She posed an interesting question about collecting rent on real estate. Could there be an easy, trustless, and reliable way for Bitcoin holders to collect interest on their holdings, and use the interest as passive income? If so, that might be the killer app.

Duct tape doesn't work for mine Void Pro RGB. It won't stick to the mesh. I'm going to try some hot glue.

Never said "no educational value" I said fleeting and superficial. Which is fine as long as the person realizes that.

I personally I'm not fine with that. If I want to learn something I go deep into primary sources.

Because being knowledgeable about a subject to a degree you can confidently talk about, explain it, and debate it, you need more than just passively listening to people talking about it.

So if I want to be knowledgeable about astronomy for example, merely listening to astronomy podcasts will not provide with the deep knowledge to be a subject matter expert. You need to read, research, take notes, and apply.

Podcasts can be a tool to fortify your knowledge seeking, but not a main tool. On its own it can deceive a person into believing they are learning.

I realize though, that I am highly defining a context that is not true for everybody. Should be fine as an entertainment tool as long a person is cognizant of this fact.

Well I stopped listening to podcasts when I realized it gives the illusion of learning. In reality thet only provide superficial, one-dimensional, and fleeting knowledge.

"Lucky I didn't listen to you" is my short answer.😂👍

Alright let's see how it goes when mstr investors try to withdraw 80% of all Bitcoin holdings to their own wallets

What was the first product sold over nostr?

We need a third legendary item after pizza and alpaca socks...

Hallo Bert, een vraagje hier 😉 tot hoeveel graden kan je je living verwarmen zonder gas verwarming? en wat is ong. de ROI?

Yes

Muted "100k"

Bull markets are annoying...

991.3m total transactions on the chain.. almost a billion 🥹.

Of course I'm happy for any support of analog freedom tech. But it makes the defense of Bitcoin complicated, as I tried to explain on a Bitcoin Amsterdam panel.

If you simply argue that physical cash is going away and people need an alternative, policy makers might agree with you and point out how they're mandating shops to take cash and how their CBDC vaporware is going to be amazingly good for privacy under €3000 (and magically compliant above that).

But that won't stop a ban on cash payments (to businesses) above €3000 like The Netherlands just passed. That means you must have a bank account for large payments, which you'll then use for small payments out of conceivable. And then everyone is stuck in the surveillance drag net that banks happily facilitate.

Do you even read satoshi notes on foruns about the implementations he was trying to implement on bitcoin that was implemented on monero?