Let him who hath understanding

reckon the number of the beast…

for it is a human number…

it’s number… is 21 million.

#Bitcoin #plebchain #zapathon

₿itcoin is nowhere near mass adoption.

₿ut…

₿itcoin does have mass awareness now.

If you truly believe in #Bitcoin it makes no sense to keep them on exchanges.

Get a hardware wallet and store your own Bitcoins, or at least, don't keep them on exchanges.

Great freedom comes with great responsibility.

“In hyperinflation, a kilo of potatoes was worth, to some, more than the family silver; a side of pork more than the grand piano. A prostitute in the family was better than an infant corpse; theft was preferable to starvation; warmth was finer than honour, clothing more essential than democracy, food more needed than freedom.” -When Money Dies by Adam Fergusson

New artwork on the streets 🙌🏼#Bitcoin

good morning nostr, become unruggable 🫡

I dont feel well today and I cannot even describe it.

When I was a kid, I used to watch Batman Beyond, which was set in the future.

The money they used was called “credits” and was digital, with no banknotes/coins. People would swipe cards like credit cards, but also when doing a bearer asset payment, they would hand a card with credits on it to someone who would take possession of it. The same type of card could be loaded with various amounts of credits for various sizes of transactions. Normal people used the money (it was ubiquitous) but also criminals used it, implying the funds couldn’t be frozen or taken back or anything like that, much like cash.

Turns out they were satscards, I guess.

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I know everybody is dunking on the random governor who decided that she could just wave her hand and unilaterally suspend any right she dislikes simply by hissing the word "emergency," but the problem is that she's only wrong if another political force — the courts, politics, disobedience, or Locke's old Appeal to Heaven — proves her wrong. Enforcing the limits of official power isn't some American $currentYear problem, it's a recurring issue throughout history.

The question is why we're suddenly seeing the authoritarian instinct activating so much more openly — and frequently. In prior decades, they had to be cute in how they went about it, often requiring laws and lies. Now they're remarkably comfortable simply stating "because of the 'emergency,' you can no longer {travel | donate | engage in commerce | read | communicate | carry}," and that's the whole of it.

The next question is what you're going to do about it.

Pretty based class description for a state school

Hello all…

You HODLed for 30+ years and have a decent sized stack. Then you die.

Now your kids have to sell a portion of your stack to pay off the taxes.

That's a serious problem.

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