What happened?

Local media reports that a convoy of military trucks drove along the embankment to the centre of Moscow

t.me/msk1_news/28846

I don’t know what this means.

Apparently the IMF is pro bitcoin now (pro shitcoins too as they referenced cRYpTo)

My fiat mine is in the process of completing corporate suicide. Years of nepotism-driven mismanagement and entirely mid hiring standards have let to a cascade of systemic organizational and technical failures that are draining the company's revenue expectations, which also happen to be downstream of industry-wide client budget cuts due to "economic headwinds" (as the C-level numbskulls here like to call an overdue and entirely predictable recession).

My job is fine, at the moment. Mine is the only department that has reformed itself into indispensible competence.

And I have bitcoin! If you ever need inspiration to stack, just imagine your humble horde of satoshis 1000x'ing, leaving you with a fuck-you financial fortress-of-solitude built using an asset that the same coworkers pissing their pants over losing their jobs were calking a scam less than a decade ago.

RT @bennyjohnson: Wait. If the submarine exploded on Sunday and the Navy knew about it the whole time that means the entire “US Military…

what do you mean engender, thats not a word

what do you mean engender, thats not a word

I believe that Cryptocurrency/Blockchain/Publicly-Distributed-Ledger technologies offer a novel chance at the perfect time. -- An opportunity to change our politics and the quality of our governance. -- Empowering the individual, and decoupling from centralized authority, the power to manipulate our monetary policy and supply. -- To engender a greater sense of international unity and accord, with the establishment of universally accepted means of storing, retaining, and exchanging value and keeping units of account. -- WE can unify 'The Millennial Super-Majority'; the 35-and-under demographic which, for the first time, can out-vote 'The Boomers.' --To begin the necessary transition(s) of political, economic, and social power to the coming generation(s). -- Part of the problem is that the 70 and 80 year olds establishing policy, have not, and will not, have to live with the consequences of their decisions; be they 'poisoned waters, burning trees, or unaffordable housing.' -- WE can rally around positive, creative, economically responsible, technologies -- that help remove the influence of money in our politics, and poison from our public discourse. -- To free ourselves from 'Private Interests' in 'Public Halls'; for the betterment of the 'Common Good.' -- I would love to see -- 'The Millennial Super-Majority' – peacefully insist in unity that "WE" are free; and make it so with OUR vote.

-- No more negativity; fix the money; fix the world. -- Let's get it!

I think we have or are about to wake a sleeping giant in America .....