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The SUPERCYCLE guy.

Itโ€™s never too early to rewatch The Big Short

Gotta hawk while the tuah is hot.

Your #Bitcoin isnโ€™t an โ€œunrealized gainโ€.

Your fiat is unrealized sats.

H/t nostr:npub1lrnvvs6z78s9yjqxxr38uyqkmn34lsaxznnqgd877j4z2qej3j5s09qnw5

The first rule of the game is to discover the rules of the game.

It is rarely in your opponentsโ€™ interest to be honest with you about the rules.

You have to play the game youโ€™re in. Sometimes the rules are what people say they are. But often theyโ€™re not.

Figure out what the real rules are, then play the best of your ability.

Lightning wallets sometimes have a feature where you can sign a message. Ride the Lightning (RTL) and ThunderHub can do it, not sure which others.

When a site has log-in-with-Lightning, they give you a message to sign. You paste it into your wallet, sign, then copy the result. Lastly, paste the signed message back into the siteโ€™s field for that.

This allows you to prove that you control some Lightning node. Sites like Amboss use this to let you add info about your node. Lightningnetwork.plus lets you log in that way to participate in liquidity swaps.