Subnostr

true fk saylor. however if he controls the market then its fuck bitcoin. remember when that smug fuck musk sold all his bitcoin? isnt that why we are at half the maket value?

Landy 2y ago

Nah that’s FTX

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MicroDose⚡(btc)

Do you believe in this #nostr #asknostr

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#weedstr #smokestr

Landy 2y ago

He didn’t say he quit weed, I bet he brings out a brand of edibles or snus style pouches

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[ARCHIVED] Jay

I get them when I eat really spicy food. It gives everyone else a laugh at least.

Landy 2y ago

😂 I find it pisses everyone off but I always let them know I’m more pissed off than they are!

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Don Hackote

Agree, my daugther has a lot and seems terrible.

Landy 2y ago

I have always gotten them but very rarely. This past year it’s way more often for some reason

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3shara

BOO I help🫂💜

Landy 2y ago

I necked some gripe water and that worked 😂 thank you though 🫂

Landy 2y ago

Hiccups are the worst

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no₿ody™ 🧱

I think we can all agree - after today’s revelations, nostr:npub12z8jsett3k6rv9fa2guau5p540qr2xuvjzkr8e432mglafjt99sqkw9zmx is officially the new CEO of the #Nostr

Landy 2y ago

She’s business minded to be fair

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corndalorian

Yea there’s no single right answer for how others should use their money. Everyone’s in a different situation and with the global nature of Nostr, what’s reasonable for one person would be unreasonable for the next. And bitcoin is kind of unique in its ability to be treated as an investment asset and a transactional currency, and I think you’re right that people need to be able to hold both mindsets/views. It’s a bit of catch 22. In today’s world setting anything aside for savings is hard for many. So to spend your best form of long-term savings (bitcoin) is counterintuitive. And yet, if anyone wants an actual circular bitcoin economy, then some of it has to be spent and that is a very foreign concept for a lot of bitcoiners.

Landy 2y ago

With regards to the catch 22, I couldn’t agree more. Lower income individuals understands finances as “I have to try and build savings” (same asset, reduce spending of that asset as much as possible)

Higher income individuals understand that they need to diversify from their currency in to other assets to protect wealth. Bitcoin becomes that other asset and therefore isn’t “spendable” per se.

It’s an awkward dynamic, but I’m sure over time and with education(nostr helps here), people will understand

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corndalorian

Bitcoiners who simultaneously want to have a circular bitcoin economy yet want to never spend a sat because “number go up” are trying to live in two competing paradigms at the same time. Low time preference is good. Saving for you and your family’s future and avoiding frivolous spending is good. The reality is that anyone earning a living on bitcoin is also using that bitcoin to pay bills, buy food, etc. Their phone company doesn’t care whether a few sats will be generational wealth in 100 years when it’s time to pay the bill.

Landy 2y ago

I think people need to separate different uses is their own minds.

Personally I view my on-chain bitcoin similar to an investment stocks account: I’ll only cash that out for diversification (real estate, business opportunities, etc) or dire emergencies that nothing else would cover.

Lightning to me is cash in my wallet and freely spendable.

It’s the same asset but with different uses

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