Agreed.
Probably just stream sats with a service like Breez to scale usage up and down as needed.
Yes. It’s just way lower than all fiat currencies and can be audited and verified with very little expertise and hardware.
These charts are so good, man.
Keep ‘em coming.
Amazing post.
This warms my heart.
I have often wondered where the Dutch stand on this issue.
This help me to understand.
Are you from the Netherlands?
At some point, in the not-so-distant future, I plan to produce tutorials that walk new users through this EXACT sort of thing.
I’m mean, by default, it already IS a block explorer if you’re running code to explore block data.
It’s a great looking tool with an easy to understand interface. I’m sure others (like me) would use it as well.
I’d zap that.
I need to know what this means and how to do it.
Sounds like a great tutorial opportunity.
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Agreed
Hypothetically, if he has $10 million worth of bitcoin, pumping the price even 10% with his bet is a wash (0 risk) bet.
The more bitcoin he has, the lower the risk.
Anything that pumps his bags more than $1,000,000 is just gravy money.
Super sus but I’m looking forward to the game theory between multiple clients playing out.
I’m a huge fan of SeedSigner and I wish the 1.3s were still available cause I’d love to build more of them.
Recently, I heard that SeedSigners code is “not reproducible” or something like that and as a result, it can’t be considered open source.
Any idea what that means?
From Yap To Zap: This History Of Sound Money
Nah.
It will go to $58k for 91 days and then skyrocket to $1 million