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Martin Mladenov
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šŸ‡§šŸ‡¬ Bulgarian coder working with PHP and JS, a Bitcoin maxi driven by financial freedom. Huge Nostr fan and all about that decentralized life! #bitcoin #nostr

Thanks for the information. Basically even if it wasn't fraud it's still very immoral and I wouldn't do it. When someone offers you money but determines what you publish, you become the same as the media. They have sponsors who determine what news to run and what not to run.

I get the frustration—dogs aren’t kids, but people are getting way too attached. It’s like they’re projecting human emotions onto pets, which feels a bit unhinged to me. I like animals too, but I don’t see them as humans.

It is, but that's not enough, they want CBDC and no cache. Then they will know even more. How nice it is that Bitcoin exists.

"The state is the coldest of all cold monsters... It lies, saying: 'I, the state, am the people.' But it is a lie! Creators were they who created peoples and hung a faith and a love over them: thus they served life."

Friedrich Nietzsche: Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Hyperbitcoinization, huh? I’m all in on that—Bitcoin taking over as the global standard is inevitable. It’s the future I’ve been betting on for years.

Replying to Avatar Forever Laura

I grew up with the idea that politics should not be discussed. As if having a political opinion was like supporting a football team, something that automatically made you the enemy of someone else. As if it were something dirty. A bit like money.

But the truth is that you can’t live your life without doing politics. Not talking about politics is politics. It’s accepting the status quo. And what’s so wrong about saying what you want for yourself? About saying who you wish could lead your country? We ended up where we are also because they turned into taboos everything that actually gives people real power: money, politics, freedom.

Today 25 April in Italy we celebrate the liberation from fascism. And I keep wondering how it was possible that so many people stayed silent during those years. Were they afraid? Were they convinced it wasn’t their problem? And would we really act differently if faced with the same injustices?

I wonder if we would have the strength to speak up when something becomes too big, too dangerous to denounce. Maybe we already are. Because groups like ours are already a form of resistance. Against something that has already become too big, too oppressive, too exclusive: the financial system.

Our grandparents fought against physical violence. We are fighting against economic violence. And it can be just as brutal. Because if we don’t have the freedom to earn, keep, and spend money without permission, we are not free.

Bitcoin is our way of resisting. And this community is our way of keeping the spirit of freedom alive. Every generation must find its own way to defend it.

Happy Liberation Day, Bitcoin Bitches.

Silence is complicity, and Bitcoin is our generation’s fight for freedom against economic oppression. It’s our way of rejecting a broken financial system.

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Crypto is doomed and always has been…

All crypto suffers from the same risk and will ultimately reach the same end as #ETH is coming to.

The reason 90% of the "investors" buying any particular ā€œcrypto tokenā€ are there in the first place, is because they were excited about the ā€œcool new hyped tech that will launch to the moon!ā€ It’s only interesting to the majority of them because it’s illiquid and could rocket up quickly, and because it’s got a fresh new narrative that makes great marketing. Meaning after their token is already somewhat established, they all just look for its replacement. They are in love with the commercial for it, while the long term reality is boring, so they just move on to the next great looking commercial.

Only the new crypto with ā€œbetter techā€ can fulfill a narrative of being "new" and the promise of overnight riches. It must have low enough liquidity to jump 300% in a few days. In fact most only find their "new token" because they looked at a bunch of charts, saw a ton of green candles, and then went to read their website and join their discord. As soon as their current token can no longer provide that energy and hype, the overwhelming majority lose interest and move to the next one.

This is why there are MILLIONS of these things.

We will see this chart over and over and over again, but it will increasingly be on shorter and shorter time frames as the infrastructure matures and slowly Bitcoin eats any and every random "utility" that crypto bros are certain needs its own blockchain and consensus system -- for no good reason (which is a very small set of uses anyway).

Consider, what on earth can ETH not do in a world where almost every claim I’ve seen of ā€œutilityā€ that has any real use is about creating tokens and trading them in token swapping markets? Did ETH lose the ability to do those things, or has it just become old news?

The reality is that $ETH is literally the poster child for the entire crypto narrative... and it’s failing. The fall of ETH isn’t a signal that there is "better crypto," it’s the signal that the entire crypto narrative is nonsense.

The crypto ecosystem made one grave error due to ignorance of the role that money plays. Being a trustworthy, incorruptible set of rules for the definition and ownership of the money itself is the most foundational and, by orders of magnitude, the most valuable utility. Every last one of the 10s of millions of tokens they printed cannot even slightly compete with the assurances and consistency that Bitcoin provides. And because of that, they will all suffer the same fate together.

But that’s just my 2 sats.

Bitcoin is the first and only cryptocurrency that was created non-commercially. Although its idea is to be money, its main purpose is to remove the middleman. in payments and to be a hard limited currency. Anything created after it is for profit for the creator. This is exactly why there can be no second best.

Š˜ŃŃ‚ŠøŠ½Š°Ń‚Š° е, че ако имаш нужГа от Š²Š°Š»ŠøŠ“Š°Ń†ŠøŃ от ботове, ŃŃƒŃ€Š¾Š²Š°Ń‚Š° Šø нефилтрирана атмосфера на Nostr ще те погълне. Това е Š¼ŃŃŃ‚о за истинска стойност, не за Ń„Š°Š»ŃˆŠøŠ²Š° слава.

One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious. The latter procedure, however, is disagreeable and therefore not very popular.

It is formerly the privilege of all the masters and heroes, as well as the gift of all those who have struggled to make their darkness conscious, to become the instrument of the creativity that shapes the world.

The most exhausting and trying part of this work is to constantly carry the burden of the chaos that one has unleashed, but one must also be aware of the fact that this chaos is the source of new creation and new life.

The greatest enemy of an individual who tries to make their darkness conscious is the shadow, which is the repressed, undesirable, and often hidden part of their personality. The shadow contains the darkest aspects of the self, and it is the source of the feelings of guilt, shame, and self-doubt that an individual may experience.

To confront the shadow is to confront the darkest aspects of the self, and this can be a painful and difficult process. However, it is also a necessary step towards achieving wholeness and integration, and towards becoming the person one is meant to be.

The process of making the darkness conscious is not a one-time event, but rather a continuous process that requires effort, courage, and perseverance. It is a journey into the unknown, and it can be fraught with danger and uncertainty.

But for those who are willing to take the risk, the reward is well worth the effort. For when one makes their darkness conscious, they become more whole, more balanced, and more at peace with themselves and the world. They are able to tap into the creative potential that lies within them, and they are able to live a more authentic and meaningful life.

— Carl Jung #quotestr

https://academyofideas.com/2015/12/carl-jung-and-the-shadow-the-hidden-power-of-our-dark-side/

Jung's words hit hard—facing the shadow is no easy task, but it’s the only way to unlock true growth and creativity. Embracing the chaos within takes guts, and while it’s a lifelong grind, the payoff is living authentically. No shortcuts, just real work.

Absolutely. Diplomas are worth nothing. They are a piece of paper that does not reflect a person's knowledge and mindset. Mislearning is also a big problem. If someone has the wrong foundation and develops from it, everything will be wrong. A person should be able to change his mind if he sees he is wrong, even if it is about something that will turn his life around.

If aliens came and saw that we’ve had the internet for over 50 years and our most important asset for storing value is still some metal, they’d probably die laughing.

It looks very good. I'd buy one if they sold something similar in a smaller size to put on my desk. If not - here's an idea for your business.

Major General Yaroslav Moskalik, Deputy Chief of the Main Operations Directorate, killed in a targeted IED attack in Balashikha, just as Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff lands for peace talks with Putin. The timing’s no coincidence—someone’s sending a loud message while these negotiations are happening. This follows a pattern of precise hits, like the one on General Kirillov last December. No official word on who’s behind it, but fingers are pointing at Ukraine’s SBU, though they haven’t claimed it yet. Shakes things up for sure.