Happy? Stack #Bitcoin

Annoyed? Stack #Bitcoin

Curious? Stack #Bitcoin

Sad? Stack #Bitcoin

Angry? Stack #Bitcoin

Prideful? Stack #Bitcoin

Scared? Stack even harder

…

UPDATE:

I have watched about three hours of both bullish and bearish #macro takes so far this morning and it has left me… bored.

Related, I need to find something new and interesting to build while I manage my fund.

Just earlier this year we saw really high transaction fees. Enough to make anyone consider making a transaction. Let alone a transaction for something as small as a cup of coffee.

That was because of ordinals.

If everyone in the world wanted to transact using bitcoin on the bitcoin blockchain: one the fees would be enormous and two it wouldn't be possible due to the time to finalize the transaction. Some people may have to way several days even years for the transaction to finalize.

Right now, in the USA a wire transfer can cost around $30/ per participant or more depending on the service provider for immediate payment transfers.

In a future of mass adoption even making a transaction to get onto the lightning network might be high.

It really is something to consider. It doesn't break bitcoin as sound money but it is something to consider when espousing "not your keys not your coins"

Ultimately I'm still learning and am actively seeking more knowledge, so I may not have adequately articulated all the nuances of this hurddle.

Don't kill me here, but if we advocate for a bitcoin standard and by extension that end result means that, in the future, not your keys not your coins will no longer be feasible at the block chain level because you'd have to pay extraordinary fees just to transact from your self custodied wallet. What then will become of the mantra?

Solutions being developed are federated and cashu mints. I understand the intent is to ensure you know and trust the mints/misters but might this just be the beginning phase of that with etfs skipping the cashu/fedi mints and sticking with bankers.

Again, don't kill me here I'm genuinely curious what everyone thinks.

ETFs are shitcoins.

If you don't self-custody, you're not holding bitcoin.

You're only interested in price go up.

Bitcoin will die if everyone does the convenient thing.

Nassim Taleb's character is curious, he preaches a story in his books that he himself does not apply in his real life.

I will always remember him as someone who swallowed the pandemic and put on mask after mask, even protecting his eyes so as not to die from a virus that never existed.

He will always be the character who said that Lebanon's banks were in great health, no need for me to recount everything that happened after those statements.

He will always be the character who predicted the death of Bitcoin and denied its usefulness.

Curiously, he is the antithesis of Saifedean, whom he also criticized and is his archenemy. Saifedean, unlike Taleb, leads by example.

Taleb is a Fiat system character and Saifedean is a Bitcoin man.

Sure.

Pre-breakfast: Coffee, water

Breakfast: Lots of scrambled eggs with lots of ham and English Cheddar or fried eggs (in butter) and beef sausage.

This easily keeps me full until lunch.

Lunch: Hamburger/cheeseburger with at least a half pound of beef or 1.25 oz (35 g) of Jack Links Beef Jerky (which has too much sugar, imo)

This easily keeps me full until dinner.

Dinner: New York Strip or Ribeye or any large chunk of beef that I kind find or chicken or seafood (less ideal) and/or 1 or 2 cups of bone broth.

That's it.

I occasionally "slip" with beer and frozen pepperoni pizza (Heggies).

Good evening. 🍻

I’m on Day 10 of an (almost complete) #carnivore diet and have lost 8.5 pounds.

And my dad bod gut is melting away… like purchasing power within a fiat “savings” account. 😂

Just thought you should know.

which daily routine am i starting ?

Yes, the person that found the block would get the block reward, but no additional coins from the transaction as there are none in the mempool that is empty.