LMAO. At 10 I was riding my bike all over town. I lived 5 miles outside of town. Shit is crazy.

That's a great comic book Tad Spooky : )

Absolutely nothing is creepier than getting a DM from an account who follows NO ONE but has 5k followers. A tad spooky, if you ask me.

What's your go-to Bitcoin online resource for noobs to study?

BTClock does look very similar design wise. I think if you’re going to make something, at least differentiate on design 🤷‍♂️ looks like an exact replica and I haven’t even looked at block clock in a while and still remember.

If I were coinkite I’d probably be mad about that replica look, not so much that you’re displaying info. How you present it should be a consideration.

Zero skin in the game here.

Awesome session at Sloe Flower Studio today 🎶

New acoustic tunes coming your way 🤙

#tunestr

The only people who have complained about the name are people who listened to the old show.

There is a really good book called "Who Moved My Cheese", might be helpful.

Warm bread with salted butter is an aphrodisiac.

I said what I said.

Has your wife been humbly and faithfully HODLing alongside you for all these years?

She watched as her friends went on fancy vacations, had their kitchens renovated, regularly got their hair and nails done, and went on shopping sprees while she stayed home in her old sweatpants.

It’s time to buy her something pretty.

Still doesn't explain the awful name.

Watching a show where dude kidnaps his parallel universe other self and assumes his life while the original dude is confused af. 🤣

yes, this is the first cycle I've already heard several GenXs around me saying they had doubts before, now they want to buy but they're very disappointed and bitter because they can't afford a full bitcoin.

I've been that annoying person trying to orange-pill them for at least 3 cycles. I can feel it's tough for them both to admit they were wrong for so long and they can't afford even 1 full coin.

In one month, I will be turning 25. I really want to make the most of the next 5 years, so that by the time I’m 30, I’m prepared for the next chapter of my life.

If you're 30 or older, what would be the best piece of advice for someone in their late 20s? #AskNostr

Story time:

6 years ago my mother in law was left penniless in a surprise divorce at age 67.

My father in law (piece of shit) had left her with nothing and planned to dump her on social security.

She was working as a pre school teacher making $14 an hour.

We had to move fast.

Father in law literally shotgun divorced her.

Showed up at the doorstep with a notary and manipulated an emotionally fragile woman into a binding legal agreement.

I was pissed.

I showed up a few hours later with a series of financial plans.

And with tears still streaming down her face in the kitchen of her tiny apartment, she picked one.

I gave her 3 options.

1. Aggressive

2. Extremely aggressive

3. Dave Ramsey rice and beans

She chose number 3.

Over the next 4 years she rode her bike to work everyday. Watered down her lemonade. Spent nothing on herself. Walked dogs for extra income. Took weekend shifts at the preschool. Showed up early. Stayed late and against all odds was able to save 12k a year on a salary of only 27k.

I set up a couple retirement accounts for her and whenever she would scratch $1,000 together she would give it to me and I would smash buy GBTC or MSTR.

My mother in law has never invested a day in her life and I didn’t want the news or some boomer friend to freak her out, so my wife and I just tell her she’s invested in “the market” 😂

When Bitcoin (the market) is doing good, we tell her and when it’s not we just… don’t tell her lol

So she’s effectively shielded from the emotional volatility of hodling. Which makes her a very good hodler.

Fast forward to today.

I helped her retire from the preschool. She is now living with us and helping look after her grandchildren.

She went from being near suicidal. My wife and I were legitimately concerned about her mental health. To a happy healthy and vibrant grandmother.

And as of yesterday she crossed 500k in retirement accounts.

I expect she’ll be a millionaire soon.

She can now comfortably retire with dignity.

This is not something that would have been possible without Bitcoin.

As cool as it is to see people like @saylor make billions of dollars these are the stories I live for.

The average person fixing their life with bitcoin.

It’s so fucking beautiful man.

Life’s good.

Have you ever been laughed at or made fun of for telling someone about #Bitcoin ??

I don't want to wake up at sixty-five and realise that my seventy thousand plus hours of life, working a nine-to-five, have been devalued by inflation bc some central planner has enriched himself and his mates.

Go f* yourself. #Bitcoin is insurance against government theft.