🇺🇸 Senator :lummis: Cynthia Lummis leads bold push for The #Bitcoin Act — with the 1 million BTC buyback gaining momentum with 7 lawmakers on board! 🚀
"Bullish enough for you yet?"
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Bitcoin bouncing while the rest of the market is in freefall. Whether the timing is intentional or not, this raises Bitcoin's stature in the minds of the public. Combine that with the recent discourse about Fort Knox, and the public is not just ready but eager for a new underlying asset for the USD.
To be clear: I do NOT want to see the USD propped up but Bitcoin or stable coins. I want to be free to live on a Bitcoin standard, but this seems to me to be where the country is headed.
Each thing in its own time. No need to rush beyond what's reasonable.
Meanwhile, women are systematically given jobs and men are denied unless they emulate feminine characteristics.
He's right. With self-mastery comes this understanding.
Watch out, now they'll try to post all tricky like to secretly let their family know where they are through coded messaging.
Trump is talking about the market taking a hit, so all of the moderately steady hands worried about landing in a cash crunch are now selling. Think of it as an extended consolidation round.
I was thinking about this today: If an SBR procurement plan gets announced while the rest of the market is in freefall, we could see Bitcoin bounce while the rest of the market is in freefall. That would provide an opportunity to seize on Bitcoin's validity as a store of value (at a time that i's very visible to the public, perception is important) as an underlying asset for USD.
Yeah I don't recommend that unless you're trying to go sterile...
I'm reading through some of his books right now. I highly recommend to anyone wanting to better understand hermeticism and how to think from an allegorical framework.
This is common. I've lived in various parts of the country, and in each place this is a problem.
A wise person ignores daylight savings and plans their day around sunrise and sunset. For anyone interested, Sunclock is a nice free app for such a purpose. I had to find it in the Google Play though. I wonder, if I contact them, if I can get them to put it on Zapstore?
Hurry and set up a lightning wallet so I can zap you!
I was gonna ask, did the CAPS key break?
Dear #Nostr,
Tell me you’re a bitcoiner without telling me you’re a bitcoiner.
#asknostr #btc #bitcoin
Fix the money, fix the world.
On the bright side, fewer and fewer people care about being called stupid names for having the "wrong" political opinions now.
You're welcome! It's one aspect of nutrition that I just don't hear people talking about, but after I liked into it I'm convinced that it's very important given the macro environment of chemical use.
Seeing nostr:npub1yye4qu6qrgcsejghnl36wl5kvecsel0kxr0ass8ewtqc8gjykxkssdhmd0 ‘s posts and seeing how Carl is doing. Also sharing pics of my #malinois Ziva trying to emotionally blackmail me into playing fetch in the house… for example: Exhibit A 
I take it that Ziva won this round.
It's all designed to keep you trapped in the "matrix", to keep you living at the subsistence level. I don't ascribe to the cosmology of gnosticism, but it provides a useful concept: the archons. These systems are archonic in nature, meant to establish an illusory reality based on lies the this food is healthy, that it's bad to stimulate your pineal gland or develop self awareness, that it's bad to question authority, that it's good to print money and subsidize products.
It's not too much too hope for... just don't hold your breath either.
It would be very gratifying though.
With all the shitcoins in there, I kind of wish he'd left Bitcoin out.
This just reminded me to take the steak out of the freezer. Thanks!
Musk can only envision variations of a future with centralized control, and thinks that it is inevitable. He's wrong, it is neither inevitable nor feasible to centrally control the world.
This is why we need to adopt, promote, build, and utilize decentralized platforms and the tools that enable them.
I remember reading through the textbooks and noticing big glaring gaps, like, everywhere. But if you ask the instructor about it, or information that comes from outside of the textbooks, they often get nervous or just state, "it's not part of the approved curriculum". That was my experience in the U.S. in the 90s to early 2000s.
I also didn't think much of it at the time, but I remember the principal and other reps from the school board would periodically sit in on the clear to verify that the approved curriculum was being taught.
Yesterday I said to my friend that "#Bitcoin could drop below $90k today". Well, I was wrong, it didn't drop to below $90k until after midnight.
Yes, but to be unfair, the EU can still take additional steps to further stifle its own innovation.
I'm starting to get into woodworking (really, just making my own shelves instead of the shitty ones on Amazon or at most stores). I really want to learn this!
I’ve gotten solid feedback on this episode of nostr:npub10qrssqjsydd38j8mv7h27dq0ynpns3djgu88mhr7cr2qcqrgyezspkxqj8 with nostr:npub13ndpm2hm9hud4azsq5euhf5mv3d05r90wymwxsd7rdn29609hhvqp60svh (and of course some saying they didn’t like it one bit).
I’ve learned that the vast majority of Bitcoiners just want moonboi Bitcoin NGU hopium mixed with macro death-of-the-dollar doom porn. How do I know this? Because I see which episodes get the most traction. Bitcoiners may say they want “different guests and opinions” on Bitcoin podcasts, but their actions tell a very different story… The numbers are clear. That’s why even though Saylor has done 69,420 podcasts and everyone has listened to countless hours of him, the majority of people will still watch any new Saylor conversation over some lesser-known person. This isn’t a dig on Saylor, it’s just reality.
That said, if you are one of the minority of Bitcoiners who enjoys having your preconceived notions challenged, and have the ability to approach uncomfortable topics with an open mind, I encourage you to check out this conversation with John. nostr:note1fvl8j0z6saesc7jx329cp4rqvgfu6pevfwtrvwsw50udmtc0czssjylvf5
Most people just want you to whisper sweet nothings into their ears.
I like it! I'd think that web of trust (or some sort of relay vetting), and some application of v4v could go a long way to reducing incentives for scammy listings which plague Facebook and Craigslist.
I know a lot of people who use FB just for the marketplace. If we can get a Nostr client with a feature for helping people to find local goods, I think that would be HUGELY beneficial.
Yeah, I confident assurance that "it's all there, trust us!" just doesn't do it for me.
