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Jon Hodl
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Humble Bitcoin stacktivist | Cypherpunk Artist | Royalty-Free Photographer | CoinJoin or Die 🏴‍☠️

The War On Bitcoin Is Here and it’s just getting started.

https://www.whatisbitcoin.com/politics/war-on-bitcoin-is-here

Nope. Looks like there will be another Election Day on November 9th.

Switch to Brave browser or the MullVad browser. It has completely changed my browsing experience. I almost never see banner ads and I can even use a special reading mode that is nothing but text. It doesn’t even show widgets or all of the other fluff in the margins.

Should you buy bitcoin or mine it?

The short answer is…yes.

https://www.whatisbitcoin.com/mining/buy-bitcoin-or-mine-it

That’s pretty good. I was an Uber driver for a bit and enjoyed it but I hated that I wasn’t building any clientele or long term value.

*The Bitcoin White Paper enters the chat*

IMHO, this is a feature and not a bug.

Bitcoin is a decentralized country of people all around the world and our money has a larger market capitalization than most fiat currencies.

https://fiatmarketcap.com/

Whenever people say that bitcoin uses as much energy as country X, I always reply with “yeah, because we are a peer-to-peer economy larger than that country.”

Aren’t these the stickers from the ideas are like flames calendar?

AI will make the floor plans where consumers can shop them online and then a prefab building kit will be built in China, loaded onto ships by AI robots, unloaded by robots, and transported to the job site where it will (most likely) be assembled by humans.

Chat GPT def can’t do it all but that doesn’t mean that AI and automation aren’t coming for construction jobs.

Honestly, I have no idea but at the very least I have increased privacy on-chain and you can’t just see which UTXOs I own simply by looking back on the blockchain to see where finds originated.

Yes. Great book by one of Bitcoin’s finest. Matt spends the first half of the book summarizing the core Bitcoiner ethos. It’s focused on not thinking that you’re too good for bitcoin or that you’re somehow more entitled to use bitcoin than those who purchased their first fraction of a bitcoin after you or who have less money than you do.

Then Matt spends the second half of his thesis defending his position on how Bitcoiners might want to preserve the value of their labor by using bitcoin as savings. His overall position is that over time, your savings increases in size both in terms of bitcoin as we as an increase in purchasing power against goods, services, and fiat currencies.

To summarize, he wants anyone who chooses to use bitcoin to exercise humility and to acquire more bitcoin than they might already have.

5 ⭐️ on Amazon and Good Reads for sure.