Profits for noncomplying miners would rise relative to compliant miners, resulting in more noncomplying hash rate coming on line as well as some compliant miners defecting. This is Bitcoin's security model. Always has been.
Nobody is looking out for the plebs.
"Market commentators such as Altana Digital Currency chief investment officer Alistair Milne described El Salvadorās million-dollar visa program as āuncompetitiveā when considered next to those offered by countries like Malta, which tout full European citizenship for $810,000."
Cost of citizenship in El Salvador: $1,000,000
Cost of citizenship in Malta: $810,000
If you can afford either then good for you but it would seem applicable to open up at least a few slots to people that don't have that kind of money. It'd at least be interesting to watch which group actually does more for their adopted country economically.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/el-salvador-bitcoin-freedom-visa-sell-out-end-2023
You can get citizenship for free by just living there for a few years
It will be: "I love bitcoin, buy my ETF shares"
The ETF affinity scams will be of the order of billions of dollars, and there is probably no stopping them.
Then I'm happy you're about to switch back to Wasabi since Samourai uses a fixed fee address: https://web.archive.org/web/20231025112815/https://code.samourai.io/wallet/samourai-wallet-android/-/issues/462
Oh, that's concerning
I got burned by the original wasabi implimentation where the fee paid during the mix went to a fixed fee address that wasabi used. This was the reason I switched in the first place.
If he's actually a friend , you should sell it to him and use the opportunity to educate about keys, wallets, etc.
You have to split up the coins somehow before mixing and have some proof they paid the fee. How would you do it?
They not only pay the fee (without scamming the witness discount), they also increase the fungibility of coins. Calling it waste because they use a couple more bytes than Luke personally deems acceptable is ridiculous.
He seems to think bank credit is the same as money. It's getting increasingly difficult to put up with normie delusions.
Not just sell more vaccines. They would not even have been able to get the emergency use authorisation from the FDA for the "vax" if there was any preexisting treatment available. So they crushed everyone who advocated for it.
Such a corrupt shitty clown world that has been birthed and sustained by fiat money. Can't wait to watch it burn down.
Compared to all these 4MB inscriptions, I'd say the op_return stuff is not a big deal at all
You can also just prune op_return data, what's the big deal?
At some point there will be another block size war. Probably when the cost of a single onchain transaction approaches the cost of running a full node for a year. Who knows which way it will go.
It says 9yrs ago in the screenshot, which is probably itself a few years old. If bitcoiners are that bad at parsing information we're ngmi. When was the last time you heard someone mention gentoo?
https://video.nostr.build/bac18ca498f4e482cb8dcc6f914b91552dfaf7006bba8aeb345d1e57442ff8eb.mp4
December 6th, 2023, 10:34 AM MST
Fuck the money counterfeiters. They are already dead, they just don't seem to realise it yet.
I stick to the simple heuristic: not your keys, not your coins. Coinbase's keys, Coinbase's coins.
That's my point - you are only including Coinbase exchange data, not the coins in their Custody product. Coinbase custody holds the ~600k coins in the Grayscale trust for example.
Coinbase custody alone holds more than that and isn't included in exchange data
They rely on people believing this one fallacy:
"My spending is for the greater good, while your spending is selfish."
They push that message relentlessly through propaganda, and create masses of naive/gullible commies.
Try a simpler example.
The 2 of us are an economy.
You have $10, and I have $10.
I print $20 for myself.
The amount of goods and services in our economy didn't change, but you went from having 50% of the money to 25% overnight. While I went from 50% to 75%. i.e. I stole half your purchasing power. (This is the initial fraud/theft)
Now as I spend the money, prices start to rise simply because there is more money chasing the same amount of goods and services. (This is the Cantillon effect). If I don't spend the extra money, there will be no price inflation, just wealth redistribution.
could nostr:npub1ytx8ffefzymnsen8eu99g9rwnc4emfpdyjjk2hrlqkqs8sfr8feq5vek79 BE sleeping any more comfortably? š
Probably due to the millions of dollarrs he got from dumping his mobile coin after shoving it into signal
There is nothing to get "passed", it's not a law it's a fincen regulation. They will obviously implement it, they just have to go through the motions of "consulting the public" first
bitcoins didn't have a price for the first 1.5 years of existence. If you go based on the pizza transaction in 2010 you would get 0.4c/btc, which implies ~ +8.6 million %
The don't accept real bitcoin, only Japanese exchange IOUs
A user needs to be able to check the output against the output of the python code for seed generation from dice rolls.
Also the coldcard does tell you how many rolls you need.
To fuck it up, you have to first select "generate seed from dice rolls" and then ignore the instructions.
The guy who generated his seed using a single dice roll?
What was the trigger for the freeze?
Itās been a few years, so not sure if they are necessary anymore.. But itās basically just a little a little hotspot you rent at the airport and gives you service everywhere. Something like this https://www.japan-wireless.com/
Or just use silent.link
All I'm seeing is that all wars are banker wars. Am I out of touch?
Let's say she's better off this way š
https://video.nostr.build/adbc5be09f7523ec9e12c1117a17e5a58e79924cd04576ac1857489a20194966.mp4
