I read something in The Blocksize War (highly recommended) today that made me think of your idea.
“The DAO was fundamentally flawed on several levels… The economic incentive model of the project also made little sense. For example, when it came to decisions on investments, there was little incentive to vote “no” on investment proposals, since “no” voters became invested in approved projects, while those who abstained money got exposure. Additionally, there was no stated mechanism for forcing successful projects to contribute profits back into The DAO…”
“I should not be penalized, in America today, having money in a US Bank. That’s something I should have the ability to sleep comfortably at night about. There’s a lot of other things, junk bonds, #Bitcoin, all the other stuff… shame on me. But if I left my money in a bank, a US bank, I should never have to think about for a second that it’s not going to be there.”
-Nelson Peltz, Trian Fund Management, Founder
Yo #plebchain, look to the privileged 1 Billion of the world if you need a signal that we are still early.
The Blocksize War is an amazing read. Jaw dropping moments, big player names, major missteps, and brutal execution.
just use one #[2] to manage all 3 signers in one device
I used to also think I needed to waste money on collecting all the hardware devices. Then I came across this project. Save your sats for another day.
You want to incorporate voting in your own house?
Everyone is a Bitcoiner but not at the same time or same price.
We are all Satoshi. Except Craig Wright.
GM #plebchain
#Bitcoin gives hope to the hopeless, rewards the faithful, and still does not care.
#FuckBanks
Funny enough, Debbie from Dallas also doesn’t like dealing with the remote tech team.
Fuck that. Don’t trust, verify.


