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curt finch
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grandmas are not allowed to use that word I have it on authority

how to buy #bitcoin:

create a weighted ladder of buy orders

buy $10. at 64k

$20 at 63k

$30 at 62k

etc all the way down to the most recent low of 53k

then the next time it does a little Spike down like it did earlier today you'll at least get some of it and if it crashes hard you'll get a whole lot

I use River to do this but there are some other UIs that work way better, like bitrex

https://river.com/signup?r=PZ5DAOQ2

cheap to get on chain right now

4 sats/vB

#Bitcoin transactions on sale

https://mempool.space/mempool-block/0

Replying to Avatar Dimi

https://solo.ckpool.org/users/bc1qk4czgwtfhxwfd9r696kzledtmlu8yukdzpzn3u nostr:note1rpuy7rc7d7wyzh9shwsjan0p3a2k8f6nsyj63znh6l7s8galmjes6rf7hr

I'm not understanding why this is significant

Edison = Satoshi. today is 1895.

#Bitcoin is just getting started

The history of electricity involves many significant discoveries and developments over centuries:

1. **Ancient Discoveries**: The ancient Greeks discovered that rubbing fur on amber caused static electricity.

2. **17th-18th Centuries**:

- **William Gilbert** (1600): Coined the term "electricity" and conducted early studies on magnetic forces and static electricity.

- **Otto von Guericke** (1660): Invented the first static electricity generator.

- **Benjamin Franklin** (1752): Demonstrated that lightning is a form of electrical discharge with his famous kite experiment.

3. **19th Century**:

- **Alessandro Volta** (1800): Invented the voltaic pile, the first chemical battery, which produced a steady electric current.

- **Hans Christian Ørsted** (1820): Discovered the relationship between electricity and magnetism, leading to the study of electromagnetism.

- **Michael Faraday** (1831): Discovered electromagnetic induction, which led to the development of electric generators.

- **Georg Ohm** (1827): Formulated Ohm's Law, describing the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance.

- **James Clerk Maxwell** (1864): Developed the theory of electromagnetism, unifying electricity and magnetism into a single theory.

4. **Late 19th Century**:

- **Thomas Edison** (1879): Invented the practical incandescent light bulb and developed the first electrical power distribution system.

- **Nikola Tesla** (1888): Developed alternating current (AC) systems and designed the AC induction motor.

- **George Westinghouse**: Promoted AC for power distribution, leading to the widespread adoption of AC over Edison's direct current (DC).

5. **20th Century and Beyond**:

- **1920s-1940s**: Development of large-scale power plants and national electrical grids.

- **1940s-1960s**: Advances in semiconductor technology, leading to the invention of transistors and the development of modern electronics.

- **1970s-Present**: The rise of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, and ongoing innovations in energy storage and smart grid technology.

These milestones mark the evolution of electricity from a curiosity to a fundamental aspect of modern civilization, powering homes, industries, and technology worldwide.

yesterday the ETFs sucked up 17 miner days of #Bitcoin

https://heyapollo.com/bitcoin-tracker/flows

5 sats / vB

will get you on the #Bitcoin Blockchain right now

that's as cheap as it ever gets so it's a good time to consolidate transactions