Sorry, I overreacted due to web programming ptsd. I know nostr devs are better than that.
Fuck that. I have enough brain damage from learning javascript. If you do it, I'm leaving.
Dude, green screens don't make you invisible to the people in the room.
Wait, is nostr:npub1n6f33r82l60q4tx65f43seewm7vwffqywkru8uw4pjdxudh4r5jq6cjq8e on the Dogecoin board now?
One day it will no longer be possible to trade fiat for Bitcoin. When that happens, the rate of Satoshis per dollar will hit zero and it will be Midnight in Moscow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o744d4mwOgQ
#tunestr
With Joe Biden, Janet Yellen and Elizabeth Warren on their side, they don't need to.
LOL, people have small units where you're from. Around here, they look like this:
I keep hearing people say deficits don't matter and if the debt gets too big, we can have the mint product a trillion dollar coin to pay for it all. News Flash: A TRILLION DOLLARS AIN'T DOING SHIT. Things are so bad at this point, that we would need at least 32 of those magical coins. If you actually want to have Social Security, Medicare/Medicaid and all the other bullshit politicians have been using to buy votes, we need over 200 of them.
When the trillion dollar coin was conceived, it was considered to be such a ridiculously large amount of money that it could solve any fiscal problem we could possible have. At the rate things are going, a quadrillion won't be enough soon. Then the only trillion dollar coin anyone will accept will be Bitcoin.
Agreed. This is good news - in 2-4 years, he'll be a bitcoiner.
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tabakhmaaz Welcome to Nostr! #plebchain
Next Halving will send it.
All these miners suppressing price with high time preference selling will be short lived and we have the time has never been sweeter to stack. 🤙🏻
https://cryptoslate.com/bitfarms-sold-90-of-its-mined-bitcoin-in-may/
Businesses always spend most of their money on operating expenses. Average profit margins are around 10%, so it is expected that miners will have to use most of their BTC for operations. If you don't want miners to sell BTC to pay their bills, figure out a way to provide services to them and take payment in BTC.
It's like the Internet back before they let the boomers on.
This is how I feel when I spend fiat now.
It could be in some situations. The problem is that if you're giving up freedom, you are probably losing safety in another area. On top of that, you aren't guaranteed to actually get the safety you bargained for.
A great example of this is the TSA. To fly in the US, you have a choice of being fondled by a stranger or scanned and viewed in the nude by a stranger, all in the name of safety. This extreme intrusion doesn't actually make us safer, though. I can think of several ways to hijack a plane, even with these precautions.
In case anyone is unsure, freedom is the only true safety. Everything else is a lie.
It's insightful, but I think there is an issue in your trust model. How does the end user know that you won't run around and hurt them? All we have is your word.
