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GM! Excuse my ignorance but can someone tell me the name of the artist in this and the name of the song? Thank you friends.

difference in how you feel between using this and Twitter is very tangible at this point

dude at this point honestly, the quality of Nostr is creating another wave for nostr

"bitcoiners choose to bank" 🤣🤣

Meat for ur mouth 👄

You picking the Lamb or chicken?

#foodstr #asknostr

I should be clear and say I invested some in this new ticker, that now isn’t listed…

But got out of my (small) position a couple months back deeming it better to wait until the final public approval was done. nostr:note1yg0zmscvh8xcpszld8uctaaek5mf09yd8cv8jy3s7u9auwdye7cswmfwxd

And I have accounts with all three. I can't make up my mind because they all have a killer feature.

Prediction: Fold is going to get passed up by credit card companies accepting #Bitcoin settlement if they don't launch a fiat credit card in the next couple of years.

If I were on the team, I'd be soliciting a partner in the fiat credit card industry, and quick.

You understand bitcoin better than 90% of the world 🌎🫡

🚨🚨 #Nostr Zap Challenge Alert Day #5 🚨🚨

Few sats for every legit reply ⚡️🫂🧡

Custodial Bitcoin is a Shitcoin.

What would be the point in custodial bitcoin? One of the main reasons bitcoin was invented is to have a private, decentralised, non custodial digital currency that doesn't depend on centralised companies like visa/paypal. WHy would anyone buy bitcoin and use coinbase instead of just using paypal, other than for asset speculation purposes?

Thought experiment.

Option # 1

Let’s say you have 10 bitcoin and we hit 2 million in the next few years.

You’re tempted so you sell it for 20 million dollars.

After taxes you’re be left with 16MM.

Which you use to comfortably generate 1.2MM a year in the tradfi markets.

So you take the money and retire.

Bitcoin crashes 60% back to 800k.

For a few years you feel like a genius. You enjoy your new rich person lifestyle.

You even buy back a few bitcoin. 2 to be exact. 20% of what you used to have.

Then bitcoin rises over the next decade to be worth 50 million per coin.

You’re worth 120 million now. And you decide to sell a little over half a coin and upgrade your lifestyle again to be able to generate an additional 2 million a year.

You’re now on paper worth 120 million, you generate 3.2 million a year (266k a month) and you’ve been largely stress free for the last decade.

Your kids will inherit roughly 1.62 bitcoin from you upon your death.

You have some level of regret about not hodling through, but you’ve been largely stress free and the mental health benefit was worth it in your mind.

Vs.

Option # 2

You have the same 10 bitcoin but you Hodl them.

Your stress levels are persistently higher.

You also decide to retire when Bitcoin hits 2 mil, but you decide to do so in bitcoin terms.

Your plan is to sell a little bitcoin as needed in order to fund your lifestyle.

This is roughly 1-3 million sats a month. Depending on bitcoin price.

Over the course of 10 years you end up selling or spending 2.4 bitcoin and are still left worth 7.6btc when bitcoin reaches 50 million.

Your net worth is 380 million.

You’ve reduced your lifestyle in bitcoin terms down to a million sats a month. (500k) or 6 million per year. You’re 46, Assuming you live until you’re 90 you will pass down 2.32 bitcoin to your kids.

You have no regrets about the way you played it, but your stress was consistently higher and there were a few scary months along the way.

Which option do you choose?

1 or 2?