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Jeff
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What rabbit hole…🕳️🐇 Gardener • Landscaper • Snowmobiler • Family Man • Information junkie • Fellow Bitcoiner • Truth Seeker 🇨🇦 #Bitcoin…once you see what it fixes, you’ll never look at the world the same again. 🕰️ Tictock, next block 🟧⛓️🟧⛓️🟧

I still don’t understand why so many people complain about bitcoin and it’s “flaws”. I still to this day, after finding bitcoin almost 4yrs ago, cannot find any problems with it. The more I learn about it, the stronger my conviction gets.

I’m not looking for problems with bitcoin, and why would you?

All I see are the problems with the fiat financial system, which is why we bitcoiners are bitcoiners in the first place.

Let’s just accept Bitcoin for what it is.

To me, it’s perfection!👌🏼

“A thing of beauty” as my grandfather would say.

#bitcoin #perfection #thingofbeauty

Yes, but here also telling the grocery stores to reduce their costs otherwise they’ll impose a tax on them. Basically saying, it’s all their fault

Sounds fairly similar to the narrative Trudeau is pushing in Canada. 🤔

Mornin Maria! ☕️🫂

Morning Macro! Definitely a chilly out lol

Morning ☕️❄️

I dislike the general consumerism of Christmas.

//insert whatever gift giving occassion you want in place of Christmas if you have some other holiday//

I grew up in a household without Christmas or Birthday parties. We did visit relatives for Thanksgiving, and my grandmother did give gifts and birthday cards with a fiver, some years a ten, so its not like Ive been completely sheltered. Even so, every schoolyear, fellow students would get excited about the things they wanted for Christmas, and then inevitably be wearing fresh clothes and showing off their stuff in the new year.

As an adult I got to start doing Christmassy things, like decorating, buying, wrapping and giving gifts, occassionally being invited to a party. But it seems all so superficial. Theres this sense of obligation to give gifts, and it makes me realize how much stress it is to try to guess what someone would like, what would be useful, how much to spend, etc. And it happens not only for Christmas, but birthdays too. Its exhausting, and not in a way that makes the work involved worth doing. It needs simplified.

There was a time that giving cash was tacky, an example of not knowing someone well enough to give them something with thought put into it. In recent years thats been turned 180, as if you dont get some big gift like a new phone, car, playstation 8, a vr headset, YABA TV, then cash is preferred (sats are better)

Ive been trying to give consumable gifts in recent years to reduce the long-term-total-cost-and-hassle-of-ownership burden on gift recipients. They can use and be done with it, or simply trash. Theres no worries about needing to remember who bought what, and having something prominently displayed in the home if they are over for dinner.

I dont know what to gift this year and the clock is ticking. The stress is heating up. Maybe i dont give anything. Maybe i make a last minute dash to TJ Maxx or something for some random stuff i can wrap. ugh. no good answers.

Holidays just generate a shitload of tax dollars for the governments

We just buy for the kids now and that’s it, and they don’t get much. Most we’ll do for parents and grandparents are cards now. It’s not like they need anymore gadgets or gizmos.

When I was a kid back in the 80’s and early 90’s, it was crazy how many gifts we got at Christmas. Spoiled little shits we were and most of it was junk.

I would buy whoever it is a jade and load it up with a bunch of sats. Better yet, sit them down, show them the process and set them up with some sats! 🎄

Sounds very familiar🤙🏼 nostr:note132hvd6e9gnuuaarwyysg5patrkwkknct8g6j2majsj8f5pr979zq63h66a

I’m stuck about a 1/3rd of the way into that book, had to take a break for a bit and start a new book.

I find that book daunting.

I noticed,

It’s basically $40k, I’d say job well done! 👍🏻

I don’t know how some of you guys read the technicals…

What’s next? 😂

I should’ve mentioned Canadian dollars, we’re paying $53k as of right now 😬

I guess if it reaches $30k CAD, that’ll likely be around $20k USD, assuming you’re talking about USD.

I kinda hope we do see $20k, although I’m not sure it will go back down that low, but it’s anyone’s guess.

I was thinking somewhere between $30-$40k, just my thoughts.

I do think we could see some sort of a temporary pullback and then it’ll run up.

Bitcoin is such a love/hate relationship