Enjoying the show from mothership Nostr, but projecting into the matrix that is twitter for the lulz

Why are people going crazy? Because the Stockholm Syndrome NPC program is glitching and the mass MK-ULTRA activations are not as effective as they once were. They feel a prison break is imminent.

This is so wrong. Evil actually.

People have a hard time understanding that this new world order is not even a rules based order. It's a tribal alliance based order, and it even trickles down to local towns. Rules, courts, laws; none of that stuff works anymore and only a matter of time before it becomes redundant. You cannot lean into laws to protect you now. If you're politically opposed to the judge or jury, you won't get a fair trial.

Everything has been weaponized. The only thing that matters is who's side you're on politically.

Anarchy has always been the underlying state of Humanity glossed over by a thin veneer made up of 70IQ enforcers with leashes around their necks. Now, that control system is buckling and the enforcers are becoming their own masters. This can only end in global conflict.

When people say "we don't have anarchy", what exactly do they mean? have they even studied geopolitics of the last several thousand years? Whoever had the biggest stick wins, and we're still seeing that today.

Fold card

Anybody try GetOnZero with the fold card/app? How does it compare to Strike and CashApp?

but is it hard?

Shadows of the Empire, like 20 times.

yes you're right, but most people just call everything inflation.

STOP SAYING INFLATION. IT'S DEBASEMENT.

flex or cope, each must decide.

1 Kilo loaf of bread for under 1 Sat or we haven't arrived yet.

In 600 B.C. using 1 oz of gold you could buy 350 loaves of bread weighing 1 kilo each. This is the benchmark.

Why do we use bread as the benchmark? Because it's a simple manufactured product that requires a few inputs and some Human labor, and we know the price for 1 kilo of the finished product going back millennia.

Reference: https://web.archive.org/web/20240711023842/https://www.coins-auctioned.com/learn/news/history-of-gold-ounce-price-comparison-to-a-loaf-of-bread

He genuinly doesn't understand Bitcoin, hasn't put in the hours, I don't sense any malicious intent. Time will tell. Still think it best to treat him as an ally.

I'm posting this from coracle, as a test.

I use satellite.earth, on there it requires me to mod each post before it gets posted which sucks. I would prefer to let everyone post and then mod as needed. Not sure how it works on coracle.

GetOnZero is a journey

Just want to mention that you won't be ostracized for have some fiat in your life. GetOnZero is a journey; a gradual lessening of fiat holdings. In today's world, it's not easy to be fully off fiat, but it's getting easier every year. Stay laser focused on the destination and chip away every chance you get. Share your insights here to help others on their path to zero fiat.

You know what's gonna happen is big legacy banks will get into the game and start offering collateralized loans, "just give us your Bitcoin, our custody is the strongest, and our terms are better than those scammers in the industry". They know a certain percentage of people will default on loans, and after some time they end up with a huge stack, rehypothecating and playing their usual dirty games. There is only one way in hell I would consider a Bitcoin-backed loan from anywhere, and it would be under these terms:

2 of 4 multisig. I hold 3 keys. (F* U Dimon)

5% LTV loan.

2% or less, fixed-rate.

Best communities client?

I've found satellite.earth to be the best for communities so far. Coracle is OK, but UX/UI is worse, imo.

Where to get a Bitcoin backed loan with 5% LTV?

Seeing Mark Moss's video about retiring on Bitcoin, he mentions using 5% LTV loans to prevent margin calls, but has anyone every actually seen a Bitcoin loan with a 5% LTV? the lowest I've ever seen was 15% with shady lenders.

If you really want to test the resiliency of bisq, you should target countries the west doesn't like.

Strike vs CashApp vs something else

Strike has good HIFO tax cost basis, but no bill-pay (yet). CashApp has bad FIFO tax cost basis, but yes to bill-pay, and they also work with Wells Fargo as their fiat custodian... can be rugged anytime. Strike works with a few smaller banks, more rug resistant. Jack is laser focused on just one company, and he's living it. CashApp is part of a portfolio of companies owned by Block, nothing against Dorsey though. Also, a plus to CashApp is that nocoiners can send you fiat, just like on venmo, not sure if that's possible on Strike. Thoughts?