You know, before we had an industry dedicated to conspiracy, we used to just call them "rumors"

Bitcoin makes saving possible again.

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For those that haven't been to Argentina, you have to realize, there are two rates. The "official" rate and the Blue dollar rate. The Blue rate is the real rate. That's what everyone uses when you're buying anything in Argentina.

The official rate is only used for credit cards when foreigners are stupid enough to use them. It's a way for the government and banks to rent-seek.

The devaluation is just bringing the official rate to be the same as the Blue Dollar rate, nothing more. It's not some grand conspiracy. It's just recognizing reality.

You’re not going to make a long-term or viable living off of being an “influencer.”

Put ur big boy/girl pants on and go get a real job.

I couldn't think of anything that would affect Bitcoin's price more than if we meet aliens and it turns out they either don't use money at all, or their money works a lot like Bitcoin does

Question to bitcoin devs or other techies here.

Have there been thoughts about temporary soft forks?

In other words, suppose there is some potential change to bitcoin that there is some difference of opinion in even though it seems solid overall. Rather than permanently tightening the rules (which potentially requires a hard fork to undo, depending on the change), is there a case to consider a temporary soft fork instead? Eg it becomes active for the next 100,000 blocks and then will revert to the prior state for future transactions after that point unless renewed again, temporarily or maybe permanently that time depending on consensus at that point?

#nostr in 2030?

#Bitcoin Block Art by Blockstr!

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time to flush the xitter 🚽