📠. And if they did, they’re not real bitcoiners.
Hahaha, I just posted something related to this typo stuff. Likely in this case for you it was an autoINcorrect. :-/
Man I thought Twitter was terrible for the typos and autoINcorrects showing up, seemingly last microsecond before thumb commits the tweet, but my LAWWWD — you better be super diligent and proof read 3-5 times before posting on Nostr! 😳
Anyway, I’d love for this to be the case, but I’m wondering how these resistance efforts will be achieved. Perhaps this will ne among the heaviest-hitting issues that accumulate as reasons for succession among many, mostly right-leaning, states in the U.S.
Not in the sense of setting laws for countries/nations, no it’s not. However it does indeed set protocol for its member banks, I.e. — the central banks that belong to it.
This is great, but will this be achieved? Several Senators and Representatives are proposing legislation against it, at least to not be done via EO, but how effective will this be? The BIS already states central banks have to be CBDC-ready/compliant by 2025. I’m wondering if this is all wishful thinking at this point.
Never mind. I confirmed it. PoS — perfect initialization for that concept and standard.
This is a platform me and a few of my colleagues set up (and working on still) for people to see market data of crypto. It’s also (mainly) a learning platform for not only cryptocurrency, but blockchain & web3 in general. It also has tools and news streams for traders.
It’s centered on, but not exclusive to #Bitcoin.
Mainstream social media would never let the names ‘Gustsave Le Bon’ nor ‘Giovanni Gentile’ make it through the algorithm to anyone’s feed.
Depends on one’s follower count I’d say. Maybe how many relays they’re on. I don’t know for 100% cuz I’m still learning Nostr
And useful content/posts. Stuff that adds value.
Or even 40 if in the U.S. and you’re guiding them to be millionaires+