Fuji at Japan 🗻🫶🏻

#photo #travel #photograph #japan #fuji #nature

Who wants to join me in making a farm with gym and animal based restaurant in El Salvador only accepting #Bitcoin

You got that right, but we are talking about Larry fink here. I remain skeptical…

Why?

Could someone please explain?

I see there is an assumption of some billions coming into BTC thanks to ETF money.

But if I understand - ETF is just a product tracking the BTC price.

Do they even have to buy BTC to run ETF?

What stops them from issuing 100 billion of HODL or other ticker and each one tracks BTC price?

#asknostr

#plebchain

#bitcoin

$boost

How many #free Bitcoin #transactions should miners be required to process every block? For the #privilege of #mining #Bitcoin..🧡😊🦖

#Bitcoin #miners #Blocks #nodes #TBM

“Russia and Iran have connected their financial messaging systems. Now Russian and Iranian banks can carry out transactions directly”

— Mohsen Karimi, Deputy Head of the Central Bank of Iran for International Affairs.

The SWIFT system will inevitably be defied if it is not free of financial censorship. #Bitcoin will be the neutral connective tissue of the global financial system.

whats the coolest thing you bought with bitcoin in 2023?

It is possible that the #Bitcoin  ETF will be good for Bitcoin overall (greater awareness, liquidity, and approval among tradfi investors) while being bad for anyone buying said ETF (due to an eventual centralized rug pull).

Better to stack and hold real #BTC

I’d like to redo my first note:

Who wants milk? I’ll zap you off.

Because they include extra data with hexadecimal representing jpegs, saving a lot of bom-transaction related data in the blockchain, therefore in the nodes.

Nodes have the configuration to limit this extra data, the standard configuration it 80bytes, but there is bug that this kind of transactions are exploiting, that allows them to go way way over any configuration in the node.

That bug was fixed in the Knots node software, and the standard template os configured with very low extra data limit, which is keeping transactions exploiting the bug out of the block.

If those transactions sent inscriptions within the limit configured in the knots nodes, they would pass normally.

My question to people older than 27 is what the fuck actually happened in previous generations to lead up to the current generation being so utterly fucked up beyond all belief?

One could also say it excluded 1400 transactions that were willing to pay a higher fee than the 1400 that were included.