There are only two things I can guarantee in this world:
- Nobody can live forever
- Nobody can create more than 21M #Bitcoin
For everything else, there will always be more supply given enough demand.
That's why the only two things I truly value are my life and my #Bitcoin
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Sing it, brother. 🤙⚡️
So jack, where did the debit card reward offers endpoint disappear to in the strike API? 😏
🔥🔥🔥💯
Legend😎🧡
Profound. CNBC 👌
Amen
人生とビットコインは有限。
Great rant with Kelly. Love your empty closet!
Any plans to expand to other countries?
That's weird... I'm living forever.
People are taking notice of your post.
Added to the https://member.cash/hot feed
Few only
"Our new Constitution is now established, and has an appearance that promises permanency; but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes."
— Franklin, in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Le Roy, 1789
#bitcoin doesn't fix this but gives us heaps of wiggle room.
Oh I can create a fork of Bitcoin that creates infinite Bitcoin, but no one in their right mind would use it.
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Many congratulations for the text
Check out “Altered Carbon” on Netflix
https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80097140?s=i&trkid=14170286&vlang=en&clip=81423690
Great one . That’s so brilliant sitting in a hoodie and talk about the scam on cnbc😂 hope some ceo has the balls to do it in Europe
But we are all Satoshi.
Not so sure about the first part 🧐
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Feisty and informative interview! Looking good with your hoodie and "lushes locks". I just zapped you with my Strike app..
Watched you say that yesterday on CNBC. It was beautiful. 🤙🔥
We’ll said. #Bitcoin
You owned those media puppets Jack!
You crushed it on CNBC. Always fun to watch
Love you jack
And of those two life is overvalued.
Referring to Seneca and Marcus Aurelius
Only two things I can guarantee in this world:
- Taxes
- Lie on social media
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Satoahi has re-written the saying.
“There are only 3 things you can be sure of. Death, taxes and 21million Bitcoin”
And that's exactly how I will make the 22 millionth btc: by being a nobody.
