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Proud Sycamore alum, weightlifter, sports enthusiast, unapologetic pro wrestling fan, futurologist, and tech geek. All-Around Nerd. Bitcoin.

Guess Jamie just decided to go all out today, eh?

Don’t worry, they will end up with at least half by traditional means. LOL

Never once played a sport where I didn’t get asked what size I wore when it came to getting uniforms. So if there was a problem here, it was self-inflicted.

Second, feel free to sprint in a baggy shirt and see what place you finish. Last, we should ignore people that likely had “doctors notes” so they didn’t have to participate in 3rd grade gym classes.

GM posts are the Ordinals of #nostr.

No thoughts because I don’t know how bad things will have gotten to usher it in, but as a technologist, it will happen within my lifetime due to the immense job loss due to AI and the class of workers it will displace can’t reskill because parallel industry will have been disrupted.

I would do it. There is some non-BTC content but lots of pods I do watch aren't there so it could be a great way to get found while the podbase is smaller.

I've used Fountain for a year plus now and it's a solid app and where you can find concentrated Bitcoin content. I will say that over the last month or two I only get sats maybe once per week anymore so that is a bummer.

You can find quite a few comparison videos on YouTube but the quickest thing I can say is Lightning is like a credit card network whereas Liquid is more like its own settlement network layer due to the BTC pegging.

Is there anywhere in the Zeus wallet that you can see how much it would cost to close a channel? I'm sure it is there and I'm just missing it.

Asked this at our last #Bitcoin meetup but figured it would probably be a good question here. If the ETFs do take off and end up with a significant portion of the supply, does that cause issues with Bitcoin as a peer to peer payment network? How much Bitcoin would have to be liquid to keep it functional? Or is it simply a matter of NGU and moving to fractional sats?

There was a lot of excitement in the Spaces when it was announced for this very topic. Unfortunately, until they have something at market people are simply remaining cautiously optimistic due to previous hype surrounding other L2 scaling solutions that haven't hit the mark, been slow to develop, etc.

Way too many variables to answer this. Is that $200 life savings in one UTXO or 20 $10 chunks? What sort of timeframe until you need to access/use the funds? So on and so forth.

While I do agree, we can't discount that Bitcoin is not usable for many of the global populations we've been championing the technology for -- global south, unbanked, etc. This wouldn't be an issue if L2 development was farther along and more robust, but it's not there yet.