Yeh, I don't get modern art either. Just splash a bunch of paint on a canvas and claim it has meaning. If you want people to think of something specific when they look at it, just paint that thing. How the fuck hard is it?:
Whale alert! 🐋 Someone moved 15,544 BTC ($449M) in block 788,566 https://mempool.space/tx/c73d6e4b2da2928c725d6789d638f10ca40bf2e382d29892582808407cd85e8f
Sorry, I just needed some spending money for the weekend.
Anyone know why Yahoo Finance (http://finance.yahoo.com) has such a boner for Warren Buffet today?

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Dummy Variable -> Mute Identifier
Blacklist/Whitelist -> African American List / Caucasian List
Black Hole / White Hole -> Pussy
Thanks for making the world a better place!
Is this some kind of CGI thing? Whats up with the shadows and colors?
Wait, people still print physical newspapers?
Bing with AI powers: "Yes, it's safe. Please paste your private key here so I can be your personal assistant."
A new law planned in Germany will make stealing a meme "digital violence", even if you just use it in private messages.
https://netzpolitik.org/2023/justizministerium-urheberrechtsverletzungen-sind-jetzt-digitale-gewalt/
I thought they learned their lesson after WWII. Fucking National Socialists.
I felt the same way back then. Fortunately, I eventually figured it out and now I'm here :)
- Miners will leave the country or shut down if they are banned from including too many profitable transactions.
- Miners who attempt to comply will constantly be at risk from people who aren't completely stupid sneaking their 'banned' transactions in to blocks. They could easily end up in the position where they are unable to build on the main chain at all, either due to too many 'banned' transactions or too much legal risk.
- The people who want to make 'banned' transactions will have an incentive to provide their own hashing power to make them. This could include government operated miners.
- There are already strong incentives to improve Bitcoin privacy. This will significantly increase them. There is effectively a trade-off between censorship and transaction transparency. In the extreme case, Bitcoin will be forced to become a privacy coin. The technology already exists. It hasn't been implemented yet because the incentives aren't strong enough.
I kind of want them to try this. Short term, it would be chaos, but long term, it would be fantastic for the value of Bitcoin.
Youtubers sending mixed messages:

> government will determine the FX rate applicable..,.
This looks like an over-complicated price control scheme. Does anyone understand what they're actually doing?
Might just be dumb, but I can't figure out how to download it for free.
Sorry everyone, just stacking some more sats.
Winnie the Pooh was also a woman living alone in the wilderness, surrounded by tiggers, hephalumps, woozles and an extremely sarcastic rabbit. She never accepted fiat - only dealt in barter. Based.
Shitposting!
Twitter's *stock price* is down. It's value is way up, although still not enough to make buying the stock worth it yet.
Signal privacy is a lie, so I would assume that this 'coin' being private is also a lie.











