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

I'd probably need a discount to pay in BTC to be honest since I'll have a taxable event to deal with.

Both numbers are ticking back up just as they're getting ready to lower rates and the bankers all likely go hog wild again. I'm sure it's nothing to be concerned about, right?

This chart shows the number and total assets of banks on the FDIC’s “Problem Bank List.” Banks on this list have a CAMELS composite rating of “4” or “5” due to financial, operational, or managerial weaknesses, or a combination of such issues. The number of banks on the list increased from 63 in first quarter 2024 to 66 in second quarter 2024. The number of problem banks represent 1.5 percent of total banks, which is within the normal range for non-crisis periods of 1 to 2 percent of all banks. Total assets held by problem banks increased $1.3 billion to $83.4 billion. One bank failed during the second quarter.

https://www.fdic.gov/news/speeches/2024/remarks-fdic-chairman-martin-gruenberg-second-quarter-2024-quarterly-banking

#bitcoin #banking #tradfi #finance

I think it does a good job hitting the usual talking points they find important. Each chapter after the base is hits one like energy usage and environment, banking system, poor and marginalized people, inflation and wealth inequality, war and peace, etc.

Not much to think about.

There are over 500+ undersea cables and more coming online every month. The Internet (and networks in general) are designed for resiliency and redundancy. Unless Russia could cut every last one, it's simply a fool's errand. Further, the cutting of cables would have significant economic impact to themselves as well as many of their allies.

Lets just say if they embarked on this suicide mission, they would get rolled by the time they cut the first one. Again. Fool's Errand.

This sort of thing is floated by folks that simply don't have the technical knowledge to realize how beetleheaded it really is.

I use "The Little Bitcoin Book" or "Magic Internet Money" myself. If I know the person is a liberal, I'll recommend "The Progressive's Case for Bitcoin" as it usually hits all of their key opposition points. All three can be quickly read and are easily digestible to a non-technical person, which is a biggie in my book.

If they come back to me after that, then I'll give them the next level reads.

Been saying this for awhile now to anyone who would listen. It doesn't help that some clients auto load all of those folks as follows for freshers. It becomes a reinforced feedback loop.

I make it a point to go through several hashtags that I'm interested in and try to find people with small followings and comment on their content on a daily basis.

One caveat here, it looks like this miner took the cheap route with regards to any sound dampening. Found some social media posts from residents complaining about the noise.

It's on these miners to be good stewards of the local communities they are operating in. Had they done that, it may have gone differently.

Didn’t happen to look like this guy did it?

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When pro wrestling creates a great #Bitcoin meme template.

Backstory: Hangman Adam Page burns down the childhood home of his bitter rival Swerve Strickland while enjoying some whiskey.

Something that I'd assume could be easily done that would go a long way on this front: Show the person WoT score up there in the corner next to their PFP.

I know most clients have a main box and then a requests or something similar. Maybe an additional folder along with a WoT threshold setting so any DMs that are below said threshold are moved over there automagically?

For example, this dude is obviously an impasta and is showing a -6 WoT score here in Coracle. Filter that sumbitch!

#asknostr #grownostr #nostr

Replying to Avatar The Bitcoin Chef

Just started reading nostr:npub1gdu7w6l6w65qhrdeaf6eyywepwe7v7ezqtugsrxy7hl7ypjsvxksd76nak and Matthew Lysiak book #fiat food. What a crazy first few chapters. Really impressed with the clarify of the story telling. Will certainly be recommending it to my family to read (they probably won’t but at least I tried 🤦🏻‍♂️😂)

They're good books but I find them terrible suggestions for complete newbs. I don't recommend those until they're already in the boat.

Replying to Avatar Peter McCormack

We have launched our new podcast, Mr Obnoxious, and our first episode is out - UAPs, Simulation Theory and Consciousness with Matthew Pines.

https://www.mrobnoxious.com/episodes/matthew-pines-uaps-simulation-theory-consciousness-001

Over the next week we will be releasing the following:

- Gavin Sathianathan on the medical Cannabis industry and it's alignment with #Bitcoin

- Anna Chekhovich, covering Putin's Russia, corruption and the need for privacy with money

- Allen Farrington on the broken capitalist system, misallocation of human and financial capital and the need for a sound money standard

Thank you for all the feedback so far, loads of good stuff coming and this is the natural evolution of the show.

Big love 🤘

Curious what made you opt for that name versus self titling?

Replying to Avatar Brad Costanzo

After screwing around on #Nostr for a bit, reading, researching a lurking why not make a formal #introductions (I only have a handful of followers right now). Still trying to figure out the ins and outs here but happy to be early.

It's genuinely so much better content than X and other social accounts. X has more variety but more noise.

I've made my living starting or buying businesses and helping other businesses grow through marketing and #artificialintelligence

I stumbled into #AI and enjoy enabling others with consulting and projects but I have a love/hate relationship with it. It's fun, but feels soul-less... so I try to put a little bit of mine into the projects I create.

As a former finance professional, I was a very late adopter to Bitcoin. Started dabbling in 2017 but then my friend Tai Zen was encouraging me to look into it in 2013 and I scoffed "that's never going to be money or a currency brah, because reasons"

But when he came back to me in 2020 and said it's game time I started to listen, read, watch and drink from the firehose.

My finance experience actually worked for me b/c I saw the bullshit happening and Bitcoin clicked a lot quicker.

Of course I was Bitcoin AND shit coin for the last bull market and learned a VERY hard lesson. Ouch. Sold the Shit, Kept the Bit...

And kept adding to it.

I'm constantly amazed at how addicted I am to Bitcoin news, narrative and nuance. I'm all in, maxi style and you'd think I'd say "I know enough, next topic" but it's crazy how this doesn't get old and you keep finding nooks and crannies of info to devour.

I appreciate the hell out of every Bitcoiner out there who is creating great financial content to encourage no coiners and reinforce Bitcoiners. Much love to you.

I just loaded my wallet and plan to try zapping a few people and get the most out of Nostr - but I'm still learning and would love any insights y'all have.

That's it for now. I'll be back.

#bitcoin #plebchain #grownostr #entrepreneur #asknostr

Welcome aboard! Look forward to seeing more of your posts.