Silk Road hacker sat on 50k btc for a decade... then the Feds found him
B/w a rock + a hard place, it seems
Stop buying shit. Buy more ₿itcoin.
gm☕️, fellow Ungovernables
Inflation isn't going backward.
Gas will cost $11, $12, $13/gal...
Food prices will skyrocket.
Tell your nocoiner friends + fam. Then hold on to your hot dogs.
SVB's collapse is due to...
::checks card::
Remote work.
"Whether remote work led directly to a bank failure, or whether poorly-managed remote work was simply a sign of bigger problems at the company, we may never know. Either way, what happened at SVB will likely enter the broader debate about returning to the office."
https://www.axios.com/2023/03/17/svb-employees-blame-remote-work-for-bank-failure
Caitlin Long v Sam Bankman-Fraud:
80 yr old woman deposits $223,785.32 in Chase bank.
Bank holds it for 2 months.
Woman eats mayo sandwhiches + sleeps on a couch in a trailer.
₿itcoin will never do this to you.
see: Nigeria
see: South Africa
see: El Salvador
Bitcoin is the People's money. A poor person can buy/trade 0.00000001 btc.
Already planned to de-google a phone or two...
Might just be the protocol- Snort doesn't have the same limitations on sat amount ⚡️
True. BUT he makes one hell of a song when in the hands of Lil' Bubble.
Straight up rad: https://youtu.be/6xfqzCqTiZs
"Bitcoin has proven itself as the People’s money.
As the value of the world’s fiat plummets, bitcoin’s value continues to rise. As the money printer goes brrrrrr, Bitcoin’s supply remains finite. As authoritarian governments try to ban Bitcoin, miners still mine, plebs still buy, and transactions continue unabated. As politicians freeze bank accounts, Bitcoin remains forever open.
Bitcoin is the bankster’s Chinese finger trap: The more they struggle, the tighter bitcoin’s grip on freedom."
https://citizenxero.com/cbdcs-the-banksters-wet-dream-why-bitcoin-still-wins/
President Pampers is on the case, right after he gives a few more billion 💰 to...
Platforms like HodlHodl are kyc-free, but by using Venmo, PayPal, etc for purchasing btc...
There's no anonymity there. But there's a digital/paper trail. Such data could spell trouble in the future for those wanting kyc-free/anonymous btc- if/when the long arm of the law gets even more psychotic.
Am I missing something?
This is why the good Lord created 3d printers.