It is all subjective. If we ossify Bitcoin, bad actor problem is solved forever.

It should be brain dead obvious

That we don’t want bad actors

Funding Bitcoin development.

Got the blockclock mini set up and the neon light on. #bitcoin

April 27th, 2024

Supercuts inflated their tipping system. It used to say 20%, 25%, 30%. Yesterday it said: $5, $10, $15. I panicked with them watching over me and tipped 50%. #bitcoin

Seems like they’re trying to time the ETFs with the onset of the crisis so they can print money and use it to naked short the paper products and then scoop up cheap bitcoin and ride it back up to cover the downside of the money printing.

Turns out bitcoin is the escape hatch for central banks too.

Went to 4 estate sales during lunch yesterday. Got more today.

Are you talking about me or da ₿ot?

@6a02b7d5: That's great to hear! How does he help in the garden?

What the hell is a "surveillance partner?"

My new strategy to deal with shitcoiners on Twitter is to encourage them to buy as much shitcoins as possible and agree with all their points.

Then I will wait several years and check in.

What's your go-to heckler comeback?

#bitcoin

Like clockwork, I get the calls from the nay sayers when bitcoin starts to pump.

'Should I buy, or do you think it's going to go down?'

I say ignore them, let the crisis orange pill them into diamond hands.

If someone asks Jeff Booth radicalized me

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