How much coke was that? An 8ball?
99% of nostr users when the price of bitcoin goes up

It's your mission to visit it and steal their eagles. GTA style. If you fail, Klaus puts you in a camp, hahaha
I aint a shlomo, I have no access to a treasury auction.
I actually use crypto to buy physical goods. A different kind of brick ๐
I thought you were my nigga, but you brought up the store of value bullshit. You have been demoted to a nigger.
It's called memecoins. It started with dogecoin.

What failed auction?
You don't use stablecoins, but I bet you also don't use bitcoin to buy physical goods. Correct me if I'm wrong, good sir.
You mean I don't know how to run make? You're calling me a retard?
That's good to know. Pat yourself on the back.
we have a Fren in Argentina - what do you say nostr:npub1wf4pufsucer5va8g9p0rj5dnhvfeh6d8w0g6eayaep5dhps6rsgs43dgh9 what's better Argentina or USA ?
Eden Hotel

I use the kernel without GNU. A different suite of shell utilities.
Android is not a Linux distro. Even the kernel is substantially different.
I don't know ed scripts.
I quite like SVN. Github is basically SVN on top of git. It's retarded.
Fuck git. Return to emailing tarballs.
Can also serve as a TV box and a crypto node.
I get that people are looking for a flight to safety and relative stability of the dollar is attractive to those of us who use 3rd world currencies
USDT has become this #eurodollar market for those who didn't have access to USD on traditional rails but what is the cost of this "stability" ?
While I hear so much talk about de-dollarisation on the state level, it sure does look like hyperdollarisation on the individual level, when you see how large #USDT is becoming, and all this demand feeds into buying US treasuries
Tether registered a record-breaking $4.52 billion in profit for Q1 and has $110 billion market cap, that's capital still in the dollar system, that could have migrated to Bitcoin
Does stablecoin issuers buying of treasuries get them to a point where they become too big to fail? Or will this be the largest honeypot that ends up being a biblical rugging of liquidity?
https://news.bitcoin.com/tether-q1-2024-attestation-reveals-record-4-52-billion-profits/
Yes. Stablecoins are absorbing US debt indirectly. That's why their regulation has been postponed by the Congress.
Avoid stablecoins if you are against sponsoring the big system.
Do you know what happened to the Nemesis market guys? Their servers in Germany and Lithuania were seized. Only $100K in crypto was found.
I bought a few grams of MDMA 2 weeks before the Gestapo took it down.

