If measured in terms of bitcoin, the value of Ethereum has fallen to its lowest level since 2021.

📊 In this framework, Paul Ironforce, a specialist in decentralized finance, explains that this phenomenon responds to the natural market cycle, marked by a strong dominance of Bitcoin.

⚖ Furthermore, he criticizes the strategies of the Ethereum Foundation, pointing out that the sale of large amounts of ETH generates distrust in the community.

Oh, weekend, I can sleep in finally!

Kid: I think I’ll wake up earlier than weekdays.

Every time.

🤦‍♂️

When people say “you got lucky” to me I think I’m going to start responding “actually I’m one of the people who made this happen”

I suggest you do the same.

Collectively together. We did this.

No normie envy can ever undo that simple fact.

I enjoy being underestimated.

That’s where my edge comes from.

This is why I act like a bro 100% of the time.

Because number one I am a bro lol

And number two it increases the chances that someone will underestimate me.

Always funny to me when people reevaluate the persona and are like shit hodl is actually kinda smart.

Being misunderstood and underestimated is rocket fuel.

Use it.

Did I ever tell you guys that I knew Satoshi back in the 90s? Had a good relationship with the guy.

I've noticed a pattern during phases with strong BTC downside momentum: the Ethereum-to-Bitcoin price ratio often declines further as the sell-off progresses. Recently, this ratio dropped to about 0.035, underscoring how Ethereum underperforms Bitcoin.

When Bitcoin rallies, it eventually tops out and pulls back, leading to some market panic. Then, Bitcoin stabilizes, and while its price recovers, the ETH/BTC ratio remains low and typically doesn't bounce back. This cycle tends to repeat—Bitcoin climbs, followed by a USD increase for Ethereum, but the ETH/BTC ratio stays suppressed.

It's a rinse-and-repeat cycle of woe for #ETH bag holders.

Who was this, that predicted the modern world so perfectly more than a century ago?

Who, and from which of his books?

First correct answer gets 421 Sats

“If we were fighting in Vietnam with the honest and materialistic intention of capturing the wealth and the women of the land, we would be very careful to leave it intact. But in fighting for abstract principles, as distinct from material gain, we become the ruthless and implacable instruments of the delusion that things can be all white, without the contrast of black.”

— Alan Watts, Does It Matter?

Use the printed white paper pages as wallpaper. Maybe print it large. Like in A2 size or something. Whitepaper-Wallpaper!

Hodl jambalaya recipe

I forgot the original recipe years ago so here it is from memory

- 1 red bell pepper

- 1 green bell pepper

- 1 white onion

- 1 large stalk of celery

- 1 can diced tomatoes

- 1 can tomato paste

- 1-2lb chicken breast

- 1 large andouille sausage

- 4 cups bone broth

- 2 cups white rice

- 2-4 tbsp lard or duck fat

1. Chop up all the veggies and sausage and chicken and shit.

2. Heat up a pot on medium high add lard or duck fat (I prefer duck fat usually)

2. Add sausage and fry until crispy

3. Take cooked sausage out and set in a bowl in the fridge for later.

4. Add chopped onion to fat and fry until golden brown.

5. Add tomato paste and fry that up also.

6. Add bell peppers.

7. Add celery.

8. Add diced tomatoes.

9. Add broth.

10. Add all your spices (garlic, pepper, zattarans, old bay, hot sauce, ghost pepper, msg) and Bring to a boil.

11. Reduce to low/simmer

12. Stir occasionally over the next 1-2 hours

13. Add rice. 2 methods. You can add the rice to the jambalaya and cook over medium stirring until done. This imparts more flavor. Or You can be lazy and cook the rice in a rice cooker and just dump it in near the end. I usually do it the lazy way lol

14. Add the sausage back in, stir and plate

15. Enjoy! nostr:note1l65eyd23c3uxjgap3jeugypp0zk5ekj8zeuaryhvvvpndvnqheks9gwvs5

I believe Bitcoin and nostr self select more based on open mindedness than intelligence.

Like you don't have to be a 2000 IQ cryptographer and economist to believe in Bitcoin you just have to be open to the idea that MAYBE pieces of paper aren't valuable and another system MIGHT be better