No, I mean in terms of dimensions. The double eagle coin is about 1 oz. Something like this, but 24k instead of 21k and of course Bitcoin-themed, I would buy.
This, but 24k.
Waaay beyond my current understanding. So it's a good guide to know what I need to study, at least.
Samourai wallet, how are these reports to CSIS and CSE going?
I remind all you gullible people, that the company behind Samourai (Katana Cryptographic) and its main investor, is "Cypherpunk Holdings".
Cypherpunk Holdings is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under the ticker HODL, and on the OTC market under the ticker: CYFRF.
And here you have the details of Katana Cryptographic registered in the UK, and the name of its founders who go around playing anonymous with their little masks:
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/11394733/officers
Do you also think that the UK security agencies, MI5 and MI6 will allow these activities? Why Wasabi has not been allowed and Samourai has? Think a little bit, you are simply being fooled.
If you think these morons are going to give you privacy, textbook Honeypot, ask yourself if on their servers they run the code they claim to run. And I remind you that these assholes continue to collect the xpub of their mobile users, because they have never fixed this? Other wallets on mobile devices have solved it with block filters(Neutrino),Blixt or Breez for example, but Samourai developers will always lie to you and tell you that this is not optimal for a wallet on a smartphone.
And their Tor architecture sucks, the connection is constantly reused and does not create new circuits.
Privacy can neither be a business nor can it depend on the trust of a third party, just like cryptography.
No Sparrow+Whirpool then?
Need to do some research but one troy ounce would seem proper.
I can pay for the design and get it made by my cousin who is a goldsmith but knows nothing about Bitcoin.
That's how it's eaten though - source: lived there for years, and am married to one of them xD
Exactly what I was going to say. The same applies to the whole of Europe. They will all own nothing and love it, and ask for a double serving of ze bugs to go.
Maybe you're joking, but just in case - that's how you eat *fried* rice in Japan (white rice is eaten with chopsticks always).
I haven't found a better solution (and to be honest, it works great generally speaking). I'd also like to know if there's another option, just in case.
Imagine the headlines if SBF had donated millions to the Republicans instead of the Commun... I mean the Democrats:
"KEY POLITICAL DONOR WHO WON ELECTIONS FOR TRUMP CRONIES FOUND GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES"
To be honest, of all the Nostr apps, probably #Slidestr is probably the one closest to replacing its fiat homologous, in this case Instagram. It just needs a bit of work and it will easily get there. #Zapstream is very good too, despite the current lack of content.
The median income in Spain (2021 PPP intl $) is $11,800, while in Germany it's $16,900. That's a massive difference that, I assure you, does not make up for the hypothetical difference in cost of living.
We can't really say that the EU has failed in smoothing out the income differences between regions because in reality it was never designed to do that.
Yes, the bureaucracy pays lip service to that, but the actual institutional structure is not design to do that, but to subsidize corrupt politicians and their cronies in the South (and for the last couple of decades, the East), in exchange for a free market and cheap labor for German industrial exporters and of course, the German central bank (currently called "European Central Bank").
The useless, largely unsupervised subsidies are grossly and corruptly misused to capture votes and create crony networks while propping up inefficient, detrimental zombie sectors, keeping the recipient countries undeveloped and increasingly deindustrialized.
The main culprit historically speaking was France, of course, who sought to repeat another Treaty of Versailles of sorts making the Germans pay for its completely bloated agricultural and industrial sectors for decades. Then Germany wised up and decided to improve the deal getting cheap labor and large markets with the successive enlargements. Can't blame them at all for doing it.
The only way it could have ever worked out would have been without all those billions and billions of subsidies, letting every country compete and get better. But it was never about it.
I have no "social media" accounts and hardly watch any news, only my Nostr feed, and for some reason I'm being made aware that today apparently SBF is being found guilty of whatever.
All you bitcoiners in my feed who can't shut up about being the most bitcoining bitcoiners in Bitcoin, y'all should reflect upon that.
They did go up immediately after covid, but me personally haven't had a raise in two years. My wife had a tiny one last year. This year nothing, and they've already told her next year she will get twice as much (so twice nothing).
Wages will vary wildly depending on which Euro country you're taking about. In Spain someone earning a very good salary in Madrid or Barcelona makes about half an OK (not Manhattan, not Palo Alto) US salary. To put in numbers, a pre-tax salary of €40k is considered very good. And then the government takes half of it.
Yeah, it's pure savagery.