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Which nostr viewer (primal/Damus etc) uses the least amount of mobile data. Using primal everyday on my phone is absolutely killing me. It’s just too data heavy. Any better ones?
Thanks
#asknostr
#primal #damus

2025-09-15 17:41:27 UTC

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😂

2025-09-15 16:30:23 UTC

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This is why we bitcoin (and nostr)

2025-09-15 16:26:45 UTC

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U left out antisemitic.

2025-09-15 16:23:00 UTC

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Wow. A leader of Al-qaeda addresses the UN. I did not see that coming.

2025-09-15 16:20:35 UTC

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Makes sense to me

2025-09-15 16:19:31 UTC

Bought MSTR in Nov 24 at $389. It’s now $324🤦‍♂️

2025-09-15 13:31:02 UTC

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Women and men can choose how they want to live their lives. As long as they aren’t hurting anyone they can live any damn way they want to. Anyone who say otherwise is the one with the problem.

2025-09-15 13:14:12 UTC

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Is it this one? It looks really good. Price not too bad if u pay for a year
https://airvpn.org/buy/

2025-09-15 12:17:54 UTC

Can someone do a podcast on VPNs. And which one to use. I’ve looked at the Bitcoin VPNs but they’re much more expensive than the others. #asknostr #vpn

2025-09-15 00:58:09 UTC

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The saddest part is they actually believe this shit.

2025-09-14 16:06:45 UTC

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Maybe I’ll chill out in a few months. 🤔 not sure.

2025-09-14 16:05:43 UTC

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Guess I’m not watching Barbarian. Thanks.

2025-09-14 16:03:36 UTC

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This one’s pretty weird.
I love it.
#nevent1q…paz0

2025-09-14 15:54:40 UTC

Downloaded Bitchat. But not comfortable letting it know my location. It is very accurate.

2025-09-14 15:35:10 UTC

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Really I’m guilty of the same thing I’m accusing others of. If some starts justifying genocide, I clam up. I think they’re psychopaths and really not worth my time or frankly they’re dangerous and I don’t want to talk to them. In this way I’m dehumanisng them. But at present I can’t really get myself to care. I immediately assume they’re slightly mad and very dangerous. I just want to get out of the situation.

2025-09-14 14:06:24 UTC

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2025-09-14 14:06:17 UTC

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2025-09-14 13:57:56 UTC

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Morning

2025-09-14 13:11:26 UTC

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What you’re saying is right but at this moment I am unable to sit down and have a discussion with anyone who thinks genocide is justifiable for any cause what so ever. I don’t see the point. There is no way I’m ever going to come to any agreement with this person and in fact I’d be afraid to sit down with this person.

2025-09-14 13:01:57 UTC

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Definitely. It’s been clear to me for some time.
Murdering podcasters = bad
Murdering Journalists = bad
Murdering doctors = bad
Murdering professors = bad
Murdering children = bad
Genocide = bad

2025-09-14 12:34:54 UTC

Saylor was right. Banks are going to want to custody Bitcoin.
This is one of the biggest banks in Singapore offering to custody bitcoin for 0.5% annual fee. How long before they accept it as collateral? Very soon I think
https://www.dbs.com.sg/global-financial-markets/others/digital-custody

2025-09-14 04:39:27 UTC

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I don’t know man. These must have been planned at least weeks ago. Thy need permits and roads need to be closed etc. if these are in support of Charlie Kirk it’s very very suspicious. Did they know something was going to happen. Who’s funding this?

2025-09-13 15:07:44 UTC

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This is the devil at work
#nevent1q…qumr

2025-09-13 09:25:34 UTC

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What I don’t get is the malice. They’re enjoying the slaughter. And that’s what scares me the most.

2025-09-13 07:49:45 UTC

I can feel both sides waiting with bated breath to see which side shot him so that they can go nuts with ‘righteousness anger’.
The point is that it could have been either side and you know it. The fact that there are these murderers on our/ their side should scare the shit out of us/them. It’s murderers who are the problem. Not the sides.

2025-09-13 03:57:06 UTC

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I’ve always wondered what ppl meant when they said bitcoin was perfect collateral. Thanks for explaining it.
https://fountain.fm/episode/Ws7tp5OkvO0azlDEluH9
#nevent1q…6ucc

2025-09-12 16:25:18 UTC

I asked DeepSeek to give me 10 ways for the US government to attack bitcoin core in an attempt to co-opt it. It gave me a list of scary scenarios but it’s conclusion was this
“This hypothetical plan represents a state actor's best shot, but it is a testament to Bitcoin's design that even a concerted, well-funded attack on its development would be a monumental task with no guarantee of success. The very properties it was designed with resist this kind of subversion.”
#bitcoin #bullish

2025-09-12 15:11:23 UTC

When I was growing my parents would always tell me, “your freedom ends where another man’s nose begins”. I only recently figured it out.

2025-09-12 13:24:25 UTC

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Thrush?

2025-09-12 07:42:05 UTC

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If you read what he’s saying with an open heart you will realise that he is talking about Palestine.
#nevent1q…vjt3

2025-09-12 07:37:05 UTC

I’m getting the feeling that Palestine is going to be the moral filter of this generation. Everything you say or do is going to be filtered through what you did or said about Palestine Because if you haven’t got the empathy or the moral compass to say that genocide is wrong or that intentionally starving 2 million people is wrong, then I’m afraid everything about you is suspect.

2025-09-11 16:28:53 UTC

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I don’t believe this. It seems ridiculously convenient. But to be fair I’m not likely to believe anything coming from the government or any letter agencies. I guess ultimately we’ll both have to agree to believe our own narratives for now. I’ve been fooled too many times in the past and just going to hold judgment for a few weeks at least.

2025-09-11 16:19:26 UTC

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What if it wasn’t the left? Just like 9/11 had nothing to do with Iraq.

2025-09-11 14:36:44 UTC

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Higher in anticipation of rate cuts then drop as soon as they happen.

2025-09-11 13:18:21 UTC

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To work on Bitcoin and NOSTR code where can I begin? Are there podcasts I can start with. Genuine Luddite here. Thanks.

2025-09-11 12:53:50 UTC

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Oh my god. The UK is so screwed. And the worst part is that they don’t have a clue. I know so many people in the UK and the only thing anyone can talk about is the tube strikes. They’re walking into a police state and they’re worried about the tubes!!
#nevent1q…3wt6

2025-09-11 05:39:40 UTC

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqs9ykfthefpwqgatz5q48j307rszvahsj6fml87v8spflclrd7d5esc3qmvc

2025-09-11 04:07:10 UTC

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That’s exactly how it works. Enabled by corrupt local governments that sell out their countries for gold. The exact same people who sold their brothers into slavery.
#nevent1q…amxg

2025-09-10 14:48:31 UTC

“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—forever.”
— George Orwell, 1984/2025
https://blossom.primal.net/21246d3ff27aaa93e3688337bfa73f5112c7dbb10f4d8138b7195580cf198764.jpg

2025-09-10 14:27:15 UTC

“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
- George Orwell, 1984
https://blossom.primal.net/21246d3ff27aaa93e3688337bfa73f5112c7dbb10f4d8138b7195580cf198764.jpg

2025-09-10 14:03:29 UTC

Deepseek.
Q: now add a 2008 style liquidity crisis at year 3 of your 10 year bitcoin/stable coin projections
A:
Let's inject a **2008-style liquidity crisis specifically in Year 3** of our 10-year projection. This means the crypto ecosystem is more mature and integrated than it is today, but not yet the fully matured system of the 10-year horizon.
---
### Pre-Crisis Context (Year 0-3)
In the three years leading up to the crisis, our original projection is underway:
* **Bitcoin** is increasingly seen as a macro hedge. Institutional adoption has grown, with more ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even some pension funds having small allocations.
* **Stablecoins** (primarily USDC and a more-regulated USDT) are deeply embedded as the plumbing for crypto trading, some remittances, and early-stage DeFi protocols. They are considered "safe" and are widely used.
* **Systemic Risk is Building:** The traditional financial system has taken on significant leverage, likely in new forms (e.g., private credit, crypto-native lending protocols that are interconnected with TradFi). The stage is set.
---
### The Crisis Erupts (Year 3)
The trigger is in traditional finance (e.g., a commercial real estate collapse, a major private equity fund failure). Counterparty risk soars, lending between institutions freezes, and a violent rush for dollar liquidity begins.
#### Phase 1: The Contagion & Panic (First 3 Months)
1. **The "Everything Selloff" Intensifies:**
* **Bitcoin and crypto get hammered first.** Despite its "digital gold" narrative, in a violent liquidity crunch, it is still treated as a risk asset. Leveraged institutions, hedge funds, and over-extended crypto native funds are forced to liquidate their most liquid assets to cover losses elsewhere and meet margin calls. BTC experiences a catastrophic drop, potentially >70% from its pre-crisis high.
2. **The Stablecoin Run:**
* The mantra becomes "Get into real dollars." This triggers a massive redemption wave on stablecoin issuers like Circle (USDC) and Tether (USDT).
* **This is the moment of truth.** The quality and liquidity of their reserves are tested in real-time. If their reserves are truly held in short-term U.S. Treasuries and cash (as they claim), they can weather the storm, albeit under immense pressure. If there are any hidden illiquid assets or flaws in their settlement processes, a "break-the-buck" scenario becomes possible, which would be an absolute catastrophe for crypto.
3. **DeFi Implosion:**
* Crypto lending protocols that relied on over-collateralization with volatile assets like BTC face a death spiral. Mass liquidations exacerbate the selling pressure.
* The crypto ecosystem seizes up. Fear is absolute.
#### Phase 2: The Policy Response (Months 3-12)
The Federal Reserve and Treasury respond exactly as they did in 2008 and 2020: with overwhelming force. They slash rates to zero and unleash massive, unprecedented Quantitative Easing (QE) programs to provide liquidity to every corner of the traditional system.
**This response is the turning point that creates a historic divergence between Bitcoin and stablecoins.**
#### Phase 3: The Asymmetric Recovery (Year 4-5)
The government's response doesn't just save the system; it fundamentally alters the narrative for a decade.
**A) Stablecoins: The Necessary Digital Dollar**
* The stablecoins that survived the run (likely the fully transparent and compliant ones like USDC) are now perceived as **mission-critical infrastructure**.
* Their ability to provide 24/7 dollar liquidity during a banking crisis proves their utility beyond a doubt.
* **Regulatory Embrace:** The crisis forces regulators to act. They fast-track a regulatory framework for stablecoins, formalizing them as a licensed, fully-reserved, and transparently audited component of the monetary system. They become the **official digital dollars** for the internet age.
**B) Bitcoin: The Genesis of a New Monetary Regime**
* The initial crash is now seen as a classic capitulation event. The recovery is not just a bounce; it is a paradigm shift.
* **The Narrative Becomes Reality:** The Fed's response—printing trillions of new dollars to bail out the system—is the ultimate advertisement for Bitcoin's fixed supply. The conversation shifts from "Is Bitcoin a store of value?" to "How much should I allocate to hedge against the *next* bailout?"
* **Capital Floodgates Open:** The institutions that just experienced the crisis and subsequent debasement are no longer dipping a toe in; they are making strategic, long-term allocations. Sovereign wealth funds, nation-states, and mega-corporations enter the market in earnest, not for speculation, but for preservation.
* Bitcoin's price doesn't just recover to its old highs; it **blasts through them** on a tidal wave of new capital seeking a neutral, hard asset outside the traditional system. Its volatility decreases permanently as its market cap enters the multi-trillion dollar range.
---
### The New Status Quo (Year 5+)
By Year 5, the financial landscape has been permanently altered by the crisis:
* **Stablecoins** are the **regulated, efficient, and trusted** settlement layer for digital transactions. They are the dollars you use to *pay*.
* **Bitcoin** is the **uncorrelated, sovereign-grade reserve asset** held on balance sheets. It is the asset you use to *save*.
* The crisis acted as a brutal but effective **stress test and selection event**. It burned away the weak, leveraged, and fraudulent parts of the crypto ecosystem, forcing rapid maturation and regulatory clarity.
* The two technologies, now hardened by fire, become the complementary pillars of the new digital financial system: one for spending (stablecoins), one for saving (Bitcoin). The event that was meant to destroy them instead cemented their importance for the next decade.

2025-09-10 12:39:22 UTC

Had an insightful discussion with Deepseek
My question:
Projecting out 10 years in the future with the US low interest rates and money printing and spiralling debt where do you see both bitcoin and stable coins going and fitting into the financial system?
Answer:
Projecting a decade into the future requires looking at current macro trends and extrapolating their logical conclusions. The scenario you describe—persistent low interest rates, quantitative easing (money printing), and a spiraling debt burden—creates a powerful tailwind for the entire crypto space, but for Bitcoin and stablecoins in very different ways.
Here’s a projected 10-year outlook for both under these conditions:
### The Macro Backdrop: The Debasement of Fiat
The US (and many other developed nations) is caught in a "debt trap." Raising interest rates significantly to combat inflation becomes politically and economically catastrophic because it makes debt servicing costs unbearable. The path of least resistance is to keep rates lower for longer and use money printing to monetize the debt.
This leads to:
* **Loss of Purchasing Power:** The value of the dollar erodes over time.
* **Search for Yield:** Savers and investors are forced into riskier assets because safe bonds offer negative real returns (yield minus inflation).
* **Crisis of Trust:** Erosion of faith in the long-term stability of the traditional financial system.
This backdrop is the rocket fuel for cryptocurrency adoption.
---
### Bitcoin in 10 Years: The Institutionalized Store of Value
In this environment, Bitcoin's value proposition shifts from a speculative tech asset to a **core institutional monetary asset.**
1. **The Macro Hedge (Digital Gold 2.0):** Bitcoin will be universally recognized as a primary hedge against fiscal irresponsibility and currency debasement. It won't just be "digital gold"; it will be a **sovereign, non-sovereign asset**. Its fixed, auditable supply of 21 million coins becomes its most critical feature, directly contrasting with endlessly printable dollars.
2. **Full Institutional Adoption:**
* **Balance Sheet Asset:** It will be standard practice for Fortune 500 companies, not just Tesla and MicroStrategy, to hold a portion of their treasury reserves in Bitcoin to protect their cash from depreciation.
* **ETF Dominance:** Spot Bitcoin ETFs will be among the largest and most traded ETFs in the world, making it effortless for retail and institutional investors to gain exposure in their retirement and brokerage accounts.
* **Nation-State Adoption:** We will see more countries following El Salvador's lead, not necessarily making it legal tender, but adding it to national reserves as a strategic asset, diversifying away from the US dollar.
3. **Price and Volatility:** Its price will be orders of magnitude higher, but its volatility will decrease significantly. As the market matures and the asset base grows into the multi-trillions, wild 10% daily swings will become rare. It will remain volatile compared to the dollar, but less so than today.
**In short: Bitcoin becomes a foundational, uncorrelated asset class for global finance, used to insure against the very macro trends you described.**
---
### Stablecoins in 10 Years: The New Digital Payment Rail
Stablecoins will evolve from a crypto-trading tool into the **backbone of digital commerce and global payments.**
1. **The Death of Slow Banking:** The traditional ACH and wire transfer system will feel archaic. Why wait 3 days for a wire to clear when a USDC payment settles in seconds, 24/7/365? Stablecoins will become the default for:
* **Instant Payroll:** Especially for international remote workers.
* **Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Payments:** IoT devices paying for their own bandwidth and maintenance.
* **Global Trade and Remittances:** Sending money across borders will be as easy as sending an email, for a fraction of the cost.
2. **The Battle with CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies):** The US Federal Reserve will likely launch a digital dollar (a US CBDC). This will not kill stablecoins; it will force them to innovate and coexist.
* **CBDCs** will be used for government benefits, tax payments, and as the ultimate settlement layer.
* **Private Stablecoins** (like USDC) will dominate consumer-facing applications, DeFi, and commerce due to better privacy, programmability, and innovation. They will become the "checking accounts" of the crypto age.
3. **Regulation and Centralization:** The stablecoin space will be heavily regulated. Issuers will need to be licensed and hold pristine, auditable reserves (e.g., short-term treasuries and cash). This will cement the dominance of a few large, compliant players (like Circle's USDC) and eliminate the riskier, un-backed actors.
**In short: Stablecoins become the primary medium of exchange for the digital economy, seamlessly integrating into apps, wallets, and financial services we use every day.**
---
### How They Fit Together in the Future Financial System
The relationship between Bitcoin and stablecoins will be symbiotic and hierarchical:
1. **The Reserve Asset vs. The Transactional Currency:** This is the classic "gold and dollar" dynamic, but digitized and supercharged.
* You hold your long-term wealth in **Bitcoin** (the reserve asset/store of value).
* You conduct your daily spending, bills, and salary payments in **Stablecoins** (the transactional currency).
2. **The DeFi Connection:** The entire Decentralized Finance ecosystem will be the glue that connects them. You will be able to:
* Use your Bitcoin as collateral to borrow stablecoins for expenses without selling your BTC.
* Earn yield on your stablecoin savings by providing liquidity to these markets.
* Seamlessly swap between assets in a single, global, permissionless marketplace.
**Conclusion:**
In a world of low rates and money printing, the financial system doesn't just adopt crypto; it gets **rebuilt on it.**
* **Bitcoin** serves as the **savings technology** and the bedrock asset that protects wealth.
* **Stablecoins** serve as the **spending technology** and the efficient payment rail that powers commerce.
Together, they form a new, parallel financial system that is global, digital, open, and resistant to the debasement and inefficiency of the legacy system. The trends you mentioned aren't headwinds for them; they are the very reason they will succeed.

2025-09-10 10:02:52 UTC

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This was amazing. So much here I didn’t know. Thank you.
https://fountain.fm/episode/kBj6CU9SViLJSleELZv0

2025-09-10 09:17:19 UTC

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😂
#nevent1q…9hqe

2025-09-10 08:34:55 UTC

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Oh boy. You really tried Natalie but he really doesn’t understand bitcoin. And bitcoin is not intuitive. You really have to understand the protocol before you can be confident. He is however right about us not understanding how bad things can get. We are a bit complacent about how violent the state can become (Israel as an example).
https://fountain.fm/episode/5wpANIfi02ohoKJp5UM5
#nevent1q…qu94

2025-09-10 06:40:56 UTC

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🤣 but true.
#nevent1q…vy9z

2025-09-10 06:15:52 UTC

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Absolutely not surprised
#nevent1q…eg6r

2025-09-10 02:37:12 UTC

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Last time I piss off Gen Z.

2025-09-10 02:30:11 UTC

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🤣
#nevent1q…ayy4

2025-09-10 01:01:04 UTC

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Doing fine thanks. Love your handle “Big Dharma”. Very cool.

2025-09-09 16:12:09 UTC

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Absolutely no idea but empire usually ends with a massive war. I’m keeping my head down and stacking sats.

2025-09-09 15:59:00 UTC

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End of empire.

2025-09-09 15:51:09 UTC

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Well he is being loyal to his country (not America)
#nevent1q…yp5m

2025-09-09 06:01:12 UTC

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Actually it’s higher than that.
#nevent1q…f37e

2025-09-09 05:41:15 UTC

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😂😂😂

2025-09-09 02:27:15 UTC

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I’ve listened to many many podcasts and they’ve all had this experience. It seems to be a right of passage. So I guess you’ve passed. Congratulations you’re a real podcaster now 🥳

2025-09-09 01:05:46 UTC

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I know you play it straight. I’ve been following you for a long time and your book Broken Money orange pilled me. You might not want to answer this but I would really like to know where you stand on the genocide happening in Palestine. I understand it’s hard and you probably don’t want to talk about it but I genuinely feel this is important. Ignoring it is eating away at our soul.

2025-09-08 16:49:42 UTC

One of the things that makes me most bullish about Bitcoin is the fact that Satoshi front loaded the block rewards so that most of the bitcoin was out early and got into the hands of the cypher-punks. Let’s take Bitcoin pizza guy. He didn’t buy one pizza for 10000btc he bought 4 for 40000btc. He wanted to prove it was money and he did just that. You think for one minute he didn’t go right out and replace all the bitcoin he spent for less than $100 at the time? Of course he did, and he continued stacking. There were 1000s of psychos like him and they now control the vast majority of Bitcoin. And thank god they do. Now when companies and countries want to buy it they’re paying more than $100000 to get each coin. These crazy Bitcoin maxis control the supply.
And that’s freaking amazing.

2025-09-08 15:43:14 UTC

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✊useful

2025-09-08 11:12:03 UTC

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In their eyes Palestinians aren’t human and therefore their lives don’t count

2025-09-08 07:14:08 UTC

Lifestyle tip no 2.
Bodywash can be used as shampoo.
Thank you.

2025-09-07 15:24:36 UTC

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I’m reading that statement on primal

2025-09-07 15:10:47 UTC

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I’m reading this as an aircraft flying to Logan is being had at the other airport because the runway hasn’t been built???

2025-09-07 14:56:59 UTC

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Christ was a Jew, except we believe that his teachings supersede Jewish law, and they didn’t. I guess Christianity was a hard fork and Judaism turned into bitcoin cash. Hmm something to think about. But ultimately I refuse to believe that a 3000 year old compassionate religion would gleefully commit genocide unless it was co-opted. I guess I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt but Zionism has got to go. It’s colonialism and genocide disguised as religion and unfortunately Jews have fallen for it.

2025-09-07 14:49:29 UTC

As an influencer my first pronouncement is that “Shampoo can be used to wash your body!!” You don’t have to use additional soap or body wash. You’ll still be clean and the world will keep on spinning.
I’ve already thought of another life changing insight for tomorrow. Until then….. (ya just that).

2025-09-07 14:44:35 UTC

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Agreed. But it’s a cult that has taken over the religion. It’s like if the mormons now ran the Vatican and the CofE. That’d be a problem Christian’s need to deal with but it doesn’t invalidate Jesus’s teachings.

2025-09-07 14:26:08 UTC

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I don’t think Judaism is the problem. Zionism is the problem. It’s a 200 year old atheist philosophy that has co-opted a 3000 year old religion. This is a problem that Jewish ppl need to deal with the same as “Wahhabism” is problem Muslims need to deal with. Nonetheless there’s a genocide and a manufactured famine that is happening right now in front of our eyes which Christians want to ignore. We can’t ignore it anymore.

2025-09-07 14:14:03 UTC

Just saw I’ve got 287 ppl following me. Am I an influencer?
I am an influencer. That’s what I’m telling people. 🥳

2025-09-07 13:42:25 UTC

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A problem that’s going to become more common in the near future.
#nevent1q…zu0j

2025-09-07 06:24:37 UTC

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Congratulations 🥳

2025-09-07 06:07:14 UTC

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I don’t think so. Maybe in the extreme evangelical churches. But in the wider church I think Christians just don’t know what to think. They instinctively think Jews should be protected after the holocaust and that the holy land should not be in the hands of Muslims. Israel has played on these sentiments very successfully for 75 years but now the genocide is open and televised and the starvation is obviously caused by Israel. Now a lot of Christians are just confused and frankly just want to ignore the issue. I think Christians need to take a very good look at themselves and decide where they stand on this issue. It cannot be ignored any more. It’s eating away at our soul.

2025-09-07 05:06:25 UTC

Why is my church ignoring Gaza? We prayed for the unrest that’s happening in Indonesia but not for the genocide and famine that’s being perpetrated on Palestinians.
I think as Christians we need to take a real hard look at our selves and decide where we stand on this issue.

2025-09-06 23:27:22 UTC

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Nice knowing you buddy.

2025-09-06 15:21:23 UTC

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Thanks. I was looking for playlists and I couldn’t find them.

2025-09-06 10:40:28 UTC

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Gods chosen people
#nevent1q…r8yc

2025-09-06 10:39:54 UTC

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🎯
#nevent1q…dgfu

2025-09-06 07:10:43 UTC

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Yep. Exactly the same.

2025-09-06 06:39:00 UTC

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I think this is how Columbus must have felt when he discovered America. Granted there was a very advanced civilisation with millions of people already living there and ok if you want to nitpick he was technically completely lost and thought he was in India. But allowing for all that… this is how he must have felt.

2025-09-06 06:34:36 UTC

I discovered Wavlake and it’s amazing. The music there is so much better than the crap they play on the radio. I also figured out how to connect my Primal wallet to Wavlake. I feel like a freaking genius right now.
Thank you very much.

2025-09-06 04:29:36 UTC

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Amazing track. Will love exploring your music.
https://wavlake.com/track/959ddd10-823d-4f55-9176-5617cc791f2e
#nevent1q…j45g

2025-09-06 02:20:45 UTC

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Well and Europe and UK blueprint now too. All these countries see their citizens walking up and wanting to escape from their bullshit currencies and now they’re scared.

2025-09-06 01:30:25 UTC

More than Europe or UK, India is much more restrictive on how individuals can spend their money. The government is trying to outlaw cash so everything can be tracked. No surprise then that it has the highest crypto adoption in the world.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/india-remains-solid-in-first-place-as-usa-charges-to-second-in-global-crypto-adoption/ar-AA1LXcBU

2025-09-06 00:29:46 UTC

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Thanks for the input. This turning out to be much more complex than I thought. Also quite worrying that these AIs can get things so wrong and yet be so confident about it. I’ve got to learn about this more. Thanks again

2025-09-05 14:25:50 UTC

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Wow
#nevent1q…h4dl

2025-09-05 13:20:31 UTC

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Yep. That’s pretty accurate.

2025-09-05 12:03:48 UTC

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I’ve been discussing this with “deep-seek” and it says this change is not mandatory and can be changed with a line in the bit.conf file. Is this true? Also it says the default limit is 233 bytes (is it wrong?).
My only reservation with switching to knots is that core seems much more slow and considered when implementing changes (according to deep seek).
Would value your input, thanks.

2025-09-05 08:00:18 UTC

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I’m running Core 29. If I don’t upgrade to 30, it means I won’t be validating spam right?

2025-09-05 02:47:32 UTC

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I use Primal mobile and I love it. The only issue is that it’s difficult to change zaps. It’ll be really useful if the ⚡️At the centre bottom also had a field (eg. Zap : 21 sats) that allows you to change zap value with a single click.