Hashed out the approach between the President and Treasury on how to ban 64 byte transactions. It's a three stage process:

1. Executive Order to explain to the public how these things are only used by bad hombres

2. OFAC will add them to their list. Clearly anyonecanspend is Communist property - but Supreme Court might bikeshed the SegWit issue

3. A soft fork, but we can't wait for Bitcoin Core, they're too fucking slow

#GreatConsensusCleanup

Also I couldn't find the CIA headquarters.

Did it happen at a Walmart?

we are going to free samourai and repeal the bank secrecy act

It makes sense that my first foray into mining will be with a bitaxe, just to get my feet wet, and with an eye toward bigger, better setups in the future, but it's been hard to find a bitaxe retailer that isn't currently sold out.

Do you got any leads or tips?

If that doesn't work out, sazmining services may be the thing for me. Time will tell

Gm 🌞

Triathlon training starts today.

1st priority: wear sports gear that looks less camp 🤣 🫠

🏃‍♂️ 🚲 🏊

Confession:

For the first 4 years I was involved with bitcoin, I thought it was the meme-pool, not mem.

The memepool is what processes retarded transactions; not Bitcoin.

🤔💭

in 2018, the Trump administration imposed tariffs on three specific imports… Steel, Aluminum, & Washing Machines… to “safeguard U.S. industries & jobs.”

these measures addressed:

“national security concerns”

& “unfair trade practices” ,such as dumping, from foreign competitors

per: The Bureau of Labor Statistics

•Steel:

◦ Before (Pre-March 2018):

~$630 per short ton

*18+ Months Later (Sept 2019+): ~$550-$600 per short ton

•Washing Machines:

◦Before (Pre-Feb 2018):

~$400-$500

*18+ Months Later (Aug 2019+): ~$450-$500

•Aluminum:

◦ Before (Pre-March 2018): ~$2,300-$2,450 per metric ton

*18+ Months Later (Sept 2019+): ~$2,100-$2,250 per metric ton

It's not me though sigh