Fiat is a virus—spreading inflation, debt, inequality, and corruption through endless money printing and centralization.

Bitcoin is the immune response: decentralized nodes act as immune cells, proof-of-work eliminates threats, and the 21M supply cap is the antibody that fights inflation.

Bitcoin restores financial sovereignty, transparency, and fairness by building a trustless, incorruptible system.

The more people adopt it, the stronger this global immune system becomes.

Fiat is the disease. Bitcoin is the cure.

The virus isn’t spreading, it’s dying.

GM and Happy Saturday 😁

The days get longer from here, enjoy some sun

GM #nostr family.

Do your part to Defund the Dollar hegemony.

#Bitcoin

Unshakeable conviction.

I suspect few people in the world have interacted with more individuals who lost bitcoin than I have.

I answered support tickets for a non-custodial web wallet that, at the time, was the most popular in the world.

I'm talking about 100,000+ tickets over five years, many from users who lost access to their funds. Not just tiny amounts, mind you.

Sometimes hundreds of bitcoin.

My inability to help them still weighs on me.

We added warnings and info about the importance of backups. It's not that I could have done more. The nature of the old Blockchain(.)info wallet made that impossible.

The bottom line is personal responsibility demands extraordinary effort, and not everyone is up for the challenge.

Lost password? Sorry, I can't help.

Lost seed phrase? Sorry, I can't help.

Funds stolen by a phishing site? *Sigh*

What troubles me most isn't the sadness I felt from doing this daily for so many years. No, eventually you grow numb to it.

That's what truly hurt.

I imagine this is a lesser version of what people in the medical field have to do to cope with their jobs - learning to stop caring so much.

It takes a toll on your humanity if you live this way for too long.

I could have stayed in that job. Stacked more sats. It made sense, financially. I'd have a lot more bitcoin today if I did.

Instead, I left, choosing to be with my family and focus on self improvement.

Anyone who has worked during the early years of a startup will understand how incredibly burnt out you are once you finally step away. It took me years to push through that.

But I still think about those users.

The ones who made all the mistakes of the past that you, the bitcoiners of today, would learn from.

Almost seven years have passed since I left, and I'm no longer numb to their pain. I feel sadness for them again.

And I'm grateful for that.

I hope you all have a Merry Christmas, and take some time to reflect on the things that truly matter in this life. 🧡✌️

Bitcoin CRASH! It's over, go home everyone! 😆

If you come to this country and then attack citizens at a Christmas market because you're of different believe, go back to your own fucking country. Sorry but you're a guest in this country and you have the right to practice your own religion as you deem fit. But you have no right to attack those who're of different believe.

and I'm not of any religion other than we're all just people.

I do like the tomato sauce!

You know that I'm being sarcastic when:

A) my comment appears to be off-topic

B) lack of the F word. Many F words

C) I add 😏

You know I'm being serious when:

A) my comment is on-topic

B) more F words than other words

C) no emotes

and pineapple pizza is still a scam. 😏

Finished the countryside. What do you think?

GOOD MORNING NOSTR.

LIVE FREE. 🫡