I kindly disagree XD strategy would rather be something like buying up all Bitcoins in order to get a majority hold upon it.

Good Morning Nostrdynes, Today I teach a class on Mocks and Testing patterns. Then I'll be able to work more on more-speech. I need to do the heart of the user page, which will allow users to find each other, trust each other, and follow each other. Since more-speech pulls events from a pretty wide funnel, it should be easy to find new users and follow them.

Big storm just blew through our area. I opened my front door and stood on the porch to watch the slythy toves gyre and gimble in the wabe.

You do make a good case. Saylor’s underpayment means 125 fewer Javelin missiles.

Who among us hasn’t underestimated our return by $25 million?

I think taxes should be voluntary. Like a vote for a policy you want to see implemented. Kinda like zaps.

But not confiscated at the threat of imprisonment.

Just my opinion.

I don’t believe any one should be forced to pay taxes.

I’m not sure. I only understand these things on a very basic level. I’ll do some reading and get back to you.

There are also some other measures of money supply that paint a prettier picture. Here’s BTC’s price against those:

I didn’t mean it like that. I like and respect him, I just also like the fact that NOSTR is the Wild West. Like the old internet.

Why does it matter?

Floating units are always measured in fixed units.

This chart comparing bitcoin’s price to M1 money supply shows us how Bitcoin might preserve real purchasing power in the face of erratic monetary policy changes.

Bitcoin wasn’t the bubble. The Fed was.