How many times do bitcoin miners need to tell these people? It's just electricity. The bitcoin doesn't know what mined it. We are mined at more renewable sites than non, also the only barrier to entry is actual electricity. No financial data center today can make that claim.

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Shelled and salted? Those are the only nuts I know.

I think we've always done that. Pretty sure men decided on women's day, but women certainly suggested it.

This is hard for me because I can always go back a few seconds and eventually find a minute I want to take back.

Ugh... Yes. Sats are evil, zap me and I'll go away. Else I'll create a puppet of you and throw change at it, like cents change, pennies mostly.

They changed the definition of recision already. I wouldn't even trust them to tell me if I was awake.

Did you know they stole a gui os from xerox? True story but hard to prove.

No way he doesn't have access to their SOAP compatible web services that run NEON/Shadow on federal and state mainframes. They exchange xml and json these days.

I felt that slap over here... it's a bitch gettin' that tomato syrup out.

But they have no dog in that fight. Just like Jpow doesn't care about big bank bailouts, now he expects a "bailout"? He printed digital money, so you have to burn it Jpow, no other way that works, and people will hate you for it.

How? BSD is a central bank digital currency:

They call it a Sand Dollar. Garbage in garbage out.

Just be mindful, someone is playing 🦆🦆 goose with badges.

On another note, Coinbase seems to offer a token to help unstake ETH2 on their platform. The price of promises is down so much that it is garbage, but hey I doubt they care.

Have you ever seen that movie Scanners where the guy like loses his mind and his head explodes... I think it'll be something like that.

I'm as high as space, so however high that is.

Jpow, "cough" notices? Is he coughing at Gary? I hope Jpow is WELL. I like dots and the lines they make.

One could argue with the IRS that bitcoin/sats are a foreign currency and, as such, is only taxed from the date it is converted into usd by a bank.

I interpret this to mean that you could exchange bitcoin purchased years ago into usd and the only tax is the amount converted to pay your taxes in usd.

Since bitcoin only exists "online" they need to add language that describes the sovereignty of the Internet, as of now bitcoin's sovereign soil is the Internet. Which makes it a foreign currency in my mind. I'm not transacting bitcoin in the same place as I eat, live, sleep, etc. You couldn't even prove what sovereignty the nodes that facilitate your transactions follow, nodes are all over the globe.

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/foreign-currency-and-currency-exchange-rates

Binance is on thin ice at the moment, so I wouldn't include them in any long term plans. They need to prove their token isn't an unregulated digital security. And they are facing a bank run that might go down like FTX did. Just fyi.

Deftones, eh?