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Yes I’m shilling, why? bc 12 sats per hour per fren for clicking a button every day on an app is another way we stack sats

Im pretty sure most here already have an account but for the ones that don’t you should consider it, it’s freedom money at the click of a button.

pietre 11mo ago

Done

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BTC Sessions

Is the new Blockstream Jade Plus the right hardware wallet for securing your #Bitcoin?

Find out in this hands-on tutorial where I cover setup, recovery, and advanced features!

Watch now & share if you find it helpful!

https://youtu.be/rv_cN7F7-TM?si=rhZDEJ53N99xVRHm

pietre 11mo ago

Yes

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Nostr News Network

⚡️ TODAY: Expect a repeal of SAB 121 and executive orders on crypto, says Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire.

https://file.nostrmedia.com/p/e8d66519e43b1214ac68f9f2bdbc4386d41ac66b20c5a260b9b04102784074e9/e6afd49637d8b49418a19ce60680d754d947749ce3d252ece75d40ca0b74f734.mp4

pietre 11mo ago

Send it, uncle Jeremy

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less

Me: "If you believe that the wheel is a great and lasting technology that generally cannot be improved upon, what percentage of automobiles should you use wheels on?"

Normies (back in the day): "I don't know. I believe it's good technology, but it seems risky to do something different than the current status quo. Maybe 1%? ... 2%? ... 5%? ... up to10% of them? What's the answer?"

Me: "All of them, obviously."

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Me: "If you believe that electricity is a great and lasting technology that generally cannot be improved upon, what percentage of homes should be electrified?"

Normies (back in the day): "I don't know. I believe it's good technology, but it seems risky to do something different than the current status quo. Maybe 1%? ... 2%? ... 5%? ... up to10% of them? What's the answer?"

Me: "All of them, obviously."

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Me: "If you believe that #Bitcoin is a great and lasting technology that generally cannot be improved upon, what percentage of your savings should be in bitcoin?

Normies (today): "I don't know. I believe it's good technology, but it seems risky to do something different than the current status quo. Maybe 1%? ... 2%? ... 5%? ... up to10% of my savings? What's the answer?"

Me: "____________________."

pietre 11mo ago

This is great, will use it starting today with my current normies.

Imo though you should stick to the classic 60/40 ratio: 60% bonds (corn in cold storage) and 40% equities (investments on top of it e.g. MSTR, Metaplanet, etc).

What do you think fellow nostriches?

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Replying to

Run with Bitcoin

How many books have been written about #bitcoin ?

Any list to refer to ?

pietre 11mo ago

https://bitcoin-resources.com/books/categories/nontechnical

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Anna

ROSS IS FREE

#grownostr

pietre 11mo ago

Beo, send him some sats

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ODELL

I AM SO FUCKING HAPPY FOR LYN.

SHE DESERVES EVERY MOMENT THAT COMES NEXT.

pietre 11mo ago

Literally LIVE FREE!

pietre 11mo ago

Glad to be completely ridiculed by the Trumpster. Even so, don't trust any politician

Replying to

Anna

Buy the rumor

Buy the news

That's the case for #bitcoin

pietre 11mo ago

Catfish horny NOSTR users.

That's thr case for #scamming

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walker

New episode of nostr:npub10qrssqjsydd38j8mv7h27dq0ynpns3djgu88mhr7cr2qcqrgyezspkxqj8 with nostr:npub1rtlqca8r6auyaw5n5h3l5422dm4sry5dzfee4696fqe8s6qgudks7djtfs and nostr:npub1hk0tv47ztd8kekngsuwwycje68umccjzqjr7xgjfqkm8ffcs53dqvv20pf just dropped...

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/siF1qWlXfhA

Many people are calling it "The Great Bitcoin Awakening", saying listening to it was a "religious experience."

pietre 11mo ago

I love Cason's rants

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Tony

Telegram will prohibit development on the platform using any blockchain but TON.

This is why we #Nostr

https://telegram.org/tos/bot-developers#7-blockchain-integration

pietre 11mo ago

Anybody sees the irony in the message and the fact that it is THE open network? 😂

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Joe Nakamoto

✍️ A Short Story from Jordan: Selling Bitcoin, Longing, and the Unexpected

Five years ago, I sold some Bitcoin to fund a solo trip to Jordan.

I didn’t understand back then, nor that you could use Bitcoin as money.

At that point, I’d wiped my feet on the Bitcoin rabbit hole's doormat but hadn’t ventured further inside.

Anyway. I flew into Aqaba, rented a car, and headed north.

On the way to one of the Wonders of the World—Petra—I got caught in a uniquely dangerous snowstorm.

It was a surreal experience that taught me something unexpected: it can snow in the desert. ❄️🏜️

For some of these kids, it was their first time seeing snow.

I arrived at Petra armed with a series of podcasts about Wadi Rum's history.

I walked over 30,000 steps across what remains one of my favorite places in the world.

Listening to historians unravel the stories behind this ancient wonder made it all the more magical.

I didn’t need a guide, and I certainly didn’t need a donkey to get around, thanks to the podcasts. 🎧🐪

Petra is breathtaking—truly a must-visit.

From there, I drove north to the Dead Sea, from which you can see all the way to Israel.

I thought I'd go for a run along the absolutely mad coastline that's chock-full of salty rocks before going for a swim.

Fun fact: You can't actually swim in the Dead Sea.

I was the idiot who brought swimming goggles, thinking you could. Classic Brit.

Of course you can't swim—you're far too buoyant! 🤿🌊

I mooched about; I ate far too much surprisingly delicious Jordanian food, even finding Jordanian beer, before making my way back south, the trip complete.

Solo travel always leaves me thinking:

"This is amazing—but wouldn’t it be even better to share it with someone?"

And yet, here’s the kicker: the Bitcoin I sold to fund the trip would now be worth 12 times what it was.

I could be sitting on a cool £9,000 today. 9 THOUSAND POUNDS MY GOD.

Instead, I’ve got these damn, rather lovely memories.

https://m.primal.net/NtFH.mp4

Even better, I set this silly selfie—shown here—as the first picture on my dating profile a few days later.

No it was Bumble, not Tinder, since you asked.

And for whatever reason, a rather wonderful soul swiped right on it (yeah, she's probably more silly than me).

And we’ve been together for the past 5 years.

I couldn't be happier. ❤️

So yeah, HODLing Bitcoin is guaranteed to build you a better future.

…but sometimes, so can selling. 🧡

#NostrStory #Bitcoin #NostrTales

pietre 11mo ago

Amazing as always Joe, cheers

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HODL

Nah. Mainly because I’m not really retired. I just don’t work for others anymore. Meaning no clients or bosses. I spend my time searching for interesting market opportunities where I think I can outperform Bitcoin. This can be an angel investment in a bitcoin startup, or a public market opportunity like MSTR. One way or another though I always find a way to slightly outperform each year. So I end up making more money than when I owned a business.

I also spend a lot of time engaged with the community on social audio apps as I go about my day. Podcasts etc… I kind of have the ability to dip in and out as some kind of “influencer” or whatever the fuck I am lol

And then lastly I have four children and I spend a good part of each day attending to them and the family. Driving to school and activities, spending quality time, reading books etc…

So all in all life is very full and I’m fortunate to be in the position where I choose what I do with my time rather than having it dictated to me by someone else.

pietre 11mo ago

I've been thinking about exactly this (interesting market opportunities on top of Bitcoin) since the ETFs started trading.

I'm on parental leave with no income since the end of last year and somehow I've already "earned" one year of my salary in just January.

I still find it a bit difficult to see these things as normal.

pietre 11mo ago

To those asking why do we even need NOSTR, the reals world keeps giving us more and more examples.

The latest one being the feud between the X Overlord himself and a twitch streamer who called him out for basically lying.

Not only did Elon removed this guy's blue check (which sounds ridiculous tbh) but even leaked private(!) DMs to try and prove a point.

Centralised platforms, like FIAT currencies are a thing of the past. So next time a normie friend asks you why legacy platforms are bad, show him/her this.

If you want to read more about the story: https://www.forbes.com/sites/danidiplacido/2025/01/16/elon-musk-vs-asmongold-the-gaming-feud-explained/

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Pickle Dan 🥒

God loves You.

pietre 11mo ago

Which one?

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Orthodoxtr

Houses are primarily for living, not investing. Their main purpose should be to provide shelter and a home, rather than serve as a financial asset. Viewing homes solely as investments can distort the housing market and make homeownership less accessible.

pietre 11mo ago

I just had this discussion over the weekend with one of my wife's relative. To the point you're making he was like "where else am I supposed to park my money?". To this I said "Bitcoin" and he literally just laughed. HFSP I guess

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HODL

Nah. Mainly because I’m not really retired. I just don’t work for others anymore. Meaning no clients or bosses. I spend my time searching for interesting market opportunities where I think I can outperform Bitcoin. This can be an angel investment in a bitcoin startup, or a public market opportunity like MSTR. One way or another though I always find a way to slightly outperform each year. So I end up making more money than when I owned a business.

I also spend a lot of time engaged with the community on social audio apps as I go about my day. Podcasts etc… I kind of have the ability to dip in and out as some kind of “influencer” or whatever the fuck I am lol

And then lastly I have four children and I spend a good part of each day attending to them and the family. Driving to school and activities, spending quality time, reading books etc…

So all in all life is very full and I’m fortunate to be in the position where I choose what I do with my time rather than having it dictated to me by someone else.

pietre 11mo ago

This is the type of retirement I'm really looking forward to 🫡:

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