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2025-11-26 17:51:43 CET

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-26/tether-stablecoin-stability-rating-reduced-to-weak-at-s-p?srnd=homepage-americas&embedded-checkout=true
S&P says tether, with 70-80% reserves in USTs is “weak.”
Now do JPM.
And tradfi inflooencers spike the football that this proves tether is a scam.

2025-11-20 06:08:01 CET

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I’m doing a 72 rn also. I have 60 down and 12 to go.
I did it back in June also, this one seems much easier.

2025-11-18 19:55:27 CET

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That’s one way to look at it

2025-11-18 19:54:44 CET

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That sounds like what a “mad max” prepper would tell the others, so his job would be easier.
Disarm the masses.

2025-11-17 14:46:44 CET

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Do you ever have original thoughts that have nothing to do with Trump, or is your entire worldview pointed at figuring out why something he says or does is bad?

2025-11-16 20:18:59 CET

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Redefining words is too 2020 for me.
I am, however against *all* unconstitutional federal subsidies. And I have an extremely broad definition of *unconstitutional*.

2025-11-08 06:36:05 CET

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The “affordable units” will actually happen. When landlords lose money they will sell. Buyers will be tough to find in rent control, driving unit prices way down.
The rich get taxed 80% so they move to Florida. Then only poor people can bid on rent controlled units, so the city just buys them and you get your full commie wonderland.

2025-11-08 06:33:22 CET

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Education and health care are already socialist in NYC.
His “little bit” adds price controls which never work. Except this time, I guess.

2025-11-08 01:08:22 CET

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There’s a reason you’re not allowed to leave cuba and North Korea.
You can freely leave NYC.
Can you see what the most likely outcome is?

2025-11-07 15:01:13 CET

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Nobody has tried *real socialism*! It’ll work this time!

2025-11-07 14:56:11 CET

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“Clearly call” is not the standard.
I’ll make this simple. Who pays for the free stuff he promises?

2025-11-07 14:53:55 CET

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Arrogance will be your downfall.
Leftist superiority complex is a disease, and it’s self-correcting.

2025-11-07 06:02:20 CET

Maybe cashu will be saved when Calle follows in Satoshis footsteps and leaves the project to run on its own.
His toxic influence will ruin the promise otherwise.

2025-11-07 05:59:02 CET

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Personally I loved the one about removing the right to own private property.

2025-11-07 05:58:09 CET

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What policies are you excited about Mamdani executing?
Who will pay for them?

2025-11-07 05:56:43 CET

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Calle has chosen a path of arrogance and is reaping what he sowed.

2025-11-07 05:55:11 CET

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Your filters don’t work.
You were right all along.

2025-11-06 06:44:39 CET

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Schadenfreude is on 11 for me.
I’m loving the people exposing Calle for who he is.
Couldn’t have happened to a douchier guy.

2025-11-06 05:28:17 CET

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I LOVE Mamdani for New York. That place was a disaster long before he got there. He will be a shining beacon on a hill for all aspiring socialists. This will accelerate the downfall of liberal policies.
Bring on Mamdani!

2025-11-06 04:54:51 CET

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Mamdani would run outta sats fast

2025-10-26 19:07:52 CET

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This is a good test for the reach of nostr

2025-10-22 16:43:17 CEST

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The walls are closing in!
The TDS 1.0 playbook is tired and impotent.

2025-10-18 22:43:13 CEST

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If you think he abuses his power, take him to court *and win*.
The left has tried the former, but the hard part is the latter.

2025-10-18 22:41:46 CEST

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lol.
The libs have lost. They are now comically impotent

2025-10-09 02:35:44 CEST

Today, Trump endorsed Core30.
Core is scrambling to install knots.

2025-10-07 21:07:38 CEST

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Helicopter money fixes this, until it doesn’t. But it helps with diminishing results for a *long* time.
I’d try to find some hard assets to store your savings in asap.

2025-10-07 21:05:42 CEST

The Clintons perfected the ability to do a thing, then accuse everyone they don’t like of doing the exact same thing, and gaslighting everyone relentlessly.
Now, with social media, that tactic is being used by virtually everyone.

2025-10-07 19:42:25 CEST

What we all need right now is more @nprofile…5as6 talking down to people who don’t know how to code as leet as he does.
Please lecture us more, daddy

2025-10-06 07:07:35 CEST

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This is all great for bitcoin.
Do you want the family to be “responsible”?
What’s the bitcoin price if there’s a federal surplus?

2025-10-06 06:22:39 CEST

New BIP:
incentivize financial transactions and dis-incentivize non-financial transactions.
1. Find a heuristic where the basic "bitcoin transaction" is identifiable. This is defined as "bitcoin transferred peer to peer with no alterior motives.
2. Charge the minimum for these transactions.
3. Charge a premium for any non-transaction related data. (this definition is where my "im not a LEET bitcoin programmer" will show) But I think "op return" and "<whatever causes inscriptions>" should pay a premium. Lets set this premium at 10x. And this could be adjusted similar to difficulty, but in inverse proportions. So if fees are low, then the premium is 100x. If fees are high, then 10x, since they are probably priced out anyway.
This, to me, is a win-win. There is no "filtering" or "censorship" to be accused. This aligns incentives to eventually price out "non-peer to peer bitcoin transactions" when fees are not stupid low. But while we wait for fees, the non-financials are dis-incentivized as they should be. This "calls the bluff" on the core devs who say they are on the same side and want bitcoin to thrive in the "peer to peer bitcoin transactions."
I don't think this is the reality, so call their bluff. See who's swimming naked.

2025-10-02 05:00:38 CEST

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Not sure if itll work for your problem, but I would routinely get “no route “ error on lightning invoice without an amount. After adding a requested amount the same path would succeed.

2025-10-02 04:58:26 CEST

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The left’s implosion is glorious

2025-10-01 00:31:40 CEST

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$22 trillion is the quoted number.
$108 trillion has actually already been printed. That’s the difference between CPI and the Home Alone index.

2025-09-30 14:29:17 CEST

@calle is filtering replies on X.
lol

2025-09-27 19:09:03 CEST

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So take it to its logical conclusion, ask Montel since his words offend a follower or family member of CK, would an assassin that ends Montels life be justified?

2025-09-27 04:37:14 CEST

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He thinks it’s funny that *Rogan* is “inciting violence.”
Yes, the conservative icon *Joe Rogan*.
This is how far the left has shifted.

2025-09-26 04:36:31 CEST

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this is a good option.
But according to Core you’re a “filteroor” still.

2025-09-25 17:28:53 CEST

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*war secretary

2025-09-25 17:26:11 CEST

@callebtc on twitter, but not on nostr:
https://x.com/callebtc/status/1971162531545977026?s=46
Also @nprofile…5as6 , unironically in the same tweet reply stream:
https://x.com/callebtc/status/1971165127811661836?s=46
So is my choice of running a different bitcoin node variety “the end of bitcoin’s censorship resistance,” or does my mempool “not matter”?

2025-09-23 00:03:47 CEST

Wen @calle start to dump on users who choose fedimint instead of cashu?

2025-09-19 02:16:32 CEST

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Charlie Kirk’s *assassination* killed the vibe.
The crazy people are getting desperate.

2025-09-18 19:03:51 CEST

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I approve of the “private companies” *definitely not violating his 1A rights* by any and all means necessary.
I guess he just *Found out.*

2025-09-18 18:42:47 CEST

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That’s my first thought.
I wasn’t on the *Israel did it* wagon until they denied doing it.

2025-09-18 18:25:34 CEST

The left had control of the narrative until Elons hostile takeover of twitter.
The twitter files beget mea culpas from tech titans and sunshine on the abuse of power from government.
Now the whipsaw effect of the suppression of *anything other than far left narrative engineering* for an entire generation is coming to a head.
Sorry not sorry to the liberal screechers. You owe the moderates, the old school liberals, and the entire right wing a huge apology that I realize will never come.
The narrative is not in your hands any more. It only gets more violent when the wealthy liberal power players who used to have control realize their grip slipping away.
I fear we have only begun the rocky road toward a non-leftwing narrative driven society.

2025-09-17 06:16:23 CEST

https://x.com/curtishouck/status/1968142189436739606?s=46
Wherein Montel justifies killing someone who disrespects your relationship.
I don’t think they hear what they’re saying. They must think we’re real dumb.

2025-09-16 23:56:10 CEST

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never mind these actual bad things leftists do, just wait for all the bad things the “far right” will do.
Both sides is a farce. The left is full of lunacy.

2025-09-16 23:12:26 CEST

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Occams razor: he was killed because furry and friends were offended and considered him “fascist”

2025-09-16 23:10:13 CEST

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So it was a legit question. And there are laws that apply where “they” will be able to restrict speech even on here. Maybe not successfully, but they will try.
We don’t matter rn, but maybe someday we’ll be big enough where England will require us to age verify.

2025-09-16 16:08:21 CEST

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lol no, that’s the beginning of FDR and all the socialist policies

2025-09-16 15:34:22 CEST

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wtf happened in 1933?

2025-09-16 15:32:21 CEST

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All true statements, but add “don’t shoot people for words you don’t like” could also be added after “watch your mouth” advice.

2025-09-16 15:13:13 CEST

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I agree running away from the radical lunatics is the best plan for your party, and also, with Trump support of the mainstream 80/20 issues I see no hope of that happening.
TDS is the cancer that will forever destroy the liberals.
If his face enrages you, “you” are the problem and will self-destruct continually.

2025-09-14 17:30:00 CEST

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Imagine he actually said all the worst possible things you think he said, and he meant it.
Does he deserve to be assassinated for those words? Are you the judge jury and executioner?
Now turn it around and give that power to someone who disagrees with you.
You only see your viewpoint. Open your mind.

2025-09-14 06:42:37 CEST

Massive fail of bitchat experiment today.
Attended an event with 100,000 of my closest friends, which usually causes cell service to choke, and it did.
So I preloaded 4 contacts into bitchat and wanted to use it as a backup, but still never had any in the mesh network.
One contact standing next to me was even spotty.
If 50 people in the event had the app it would probably have worked, but it’s still useless for its major use case at this point.

2025-09-14 05:51:26 CEST

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Sorry not gonna hold back. Not your choice.

2025-09-14 05:50:02 CEST

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This won’t age well.
It’s already hideously ignorant.

2025-09-14 05:24:28 CEST

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Your list of demands is long.
Maybe this punk will get a fair trial and the DOJ doesn’t care about your “requirements.”

2025-09-14 04:39:31 CEST

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If he pulled the trigger, firing squad.
If he had help, let’s see what the help provided. I’m all for prosecuting them to the “deterrent” level as well.

2025-09-14 04:36:23 CEST

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Sounds like you’re set up for not liking their proof no matter what it is.
If guilty, I hope he gets the firing squad.

2025-09-11 20:20:04 CEST

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There is already a law against every action that generates “gun control” demands.
Best case for promoting 2A was when the liberal lawmakers cried out that the people of Kiev needed us to send them weapons to defend themselves.

2025-09-11 18:12:02 CEST

@calle posting about US laws..
We fought a war so we didn’t have to take orders from European wannabes.

2025-09-11 17:45:53 CEST

Let’s rip the mask off.
If you support core’s position and blast knots node ops, would you rather I:
1. Run knots
2. Shut down my node

2025-09-11 02:16:29 CEST

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Yes, this seems to be the beginning of an ominous time.
Especially with the left’s reaction.

2025-09-11 01:00:50 CEST

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So if 100% of the non-miner nodes use knots, and all the miners use core then there’s no censorship concerns, right?
So why are the core apologists berating me for my choice of software? They should only be convincing the miners to run core, since that’s all that matters

2025-09-10 22:49:14 CEST

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But then why does the filter “for my own local mempool” have any effect on mining? Even if it’s 100% of the nodes? How is that possible? This is a logical dead end for you.

2025-09-10 18:34:17 CEST

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1. Then why, to your original point, do “enough people need to run core to keep people from censoring transactions “?
This is not logical.

2025-09-10 17:59:32 CEST

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Two things:
1. “Those transactions will still reach miners” - isn’t this the crux of the argument? That filters don’t work and they can be “routed around”, so if 0 users update to core 30 and/or run knots, the transactions will still get through?
2. Are core v29 users “motivated by their desire to censor transactions “?
Because they (and v28, v27, etc) just maintain the current “filters.”

2025-09-10 17:33:48 CEST

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So if I run core I keep a knots operator from censoring transactions?
This sounds like “I’m vaccinated but you need to get vaccinated or you’ll infect me!”
You’re gonna have to explain.

2025-09-10 17:30:55 CEST

Framing:
Factual list of events:
1. Trump does a thing.
2. Court says it’s illegal.
3. Supreme Court overturns lower court.
Is this:
A. Politically motivated TDS judges spanked and it was legal all along, deal with it.
Or
B. Political Supreme Court aiding the evil destruction of democracy by this autocratic regime.
When it’s distilled down to the factual list of events it turns into just another boring day.
When you spin it with your political bias, now you get clicks and engagement and rage!

2025-09-10 15:46:40 CEST

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It definitely won’t.
As core slips down the list of node software not many people will even know when core 31 is released.
It’s just software that people can run, or they can run the other guys.

2025-09-09 14:01:24 CEST

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Looks like your filter worked to censor me.
I could probably pay someone off of nostr to get you a message to rout around your filter, but I don’t think it’s worth it economically, so I’ll just leave you to it.

2025-09-09 06:17:20 CEST

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Run what you want, but run away from people telling you you’re dumb for running a specific client.

2025-09-09 05:10:11 CEST

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Agree it’s horrible.
There’s 10 people on an island (that’s the whole economy), 1 central banker who makes the shells (currency) and 3 private bankers.
There’s 50 shells in existence but they have fractional reserve with 0% reserve requirements, and the central shell creator is the creator of last resort.
Each banker loans out 50 shells for housing. Now there’s 200 shells in the economy but only 50 actual shells. If the three customers are hard workers and high earners it’s not *possible* for them to earn enough to pay back their loans, cuz there’s not enough physical shells.
It’s easy to think that in the real world the problem is solved because it’s just numbers on a screen, but the only one that can add zeros in the end is the fed. If the bank could do it, then there’d never be an insolvent bank.

2025-09-09 02:37:54 CEST

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Issuing loans is their business. They can’t just print to cover their payroll, like the central bank, or to create a welfare system, like a congressman.

2025-09-08 22:05:29 CEST

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Problem stater.
As you say there’s nothing you can do but… blame the podcasters?
Whoever wants bitcoin should (and obv can) be able to freely obtain it. Even your sworn enemy.
Everything should be done to *increase* the ability to obtain it. Especially paper bitcoin holders (ETFs). The key holders actually have some value not an IOU and there’s a decent chance Saylor has to hand over the bitcoin to the government one day anyway. So that just makes me stronger.

2025-09-08 15:49:26 CEST

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I https://nostr.pailakapo.com/d96dbfc4e3bef5ff31c64fe2669721fd6d38f3414eba6b835a23c6ce10616419.png @nprofile…l2yj here's the chart in gold

2025-09-08 04:00:24 CEST

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It only raising the limit, but *removing the ability to change it at all*
They chose “our way or the highway” and are gaslighting the people who chose the latter

2025-09-08 00:39:15 CEST

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They’re not freedom fighters, they write code.
Just shut up and code.
If their choices cause their software to not be used, another free market competitor will be used.
Just do better and stop whining.

2025-09-07 22:29:35 CEST

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No crisis management needed. Just change course and eventually they’ll restore confidence. The lack of “management “ is why this could happen and also why they’re in this “crisis”

2025-09-07 03:46:27 CEST

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Jamie Dimon can’t print money, but he has influence on who can.
I think it’s Political / Central Bankers, to be slightly more precise.
I think there’s momentum to minimizing the FED which is the first step of eliminating it.
Trump ends the FED and eliminates taxes I think I’d call that a success.

2025-09-07 03:43:39 CEST

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Taxes, and who wants to spend/replace when you can just spend the Monopoly money.

2025-09-06 23:18:39 CEST

I don’t know who needs to hear this but if you want me to use a specific version of bitcoin don’t berate me and tell me all the reasons why using the other one is stupid.
Ask yourself why you care so much which version I use.

2025-09-06 22:47:06 CEST

I’m becoming more confident every day that core has bad actors influencing their path.
That’s ok, it’s open source and @calle has no influence on which software I run.

2025-09-06 22:31:17 CEST

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This thing they did that was not illegal is a slippery slope to all the other illegal things they won’t do.
The trope is stale.

2025-09-06 22:29:03 CEST

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I wonder what she tells people about that ball. It seems real important to her, but to brag about “getting” a ball at the game.
She’s a lowlife scum and should be rolled.

2025-09-06 22:27:20 CEST

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This country is getting stronger every day of this admin.
Pearl clutching has resulted in TDS judges getting overruled at nearly every turn.
Deal with it. Or not. W/E

2025-09-06 18:23:35 CEST

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@nprofile…4rtx can you read this? Is your filter stopping my spam?
Why are you censoring me!?

2025-09-06 18:22:29 CEST

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This will be a good test to see if filters work!

2025-09-06 06:24:40 CEST

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This is the way the core devs treat non-devs.
I’m not “important” cuz I don’t code.
My opinion hurts his feelings. If the fed was gonna infiltrate, he would be pushing centralization (check) and would be positioned as a hero for privacy (check).
Like I said, sus.

2025-09-05 21:49:30 CEST

@nprofile…l46s ‘s obtuse position on filters puts his great work on cashu and bitchat in the sus bucket for me.
He’s more likely to be a fed.

2025-09-04 17:24:27 CEST

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If you read the note I replied to, that you signed, there’s a question mark at the end. I answered that question.
You have another question mark here, so maybe your keys are messed up?

2025-09-04 17:22:27 CEST

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“true cypherpunk” until he decrees that running anything other than core is dangerous for bitcoin.
The cypherpunks woulda been for “decentralization” of nodes.

2025-09-04 17:00:46 CEST

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I’m not Orwellian enough to try to tell you which node to run.
Knock yourself out.

2025-09-02 17:28:49 CEST

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Woke died when Kamala got trounced.
Your feeble attempt at reviving the culture will fail.

2025-09-02 06:23:22 CEST

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Make sure @nprofile…hr9q et al approve *which* node software you run tho

2025-09-02 00:39:52 CEST

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Nice try fed. Projection is y’all’s MO

2025-09-01 22:06:49 CEST

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Down in bitcoin terms

2025-08-28 07:09:49 CEST

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Agree on Dorsey, def a clown.
Mallers is a lib, regardless of what he says, and his views are clownish, but strike allows bank to Zeus self custody within minutes. That’s a market need, imo.

2025-08-28 07:06:35 CEST

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Nah, we need strike to be kyc until the BSA is repealed.
You think non-kyc exchange would work, try to compete.

2025-08-23 18:02:55 CEST

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He seems triggered that someone would run a different version of btc than core.
Ok, you like core. Can other versions exist, or is that some kind of threat to you?