mulecolt
Mulecolt

Thank you. I appreciate that. I try very hard to remain ignorant and narcissistic and very rich. Now go use your vast knowledge of the history of money to convince others that Trump is not a scammer even though he clearly is. You seem like a kind person. I hope great things happen for you and your bloodline.

2025-01-21 01:44:44 CET

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I’ve been in bitcoin over a decade and I have more money than you’ll ever. Eat a fucking dick.

2025-01-21 01:43:09 CET

Anyone defending Trump’s pump and dump shitcoins is a piece of shit just like him. I don’t care who you are or how long you’ve been around bitcoin or whatever. You are a piece of shit and you know it.

2025-01-21 01:39:19 CET

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Same to you fag. Eat more Trump cum.

2025-01-21 01:32:10 CET

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No it’s because he’s a criminal running a pump and dump scam just like all of the other criminals running pump and dumps. He’s not buying shitcoins he’s making and selling them. He’s a scammer and a criminal and should be in jail with the rest of them.

2025-01-21 01:29:35 CET

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Trump

2025-01-21 00:38:32 CET

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All these buttcoiners walking around with Trump jizz on their faces. 🤣🤣🤣

2025-01-21 00:31:47 CET

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I’m not your friend. Eat a dick bitch.

2025-01-21 00:29:00 CET

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Trumpcoin shows that Trump is a scammer. No need to bring philosophy into this. Just admit the man is a scammer.

2025-01-20 13:50:34 CET

Memecoins are an attack on bitcoin.

2024-12-22 22:30:29 CET

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If Monero were as well adopted as bitcoin then Monero would have the same problem.
People want USD. All around the world. Everywhere I go, except Japan, people want dollars. That’s what the market wants no matter how much you wish it didn’t.

2024-12-22 16:12:11 CET

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Nice! What would you say is the main objection or hesitancy that you hear?

2024-12-22 15:32:53 CET

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I struggle to see a future where a bitcoin that is as volatile as it is today is used for payments. I just can’t imagine anyone is okay with potentially losing 10-20% of their purchasing power in a week and, at times, 60-70% of their purchasing power in a few months. Any rational human wants a way to secure the purchasing power they need for the near future in a stable, relative to the things they need to buy, system. If you give anyone a wallet with a stable coin and bitcoin they will naturally use the stable coin to transact and use bitcoin for long term savings. That is to say they’ll see bitcoin as an investment given its volatility.
If this is a bitcoin wallet where the stable coin uses the bitcoin network that’s a great bridge to the future, IMO, as bitcoin’s P2P payments could continue to mature as volatility decreases until a point where the fiat-linked stables would become less popular and eventually useless. If people can put enough money in the wallet to buy groceries for a month and that number doesn’t change much if it’s bitcoin or a stable coin then they won’t care. At that point there’s no reason bitcoin isn’t the backbone of the global financial system.
All of that to say I don’t think it has to be one or the other. But the roadmap has to consider real world incentives and meet people where they are.

2024-12-22 00:33:49 CET

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Most here probably want there to only be bitcoin. But of course that’s not the case - there are a lot of other things. Governments can either: 1) ban those things, 2) ignore them, 3) define them and figure out how they fit into our existing world.
Not a fan of government bans.
They’ve been ignoring them resulting in things like FTX, which continues to be what most regular folks think bitcoin is - like it or not.
So you define them, dole them out to the regulators, and go from there.
This gets bitcoin where it needs to be with commodity regulators, helps people understand why bitcoin is different than all of the other crap, and hopefully clears the way for those building on bitcoin to do so with less friction.
I know everyone has a utopian fantasy of a bitcoin only world where governments and shitcoins don’t exist. But that’s not our world.
I think he’s taking a pragmatic approach to building bridges between the fiat system and the bitcoin system.
If you believe in bitcoin, then you should have confidence that the fiat system will be absorbed into the bitcoin system and not the other way around.

2024-12-21 18:57:07 CET

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Some of both.
https://m.primal.net/NChH.jpg

2024-12-21 15:24:25 CET

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Bacon is good for everything.

2024-12-21 05:16:18 CET

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Stupidity is confidence in things you know nothing about.

2024-12-21 01:16:09 CET

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They were early to release their own stuff online so this wouldn’t be out of character. Would be amazing!

2024-12-21 01:09:19 CET

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Zap failed. Might check that.
Jimmy spitting facts here!

2024-12-21 00:49:54 CET

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It’s a thoughtful piece. I for one would settle for being able to run a bitcoin company with a regular bank account to make payroll and pay suppliers and not have to constantly look over my shoulder for random SEC harassment in the US. Just give us space to build and grow. Not asking for a lot.

2024-12-20 21:57:35 CET

When you trade bitcoin for fiat you are launching a speculative attack on the hardest money ever created using the weakest. Good luck with all that.

2024-12-20 21:47:28 CET

"The moment you believe you have nothing left to learn, you enter the realm of stupidity." - Robert Greene

2024-12-20 20:50:31 CET

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Official CPI handle?

2024-12-20 18:14:03 CET

Ouch. I zapped myself.

2024-12-20 18:13:12 CET

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Yep. My personal best is 84%. 🤣🤣

2024-12-20 16:57:05 CET

It’s 2032. Christmas is next week. Bitcoin is ranging in the $950-990k range after plummeting from an ATH of $1.21M. Are you thinking about any of the noise that’s happening now? I know I won’t be.

2024-12-20 15:37:21 CET

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If you need more support, these people in the new US administration own bitcoin:
POTUS
VPOTUS
Secretary of Commerce
Treasury Secretary
SEC Commissioner
DHS Secretary
Chokepoint 2.0 is over. Floodgate 1.0 begins.

2024-12-20 15:15:52 CET

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December 2017 was the end of a bull market. This is the beginning of a bull market. Expect five or six more of these 20-30% pullbacks on the way up.

2024-12-20 15:02:09 CET

Reminder: the typical bull market correction is 30%. There are usually at least five of these on the way up. No one knows when they are coming. They are accompanied by face melting rallies like we just had from $58k to $108k. Anyone can handle the rallies but few can handle the draw downs.
Few.

2024-12-19 22:34:56 CET

Note to self: Technical Analysis is bullshit.

2024-12-19 22:20:04 CET

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Suddenly… then suddenly.

2024-12-19 20:15:53 CET

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Dip for ants.

2024-12-19 20:08:11 CET

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<checks node> Yep, still capped at 21M.

2024-12-19 17:54:16 CET

“We can ignore bitcoin, but we can’t ignore the consequences of ignoring bitcoin.” - @npub1s05…eyhe

2024-12-19 17:04:19 CET

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Beautiful!

2024-12-19 15:46:15 CET

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Once you realize the path is the drawdowns then it’s not stressful. If you aren’t down millions sometimes you’ll never be up tens of millions other times. Loss aversion makes you weak and poor.

2024-12-19 15:35:38 CET

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Nothing wrong with being scared. The only sin is acting on it.

2024-12-19 15:34:36 CET

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https://m.primal.net/NAOf.jpg

2024-12-19 15:08:30 CET

https://m.primal.net/NAkU.jpg

2024-12-19 04:12:09 CET

https://m.primal.net/NAOf.jpg

2024-12-19 00:22:36 CET

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Moonlight Sonata. The juxtaposition of major/minor, tension/release, quiet/loud, simple/complex. You feel the greatest joy after emerging from the deepest sadness. It’s just very human.

2024-12-18 22:47:40 CET

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Agree. Get some real volatility going!

2024-12-18 22:20:30 CET

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As I get more wealth people give me more free things. When I was poor nobody gave me shit. Humans are weird.

2024-12-18 20:46:13 CET

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Awesome. Try getting direct customer support from the CEO of your bank. Or anyone at your bank.

2024-12-18 20:28:36 CET

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I’m sure strangers on the internet told him to tell bitcoin and buy VOO and now he’s asking strangers on the internet if he should buy bitcoin again. Root problem: trusting internet strangers more than himself.

2024-12-18 16:17:42 CET

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My dog and I watched some ducks come in on a frozen pond this morning. Way more real and interesting than anything that has ever happened or ever will happen on social media.

2024-12-18 15:05:46 CET

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Most of Castle Island’s portfolio companies would benefit much more from “crypto” regulation as it’s mostly DeFi and stables. I don’t believe he’s a patriot worried about the reputation of the dollar. It’s more likely he prefers to promote the dollar via stable coins and DeFi as it would be far more lucrative for him. He’s probably also worried about a “bitcoin not crypto” attitude as regulations are formed.

2024-12-18 02:28:52 CET

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Oklahoma has a decent one. It’s miner centric but also protects individuals.

2024-12-18 02:08:13 CET

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A bitcoin bill of rights should be simple enough. I thought that’s what all of these lobbyists were working on. Apparently not.

2024-12-18 02:06:11 CET

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It seems a bitcoin bill of rights that upholds the core tenets of bitcoin would be simple enough. Kind of the way bitcoin’s principles are inherited by L2s, they would be inherited by the bill.

2024-12-18 01:46:44 CET

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What I thought was a fartcoin was actually a shitcoin. And I was driving.

2024-12-17 23:45:55 CET

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Maybe write a counter proposal. What does good look like?
To be fair ES gave the people the right to use bitcoin as money and they don’t. They much prefer dollars because they need to know that the value isn’t going to drop so much that they can’t buy groceries. Countries that have access to USD use USD over everything else including bitcoin.
One could argue bitcoin needs to go through a store of value phase to get to a valuation where it’s stable enough to be used as a medium of exchange.

2024-12-17 15:52:59 CET

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🤣

2024-12-17 03:56:43 CET

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Come on Wyoming.

2024-12-16 22:15:23 CET

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https://m.primal.net/MwtQ.jpg

2024-12-16 22:02:25 CET

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Thanks! Awesome experience!

2024-12-16 21:40:10 CET

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If someone has bitcoin derangement syndrome I typically encourage them. This is the best strategy to remove energy from such people and ensure their influence is minimized. I ❤️ wealth inequality.

2024-12-16 21:23:32 CET

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So Gridless pays the sisal plantation owners for the power from the proceeds from mining? The plantation keeps their power stable and makes a little money and Gridless gets some bitcoin?
I was in Thailand and they were burning crops in fields making the air unbearable. Something like this may work there.

2024-12-16 17:12:46 CET

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Going to be a lot of that.

2024-12-16 04:02:53 CET

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No ONe iS aBOVe tHe LaW 🤡

2024-12-16 01:30:52 CET

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The ghost of MSTR’s future

2024-12-16 00:46:16 CET

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https://m.primal.net/MZJe.jpg

2024-12-15 20:56:49 CET

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I’ve been around bitcoin a decade and @npub1s5y…6q7z is real signal among a tremendous amount of noise.

2024-12-15 19:20:19 CET

Bitcoin wokeism of the day:
Bitcoin reduces wealth inequality.
False.
Bitcoin gives everyone the opportunity to become wealthy but not everyone will seize upon it.
Most will be too weak and consumed with the noise to buy bitcoin before it’s “ok” to.
Those who do seize the opportunity are unique, free thinking, self-directed individuals who deserve more influence.
Wealth inequality is a real world metric that measures how many such people exist in our world.
You may change the unit of measurement (bitcoin, fiat, etc.) but what’s being measured doesn’t change.

2024-12-15 19:03:29 CET

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I’m curious how you think about holding and researching assets other than bitcoin. I used to hold quite a few equities as well as ETFs for exposure to commodities and foreign markets. But I got tired of spending hours digging in only to compare it to bitcoin and be woefully underwhelmed. So now I have bitcoin, USD, and a couple of equities that have outperformed bitcoin over the past few years (but aren’t likely to continue to).
Is it for hedging purposes against bitcoin bear markets and tail risks?

2024-12-15 16:06:44 CET

"It’s a healthy practice to approach our work with as few accepted rules, starting points, and limitations as possible. Often the standards in our chosen medium are so ubiquitous, we take them for granted. They are invisible and unquestioned. This makes it nearly impossible to think outside the standard paradigm." - Rick Rubin

2024-12-15 15:37:54 CET

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https://m.primal.net/MwtQ.jpg

2024-12-15 15:34:20 CET

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I was born a bitcoin but I now identify as 100 million sats.

2024-12-14 22:44:30 CET

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Being detached from “things” has given me a tremendous amount of free time. Being detached from the expectations of others has helped me figure out how to fill that free time. I started my career at 19 and didn’t let up until my late 40s. I saw enough of the world to know I want to explore a lot more. Nothing opened my mind as much as travel and meeting people so hoping to continue that as long as I’m able. Not to say we wouldn’t have a base again at some point but right now it’s nice being unencumbered. I have no idea where that base would even be and that’s a freeing feeling.

2024-12-14 17:43:27 CET

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I’ve been in bitcoin 10 years. I have no heroes.

2024-12-14 15:38:27 CET

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I live this now. Honestly, it’s taking some getting used to. I have a truck and a couple of guitars and my clothes. I travel the US with my wife and dog and anything that doesn’t fit in our Tacoma we get rid of. We’re just exploring right now and will eventually branch out globally.
Our hope is to find opportunities to make the biggest impact we can. My problem is “help” is a complex thing with a cascade of second and third order effects. Most of the bad in the world is done by people who are convinced they are doing good.
It’s also the Buffett conundrum in that any bitcoin I spend now will be worth much more in the future. So part of me feels like the best thing I can do for now is just protect my holdings for the next decade and stay focused.
People have noticed I’m retired in my 40s and living a very unique life so I have to say no to a lot of things. Which I’ve learned is a super power.

2024-12-14 15:21:07 CET

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I was actually in Thailand and there was a war raging between monkeys and dogs. It was gruesome.

2024-12-14 15:06:54 CET

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Not enough ego food over here on Nostr.

2024-12-14 14:53:30 CET

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Not true. Primates regularly war with one another over territory and resources and often kill members of other tribes purely for sport. This has been observed and documented by countless anthropologists.

2024-12-14 02:38:29 CET

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The world needs ditch diggers too.

2024-12-14 02:23:33 CET

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https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/13/bitcoin-proxy-microstrategy-to-join-the-nasdaq-100-and-heavily-traded-qqq-etf.html

2024-12-13 18:18:01 CET

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Swan seems to be having a lot of problems. I’ve had a lot of trouble as well and had to move on.

2024-12-13 15:43:26 CET

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Joe Kernen gets it.

2024-12-13 15:13:38 CET

https://simplex.chat/contact#/?v=2-7&smp=smp%3A%2F%2FenEkec4hlR3UtKx2NMpOUK_K4ZuDxjWBO1d9Y4YXVaA%3D%40smp14.simplex.im%2FMFzcMTy8xUZg22Yf92yj-MyoWiLmOF_r%23%2F%3Fv%3D1-3%26dh%3DMCowBQYDK2VuAyEAZSpyEckzSV4ugEd1v5apVedpotfwI7lDGdo4SzSiem0%253D%26srv%3Daspkyu2sopsnizbyfabtsicikr2s4r3ti35jogbcekhm3fsoeyjvgrid.onion

2024-12-13 15:02:55 CET

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All animals war. Humans are animals.

2024-12-13 04:52:07 CET

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The scorpion and the toad.

2024-12-13 04:44:13 CET

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Yep. Announcement tomorrow, rebalance on the 23rd.

2024-12-12 21:59:33 CET

It’s so obvious and no one sees it.
https://www.businessinsider.com/centimillionaires-high-net-worth-buying-bitcoin-r360-charlie-garcia-2024-12#:~:text=R360%20was%20initially%20created%20to,is%20more%20than%20just%20money

2024-12-12 17:08:17 CET

I remember when everyone would get excited because someone on television said “bitcoin.”
We’ve come a long way.

2024-12-12 15:17:35 CET

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So weak

2024-12-12 03:19:28 CET

If you are hyper focused on bitcoin in this present moment you should be able to see that a new deal is being made. Instead of a global Chokepoint 2.0 we’re seeing Floodgate 1.0. This is the most important inflection point in bitcoin’s history since it monetized. Nothing that has come before has prepared us for this.

2024-12-11 20:14:01 CET

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Justin Sun paid $6.2 million for a banana. This is who cRyPt0 people send?

2024-12-11 17:48:28 CET

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We love you and we love Hal!

2024-12-11 16:33:18 CET

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Focusing on NAV is wrong headed IMO. MSTR generates revenue from the volatility of their bitcoin holdings by offering financial products to investors. EPD generates revenue moving material through their pipelines. Walmart generates revenue by selling goods for more than they purchase them for. Not sure why everyone chooses to ignore MSTR’s revenue but not other companies’. 🤷‍♀️

2024-12-11 16:28:46 CET

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Most confuse “freedom” with getting their way. Freedom means accepting things you don’t agree with.

2024-12-11 15:18:29 CET

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Non-consensus/right is the biggest lever.

2024-12-10 22:19:30 CET

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I have a feeling there will be shenanigans but I hope not.

2024-12-08 15:31:31 CET

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I’ve had draw downs in my net worth of 50% or more six times in nearly 30 years of investing.
They’ve gone from tens of thousands to millions of dollars. I expect my next one will be many, many millions.
This is the true path to wealth. If you’re not willing to walk that path you aren’t willing to be wealthy.
People love FUD, hate the rich, and flock to the doomsayers because it keeps them from facing the fact that they are cowards and will never be wealthy.

2024-12-07 16:09:55 CET

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If by “we” he means communists he’s fucking spot on.

2024-12-05 00:46:03 CET

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Goddamn men right there.

2024-12-05 00:44:37 CET

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Focus