I used to think monero was better than bitcoin for privacy, but now I know monero is not necessary.

We can achieve privacy using chaumian e-cash instead of a blockchain. What's more, these e-cash solutions are interoperable with the lightning network.

The steel-man argument against this is that chaumian mints require some trust.

This is true, but Bitcoin is a peer to peer electronic cash system that requires no trust. We can trutnthst there will never be more than 21 million #bitcoin. Every other blockchain is an attempted breach of that trust, an attempt at debasing bitcoin the same way governments have debased gold by adding other metal to it.

That's my two sats.

I would rather trust a few thousand sats with an e cash provider than try to debase the p2p electronic cash system that bitcoin is.

Be honest

Since becoming a nostrich, did you have to buy extra phone chargers so you have them in more rooms?

Bull trout and big skies. Room with view, for weary thighs.

What do you think they discussed? Wrong answers only

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The world doesn't need to know who Satoshi was.

Bitcoin isn't a commodity, it never was, and "The Bitcoin Community" must become irrelevant, like the old Home Brew Computing clubs did.

Bitcoin is not an asset class, and it never was. What it is will be made clear to many, very soon.

The trajectory of Bitcoin will follow the trajectory of the other world-changing innovations, and so will the reaction to it and management of the public’s access to it.

The web, Smart Phones, Internets, LCDs, GSM…all of these and more will coalesce into a single world-changing event, in effect superficially different but similar to events centuries ago when sound money was everywhere.

Even the most trained people, historians, economists and people as close to Bitcoin as it is possible to be cannot see what is coming.

And that is a good thing.

It is a good thing because people don’t want the world to change, especially if they are very comfortable. If the world goes on as it is for another 40 years, why should they care?

In a phrase, the attitude is, “NO URGENCY”. And it’s completely understandable.

Nevertheless, it’s going to happen. Bitcoin dominance is coming, whether anyone likes it or not.

And that’s a good thing!

One of the most difficult things about making music with Bitcoin-related themes is achieving depth and authenticity beyond mere propaganda for BTC.

If the message is reduced to a simplistic "Bitcoin is good, Fiat is bad" narrative, it risks coming off as shallow, simplistic and repetitive.

People who listen to music crave emotional resonance, compelling stories, and a sense of humanity in the whole thing—something more nuanced than just an economic argument.

Bitcoin is not just a financial tool; it represents a complex philosophy, a movement driven by diverse motivations: freedom, empowerment, resistance to centralized authority, and hope for a better future.

These elements can't be effectively captured in songs that are purely preachy or promotional.

Instead, music must explore the deep personal, social, and existential struggles connected to the adoption of Bitcoin.

For instance, the hardships people face under inflationary economies, the sense of alienation from traditional financial systems, or the challenge of breaking away from conventional ideas—all of these experiences provide a profound backdrop.

By weaving these elements into songs, musicians can evoke the emotions, sacrifices, and hopes of those inside and outside the Bitcoin community.

Moreover, there's also the challenge of representing Bitcoin’s ethos in a way that is inclusive and relatable.

Bitcoin often has a reputation as something reserved for the wealthy or technically inclined, but it’s crucial to convey that it's a tool for everyone, especially those marginalized by traditional systems.

Achieving this without being overly idealistic or propagandistic requires telling real stories of struggle and triumph—something the audience can deeply connect with.

Thus, the true challenge is to craft music that doesn't merely preach but instead reveals, to make the audience feel the meaning of financial sovereignty and the battles fought for economic freedom.

It’s about sharing experiences and ideas in a way that moves people emotionally, which is far more impactful than simply presenting a list of why Bitcoin is great.

#Annonymal

It might be controversial to some of you, but you should still focus on going to Anarchapulco 2025 in February.

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Facts

#meme #memes #memestr #nostrmemes

I guess it's time to announce an announcement. Gather around frens. 🐸🐸🐸

Check out Start9 Pages in the marketplace.

Super easy way to spin up static websites on .onion URLs. Literally just upload your website files, and it's hosted on the Tor network.

Thx 🎶☺️ 🫂

Added to my playlist 🫶

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The moon sees the one that I want to see

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Yeah

Great morning friends.

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