Levels of cope heretofore unseen
GM! 
Wife came home yesterday and said “I heard global hash rate is at an all time high”
Get yourself a woman that knows hash chart >> price chart !!
Anyone do any skate skiing? Entered a 25k race yesterday on a lark and it whipped my ass conclusively. I’m decently fit too! Have a few ultramarathons under my belt. Skating is another level of cardiorespiratory fitness…
Do you have A PERSON who orange-pilled you? I do, and I feel an immense debt of gratitude to him. We both read Atlas Shrugged around the same time, and I was floored by the idea that #bitcoin makes Galt’s Gulch *truly actionable* (opting out of fiat with bitcoin = moving to GG).
I’m an amateur 3d printer, and this simple little project is one of a few that I’ve taken from concept, to design, to implementation - and I did it as a gift to the person that orange-pilled me! It’s the cigarette case from atlas shrugged, updated to pay homage to the next global money.
Let me know what you think! Any suggestions? 
Step back, take a deep breath and ponder this chart. What a feeling 
Seedhammer on order, come on come on come on come on
#Milei must be near the top of the global ‘inconvenient people who need to slip out of a window’ list for the folks who keep that sort of list..
Were #Argentina oil rich he might already be dead!
Fortune preserve that man!
The brutal compromises of politics leave no one’s integrity unscathed.
But Javier #Milei might be as close to a real life Francisco D’Anconia as we’ve seen
It’s goddamn inspiring
This idea of total off-line entropy generation, descriptor splitting and co-storage with multisig private keys, AND stateless signing (a la seedsigner) has got me feeling all tingly! nostr:note105768u92xvkt2arelltll95jgqqvg2jlaqwdtd37cqldmn7kme5s8tquuf
Who’s got experience with the seedhammer so far?
Bitcoiners need not create those markets any more than silver enthusiasts should try to create silver-denominated markets. Bitcoin needs only to continue to slowly (and perhaps, at some point, quickly) bleed cash balances from the pool of ‘all other assets.’ This, based on its absolute scarcity and its near-immaculate immortality, it is nearly certain to do.
Money is an endurance race. Hence, the repeated success of gold across civilizations and millennia. All bitcoin has to do is similarly not die. It does so much more, but simple survival is the crux.
Your question implies that the end of fiat would mean return to a barter society then? Are there no computers in this scenario? ALL assets theoretically undergo continual price discovery in the free market; bitcoin as a digital asset is no different (the critical point there is that btc is unique among digital assets in its unforgeable scarcity). To make the claim that it will not continue to have an exchange value - whether measured in gold ounces, or wheat bushels, or whatever - you’d have to explain why that might be the case. What would change, that humans won’t continue to value bitcoin?
I suspect we agree on more than we disagree. Goldbugs have been structurally correct for about 50 years now, but their champion has not proven the fiat-killer that they had hoped
So you’re bound to specie for its rhetorical consistency? 😜
You claim no such cult, clearly. Your discs have an advantage of historical precedent; millions have chosen to store their value therein over millennia, and many will continue to do so.
They compete for cash balances with every other possible storage of value. As such they, along with every other such option, will bleed value to any superior asset.
An asset that combines the attractive features of your discs, but adapted for the dIgital age and with far superior unforgeable scarcity, has arrived, and its price discovery will continue.
Name one whose value you’ll wager in bitcoin terms on a 50 year timeframe