Pardon? I thought you said $90000

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1. Banks want to keep you using banks

2. Keeping Bitcoin blocks small, makes Layer 1 unusable as real world cash

3. Non-Custodial Layer 2 is complex, the average person won't do it or pay for it

4. Custodial Layer 2 is the new Banking

5. Fiat Banks and insurance companies funded Blockstream.

6. Bitcoin Core devs also worked for Blockstream, which sells layer 2 solutions. That's a conflict of interest, they are solving the problem they create with the "small block" routine.

7. By having Maxis do the shitcoin routine on good alternatives, it forces the unrealistic solution of self-host Layer-2 hot wallets with a 1k minimum to play... or use bank custodial accounts.

8. Keeping the blocks small does NOT decentralize it, as lightning routes only work with large players acting as facilitators. And you can't even receive lightning unless you've already got funded channels. This is literally inequality: You need money to get money.

Therefore,

Nobody uses Bitcoin in the Real World. And Banks win.

What part of this are you disputing?

Honey, you hear that kid asking for $89,000?

Kid asked dad to buy him a bitcoin.

Dad, replied, “What? You want $84000? What makes you think I have $85000? Go find a job and make $86000 to buy it yourself.”

Gm.

The front pages of UK newspapers don’t show bitcoin at all

Jesus

🤣🤣

#bitcoin flipped silver.

I can’t wait for Asia to wake up…

#Bitcoin #Plebchain

When bitcoin hits $88,000 I will zap a few people who leave a comment under this post

(Only a few though

Sats are fucking valuable)

The comment can be about anything

But the best comments will win

This is subjective, not random

Do you have to keep Alby hub open constantly for it to work?

Halving progress 14%. #Bitcoin

I have sent sats to 4 crypto people today over lightning.

I’m at a Parallel societies event but it’s very crypto friendly.

They had no idea that this thing works. Amazing really.