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-THE ISLAND LIFE-

GM 🌞Fresh papaya from the garden.

Rice from the verdant fields around us.

Fish from the ocean just this morning.

Water filtered from the mountains.

Pura Vida 🏝️

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GM 🍵 😃 ✌🏼 ich habe Gestern meinem Neffen seine Satoshis für Weihnachten über Lightning geschickt 👍🏼 solangsam entwickelt sich Interesse.

I visited the Currency Museum ru by the Bank of Japan and learned about the history of money in Japan.

In the 7th to 8th centuries, Japan used coins like Fuhonsen and Wado Kaichin, but by the 8th to 10th centuries, problems arose. When new coins were issued, the government required 10 old coins to be exchanged for 1 new coin. Additionally, coins made of copper became smaller, lighter, and of poorer quality due to a copper shortage, leading to a decline in their value and trust. As a result, people stopped using coins.

By the 11th to 12th centuries, coins were replaced by items like rice, silk, and hemp cloth, which became a form of currency because "their value was stable". However, these items were bulky and inconvenient to carry. To solve this, the government stored these goods in warehouses and issued documents that instructed payment from these warehouses. These documents functioned like modern checks, representing the value of the stored goods.

Interestingly, this system resembles the concept of RWA (Real-World Asset)-backed tokens in the cryptocurrency world today. Over 1,000 years ago, the government essentially guaranteed the value of physical assets (like rice, silk, and cloth) and issued paper-like representations, much like early forms of currency backed by real-world assets.

#Bitcoin #BTC

Signs we're going mainstream.

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This stunning double arch and waterfall is found in Baatara Gorge, Lebanon. It’s a natural wonder that's truly breathtaking.

Baatara Gorge Waterfall – Top Waterfalls in the World

The Baatara Gorge Waterfall or the Baatara Pothole Waterfall (one of my favorites, if not the most), is located in the village of Balaa, between the cities of Laqlouq and Tannourine, Lebanon.

The location is also known as the “Three Bridges Chasm” (in French “Gouffre des Trois Ponts”).

This unexpected waterfall drops 255 metres (837 ft.) into a cave and falls behind three natural bridges, which raise one above the other and overhang the chasm descending into Mount Lebanon. It can only be seen during the months of March and April, when the snows are melting.

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The solo miner who hit a block on CK Pool today was not a #Bitaxe, however, the amount of hashpower this miner own is the equivalent to 41,667 Bitaxe Gammas. This solo miner hits a block on an average of every 100 days.

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I know of #shopstr and #satscrap. Am I missing any other marketplace solutions that take #bitcoin #lightning? #asknostr

So true... Die meisten #normies werden denen die #Bitcoin verstanden haben jetzt Vorwürfe machen, obwohl wir es immer und immer wieder gesagt haben 🙈