I agree. I have convinced a couple of people to set up on nostr but they lasted a week as they did not feel comfortable as they could not contribute to the btc community. My response to them is they have to create the community they are looking for then...you are early, stick to it š
Just listened to thisā¦FOLD Appā¦banking that rewards you in btc.
I would kill to be able to access this in Australia.
The company just listed $FLD (FTAC Emerald Aquisition)
https://open.spotify.com/episode/44Dcie8MATNFaqOKXKkhQ5?si=ZWoTSJZnTDG8LWOEe_jtNw
Has anyone analysed the valuations for $DELLā¦Iām going to look at it further. I like the chart and I like that it has popped up on Greenblattās magic formula. I understand the bitcoin interest has not been actualised yetā¦?
Good Evening from Australia #nostr. Study money & investing and you will find #bitcoin (if starting at Bitcoin is too much) š
āI think what we're seeing recently is that eCash can also make Nostr better. I mean, basically we already know that payments make social media better. Because it's less about engagement, it's less about views, and it's actually more about value being transferred. So whether it's Lightning or whether it's eCash exchanging hands, it's just super valuable.ā nostr:npub1a2cww4kn9wqte4ry70vyfwqyqvpswksna27rtxd8vty6c74era8sdcw83a with nostr:npub1cj8znuztfqkvq89pl8hceph0svvvqk0qay6nydgk9uyq7fhpfsgsqwrz4u on THE #Bitcoin Podcast
#grownostr
Just caught up on this oneā¦exceptional and intelligent conversations thank you š
Youāre kidding me
Great thank you so much. Looking into it now!
I would prefer people stop giving him the attention...
I donāt find it weird. Maybe itās because Iām a newbieā¦ but Iām loving some of the content and apps Iāve discovered alreadyš„°
Healthy consolidation going on for most of my stocksā¦patience is key for me at moment #stackingsats #investing
I canāt articulate why but it makes me uncomfortable and my stomach churn
Someone just shilled me this meme coin:
- 34 trillion supply
- No supply cap
- 1 node
- 25% of supply minted in the last 6 months
- 1% of holders own 30%
- Backed by the U.S. government https://video.nostr.build/4af3fd41161d30925cee5745510b7c7d171c3765e8dd1e6cf67caee42431f766.mp4
Wow itās funny how primitive that looks in this day and age!
Thank you and looking forward to more conversations like this on Nostr.
There is always lot to think about after these podcastsā¦and itās important for me to challenge the idealist in me.
Something Iāve thought about a lot in the past couple of years:
Money is the one good that every single person uses. Itās one half of nearly every trade.
As long as the price of money is set by a centralized entity, a true free market is fundamentally impossible, because every transaction is influenced by price controls.
I literally just had to pull the car over to start writing: while listening nostr:npub1s05p3ha7en49dv8429tkk07nnfa9pcwczkf5x5qrdraqshxdje9sq6eyhe describe ālightbulb momentsā (in the context of free markets and deflation), a lightbulb ā call it a zap ā struck me profoundlyā¦
Unlike the fiat system, Bitcoin IS a free market for money. Meaning that in Bitcoin terms, āhalf the equationā is already resolved into a deflationary free market system. Even with governmental price controls on many products, because of how radically free Bitcoin is, it completely changes the nature of the trade.
What clicked for me was this: Bitcoin exists ā itās already here ā meaning that, humans already, here and now, have the choice to operate/participate in a free market, where prices fall forever.
Itās not āwhen we reach hyperbitcoinizationā or āwhen Bitcoin is legal tenderā or āwhen adoption happens on XYZ levelā (although all off those help to can grease the wheels). Itās already here, if you CHOOSE to measure in Bitcoin.
No joke, my mind was blown so fully that I had to pull over so that I could write this stuff down. Now that I did, I realized it belongs on Nostr š«”
Back to the drive, and to the podcast. Thanks for keeping my wife and I company, nostr:npub1cj8znuztfqkvq89pl8hceph0svvvqk0qay6nydgk9uyq7fhpfsgsqwrz4u and Jeff šš„
Well written. Iāve just listened to the first 10minā¦have to sneak this stuff in between my day job. Really interesting pondering why humans have accepted/wanted these centralized systems over the last 5000 yearsā¦not sure if they dive into this more.
Is it simply because we havenāt had the tech to allow our hope to grow for a public ledger
I havenāt opened twitter for two days! Iāve realised how toxic it was for me since joining #nostr
