Subnostr

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Bitcoin Bull

PV nostr #plebs 🤙🧡

If you are new to nostr! ✅ Your first 157 sats invoice will be paid by sats philanthropy wallet🤙

⚡️Drop a comment with #newbie and I will zap you instantly 🤙

Or

⚡️Drop Your 157 sats invoice if you haven’t created yet ⚡️💯

How to create invoice?👀

⬇️ Download #[2] ( custodial solution) or any other bitcoin lighting wallet.

🍊Tap on receive and set amount 100 sats on invoice.

☀️Copy invoice LN URL and paste it on nostr notes here 🫡

Wait for magic to happen 🪄🤫

✅ Thanks to #[3]

#bitcoin #introductions

sofka 2y ago

#newbie, always eager to learn more!!!

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jpfrogmd 🏴‍☠️⚡️

Colleague: “So I’m interested in Bitcoin.”

Me: “Finally!! I’ve been telling you for months that it’s essential because…”

Colleague: “…yeah…I think I’m gonna buy some when it drops to $8k. I’m also going to buy Ethereum because I think that’s the future.”

Me: “Get away from me.”

🤦‍♂️. Think I might call a code and try⚡️ing some good sense into this one before pronouncing it.

sofka 2y ago

OK, lets focus on the first sentence and disregard the rest 😉 , zap if nothing else helps LOL

Replying to

MrShroom🍄

Keen to know your answer.

#[1]

sofka 2y ago

Freedom is zapping whenever and whoever I want without asking permission!

😉

And on a more serious note : YOUR TIME IS FREEDOM!

Replying to

Mags

A special moment in El Zonte was when I went for a stroll along Bitcoin Beach and came across a coconut vendor. Curiously, I asked if he accepted Bitcoin. "Si", he nodded, so I enthusiastically asked for one.

His little girl opened his Bitcoin Beach wallet, and another vendor helped him create the invoice (I suspect he's done it only a handful of times). The payment sent, he industriuously hacked open a yellow coconut, and a short time later, I continued my beach walk, fresh drink in hand!

Reflecting on the experience, Bitcoin offers a different type of convenience for vendors purveying inexpensive goods. A shop keeper selling colourful wares or regional street food avoids being placed in an awkward position where a large bill needs to be broken

In my travels to smaller towns in El Salvador and Peru, I've found large bills (eg $20 or $50) can create an issue. With average incomes in LATAM being far below those of North America (an average income is approximately $10 a day in El Salvador), theres a limit to how many times a vendor can make change. I've had vendors ask their surrounding mates to help them make change. I try to be concious of this and ask my bank for smaller bills before I leave, or break twenties at large stores, but ATMs do not give out singles

Being able to offer exact change helps preserve dignity 🧡

And from my perspective, I went on a beach stroll without any cash, only my phone for pictures - paying in Bitcoin was convenient and still a little mind blowing!

sofka 2y ago

🤗 great 💜💜💜

Replying to

Avi Burra

Oh hello, the hellthread is still ongoing

sofka 2y ago

You brought it back to life 😈

sofka 2y ago

💜💜💜

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sofka 2y ago

Patiently waiting 😎

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やトナ

It’s all a matter of perspective. You only think bitcoin is volatile because you’ve only measured it’s value in fiat terms. What if I measured the value of fiat in bitcoin terms, then would you agree fiat is volatile? See the chart below, the value of $1 priced in bitcoin terms. Now what’s volatile?