OK, Bluesky has its moments.

Happy Pride Month, y’all. 🏳️‍🌈

It feels like Bitcoin has finally crossed the Rubicon into the mainstream both a triumph and a tragedy.

Walking around the conference this year, you could easily mistake it for a fintech summit or SaaS expo in Vegas. Same blazers, same VC pitch decks, same awkward networking energy. The suitcoiners outnumber the cypherpunks by 100:1.

On one hand, this is what we fought for: global legitimacy, serious capital, institutional attention.

On the other, something’s been lost in translation. The raw edge, the revolutionary energy, the sense that we were building something against the system not polishing it up to sell it back to the system.

Bitcoin doesn’t feel quite as dangerous anymore.

It feels… professional. Predictable. “Respectable,” even.

Maybe that’s just the mask Bitcoin wears while it continues hollowing out the old world from within.

Either way, the vibe has shifted.

Is this onchain? A good #zapathon would beat this

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Cattle, criminal, consumer. The three stages of any airport.

99% of people get their apps from the app store/google play. there’s a balance between best practice and reachability. too bad there isn’t a perfect solution

I like the positive thinking, but its hard enough to get people to spend Bitcoin in the first place. Now they need to go searching for the apk so they can search for somewhere to spend BTC. People are lazy, unfortunately.

1000 sats or 1000 bitcoins?