Equal outcome is not (and should not be) the goal.
If the money works to store value, one is incentivized to hold it versus consuming or "hoarding" actual resources.
The 'problem' you're describing is only a problem when we have a broken money.
You're missing the point that with sound money they would have had to create value to get that money in the first place. Without artificially cheap debt value has to be created into the world to accrue money.
"Valuable" narratives ordinals shitcoiners are trying to carve into #bitcoin 's ethos: "Satoshi was a bitch for leaving" and
"We have to define who's in control of bitcoin"
Two vids for your daily dose of bitcoin cringe.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1735767072762679296/pu/vid/avc1/320x568/nth4tysgZ2lH9LZz.mp4
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1735419783070253056/pu/vid/avc1/320x568/A2Qx3_LhSNSKVhVx.mp4
Don't worry guys, he's here to fix it.
This type of "asset hoarding" is a fiat easy money problem, where the money is no good to hold value over time, so scarse resources are monetized are held instead. With a money that actually worked to store value, hoarding MONEY means more real resources or value must have been produced into the world.
No idea what that shitcoin is but this bullshit needs to stop. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Mostly marketing against federations iirc.
nostr:npub1a2cww4kn9wqte4ry70vyfwqyqvpswksna27rtxd8vty6c74era8sdcw83a asked a great question yesterday: why no temporary softforks?
Here's Base58's niftynei on the difficulty with adding opcodes to bitcoin
Would you mind giving us an example of some things that this would work for?
You'll probably like this PhD who just conduct the largest study on cannabis use to date.
Unless things have changed, I'm not a fan of the keyserver model where you need internet access to their keyserver to unlock the device. This is a good solution for day to day use but not the best cold storage signing device imo.
Funniest rip in a long while, great stuff! 🙏
Multi sig 3/5 or 2/3
Cold Card
+
Seed Signer
+
Not a Ledger
Vendor diversity + ability to lose 1/3 or 2/5 keys. Descriptor backed up with each key.
In an old forum post he said he wanted to make it 42 as a hitchhiker's guide reference but didn't think people would take it seriously so cut that in half.
Interestingly the numbers work out really nicely with 21 million where the amount of coins distributed each block is the same as the percentage of the total coins distributed in that epoch. That's to say when 50 coins per block were distributed, 50% of the total supply was distributed by the end of that epoch.
They're "healthier" but butter/tallow are still 3x lower omega6 than those. "You are what you eat" coming into play here. Takes a while to cycle out the bad fats that have been accumulated.
Yes, gets omega 6 down to ~5-10 % from like 10-20 in olive/avocado and 50-70% in seed oils. Ghee is just clarified butter and tallow is just rendered (usually beef) fat.
This just seems like the same kind of not quite accurate marketing as the people who used to say bitcoin had "cheap, anonymous transactions."
It all depends on your threat model I suppose, but unless you're taking extra steps to not dox your network connection and shield your use from your ISP, "anonymous" is a bit too strong of language for my taste.
Focus on censorship resistance, that's not a stretch and won't get people in trouble for taking the meaning literally.
I've been thinking about this image a lot.
Stay Humble, Stack Sats.
Educate those who ask.
How do I sign up for these checks? 👀🤔😂
There's no flavor really, but mastic gum is really nice to chew on for hours at a time. It doesn't break down like most modern gum.