Replying to https://twitter.com/bitLincoln/status/1598062410451283969:

@syferpunk @coryklippsten Not an exchange, but @SwanBitcoin might be a good start. I also like @Strike and even @CashApp ALL of them are Bitcoin-only means of buying Bitcoin.

Replying to https://twitter.com/martinb52013209/status/1598065293687152640:

@martinb52013209 @coryklippsten Bro… You are asking that question of a guy who runs a company that exists to sell Bitcoin only and educate people about it, including how to self custody.

In the words of @coryklippsten we need to win the race or we will need to fight the war.

Formerly Bitcoin-only companies providing tools to crypto makes it harder to win the race and more likely we have to fight the war.

Replying to https://twitter.com/SGBarbour/status/1597997542410944513:

@SGBarbour @TheGuySwann @lopp Seems to me that if there is demand among Etherians for something, and there isn’t anyone in Eth-land building it, then someone who actually believes in the fundamental value of Eth should do so, and the fact that none were is telling.

@MartyBent Christ waged war against death and won. He is making his enemies his footstool. Not by launching nukes at them, but by dying in the place of his people for their sins. Warfare can be the exact opposite of violence.

Replying to https://twitter.com/MartyBent/status/1598145496258084864:

@MartyBent I think we don’t like the term “warfare” because it implies the use of force to inflict physical harm on other people, and at a monumental scale. However, using Bitcoin as a “peaceful” means of dismantling the state is still warfare.

Replying to https://twitter.com/UnchainedBuddha/status/1598069454461898752:

@StakchainBuddha @SGBarbour @WakeToBitcoin @lopp @CasaHODL In the words of @coryklippsten , win the race or fight the war.

Replying to https://twitter.com/orangepillapp/status/1598042266538426368:

@orangepillapp I get FOMO from red candles instead of green ones.

Replying to https://twitter.com/NEEDcreations/status/1597769664528265219:

@NEEDcreations There s no reason any of these should have yield whatsoever. The fact they are offering such high yield, though… that screams of desperation to attract deposits.

Here's the episode via @fountain_app: https://t.co/uCdl0tEDSC

We want to use Bitcoin to destroy the Fiat system, but we don't want the system to see that's what we're doing until it's too late to realistically do anything to stop it.

Is it already too late?

I don't like the framing that Bitcoin is a new means of non-violent warfare, but I must admit that I am using it as a weapon against the current system both for my defense and in the hopes that the status quo will be destroyed.

This episode of TFTC with @JasonPLowery was 🔥, @MartyBent

After listening to the whole thing, I can see both sides and am torn.

Replying to https://twitter.com/coryklippsten/status/1596682223067205632:

@coryklippsten @SwanBitcoin Withdrawals via lightning and the ability to specify an amount to purchase in sats instead of dollars.

Replying to https://twitter.com/MartyBent/status/1595935105209757696:

@MartyBent Strictly speaking, Bitcoin needs no one. We need Bitcoin, and therefore we protect it. Nation states don't know it yet, but they need Bitcoin, too.

@BTCsessions And, as a security model, these cards are way worse than cryptographic private keys used in Bitcoin.

@BTCsessions It has helped to explain that most people don't carry cash in their wallet anymore, but cards that are not actually money. They are just a means of proving to their bank that they have authority to send their money to the merchant. Cards = Fiat Private Keys

Replying to https://twitter.com/BTCsessions/status/1596160707812155392:

@BTCsessions 100% agree. It automatically creates a misleading conceptual framework for what a wallet is.

Replying to https://twitter.com/keet_io/status/1596125645389852677:

@keet_io Need:

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Replying to https://twitter.com/undefined/status/1595875047444561925:

@WakeToBitcoin Both. False dichotomy.