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I’ve been too caught up in Bitcoin’s big-picture stuff—price swings, nation/state adoption, institutional moves, etc. While I get the game theory behind it all and know it’s how Bitcoin goes mainstream, I miss the technical side and simple accumulation that hooked me in the first place. So, I’m going to undertake a Sat Stack Challenge to get back to basics and build a 1 million sat reserve.

Here’s the plan:

1. DCA $50/month—DCA is an important and easy way to accumulate sats, even if you can't allocate a large amount of money towards your sat stack. I feel $50/month is reasonable for anyone starting out.

2. Earn sats by creating value: more active on Nostr and hunting for side hustles paid in Bitcoin (any tips on finding gigs like this would be helpful). The only caveat is I cannot be paid in any fiat currency. Only sats.

3. Mine with my HeatBit (and soon BitAxe)—all proceeds go straight to the goal.

I’m stashing everything in my Aqua wallet (new to me, wanted to try it). Starting from zero—here’s the screenshot.

I’ll keep it transparent with updates and transparency on every input. Not sure how long this will take, but my hope is that it might be a blueprint for onboarding others to Bitcoin by showing how accessible and rewarding small, consistent steps like DCA, value creation, and mining can be.

Any suggestions about other ways to I can accumulate sats are appreciated!

#bitcoin #millionsatchallenge

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AnnSofiNovelist

I thought celebrities used to be focused only on their craft, but then they all started to need to have political opinions, as they were asked their abortion stand, and even more recently, they've needed to come out supporting the left or right.

I miss the days when actors were ambiguous creatures and I could just think they were whoever they acted like in the movies. Those there the days.

hongumart 10mo ago

With a few exceptions, they don’t even seem like real people anymore.

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