I actually tried Mutiny for the first time today and got greeted with a blank black screen on mobile after pressing the "get started" button or whatever. Was not expecting that after the "Runs on anything. We dare you" boast. Did not investigate any further.

Guys… what do I want for Christmas?

My family is annoyed that I have like 3 things in my list and nobody just wants to get me sats because “that’s boring, you always want sats.”

I see a lot of posts about Thanksgiving discussions on bitcoin. It’s usually from the American-style perspective, like trying to convince your normie drunk uncle and aunt, and they often don’t see the demand since they have top-tier money and their downsides are subtle. They are like, “why the fuck does someone need a BitCoin?”

Meanwhile, my husband’s equivalent Thanksgiving discussion will be far easier, since he is in Egypt with our family managing a new property build-out for nine people that we are doing, and their bank just blocked my payments to them for the next capital infusion for no stated reason. So now we have to do a bunch of janky high-fee remittance workarounds for a time-sensitive payment (like making your mortgage) and then expend our human capital to go to the bank in the US and figure out where this got blocked (our bank didn’t specify, but implied on Egypt’s side). Every bank sucks here. None of them were clear, which means the customer has to investigate.

The idea of self-custodial global open-source money would be inherently interesting to my family’s dinner if it catches on and starts to have more liquidity points in Egypt like it has in Argentina, Turkey, and Nigeria.

Meanwhile drunk Americans will be like, “What does a BitCoin do, lol?”

The current price for some bitcoin is about $36.5k, since the price is set around the margins. That price is liquidity constrained. If someone wants to buy a lot at once, it'll be at a higher price.

Unless someone can hack or break the network, the price for any of *my* bitcoin starts in the six figures, and even then only slowly in small fractions, depending on what else is happening and what else I can buy. And a lot of people are like that, probably two-thirds of bitcoin hodlers.

Bitcoin is my preferred money. In order to make me part with some of my money, I need to see something I want/need to consume or an investment security that I expect to outperform my money on a risk-adjusted basis. That's not an easy hurdle.

Looking for books on delegating work to others. I have a lot of things I'd like to funnel my effort into and grow, but am struggling finding the time. Need to organize my thoughts and learn to hone in on responsibilities that can be passed on. Suggestions?

I feel like I should share the story of how I broke my leg, exclusively on Nostr, and how that changed the direction of my life.

Yay or nay?

Human relationships don’t many much sense anymore. The world is completely broken. 💔

What will you do when #Bitcoin hits $100,000?

“Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.”

To all of you who made it through that long bear, who hodled through the collapses, the panics, and the handwringing…you earned everything that comes next.

I couldn’t convince my aunt to buy bitcoin at $18k, but today she is ready to ape in.

Bitcoin at $36k. Don’t they know hodlers ain’t selling?? 😂😂 it’s about to get wild ya”ll. Last time I heard 80 percent of supply is in the hands of long term holders… we are psychopaths lol