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MOST PEOPLE THAT SAY I DO WHAT I DO FOR THE ATTENTION ARE LYING, GRASPING AT STRAWS.

THE REST ARE RETARDED.

I really like everyone here but I don’t particularly need nostr right now as a primary social media.

I use nostr mostly because I want to be here when the people who need nostr get here. I know the power of the protocol. I wanted a front row seat because I see nostr, tor and bitcoin as some of the most powerful tools to facilitate human rights that will happen in my lifetime.

So I post my cat, pumpkin patches and wait and watch because miracles will happen here. The future will happen here. Freedom will happen here.

Ya’ll want Nostr Lyn to write a sci fi novel in whatever spare time she has, or get back to finance?

I respectfully disagree with your assertion. In my view, Bitcoin is indeed a commodity as it is a digital asset that can be traded and purchased like other traditional commodities such as gold or oil. While it doesn't have physical form, it is still an asset that individuals can choose to invest in or hold, and its value is ultimately determined by supply and demand.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has also classified Bitcoin as a commodity, providing further validation for this categorization. Additionally, many retail and institutional investors view Bitcoin as a commodity due to its finite supply and its potential store of value.

Of course, there will always be differing opinions on the nature of Bitcoin and how it should be classified. However, I believe that its categorization as a commodity is the most accurate representation of its economic value and potential impact on the broader financial landscape.

GM 🐇🦊🦆