Back when ETH did the change to its money supply algorithm to be deflationary, a lot of people correctly pointed out that they can just change it again.

And they did, so now it's back to having a similar supply distribution rate as bitcoin, but with fewer reasons for anyone to want to hold it long term relative to bitcoin, and with more competition nipping at its heels than bitcoin.

Good evening.

In August, the US government took $307 billion in taxes and spent $687 billion, for a deficit of $380 billion. This works out to be an annualized deficit of $4.56 trillion.

Have an awesome weekend.

Good evening.

In August, the US government took $307 billion in taxes and spent $687 billion, for a deficit of $380 billion. This works out to be an annualized deficit of $4.56 trillion.

Have an awesome weekend.

Ugh, this sucks. I’m doing it, but I don’t want to.

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These four examples are what we mean when we say:

#Bitcoin is repricing the world. 🌎

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whenever someone tells me that a rising national debt is a sign of a booming economy, I accelerate the narrative

“yeah 1 trillion in interest expense is good but man I can’t wait till we get to 10T. Or 100T.

gonna be so bullish when we hit that”

let’s push it until the argument collapses under its own retarded weight

Depends on what you want. Running a node go with Alby go. If you don't want DIY but still want a node go with Zeus. If you want self custody and liquid then aqua is pretty slick but no LNURL. If you want eCash minibits is awesome. If you want all of the above and don't mind not having self custody then coinos is very nice.

What witchcraft is nostr:nprofile1qqsyv47lazt9h6ycp2fsw270khje5egjgsrdkrupjg27u796g7f5k0spzemhxue69uhk2er9dchxummnw3ezumrpdejz7qgwwaehxw309ahx7uewd3hkctcprdmhxue69uhkummnw3ez6vfwde3x7tnpdenkzmnf9e3k75xqss4 Go wallet? It just freaking works. No glitches, bugs, or weirdness. It is just so streamlined and minimal that there is nothing to break on it or is it just good code?

Depends on what government. Taxes usually just control consumption by taking away purchasing power from the general populous and printing is what usually funds proxy wars.

Network upgrade complete. New hardware, new VLANs, new isolation rules, new APs.

No more need for network-wide, always-on VPN on the Protectli hardware firewall. I went full mystical cyber-ninja this time.

Still running multiple OSes with multiple VPNs simultaneously connected to multiple locations through #QubesOS. Still rocking #VeraCrypt encrypted volumes on #Tails.

More connection. More security. More privacy. More options. More control. All is well.

#cybersecgirl #network #security #infosec #opsec

Keep it simple.

There’s a dying world reserve currency that the humans will not be able to save.

There’s an emergent secure, scarce, difficult to sensor, easy to secure, leaderless money alternative.

The choice is obvious to some, it will be obvious to everyone eventually.

It will be both exciting and sad…because I guess I really don’t know my end point? In theory, since I started this 136 days ago or so, the USD has outperformed the BTC (since I’m currently at $116 USD (and not $136))….but as you stated, when it takes off, what do I do next? I want to have a record of what $1 could do for somebody had they started before this goes parabolic and leaves the USD behind for good, but less people will be apt to adopt (they will have to eventually), but the $1 buy no longer effectively moves the needle. Sorry for the ramble.

Day 137 of buying $1 worth of BTC everyday as part of a long term social experiment to see how BTC performs against the USD as well as a historical record. I want to find out if “stacking sats” really was beneficial.