“If Amazon can tell me where my package is down to the delivery truck, the Treasury can tell me where my money went.”
https://medium.com/@FF2K/our-government-is-obviously-inept-7642145c1c46
Please share my disgust, we need more people disgusted.
Thank you and GM
“If Amazon can tell me where my package is down to the delivery truck, the Treasury can tell me where my money went.”
https://medium.com/@FF2K/our-government-is-obviously-inept-7642145c1c46
When I get it production ready, I’ll make the repository public if anyone is interested
I vibe coded my own family social media app. It has everything you could want. It all started when we rented a 8 bedroom house and we were trying to keep track of what rooms would be available and when. It’s now a full out family hub, calendar, text feed, photos, etc. even bought a domain for it.
Thank you Jean, you also !
As I reflect upon 2025, I have concluded the Bitcoin treasury grift was the dumbest fucking idea ever. From first principles as to why Bitcoin exists in the first place it should have been obvious. It took me a few months and some critical thinking beyond my cognitive bias, plus I had to disagree with so many Bitcoiners that I previously learned and looked up to. For me, 2025 was a great year, Bitcoin is not only about NGU, it’s about being an individual and being willing to think outside of the pack.
Happy New Year all.
Vibe coding a family Hub app. We rented a big house next summer for 5 plus families all with adult kids and SO, started off as a cool way to keep track of whom is in what room what night etc. Decided to make it much more😊
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Beef Wellington came great
Saylor is anti-individual and, by extension, anti-Bitcoin.
Bitcoin doesn’t scale as a corporate asset, it resists it.
Its value comes from individuals choosing it precisely because it lives outside traditional finance.
Trying to warehouse coins to recreate banks, derivatives, and securities isn’t adoption.
It’s an attack on Bitcoin’s self-sovereign incentives and eventually price because that’s why most of you own it to begin with. It’s sad to see
Merry Christmas to those that covet private keys. #Bitcoin 🍿
I can’t comment on efficiency but yes, just a time stamp
Ladies and Gents, I’ve been working on a Bitcoin memorial site, basically time stamping a memorial and hashing it on the time chain, the only transaction is the 1 $100 transaction for the service, No data is stored on chain other than the hash it proves it happened. The site has a viewer that allows you to enter the transaction ID and prove and display memorial. There is also a downloadable viewer for you to do this in the future. This is my first time ever doing something like this, it probably has a ton of bugs, but please check it out. I could use feedback. If you create a memorial in the next two weeks and it’s respectful, send me your receipt and I’ll reimburse you 95% of what it cost you. https://everstonebtc.com/
X is dead, it’s only been shill accounts for a while, little if any critical thinking, counter arguments or debate on anything of
Interest are dead. Even the Bitcoin narrative is so warped I feel like I’m an enemy of the state(literally)
I only want Bitcoin because it’s an attack on the system. Once Bitcoin becomes systematic, I’m not sure it will do anything for me.
Those look fantastic
Bitcoin treasury company investors are stock HODLers with a hope problem.
They hope the company actually has the coins.
They hope the coins aren’t rehypothecated.
They hope the board doesn’t “optimize capital structure.”
And they hope the stock tracks Bitcoin instead of vibes.
Bitcoiners just self-custody and go eat oysters
It’s funny watching the same kids who once screamed “Not your keys, not your coins” now pitching “Bitcoin yield products” to the very institutions they swore to burn down.
These were the early adopters — broke college rebels with zero exposure to TradFi, zero incentive to play nice. They built the foundation of self-sovereignty and open verification. But as soon as their fiat score started to matter — the house, the fund, the fancy letterhead — they traded freedom for fees.
Now they’re all about “Bitcoin treasuries,” “yield opportunities,” and “capital efficiency.” Translation: “We can’t resist fiat gravity, so let’s wrap Bitcoin in debt and call it innovation.”
It’s the same game, just new jargon. Custodial wrappers, rehypothecation, leverage on top of scarcity — a clown show pretending to be a monetary revolution. These people aren’t advancing Bitcoin; they’re extracting from it. They’re trying to turn an incorruptible system into another yield farm — one more layer of counterparty risk dressed up in orange marketing.
Bitcoin doesn’t yield. It withholds. It teaches patience, discipline, and sovereignty. It rewards the doers, not the middlemen.
So when I see these so-called “Bitcoin capital allocators” bragging about yield, I see the same old parasites — just with cooler merch and laser eyes. They didn’t join Bitcoin to escape the system. They joined to rebuild it in their own image, with themselves on top this time.
Congratulations, gentlemen. You’ve turned freedom money into a financial product.
At their own peril, how cheap was their debt?