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Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Bitcoin: Long Vol vs Short Vol

https://v.nostr.build/8ARgT4WXQkpj0lkO.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Bitcoin’s Next Move: Will We See $150K or a Correction?

https://v.nostr.build/Icd6C0clZbB6UmTO.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Bitcoin is Exposing the Biggest Scam in History

The closer you get to Bitcoin, the more it becomes clear that money is not a government creation. Those in power can print unlimited money, while everyone else must work for theirs. Inflation acts as a stealth tax, quietly draining wealth and expanding government control. Bitcoin offers an escape from a rigged system.

https://v.nostr.build/M7qhdNKtJex7G7wu.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Why Wealth is Time

I discuss the importance of tracking net wealth, managing assets vs. liabilities, and understanding burn rate to achieve long-term financial security. What is wealth?

https://v.nostr.build/8bSova88TCSBSyv2.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Trump's Tariffs, Time Preference, & Bitcoin

Trump's new tariffs, the concept of time preference, and the global shift in economic power all raise important questions: Could tariffs ignite a new American golden age, or will they backfire? What does this mean for global trade and Bitcoin?

https://v.nostr.build/2usoSK5FJUIyED4R.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D) is the ratio of Bitcoin’s market capitalization to the total cryptocurrency market cap. For example, if Bitcoin’s market cap is $1 trillion and the total crypto market cap is $2 trillion, Bitcoin dominance would be 50%.

When most people say "crypto," they are referring to an ecosystem filled with scams, Ponzi schemes, and pump-and-dump projects. While Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, it is not "crypto."

Bitcoin stands apart as the only truly decentralized, credibly fixed, and censorship-resistant form of digital money.

For a deep dive into why Bitcoin is different from other "digital assets" check out this report from Fidelity Digital Assets:

https://fwc.widen.net/s/vbgwdtmnrf/1012662.6.0---fdas-bitcoin-first-revisited-v1

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Replying to

Frogfren17 ⚡️🐸 bitcoin liberation

Holy crap. This must be where Elon got his “no chill” trait from 🤣

https://video.nostr.build/9556c68360123f4a37e830c044ec40e3e3d8d957d8c0e49b91f6465051116a05.mp4

Elon Musk’s father Erol Musk just went on a podcast and said, “Obama is a queer who is married to a man who dresses as a woman.”

He then continued, “Michelle Obama is a man, obviously. They have pictures of her in track suits with her 9 inch schlong hanging down…it’s leg.”

#BULLISHBOUNTY

#OBAMA #DEMOCRATS

Q is connected to your #bitcoin

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Never learnt much about Elons dad. Interesting to know what he’s spent his life doing…?

Replying to

asyncmind

Was the aztec and mayan human sacrifice about debt?

#AskAi

Yes, human sacrifice in Aztec and Mayan civilizations had a strong connection to concepts of debt and reciprocity, particularly in relation to their cosmology and social structures.

1. Debt to the Gods (Divine Reciprocity)

Both the Aztecs and Mayans saw human sacrifice as a way to repay a cosmic debt to the gods. They believed that the gods had created and sustained the world through sacrifice, and in return, humans had an obligation to reciprocate with offerings—sometimes in the form of human lives.

The Aztecs, in particular, believed their sun god, Huitzilopochtli, required constant nourishment in the form of blood to ensure the sun continued to rise and the universe remained in balance.

2. Political and Social Control (Debt to Rulers)

Sacrifices were often tied to tribute systems, where subjugated city-states had to send captives as tribute. This reinforced political dominance and demonstrated that those under Aztec rule were "paying their dues."

Warfare, especially "flowery wars" (xochiyaoyotl), was used to capture prisoners for sacrifice rather than territorial expansion, turning war into a ritualized debt-collection mechanism.

3. Economic and Ritual Debt (Exchange Systems)

The Mayans had a similar concept, where sacrifice was often tied to elite rituals and economic exchanges. Kings and rulers were seen as intermediaries between the gods and people, and their power was legitimized by performing sacrifices.

Mayan elites would offer their own blood in ritual debt payment through autosacrifice (self-mutilation), but for larger rituals, they used war captives.

4. Calendrical and Cosmic Debt

Both civilizations had intricate calendars where cycles of time were linked to divine debts. The end of a cycle (e.g., a 52-year Aztec calendar round) often required major sacrifices to reset the balance and ensure cosmic continuity.

The Mayans, who were obsessed with timekeeping and prophecy, often linked blood sacrifices to calendar rituals meant to align human actions with divine expectations.

5. Metaphorical and Psychological Debt

The entire system of human sacrifice was an ideological framework that kept the social order intact. By making the masses believe that human life was a "debt" that needed to be paid, rulers maintained control and justified war, conquest, and class hierarchies.

Conclusion

Human sacrifice in these cultures wasn't just about brutality—it was deeply embedded in cosmology, politics, and economics, functioning as a form of debt repayment to both gods and rulers. It was a way to maintain order, extract tribute, and reinforce the belief that life itself was borrowed from the divine.

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Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

So interesting. Not something I’ve researched before

Makes a lot of sense

Replying to

stache

Hey nostr:npub1ltz38gwwmmg740r5qlqjn96gth5thv5wmhkwlgqks9lu3485q7jsy6k4fh

I listened to several of ur pods today

I’m a fan brotha🫡🌅

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Thanks so much for the support

Really appreciate it

Lots more to come!

Replying to

Cedricyoungelman

Where is the Bitcoin signal?

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Everywhere you look on Nostr…

Users are bitcoiners. You can zap Bitcoin all day long.

It’s the first truly global micropayments platform

Replying to

Nostr News Network

🚨NEW: Joe Rogan and Adam Curry talk about shitcoins

JOE ROGAN: "Speaking of scamming, what do you think about shitcoins?

CURRY: "The only coin I believe in is Bitcoin. Bitcoin will continue to go up until we're long gone. I don't believe in shitcoins at all. Bitcoin has no CEO, it has 10,000s of people running nodes globally."

ROGAN: "I'm totally with you on Bitcoin but I think shitcoins are fascinating."

CURRY: "They are scams. If I wanted to make a quick amount of money I'd make a shitcoin and I'd have my bots ready. I'd make something, I'd announce it, iI would make a lot of money, and I'd have my bots sell it right away. It's a scam over and over again. The only thing it's good for is pump and dumps. It's not good for anything else."

@adamcurry is spitting facts. 🔥

https://file.nostrmedia.com/p/e8d66519e43b1214ac68f9f2bdbc4386d41ac66b20c5a260b9b04102784074e9/0b059df1f7eac0c0d18ec03c3025ea8fd62f16168040d4be5d93242678faf767.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Scams galore. No doubt about that

Saying that, it’s important to let the free market do its thing, and people should always be able to invest where they want

I avoid altcoins as well

Replying to

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Nice job on this Joe Rogan segment, nostr:nprofile1qy08wue69uhhw6tvd3jk6tnrw4e8y7trv9ekstnwv46r5dpcxsuqz9nhwden5te0v96xcctn9ehx7um5wghxcctwvsqzpzplafxqw876gsrd9dntugwtrmd0gk37qkq9p43qrm836dvkh0pe892zdd . 🍻

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Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Totally agree. The more well informed crypto vs bitcoin conversation the better

Replying to

Hope With ₿itcoin

Talk about any topic without fear of anything. I love the freedom of expression that Nostr offers.

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Yeah it's a big change isn't it!

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Nostr is the Bitcoin of Free Speech—You Can’t be Censored or Erased

https://v.nostr.build/Ov04bc622321Uc1o.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

James Check and I break down Bitcoin market cycles, revealing when to buy, when to sell, and how on-chain data exposes investor psychology. We discuss whale activity, profit-taking, and market exhaustion, showing how on-chain data can help predict Bitcoin’s next move.

https://v.nostr.build/etV1LP9vrAbPgCfS.mp4

Replying to

Dr. Bitcoin, MD

Easy: I got the shit kicked out of me and had all my money stolen at a pivotal time in life. I was maybe 12 or 13. I had $300 saved up and it was my intention to use savings to get out of a shitty situation and make it to college.

Losing that money was a tough pill to swallow. Fast forward 20+ years and I read a slashdot article on Bitcoin. And then immediately I read the white paper, which is rather informal and easy to read compared to my undergrad training in astrophysics and math. I was running Bitcoin software within minutes. Only learned I had to select generate from a menu like a day or so later (the burden of being busy is that stupid things happen frequently).

It was a desire to provide a safe place for others to store money that can’t be stolen that lead me to mine. I was fortunate to have the right technical background to understand how bitcoin could work but not so much education so as to see ways that it might not work…Goldilocks zone for heart and head education pre-bitcoin.

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Brilliant. What a journey

I love how seemingly unrelated things combing to create decisions and then outcomes

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Bitcoin, Time, and Lockdowns: Becoming the Sovereign Individual (JWP11)

In Episode 11 of The Jake Woodhouse Podcast, I explore the meaning of “net wealth”, the connection between net wealth and time, how economic policy affects time preference, why Bitcoin obsoletes central banks, the Australian Citizenship Process and Covid Lockdowns, and why we must fix the money to fix the world.

New episodes drop Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Let's learn together.

TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 - Introducing Today’s Episode

2:51 - What is Net Wealth?

7:17 - How to Calculate Your Net Wealth

11:43 - Net Wealth and Time: What Does Your Life Cost?

16:10 - Tariffs and Time Preference

25:59 - “Bitcoin Obsoletes Central Banks”

27:53 - The Australian Citizenship Process and Covid Lockdowns

38:49 - Fix the Money, Fix the World

41:42 - Closing Thoughts

https://v.nostr.build/qaKj5ZB6cxrAiko1.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

The Game Theory of Bitcoin Nation State Adoption

https://v.nostr.build/oHhqbj9JBo42hJzx.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Bitcoin vs Central Banking – the most important battle in the world today

https://v.nostr.build/Y1SPnvcTyvTvPKta.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Replying to

XeqT Monetary Freedom (∞/21M) + (₿+⚡) = 🧡

GM fellow Bitcoiners, psychopaths, paranoid crypto-anarchists, and shadowy super-coders 🧡

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

GM 🙏🏻

Replying to

Dr. Bitcoin, MD

Cents.

There was a brief time when my laptop provided roughly somewhere between 1/64th and 1/256th of the network hash power.

Bitcoin had no value at that time. Difficulty rapidly increased and I never mined another block after my first two or three days mining.

When a market opened for bitcoin, I bought some to help kick start the market, but it was rather expensive and I was a poor resident.

The funny thing about the earliest miners I know: many are not rich. We were stupid and used the money to either make life tolerable (like buying a car) or to try to start another venture (mostly mining). Nobody realized the bitcoin couldn’t be spent on anything better than bitcoin in the long run. But this is how the market works.

I’m grateful for those who decided to retire early…they’re forced sellers!

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Amazing insight. Thanks for sharing

There will have only been a tiny fraction of the global population that was close to Bitcoin at that time

I wonder: what few things you knew, and researched, that took your life to that point

Fascinating

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

RFK Jr vs Trump: Who Really Understands Bitcoin?

https://v.nostr.build/ptO2JssRfsnW04Y3.mp4

Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

Joe Consorti and I break down Trump’s potential Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, BlackRock’s role in marketing Bitcoin, and how global governments—from the U.S. to Russia—are starting to recognize Bitcoin as a geopolitically critical asset. Will the 4-year Bitcoin cycle hold? Could we see a Bitcoin supercycle? And what happens when demand keeps rising, but supply stays fixed?

https://v.nostr.build/PTAmIbN9BQmUaMB6.mp4