Fun fact, us Brits invented the Internet as well as the World Wide Web ๐
ARPANET, the first iteration of the Internet was devised in the early 60's and launched in 1969.
So my discovery of it in 1989 was actually pretty late.
I was late to Bitcoin too, but when I finally understood it, I realised history was repeating itself.
That's why I know Bitcoin is going to win. I've done this all before.
No, I had no idea what I was looking at, I saw the Internet from college campus in 1989 and thought they were using modems to dial into a server in the U.S.
It was a few months later when I realised a protocol I was researching to use on our LAN, TCP/IP was what the college tutor was talking about.
There was no Internet to use to research, so I relied on a BBS called CIX (CompuLink Information Exchange). I met the head of DEC UK and the head of BT research labs on this BBS who explained it to me.
I wanted to use it to connect our companies 3 mini computers in London, Los Angeles and Tokyo, but commercial traffic was banned, so I joined the campaign to lobby parliament to allow commercial traffic, which was passed a few months later.
I got an Internet connection at work a month later, but couldn't connect to our U.S. or Japan companies as they didn't have access to the Internet, so I turned it commercial and started building data centres to host the servers required due to Tim Berners-Lee inventing the World Wide Web.
I understood its potential from the beginning, but couldn't work out why everybody else thought it was a scam and only used by criminals and pornographers.
Does that seem like a familiar story by any chance? ๐
This is the post on X:
Arkham do work for the CIA and private companies, they pride themselves on diligence.
I was involved AMA:
Saylor won't publish Strategy's Bitcoin addresses, but Arkham did:
This Island looks like a candidate for orange pilling:
Wait till you hit the hard stuff ๐
https://www.williamsonfineteas.com/teabags/earl-grey-teabags/
So we're all getting brown balls now? ๐
I know this is a trend, but you do know that semen is kept outside the body in ball sacks to keep cool?
I think Saylor has reached his debt limit already ๐
I understand you have a different opinion, I respect that.
However, you've just repeated yourself, so please see my previous answer.
I'm not wrong and your not attempting to prove me wrong.
It's neither clever or misleading, simply a true statement.
And yes, if I take some code which is built by a group of other people and make changes which I make public and other people support, then this is an extremely valid process.
Repeat after me:
I will stop playing with shitcoins
I will stop playing with shitcoins
I will stop playing with shitcoins
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I sold $TRUMP on the way down for a large profit.
We are all guilty of profiting from shitcoins ๐
If the Strategy meeting doesn't go well, this may very well be true ๐
We may be watching the collapse of a house of cards in real time.
We know they don't, because Coinbase custody them.
But you could at least have your own account on the Coinbase system and make a request to sign a document with the associated key or move coins between wallet addresses when requested by shareholders.
If you are a normie company that hold some Bitcoin and trust Coinbase to hold them for you, then so be it.
But if you are a Bitcoin company, trusting a third party to hold your coins is not the best strategy.
This guy can help:
Shared an elevator with Bitcoin power couple nostr:nprofile1qqswmnfq2k830kvnylvyrezc97dsqce343qppqrwlgpqaux5qpuwdkspp3mhxue69uhkyunz9e5k7qg4waehxw309ajkgetw9ehx7um5wghxcctwvsgp2pcv and nostr:nprofile1qqsysuhwzrz3umfz6nlx9wwhd59wej09alts5hz746s9p64wzet0z4qpp3mhxue69uhkyunz9e5k7qgmwaehxw309ahx7um5wgknytn6v43x2er9v5hxxmr0w4jqfetrvs at Bitcoin 25
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Did you pitch them?
Iโd have to watch it to rewatch ๐
True story, as a kid visiting Las Vegas with my parents, I had my first Caesar's Salad in Caesar's Palace Hotel, so I assumed it was invented there ๐
Yes, I got the same impression.
Hadn't thought that it might have been AI generated ๐