It is available on TestFlight upon request. Bill pay should appear on the settings and with that you can basically pay all your bills
nostr:npub1ex7mdykw786qxvmtuls208uyxmn0hse95rfwsarvfde5yg6wy7jq6qvyt9 bill pay is a game changer.
It is now possible to hold zero dollars and manage life without a USD balance.
Deleting twitter was possible thanks to #Nostr
Saving money was possible thanks to #bitcoin
Managing finances with Bitcoin is now possible thanks to nostr:npub1cn4t4cd78nm900qc2hhqte5aa8c9njm6qkfzw95tszufwcwtcnsq7g3vle
Looking forward to deleting my fiat accounts (except for the credit cards)
On the list of pros and cons of free speech, this guy is high on the cons
Financial diversification is a fiat concept that assumes you must be willing to lose a portion of your wealth in order to keep the other. With #bitcoin you don’t have to accept this
A lot of people out there thinking about us these days; about the time we told them about #bitcoin
Stay humble and be kind to those who reach out to you.
CEO was presenting at an all employee town hall. He had a huge screen behind him showing the top 5 questions from employees. The company uses a polling system that, let’s just say, isn’t top of the line software. I asked several questions anonymously about #bitcoin but they were receiving no upvotes. As usual, DEI questions were getting hundreds of upvotes. Long story short, my questions miraculously showed up in the top 5 right behind him and in front of an in-person and online audience of around 50,000 people.
He was visibly distracted as they appeared in the screen. Almost like he couldn’t believe it. It seemed as if he had seen a ghost hahah.
Questions were;
1) When are we adding #bitcoin to the balance sheet
2) When will they allow engineers to access MSTR or ETFs with our 401Ks
Anyway, he was probably hoping that the backroom would remove them, but again, not a great polling system. So the questions miraculously kept showing up. Might have been a glitch... Eventually he went on to do Q&A with the audience and ignored them.
But he saw them. And the audience saw them. And everyone saw that he saw them and he didn’t answer them.
That’s what we call a check.
GM
I used to own physical gold prior to understanding #bitcoin. But I sold every single gold coin as I realized:
1) Money is a winner-take-all; the best money wins, all others lose
2) Gold has other use cases, which is actually not a good feature for money
3) Gold’s supply is variable, and tech could and possibly will exacerbate it
And most importantly!
4) In practice, it is actually not portable, divisible or recognizable. Of course you can carry it from point A to point B. But in the world we leave in, there is a myriad of barriers and threats between A and B that realistically impair gold’s portability. And if you want to divide it or verify it, realistically you will have a hard time to do so.
Never mind the risk involved in having your wealth physically available. Once you realize the power of multi-jurisdiction multi-sig, you cannot unsee it. Gold is just a rock.
Crazy to think that I once had an account at Facebook, Messenger, Discord, Snapchat, Twitter, LinkedIn and several others.
Never felt trapped, until I did.
#nostr
Just watched Disclaimer on Apple TV. Craziest plot twist I've seen in a long time.
Lesson comes at the end, but it’s a good one. If you truly love someone, you should never be quick to come to conclusions, even if the evidence seems stacked against them. You should give them the benefit of the doubt. You should question the veracity of what appears to be true, but unlike them
GM #nostr
Disagreeing with people on #nostr is different.
Zooming out, the disagreements are minor details in my opinion. It seems like at the end of the day we all have the same core values. It’s like having pub fights because sometimes someone just drinks too much. But we are all wearing t-shirts from the same team. And God forbid someone from the competing team dares to touch anyone in our pub...
The good thing and the sad thing is that this will change when the goal is achieved
Just making a note here for when I go grocery shopping later. I try my best to stick to it, though not always the case
- Butter, Beef Tallow, Salt
- Milk A2
- Eggs
- Cheese
- Greek Yogurt
- Beef, Bison, Chicken, Salmon
- Avocado, Tomato
- Banana, Strawberries
- Maple Syrup, Raw Honey
- Water (glass bottles)
* all natural, unprocessed, organic, whole, pasture-raised, grass-fed, single-ingredient, fluoride-free, seed oil-free
GM #nostr
My old 401K is still being held away from #bitcoin against my will by my company’s custodian. I cannot buy the ETFs since, according to the plan board, it’s too risky. No MSTR allowed either. The board masters said no individual stocks allowed. Only pre-selected rent-seeking trad Fi mutual funds can be chosen. I cannot even withdraw it (even if I assumed the penalty). I’m probably not the only one.
All this to say, the flood gates have only partially opened.
Not sure why, but I never preferred the word ‘bullish’ over ‘optimistic’ or ‘hopeful’ yet everyone these days uses it when talking about #nostr and #bitcoin
It has a Wall Street, establishment-type of vibe that doesn’t seem right. It’s like using corporate jargon at home. Does anyone say to their spouse that they’ll ’circle back’? Anyway, just an opinion
Next time you go through an airport and find yourself at the security checkpoint, tell TSA you want a physical patdown instead of subjecting yourself to unnecessary radiation. If you have kids, request it on their behalf too. Remember, the government cares not about your health but about not having a headline that disrupts their everyday stealing and meddling
I’ve tried so hard with close family. It is hard seeing the people you care about getting so poor in plain sight and without them even realizing it because they don’t understand how fixed measuring works
Defunding of the state #bitcoin
Sound money utility #lightning
Abolishment of censorship #nostr
Privacy reinstatement #ecash
What next? Pretty cool time to be alive
In other words, did CoinKite screw the IRS single-handedly the day they enabled the world to transfer #bitcoin physically? Not sure what block height this happened at, but from that block onward, no holder can technically be held responsible for an address initially associated with them.
I completely agree. But what would stop someone from claiming that coins that are moved from a monitored address aren’t theirs anymore due to prior physical transfer? Maybe I’m late to this realization, but wouldn’t the capacity to transfer bitcoin physically (created by coinkite products such as satscards) deem on-chain transactions useless as a reliable method to record spending for tax purposes. In other words, unless the receiving address is known (which would automatically identify the transaction type), there is no longer a way to affirm with certainty that moving coins from an address one may initially have owned means that the initial owner is subject to the consequences which that transaction may entail.
If you gift someone a loaded SATSCARD, how does the government expect this action to be declared on a tax return if there is no record of the moment you hand it over to the new bearer (which would be the moment you are spending it)? Is this one of those cases where they are supposed to trust your self-reported timestamp? And if so, does that mean that transferring #bitcoin physically creates a glitch in the way it is taxed? Wouldn’t this incentivize physical transfers over on-chain transfers if the option is available?
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#bitcoin #asknostr