Any government that attempts to ban Bitcoin is not a government that works for their people.

I try not to get caught up in this stuff but . . . Damn!

DAMN! nostr:note1r5fsuqa85c8fcxsthfemz0urywgf6req94sdq9tfplq0ry8uhgmql4n8dk

thats kind of true but not really

Success isn’t magical, it doesn’t fall from the sky, it doesn’t only happen to good people, it’s not ethereal. It’s a simple formula.

1+1 = 2

If you do the basic stuff over a long time frame you will be successful.

My stock-bro told me yesterday that he came to the conclusion he does not understanding anything about the stock market. After studying it for over 10 years. That is something not gonna happen to you with bitcoin.

Also this left me wondering how he got to this conclusion. Are we already in a state where economical rules doesn’t apply anymore? What was he expecting to happen? What did not happen?

#stocks #bitcoin #bro

Bezos Sells $4 Billion of Amazon Stock in Four Trading Days #recession #layoffs #stagflation #bonds #yield #debt ...

I like to stack bitcoin, and to a lesser extent stack stocks and gold and real estate.

However, I am careful about dollars due to their centralization and tendency to lose value. The tokenomics for dollars just aren’t attractive. To the extent that I am long dollars for various liquidity needs, I am also short dollars to a similar amount through mortgages and so forth, so that I have zero net exposure to such a risky asset.

To our listeners, supporters, Bitcoin community, and those folks still to come,

I wanted to to articulate more of What "The Progressive Bitcoiner" (TPB) is and Why we are here.

Our society, especially in the United States, continues to be more polarized than ever--from media, to politics, and everything in-between, there are those that continue to fan the flames of division rather than unity.

The last thing I would want anyone to think is that the "Progressive" Bitcoiner is here to further fan those flames, promote any polarization, or present "one-sided" narratives on complex issues. I consider myself amongst those trying to seek truth through the noise, the murky gray, joining a growing range of voices and perspectives from all walks of life in independent media, with a focus on bitcoin and its many uses cases and as a tool for human rights and financial freedom, and many other things.

TPB will never endorse a political candidate or particular political party, while attempting to create content and promote stories covering a wide range of topics, ideologies, political spectrums, diverse backgrounds, and more (all of course relating to Bitcoin in some way). We are mindful that far to many progressives and folks from the left have not seen Bitcoin as "for them," so we create content appealing to them as a central part of our mission. I speak from my background and values, historically coming from the left but ever-evolving, as we all are. I must be truthful to that, and truthful to my evolving views, which you may see in real-time over the course of this podcast--as is the case with all of us in life!

TPB does seek to do 3 things:

Bitcoin Adoption: To increase bitcoin adoption by appealing to a mainstream audience which includes progressives seeking more information about bitcoin, but feel they have nowhere for answers that speak to their values. We also seek to combat FUD around bitcoin coming from all directions including main stream media, politicians, banks/wall street, and beyond.

Diversity: To increase the diversity of content available in bitcoin education and who it targets, especially the podcast space, which largely leans more libertarian and conservative.

Content: To produce content that showcases great stories and conversations centered around social justice, economic empowerment, environmental issues, and other progressive values.

We do not require that our guests consider themselves "progressive," or our audience. We believe our content is accessible to everyone, and promotes the ethos that Bitcoin is for everyone--not tied to any one ideology. Some episodes may appeal to you, and some may not. I may agree with our guests, I may not. As I previously said, I hold my personal views, opinions, and values, many that may be considered "progressive."

As best we can, we continue to create content and evolve, not in an echo chamber, but with curiosity, truth seeking, human progressive, and the hope that Bitcoin can foster positive changes for personal, social and environmental issues.

We welcome any and all feedback on our podcast and future endeavors and cannot think our supporters, advisors, and my team enough.

As we bitcoiners like to say, I could not be more bullish on the future of this podcast, bitcoin, and what we can do togehter as human seeking a better world for everyone.

Thank you, and Happy Valentines Day xoxo

- Trey Walsh, host "The Progressive Bitcoiner"

beautiful work! are tou doing things on a lazer table?

GM nostr

Are we going back to 20:00 Moscow Time today?