Burned 1,000 calories and checked Nordic skiing off the bucket list!

Trust is an invisible currency.

It not only allows for transactions of value, like exchanging goods for money, but also exchanging vulnerability for connection, or ideas for adoption. It's a medium of exchange for belief, forgiveness, and follow-through.

Trust must be earned through actions like honesty, consistency, and reliability. It is harder to acquire and more valuable when present. It's the core ingredient for strong bonds, deeper connections, and reliance.

Finally got to a Steak n' Shake to buy deliciousness with bitcoin.

With BTC's exchange rate ending 2025 down 6%, the 4 year cycle of 3 up years followed by 1 down year is officially broken.

On the bright side, Bitcoin has never seen 2 down years in a row. Let's just hope that pattern isn't broken in 2026!

With BTC's exchange rate ending 2025 down 6%, the 4 year cycle of 3 up years followed by 1 down year is officially broken.

On the bright side, Bitcoin has never seen 2 down years in a row. Let's just hope that pattern isn't broken in 2026!

Yeah, since nostr.band went offline search sucks. We need to find new nip 50 relays

I just built a simple pagerank service using AI

Internet guy is here to get me off Amish pings. Apparently my intestine was saving my nastiest sounding fart of all time until he got here. I’m gonna hide until he leaves now.

⚡️🇯🇵👶 ALERT - Japan is set to record a record low of 670,000 births in 2025, a figure that is much worse and lower than even the most pessimistic forecasts. This is the lowest level since at least 1899.

Yes, I've been keeping track since my twitter days.

$15.5T in 6 years - and no slowing down in sight.

For context, assuming an average American earns around $50,000 per year, $15.5 trillion is equivalent to the LIFETIME earnings of about 310 million people.

There are great things to find around every corner in Singapore!

#photography #Singapore

But also having thought about I don't know if nostr is really supposed to replace social media, I think we've been looking at it wrong. What it does do is funnel all of the like-minded people that have Bitcoin as an ethos into one communications platform.

There was one guy here I forget who that performed these coding gymnastics to get secp256k1 quasi-working for passkeys/webauthn via the PRF extension and a bitwarden software vault and a bunch of other stuff, and the result I'm guessing was something impressive but that can't really function in the real world given that webauthn mandates that it's up to users to choose how they want to store passkeys, not websites, and users will just choose keychain or whatever they see first.