Bitcoin might be going to $1M...

But it's not from individuals buying.

It's from government and corporations buying whilst keeping citizens on fiat and determining if they are able to afford to stack bitcoin.

Bitcoin failed.

Change my mind.

So, there’s never a

5- Ask a pro grafist on nostr to create you something original you can pay with zap ?

Generative IA does what it was expected: set the common style value to zero 😏🥹

Bitcoiners - stop using boring AI art!

It’s hard for bitcoin businesses, thinkers, and founders to stand out. Especially when their images look so similar.

We pay attention to difference, not white noise.

Am I against Dall-E or AI images?

Not entirely.

They add colour and can be quite arresting.

It’s amazing that we can get art like this at the click of a button.

But I see 50%+ of those who post about bitcoin using Dall-E images. All so similar!

If you do this, you end up as noise not signal.

They make your posts look like a cheap Crypto News website 🤮

Readers are hypersensitive to image quality.

It’s what determines whether they give your ideas the time of day or not.

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Ideas to use instead of instant GPT images:

1. Trust your words.

Craft a hook that draws readers in rather than an image.

2. Show your face (or at least A face)

Selfies are divisive, but readers like to see who is offering the thought. We connect with people.

3. Use image libraries.

Search sites like Pexels or Unsplash for scroll-stopping photos.

4. Spend more time prompting.

Ensure your image looks unique. This can take some time.

Hope you found some value here.

Carry on, legends.

$85k is the new $58k

Why do humans have such a large range of emotions compared to other animals? What makes us so special?

ChatGPT said:

‘This is a big, beautiful question — kind of at the heart of what it means to be human.

So why do we have such a wide range of emotions?

A few key reasons:

1. Our Brains Are Wildly Complex

Humans have a prefrontal cortex that’s way more developed than in other animals. It helps us reflect, imagine, plan, regret, hope, and understand abstract things.

We don’t just feel emotions — we think about them. We create stories around them. We attach meaning.

That layered processing gives us a spectrum from “mild contentment” to “existential dread.”

2. Language Changes Everything

Animals can communicate feelings — a dog might bark or a bird might sing — but we can use words to name, share, and amplify emotions.

We can say things like “bittersweet,” “nostalgic,” or “heartbroken,” which lets us experience emotions with nuance and depth.

3. We’re Social to the Core

Humans evolved in tight social groups. Emotional complexity helps us navigate relationships, form alliances, raise kids, empathize, and avoid conflict.

Emotions like guilt, pride, shame, love, admiration — they’re tools for managing our place in a group.

What Makes Us So Special?

It’s not just the feelings — it’s what we do with them:

We write poems about sadness.

We create art out of joy.

We sacrifice for love, grieve across time, and feel awe looking up at the stars.

We try to make meaning from everything we feel.

We’re not the only creatures with emotions — but we’re probably the only ones who wonder why we feel them.

If you ever feel like your emotions are too much — remember, they’re part of what makes you human. Sensitive, complex, aware. That’s not a weakness. That’s magic.‘

Good Morning #nostr 🧡💜

Let #Gold shine for now. #Bitcoin’s fueling the rocket and by year’s end, it’ll crush every other asset on this planet.

It could be a nice little stop motion serie on nostr 👀🤗

Inspired 🤔

Thanks Pepe