I’m turning into a huge freedom-tech nerd

That was a good one. LOL

I’m working on this for the shelter my wife volunteers at.

Excellent work fren. Leaders lead.

Randomly ran into a #DogRescue Fundraiser today. They're new and don't accept Bitcoin (yet!). I made a WOS wallet and my partner is going to call them tomorrow about volunteering! If you want to donate to animal rescue here's the QR and address. I'll post how we spend the Sats for them... (all ideas welcome). And yes, Rizzo was my fav doggo up for adoption. 🐾🐕🐶 Thanks Nostriches!

Randomly ran into a #DogRescue Fundraiser today. They're new and don't accept Bitcoin (yet!). I made a WOS wallet and my partner is going to call them tomorrow about volunteering! If you want to donate to animal rescue here's the QR and address. I'll post how we spend the Sats for them... (all ideas welcome). And yes, Rizzo was my fav doggo up for adoption. 🐾🐕🐶 Thanks Nostriches!

Any theoretical math degree people here? #asknostr

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A common critique of shitcoiners is that they’re trying to solve scaling and utility problems on their layer 1 technology.

I don’t think that’s quite right.

If you zoom out past the tech, they’ve actually made the mistake of starting on layer 2. The money is layer 1. They’ve skipped past fixing the money to try to fix financial applications.

Assuming 100% of them aren’t scammers and some people are actually trying to fix problems, they simply haven’t gone deep enough to realize there’s a more foundational problem that needs to be fixed first.

They have better propaganda than we do. Once the victims get ripped off, though, they'll make their way to Bitcoin, as they won't have any other option. Something something time preference

When I was a kid, I used to watch Batman Beyond, which was set in the future.

The money they used was called “credits” and was digital, with no banknotes/coins. People would swipe cards like credit cards, but also when doing a bearer asset payment, they would hand a card with credits on it to someone who would take possession of it. The same type of card could be loaded with various amounts of credits for various sizes of transactions. Normal people used the money (it was ubiquitous) but also criminals used it, implying the funds couldn’t be frozen or taken back or anything like that, much like cash.

Turns out they were satscards, I guess.

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Check your dm.

Cashu could probably fix this as well.

Lol its crazy how they can keep moving the goal posts in the fiat system and why building something on trust will always be manipulated. It really is just about keeping up the illusions of liquidity as long as people can redeem wihtout issue they couldn't care if its backed, unbacked or if they're could be holding the bag right before the collapse

Its one of my fears of Bitcoin, I am 100% sure there is so much fake bitcoin floating around with exchanges just reselling the same coin knowing normies aren't going to call the bluff.