Transparency is a “security risk”—not to the nation, but to the government itself.
Bitcoin network fees are extremely low right now. I just consolidated all of my UTXOs for $1 worth of BTC. If I need to make a large transaction in the future when fees are higher, spending the dollar to consolidate now could save me a ton of sats.
Main chain transactions are too expensive for actual spending outside of extremely large purchases.
The side chain that the US market chooses probably hasn’t been introduced yet. I wouldn’t be surprised if different geographical regions use different side chains.
larry fink’s annual blackrock investor letter 📝
https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/literature/presentation/larry-fink-annual-chairmans-letter.pdf

Give the man laser eyes.
On “freedom go up” social media, we talk about freedom go up money.
I joined NOSTR because I want to be a part of an online community that the government cannot censor or shut down.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1905448356593139712/pu/vid/avc1/720x1280/vubr5pTfABMbuPLC.mp4
#memes #zap #memestr #nostr
Too bad they’re not legal as a primary residence almost everywhere in the United States. Seems like tyranny to me.
Governments will mismanage their bitcoin. It will flow from weak hands to strong hands.
We will see the rise of opt-in micro governments over the next 200 years.
People in California shouldn’t be subject to laws created 2300 miles away.
Bitcoin is for everyone, including our enemies.
But yeah, fuck the state.
Should current market conditions continue, Tesla will be forced to release the Model 2 with a steering wheel and pedals. This will come well ahead of the Cybercab’s release.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they drastically strip it down, making it incompatible with FSD beta.
As purchasing power is further eroded, demand for a cheap, reliable electric car will skyrocket.







