What’s the first song you would play on this

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This is the coolest and most advanced piece of software i have ever worked on. the amount of optimization and engineering that went into this thing is nuts. The beginnings of a nostr browser for all platforms, with p2p and bitcoin wallet capabilities built in.

You won’t have to be a bitcoin or nostr wizard to build the next 100,000 nostr apps.

A future where apps automatically interoperate with each other and have bitcoin+zaps integrated with zero fuss.

A future where users are in control of all their data across all the apps they use.

The only way this will happen is if making a nostr app is as easy as making a webpage with a few lines of code. That is the longterm goal of #notedeck, and we’re just getting started.

#bitcoin #memes

Today was (hopefully) my last day working as a physician.

All in on #Bitcoin, my hedge fund, and #nostr for the foreseeable future. 👀

Hopefully this time the retirement from #radiology will stick. 😂

Onwards. ⚡️

THE BITCOIN NETWORK TRANSFERRED $6.6 TRILLION IN 2024.

Two years ago, I started living my dream life. 🌎✨

Today I celebrated the toughest decision quitting my fashion design job to take the risk of working remotely while traveling.

This year, I never imagined I'd visit so many countries, but life had other plans. For almost 25 years of my life, I never left home, and this year I’ve been blessed to visit 8 countries. ✈️

Be happy, be grateful, and work hard. Surround yourself with the energy that motivates you to keep going.

My life, perspectives, and mindset changed the moment I decided to study Bitcoin. 💡

what does love mean to you?

I visited the Currency Museum ru by the Bank of Japan and learned about the history of money in Japan.

In the 7th to 8th centuries, Japan used coins like Fuhonsen and Wado Kaichin, but by the 8th to 10th centuries, problems arose. When new coins were issued, the government required 10 old coins to be exchanged for 1 new coin. Additionally, coins made of copper became smaller, lighter, and of poorer quality due to a copper shortage, leading to a decline in their value and trust. As a result, people stopped using coins.

By the 11th to 12th centuries, coins were replaced by items like rice, silk, and hemp cloth, which became a form of currency because "their value was stable". However, these items were bulky and inconvenient to carry. To solve this, the government stored these goods in warehouses and issued documents that instructed payment from these warehouses. These documents functioned like modern checks, representing the value of the stored goods.

Interestingly, this system resembles the concept of RWA (Real-World Asset)-backed tokens in the cryptocurrency world today. Over 1,000 years ago, the government essentially guaranteed the value of physical assets (like rice, silk, and cloth) and issued paper-like representations, much like early forms of currency backed by real-world assets.

#Bitcoin #BTC

🌊 SURF 'N TURF 🏝️

-THE ISLAND LIFE-

An octopus guards its eggs for 4.5 years

Scientists discovered a deep-sea octopus called Graneledone boreopacifica, which guards its eggs longer than any other animal on the planet. After laying eggs, female octopuses do nothing but protect and take care of their eggs.

Their brains shut down except for the optic glands, which remain functional. Without these glands, female octopuses would abandon their eggs and resume feeding. The mothers then remain stationary for months to years, depending on the species of octopus.

They show no interest in food, even when it's offered to them. Their skin color turns ghostly white from the lack of food. Biologists believe that this behavior is meant to protect their eggs from predators. Octopus mothers are known to lay eggs only once in their lives. The mothers usually die soon after the eggs hatch, which ensures that the mother won’t consume her young.

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