Do not allow anxiety to float freely around you.
Name your fear. Look it dead in the eye, and watch it disappear.
Fear is the mind-killer.
This is normal. You are the descendant of billions of years of organisms that each successfully procreated. Heir to their survival traits.
Feeling uncomfortable, feeling constantly, slightly weary, is adaptive, evolutionarily. Our ancestors were those who looked over their shoulders. Who jumped at snapping twigs.
Much of human experience involves placating this fear, or masking it. Looking at it dead in the eye, naming it, is the way through. When you look deeply, you’ll find there’s nothing there.
#100pushups a day until #Bitcoin $100k.
Day 011: 2024-04-01 - 20, 20, 10, 10, 10, 10, 20
Interspersed throughout the day. 💪
That subtle thrill of exhilaration when you hit “send”, wondering if you got the address right.
Nostr Network Online Role-Playing Game (NNORPG).
Added a comment, and an explicit issue to request treating apostrophes and backticks as equivalent.
Hey nostr:npub1v9qy0ry6uyh36z65pe790qrxfye84ydsgzc877armmwr2l9tpkjsdx9q3h did you ever solve this for yourself? Trying to figure out for me too
https://github.com/BlueWallet/BlueWallet/issues/2240#issuecomment-1080037200
I stopped trying. I only use default derivation paths with BlueWallet anymore.
Came up with a minimal proposal to help solve the changing NIPs problem. Let’s see if anyone goes for it. #nostr https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1151
From the perspective of regular users, ordinal spam is inefficient use of block space. But ordinals must be efficient in fees, or they would not be mined.
The fee market is what makes #Bitcoin uncensorable. It’s pay-to-play. No permission required.
Wait, what?
“Never Split the Difference” by Chris Voss
2024 is year of the Linux laptop nostr:note1mjh9re7t0s05hhefs6728jd2xysqkg7pnep3653edl0ulz0dky9qhy8rk0
That is good metrics to know. I found a site last night called https://www.metalmarkup.com/
It can show me the premium markup on spot. I am just getting started into precious metals. I believe I have a good foundation with Bitcoin. I just wanted to diversify my portfolio more. I recently was at Costco, and they were selling PAMP bullions - I was just floored with how many people were scrambling over to the area where they were selling their gold.
I saw people buying the max (2 bullions per customer) on the spot there ~ $4,200 without hesitating. It kinda of opened my eyes a bit that maybe I need to diversify - although Bitcoin is the hardest asset we know.
Thank you for the your knowledge. That helps alot.
Do what you will. I have been consistently un-diversifying. Almost completely out of bullion at this point. I regret having ever bought it instead of Bitcoin.
There is no second best.
I’ve used Nostore in mobile Safari on iPhone. It works, but you have to enable it on each site.
I’m really not sure. Back when I was buying bullion spot from the pawn shop, they had a standing premium of $2-$3 per oz on silver (~10%), and $50/oz on gold (~3%).
This was ~7 years ago though. Things may have changed.
Now I just buy and hold Bitcoin.
Find a reputable pawn shop in your area. They probably have silver in stock. They may also have gold coins, or at least a line on someone who does.
When a pawn shop receives gold coins and doesn’t want to hold them, they’ll often resell to a gold dealer—who can also supply them with coins for customers.
#100pushups a day until #Bitcoin $100k.
Day 010: 2024-04-01 - 8 sets of 10, one set of 20
No excuses 💪