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🇨🇷📢 Anuncio importante para Ticos y Ticas de la comunidad Bitcoin de Costa Rica.

Es un placer y un honor presentarles la versión más nueva de la mejor experiencia de pagos Bitcoin del mundo: la integración BULL BITCOIN en la billetera de Bitcoin Jungle, disponible para todos en Costa Rica, nacionales o extranjeros, sin necesidad de cuenta bancaria.

Convierta instantáneamente Bitcoin a Colones y envíe un pago vía SINPE a cualquier persona y empresa en Costa Rica usando solo su número de teléfono. Con esta nueva versión de Bull Bitcoin, desarrollada exclusivamente para Costa Rica, los usuarios ahora también pueden administrar múltiples beneficiarios, ver comprobantes SINPE en la aplicación y consultar su historial de transacciones. Por supuesto, también puedes comprar Bitcoin con SINPE Móvil y transferencias bancarias en CRC o USD. En este video, me verás enviando 2000 colones a una organización benéfica local en Uvita en solo unos segundos, directamente desde una billetera Lightning Network.

Imagínese: un pago proveniente de cualquier parte del planeta directamente a la cuenta bancaria local de una empresa costarricense con solo unos pocos clics... esto abre un conjunto completamente nuevo de oportunidades para ayudar a las personas más trabajadoras del planeta a recibir pagos. fácilmente. de forma segura y con tarifas mínimas.

Nuestras tarifas totales para convertir Bitcoin a Colones se mantienen por ahora en menos del 1%, que es el mínimo requerido para que no perdamos dinero al ofrecer este servicio.

Estamos trabajando duro para reducir nuestros costos y hacer que este servicio sea sostenible en los años venideros. Estoy muy agradecida de que Costa Rica me haya recibido y haré todo lo que pueda para aportar mis habilidades y capital a este hermoso país.

Pura vida!

Necesito visitar de nuevo

Replying to Avatar L0la L33tz

A lot of people seem to see voting for trump as „the lesser of two evils“, wondering what else they can do to protect their bitcoin from regulatory overreach.

But the US isnt „the greatest country in the world“ because of its presidents - if anything, it is *in spite* of them.

The US government consists of more than the presidency. It has a fairly well working judiciary in place, which exists to help the people hold the government accountable and ensure that no laws will be passed infringing on your rights (doesnt always work but often does).

From a legal perspective, the US is a great place for bitcoin due to its laws around free speech and enterprise, which enshrines the use and ownership of bitcoin not just as property, but as a tool for communication.

The problem ergo isnt the politicians. The problem is your own complete political apathy when it comes to anything other than elections.

If you want to protect your bitcoin, stop spending millions of dollars and thousands of hours supporting political candidates who will say anything to get your votes only to drop you like a hot potato once elected. Instead, use that time and money to boycott and organize - its what the system was designed for.

There are enough grounds to sue the US government, private citizens, companies and institutions if the right to own, use or interact with bitcoin was to be infringed, and its how the majority of civil liberties were established.

Ending racial segregation in schools didnt happen by presidential decree - it happend through Brown vs. Board of Education. The right to an attorney: Gideon v Wrainwright. Interracial marriage: Loving v Virginia. Burning of the US flag as speech: Texas v Johnson. Right to abortion (though now overturned): Roe v Wade. Same sex marriage: Obergefell v Hodges. Porn on the internet: ACLU v Reno.

You have rights, and you need to stop thinking that you are powerless without some babbling politician to enforce them. Spend the time and money on grassroots organizing, which is much more in the spirit of bitcoin anway. Politicians hate this trick.

It really saddens me seeing bitcoiners simping for Trump. We’re gonna end up with him again and it’s not gonna be any better than Biden. We’ve already been there done that. Why are the 2 choices we get both the oldest 2 people to ever be president?

Replying to Avatar Prisoner24601

https://www.ozarkradionews.com/local-news/marine-who-disappeared-from-fort-leonard-wood-in-may-was-found-and-arrested

Black kid (just makes the similarities creepier) works for the state and he has to flee the plantation to ESCAPE because he's not allowed to leave, and the state's agents find him and detain him and take him back to the plantation.

Interesting that they didnt say WHY he was arrested in print..like it's assumed.. what the charges were.

My guess is he got there and realized he made a huge mistake and wanted out.. to you military "service" members - THE STATE OWNS YOU. You cannot peacefully leave.

Poor kid is only 19, he screws up and believes the lies, and now he's stuck.

I know he volunteered, but a person's right to their body is inalienable. I think voluntary slavery is an oxymoron.

#anarchy

#nostr

#nostriches

#plebs

#plebchain

#thoughtstr

#grownostr

https://www.ozarkradionews.com/local-news/fort-leonard-wood-marine-goes-missing-without-a-trace

Dang i thought you could just quit with a dishonorable discharge.

It’s genuinely sad, disappointing and confusing to watch bitcoiners simping so hard for Trump. We really have to get out of this duopoly of Democrats vs Republicans at some point or else America’s ngmi.

I’m so curious now what you did. You don’t have to tell me 🤔😃

A sociopathic personality like Trump will never do anything good for the country. I wish more people would realize on both sides that regardless of their politics, we’re pretty fucked if we just keep electing someone that 50% of people hate.

Replying to Avatar Rusty Russell

I listened to the What Bitcoin Did Saylor podcast, and I really want to respond, though that may be unwise. But I want thoughtful, fearless content in my feed, so I should start making some, right?

Firstly, while analogies can provide useful guide rails for understanding, listening to people *arguing* using analogies makes you stupider. Debate the thing itself, not the words about the thing: it hurts my head to even think about doing this, so I won't.

Let's set my priors first: I assume we're talking about technically solid, well-vetted, backward compatible protocol changes: this is the minimum bar.

I don't wholesale agree with Saylor's "don't threaten anyone's investment" hard limit. This has happened multiple times in the past, from the dust limit breaking SatoshiDice, enabling Lightning threatening miner fees (real or not), and segwit breaking stealth ASICBoost. These interests can, and will, stand up for themselves and will compete against other benefits of changes.

To be explicit: I consider any protocol change which makes block space usage more efficient to be a win!

Obviously Saylor is invested in Bitcoin the asset, and can afford to do all his business onchain in any conceivable scenario. His projection of a Bitcoin world in which there are 100,000 companies and governments who use Bitcoin as the base layer is interesting:

1. This does not need "smart contracts", just signatures. By this model, Bitcoin Script was a mistake.

2. It can work if Bitcoin does not scale and is incredibly expensive to spend and hold. By this model, the consumer hardware wallet industry is a dead-end and needs to pivot to something else (nostr keys, ecash?)

3. You could do this with gold, today? Bitcoin here is simply an incremental, not fundamental, improvement. I think this is suggestive, though: that such a network would not be long-term stable, and very much subject to capture.

4. In this view, Saylor is simply a gold bug with first mover advantage, shilling his bags. That's fine, but it's important to understand people's motivations.

5. This vision does not excite me. I wouldn't have left Linux development to work on making B2B commerce more efficient. I wouldn't get up at 5:30am for spec calls, and I sure as hell wouldn't be working this cheap.

I believe we can make people's UTXOs more powerful, and thus feel a moral responsibility to do so. This gives them more control over their own money, and allows more people to share that control. I assume that more people will do good things than stupid things, because assuming the other way implies that someone should be able to stop them, and that's usually worse.

I believe the result will be a more stable, thus useful, Bitcoin network. I am aware that this will certainly benefit people with very different motivations than me (Saylor).

Thanks for reading, and sorry for the length!

I’m not technical at all but my perspective is that if almost nobody can hold their own UTXOs then I don’t see how it’s much better than gold. It’s still digital and divisible but if you can’t really own it then aren’t you back to banks storing gold for you? We’re probably all in a position where that won’t apply to us but it’s supposed to fix the money for everybody.

He praised Rodrigo Duterte, dictator of the Philippines policy of extrajudicially murdering drug dealers and jokes about the matter, even suggesting America take some pages out of this book. This is extremely fucked up. The war on drugs is evil and is the problem. It is what allows America to rampage around the world spraying chemicals on poor coca farmers, throwing people in cages for possession while at the same time the CIA trafficks drugs or the military works with Afghani drug lords whenever it suits them. Which president has ended that?