders and bondholders.
> He has no direct power over Bitcoin...
Except dumping his personal batch, which is negligent. Let's keep it that way.

2025-09-21 13:51:49 UTC

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A lovely sarcastic take

2025-09-21 13:49:14 UTC

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All he does is: declares why believes in Bitcoin, openly buys Bitcoin and holds it for customers.
The only direct power he has over bitcoin is to sell the bag he has and plummet the price.

2025-09-21 11:59:46 UTC

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Here's a long post on this that can be of value to some:
#naddr1qq…dmtu

2025-09-21 07:17:22 UTC

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Love, love and love.
Unconditionally.

2025-09-21 06:34:43 UTC

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Coming from TradFi commodities and investment background, I always hated the way some would talk about nonsensical portfolio diversification and risk management. The only way to get rich in this zero-sum game is to concentrate your bets, to take the risk for the upside you believe in and to square off the bets when the upside has been achieved.
Nonetheless, #bitcoin is a totally different beast. There's no upside target on it: upside is infinite, inversely correlating to infinite fiat debasement.
#nevent1q…6m53

2025-09-21 05:45:47 UTC

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Low time preference represent visually.
#nevent1q…3w7s

2025-09-21 05:02:27 UTC

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Seems like there's no precedent for these kind of cases.
#naddr1qq…08ea

2025-09-21 04:43:54 UTC

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> Bitcoin today does not support images at all
Are you suggesting v30 and higher will parse the uploaded images at the client level?
I thought the Bitcoin Core GUI is strictly a wallet/block explorer interface and shall never render or interpret image data contained in blockchain transactions.

2025-09-20 19:39:10 UTC

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A very good post regarding modern protests and the reinforcing of statism that manifests out of it. Agora is the answer and remains the only standing true form of protest facilitated by #bitcoin.
#nevent1q…s6h9

2025-09-20 13:11:41 UTC

Our world often operates on Closed Individualism — the idea that we are all separate selves in competition. But what if Open Individualism is closer to the truth, where one consciousness experiences every life? In a divided world, this shifts the perspective from "me vs you" to simply "us".

2025-09-20 10:26:57 UTC

@nprofile…l2z8 muted me 😂
3/3 muters are Israel sympathizers.
Typical.

2025-09-20 09:14:46 UTC

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The 1000CHF daily limit for nonKYC still intact I prsusme, is this so?

2025-09-20 08:28:40 UTC

Malcolm X saw through the smoke, told it as is and got publicly executed for it — one of the best among us, RIP.
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/7d1ebac805b96a53c6ecebf15f31c0808270b426e64a009beeec43c502bc8243.jpg

2025-09-20 08:14:03 UTC

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It's impartial, so yes, enemies can use it too. Doesn't change the fact that it can't be printed arbitrarily out of nothing. It's the hardest money, and no state can do shit about it.