No thanks, a piece of paper is okay for me.

Lol, Bitcoin community has the poorest rich people. Or the richest poor people.

Yeah, just wait till that rPi hits about 85% or so. Should finish syncing a couple of weeks after that.

What if aliens visit and one of them is Satoshi Nakamoto, and we are on the older version?

It's also how to not get rugged by another FTX or Gox.

Lol, well I know for a fact that they'll never own all the Bitcoin because I'm always going to hold some no matter how high the price. Plus people have lost some already.

So he took his keys to the grave?

Hard to believe it was under 20k just a few months ago.

If you're a business and you don't accept the most common currency, you're doing it wrong.

I have a plan for a business that will give a discount for Bitcoin. I think that's what people should do if they can.

If you flip this upside down it's a map of fiat value.

Can you believe Bitcoin hit 100 million sats yesterday! 🤯

Yeah, no.

Yeah, kinda. Treat it as a savings so all your value doesn't melt.

Decide and you realize that both buttons do nothing.

Is anybody else getting tired of being told what isn't free speech, or the limits of free speech, etc., by oversensitive ninnies who insist on making all of their problems into everybody's problems?

Seriously, there's a mute button. Press it and stfu with all the drama please.

If you showed any art from the past decade to the ancient Romans or Greeks, they either wouldn't get it, or things like this they would think it's hilarious.

Guy with camera: *gives drugs to animals*

"You guys will never believe what these animals did!"

That's so cool. But how do you get on it to start?

So you're older than me and I'm sure you know more. But the point I was trying to make wasn't really about hyperinflation. It was about how people seem blind to relative values, and the problem is compounded because we use a constantly changing unit of measure.

I think eventually Bitcoin will break this cycle, and will become itself a more stable unit of measure that we can all hold in common.

It's interesting when hyperinflation hits, in Weimar Germany for example, people still used the currency as a value gauge. So they'd always say "food is getting more expensive" or "the Dollar is going up". They never thought in terms of "the Mark is going down".

In the US I see the same thing all the time, but I think it's only because I know to look for it...

At some point, the dollar becomes a worse gague of value than Bitcoin itself vs anything else. The best valuation of Bitcoin is probably vs gold.