Yes. Have Bitcoin, Monero, and access to a stash of precious metals, and cash. But, ofc currency only matters if there's a functioning marketplace. Depending on the situation, precious metals, food, water, medicinal supplies, tools, and ammunition may become far more valuable than any currency.

Federal Ammunition and others suggest a conservative shelf life of 10 years for ammo. This doesn't mean your ammo will suddenly go bad after a decade. The key factor is the storage environment. Heat and moisture are the main enemies.

If you can keep the humidity below 50 percent and maintain a mild, stable temperature (around 70 degrees or cooler), you'll significantly reduce the chances of moisture or corrosion issues.

The best way to preserve your ammunition is to store it in a cool, dry place. This also helps slow down the natural breakdown of smokeless powder over time. While reactions within the powder can eventually weaken the load, keeping it cool slows these oxidation reactions more effectively than extremely cold environments.

Avoid storing ammo in uncooled buildings, car interiors, or basements without temperature control, as these conditions are detrimental.

Yes, I did understand you fully.

Yes. Bitcoin, Monero, access to a stash of precious metals, and cash in hand. But, ofc currency only matters if there's a functioning marketplace. Depending on the situation, precious metals, food, water, medicinal supplies, tools, and ammunition may become far more valuable than any currency.

Has anyone on #Nostr made an equivalent account to @BigTechAlert on X where they track influential people in Nostr and who they follow/unfollow etc? Could be cool. #AskNostr

Limiting free speech has one benefit: Once you start to demand borders you then need an authority to patrol them.

This moves the issue into the arena of subjectivity, which is a centralised powers dream bc THEY get to define what is and isn’t permissible.

Shortly after, it is the truth that is deemed to be hate speech and prohibited.

Multisig + arbitration is great for contract enforcement - that take scare of most private law.

You can also do insurance with multisig - that takes care of victim restitution which should be 90% of criminal law.

That just leaves 10% of criminal law which is non-economic punishment. There are some theories on how to do that in a decentralised way... even some historical examples.

Polycentric legal systems

#Nostr ;

Would you rather be rich in a captured world or of average wealth in a free world?

Yes

JUST IN: Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) jumps to 5.4%, the highest level in history

*The SOFR is the benchmark interest rate that measures the cost of borrowing cash overnight.

Dude over 51% of your mining pools require KYC. That's not a security problem lol?

Miners also have the potential to perform targeted transaction censorship on Bitcoin which isn't possible on Monero.

Absolutely will do over the next few months. Thx for asking :)

What we need is a verifiably fair lottery.

Not for gambling, mind you.

For choosing our public servants.

I bet we'd get a better outcome with randos selected for short terms than with people elected in a popularity contest.