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2026-03-13 22:27:23 UTC

Social Design Framework
The Social Design Framework for platform entrepreneurs captures the key elements of any platform. Updated in a more actionable version by the initiative working group led by Martin Sønderlev during Rebuild 1. The framework is a continuation of work by early pioneers such as Jyri Engeström, Matt Webb and Jack Schulze, formalised in academia by Kietzmann, Hermkens, McCarthy & Silvestre.
Source: Rebuild https://www.rebuild.net/tools/
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2026-03-13 17:38:12 UTC

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2026-03-13 15:09:32 UTC

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Yes! In every borough, every city 💪

2026-03-13 14:32:38 UTC

🚨 National Day of action 🚨
🛑 Stop Bombing Iran - Hands off Lebanon – Free Palestine
We're calling on local groups and activists who aren't able to join the march in London on Saturday to organise or join local actions
🗓️ 21 March
📍 Cities, towns, communities
#StopBombingIran #StopArmingIsrael #StopTrumpsWars
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2026-03-13 13:49:39 UTC

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Episode 8, The Great Financial Hijrah, serves as a fitting and inspiring finale to the Riba Resistance Podcast’s first season. It reframes the conversation around Bitcoin from mere economics into a deeply spiritual and communal journey. The hosts articulate a compelling vision: Muslims stepping away from fiat systems built on riba and moving toward a sound, ethical, and transparent monetary standard rooted in Islamic values.
🌙 A Moral and Spiritual Migration
The episode positions Bitcoin as more than a tool—it becomes a means of reclaiming dignity, sovereignty, and amanah. By linking monetary integrity to iman, family stability, and community resilience, the hosts elevate the discussion beyond finance. This framing resonates strongly with listeners who see riba not just as a technical issue but as a spiritual hazard.
🧭 Practical, Actionable Guidance
One of the episode’s strengths is its grounded practicality. The hosts outline clear steps Muslims can begin immediately:
- Stacking sats consistently, even in small amounts
- Eliminating interest-based debt as a form of purification
- Supporting small businesses and local economic ecosystems
- Building alternative communities that embody Islamic ethics
These steps make the “financial hijrah” feel achievable rather than abstract.
🤝 Community as the Engine of Change
A standout theme is the call to create Majlis-style learning circles—small, supportive groups where Muslims teach one another, share experiences, and grow in financial literacy. This decentralised, grassroots model mirrors both Islamic tradition and Bitcoin’s ethos. It’s a refreshing contrast to top-down financial institutions.
🔚 A Season Finale with Purpose
The episode closes with a reminder that knowledge without action is incomplete. This final message ties the entire season together: understanding riba, learning about Bitcoin, and exploring alternatives only matter if they lead to real transformation in our lives and communities.
🎧 Overall Impression
Episode 8 is a thoughtful, motivating, and spiritually grounded conclusion. It leaves listeners with clarity, conviction, and a sense of responsibility—not just to adopt Bitcoin, but to become educators and catalysts for ethical financial change within the Muslim ummah.
Fountain FM: https://fountain.fm/episode/RYWRMbwGg6KWGSJEaFFq
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2By4GHWMXMjNtRBiaBxZHi
Nostr: https://yakihonne.com/note/
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2026-03-12 00:41:10 UTC

Saturday 28 March. Together for Palestine 🇵🇸
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2026-03-11 22:49:14 UTC

“O Son of Adam, you are nothing but a number of days. Whenever each day passes, then a part of you has gone.”
— Al-Hasan Al-Basri
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2026-03-11 02:47:40 UTC

Alhamdulillah — two important resources for the My Legacy project are now published and open for everyone to benefit from.
📘 Quick Start Guide
A simple, step‑by‑step introduction to creating your Islamic will using MyLegacyWills.com.
📚 Faraid Calculation Methodology
A transparent breakdown of the evidences, rules, and computational approach behind the Faraid engine — fully sourced and open for review.
Both are available on GitHub for the community to read, verify, and build upon:
QUICKSTART.md
https://github.com/amisatoshi/mylegacy/blob/main/QUICKSTART.md
FARAID_METHODOLOGY.md
https://github.com/amisatoshi/mylegacy/blob/main/FARAID_METHODOLOGY.md
Open knowledge. Open tools. Stronger families.
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2026-03-09 23:51:30 UTC

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Thank you!

2026-03-09 22:30:00 UTC

MY LEGACY - WILLS AND ESTATE PLANNER
I've updated the website with a new landing page for the official beta version of the My Legacy app, with buttons to launch the free app and also link to the source code, which is available open source. I have a couple of minor updates and bug fixes to complete and deploy. After that, I'm going to collect and collate feedback before the next update, insha'Allah.
https://www.mylegacywills.com/
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2026-03-08 14:38:13 UTC

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Work in progress....
https://github.com/amisatoshi/zapgate

2026-03-08 14:12:37 UTC

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Hi there, thanks for your comment/question. I started working on this project several years ago. It kind of stalled for a while, until recently I picked it up again. The main thing I wanted to do was a secure, self-service app that doesn't require sending your personal data to third parties.

2026-03-08 05:58:20 UTC

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GitHub repo:
https://github.com/amisatoshi/mylegacy
Beta release updates coming soon.

2026-03-06 08:48:32 UTC

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RIBA RESISTANCE - EPISODE 7: TEACHING OUR KIDS ABOUT BITCOIN
Being interviewed by @nprofile…3yhl and @nprofile…pdnj on the Riba Resistance podcast was one of the most meaningful conversations I’ve had about why teaching our children sound money principles is no longer optional—it’s essential.
I shared the journey behind Bitcoin Is Halal and why I wrote it as a bridge between Islamic ethics, financial literacy, and the world our kids are inheriting. We explored how to explain concepts like inflation, Riba, and Bitcoin to young minds in ways that are simple, engaging, and spiritually grounded.
We also went deeper into the challenges families face today:
- the rise of digital IDs and AI‑driven systems,
- the erosion of privacy and autonomy,
- and how Muslim parents can raise children who are financially aware, critically thinking, and anchored in their values.
For me, this episode was ultimately about empowerment—giving families tools to recognise economic injustice, navigate a rapidly changing world, and build resilience rooted in faith and sovereignty.
Grateful to @nprofile…sygv for creating a space where these conversations can happen with clarity, sincerity, and purpose.
Fountain FM: https://fountain.fm/episode/LOGO48KU0At8FGY5yoBy
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/74OIfnJfo1scGPd8l0w3wU
Nostr: https://yakihonne.com/note/
Sponsored charity: Please support @nprofile…hqnf, https://www.orphans-of-uganda.org/ (Zakat accepted)
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2026-03-05 23:36:49 UTC

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Sponsored charity: Please support Orphans of Uganda, https://www.orphans-of-uganda.org/
@nprofile…hqnf @nprofile…gjud

2026-03-05 21:59:43 UTC

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2026-03-05 01:29:48 UTC

My Legacy — Islamic Estate Planner
Plan with purpose. Leave with peace.
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ
Death is a certainty. What we leave behind is an amanah. My Legacy is a private, encrypted, offline-first app that helps Muslim families create Shariah-compliant Wills and calculate correct Faraid inheritance shares — for the whole family, in one secure place.
No subscriptions. No cloud. No data ever leaves your device.
🔐 AES-256 Encrypted — Password-protected. Bank-grade security. Your data stays on your device.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Whole Family Profiles*l — Separate Wills and estate calculations for every family member.
📜 Islamic Will Creator — Step-by-step guidance covering funeral wishes, obligations (Hajj, Zakah, Kaffarah), Executors, Guardians, Wasiyyah, Waqf, and witness signatures. Prints a formatted legal document.
⚖️ Faraid Calculator*l — Classical Sunni fiqh across all four madhabs. Charts, breakdowns, and a printable inheritance report.
💾 Encrypted Backup — Export and restore your data across devices. No cloud account needed.
📱 Works Everywhere — Browser-based, offline-capable, installable on any device.
A planning tool to help you fulfil your obligations. For binding legal advice, consult a solicitor. For fiqh validation, consult a qualified Mufti.
Available for FREE on GitHub soon, insha'Allah.
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2026-03-03 00:35:26 UTC

Hansen Malau has created a brilliant, age‑appropriate introduction to money and Bitcoin for young children. My First Money & Bitcoin Coloring Book turns big concepts—barter, shells, gold, paper money, blockchain, and Bitcoin—into simple, joyful illustrations that kids can colour, draw, and make their own. With 42+ pages covering 21 money topics and 21 Bitcoin topics, it gently builds financial literacy in a way that feels like play.
I especially love how the book includes creative prompts, a parent guide, and conversation starters for different age groups. It’s thoughtful, accessible, and genuinely useful for families who want to raise financially aware kids without overwhelming them.
If your children are younger than the audience for Bitcoin Is Halal, this is a perfect starting point. Hansen—who translated Bitcoin Is Halal into Bahasa Indonesia—has crafted something lighter, friendlier, and beautifully suited for ages 4–8. A wonderful gift for curious kids and a great tool for parents beginning the money conversation at home.
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2026-03-01 01:23:07 UTC

One of my latest side projects is a native Lightning payments on Nostr.
⚡ ZapGate
Nostr Zap Content Paywall
🔐Unlock digital contentwith sats
📡Self-Sovereign
No platform, no fees, no middlemen
You can use ZapGate to sell and purchase digital content using Bitcoin Lightning payments over the Nostr protocol.
👀 What Is ZapGate?
ZapGate is a self-hosted, single-file web application that puts digital content downloads behind a Lightning Network zap paywall. It uses the Nostr protocol (specifically NIP-57 zap receipts and NIP-99 classified listings) so that content listings are censorship-resistant and payments are natively Bitcoin.
Creators publish files, eBooks, courses, code, and any digital content with a sats price. Buyers pay via Lightning and receive instant access — no accounts, no platform cuts, no KYC.
See attached image for Architecture Overview and screenshots. I'll upload on GitHub soon. Just fixing a few things as it's still a bit flaky.
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2026-02-27 00:20:15 UTC

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Not yet, will check it out. Thanks for the recommendation! 👍

2026-02-26 12:21:48 UTC

Vibe coded a customisable Dhikr & Wird app using Claude 4.6
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2026-02-24 16:41:20 UTC

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Many people feel like they’re working harder just to stay in the same place — watching savings lose value, navigating debt-based systems, and trying to build stability on foundations that don’t align with their values.
This is the challenge of the modern fiat system: inflation, riba-based debt, and centralised control.
But there is another path.
A path built on sound money, transparency, and long‑term stewardship.
I’m excited to share Living Ethically and Strategically on the Bitcoin Standard — a practical guide for individuals, families, and small businesses who want to align their financial lives with their ethical and spiritual principles.
The guide explores a cohesive framework for:
- Personal Finance: Moving away from riba-based debt, building sovereign savings, and planning for education and property.
- Family & Legacy: Retirement planning, digital inheritance, and saving for major life goals like Hajj — without compromising values.
- Business Strategy: Using Bitcoin as a treasury asset and accepting payments on an open, global network you control.
This isn’t just financial education — it’s an invitation to shift from short-term survival to long-term sovereignty.
If you’re seeking a more resilient, principled, and future-proof way to build wealth, this guide is for you.
Links to PDFs below. Let’s build forward.
English: https://www.blockchainology.co.uk/downloads/Living%20on%20a%20Bitcoin%20Standard%20(English).pdf
Arabic: https://www.blockchainology.co.uk/downloads/Living%20on%20a%20Bitcoin%20Standard%20(Arabic).pdf
Original Nostr post: https://jumble.social/notes/
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2026-02-23 23:48:46 UTC

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Worried about teaching your family sound money?
Meet Bitcoin is Halal — a debt‑free, riba‑free adventure for kids.
Discover how Bitcoin’s scarcity, transparency, and real ownership align with Islamic values.
Adam & Layla discover digital gold.
www.AshikUsmanBooks.com
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2026-02-23 01:09:23 UTC

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BarakAllah feek akhi

2026-02-23 00:47:02 UTC

🌿 In the Shade of the Qur’an — Volume 1, sections 18-20:
Context: Sayyid Qutb (1906–1966) was an Egyptian writer, educator, and one of the most influential Qur’anic commentators of the 20th century. His multi‑volume tafsīr, Fī Ẓilāl al‑Qur’ān, is not a technical or linguistic commentary but a *living*, experiential engagement with the Qur’an. Qutb wrote with moral urgency, social critique, and a deep sense of the Qur’an as a guide for building a just, God‑centred society.
His commentary shaped Islamic thought globally—especially around themes of social justice, economic ethics, human dignity, and the moral foundations of community life.
📘 Summary of Sections 18–20 (Volume 1)
These sections appear in Qutb’s commentary on Sūrat al‑Baqarah, where the Qur’an lays down foundational principles for a just economic and social order.
18. An Islamic Model of Social Security
Core Idea
Qutb argues that Islam establishes a holistic, morally grounded system of social welfare—one that protects the vulnerable while cultivating spiritual refinement in the giver.
Key Themes
• Ethics of Islamic Charity
Charity (ṣadaqah, zakāh) is not a mere financial transaction. It is an act of worship that purifies wealth and the soul. Qutb stresses that Islamic charity is:
- Voluntary in spirit, even when obligatory in law
- Rooted in compassion, not condescension
- A means of strengthening community bonds
• Charity Coupled with Good Manners
Giving must be accompanied by:
- Kindness
- Respect
- No reminders of generosity
- No emotional harm to the recipient
The Qur’an condemns charity that humiliates or injures.
• Giving Away the Best
Qutb highlights the Qur’anic principle that believers should give from what they love, not what they discard. This builds sincerity and detaches the heart from greed.
• Charity Benefits the Charitable
The giver benefits spiritually, morally, and socially. Charity is a path to:
- Purification
- Inner peace
- Divine reward
• A Perfectly Integrated System
Islamic social security is not a patchwork of policies—it is a comprehensive moral economy:
- Zakāh
- Voluntary charity
- Family responsibility
- Community solidarity
- State oversight
Together, they create a society where no one is abandoned.
19. The Evil of Usury (Ribā)
Core Idea
Qutb presents ribā as a moral, social, and spiritual corruption—not merely an economic issue. He treats the Qur’anic prohibition as a declaration of war against injustice.
Key Themes
• The Horrific Image of Usury
Qutb emphasises the Qur’an’s vivid imagery: usurers “stand like those driven mad by Satan.”
This symbolises:
- Moral distortion
- Spiritual blindness
- Social exploitation
• Divine Admonition Remains Unheeded
Despite clear warnings, societies persist in usury. Qutb critiques modern financial systems for normalising exploitation and widening inequality.
• In Perfect Contrast with Usurers
Islam contrasts:
- Usurers, who profit without risk
- Charitable believers, who give without expecting return
This contrast reveals two moral economies:
- One built on greed
- One built on compassion
• Total War Against the Usurers
Qutb highlights the Qur’anic phrase:
“If you do not desist, then be informed of war from God and His Messenger.”
He interprets this as:
- A declaration of absolute moral opposition
- A sign that ribā destroys the fabric of society
- A warning that no just order can coexist with usury
• Kind Treatment of Insolvent Debtors
Islam protects debtors:
- No pressure
- No humiliation
- No interest
- Encouragement to forgive debts entirely
This is the opposite of usurious systems that prey on the vulnerable.
20. Safeguards for Financial Transactions
Core Idea
Islamic law establishes meticulous procedures to ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability in financial dealings.
Key Themes
• Loan Arrangement and Documentation
Qutb explains the Qur’anic command to:
- Write down debts
- Specify terms
- Use witnesses
- Appoint scribes
This is not bureaucracy—it is protection:
- Preventing disputes
- Protecting the weak
- Ensuring clarity
Islamic finance is built on trust plus documentation.
• Where Ultimate Authority Lies
Qutb concludes by reminding readers that:
- All contracts operate under God’s authority
- Ethical conduct is not optional
- The believer is accountable before God
This spiritual dimension ensures that economic life remains moral, humane, and socially responsible.
🌙 In Essence
Sections 18–20 form a coherent trilogy:
Section 18; Theme: Social security; Purpose: Build compassion and community welfare.
Section 19; Theme: Prohibition of usury; Purpose: Eliminate exploitation and injustice.
Section 20; Theme: Financial safeguards; Purpose: Ensure fairness and transparency.
Together, they outline an Islamic economic ethic rooted in:
- Justice
- Mercy
- Responsibility
- Human dignity
- Divine accountability
Qutb’s commentary frames these not as technical rules but as pillars of a moral civilization.
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2026-02-22 16:28:06 UTC

The devil saw me with my head down and my hands up and thought he'd won. Until I said ameen.
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2026-02-20 23:11:13 UTC

Worried about teaching your family about money in today's world?
What if there was a way to explore debt-free, riba-free, sound money principles with your kids?
Introducing "Bitcoin is Halal".
Discover how Bitcoin, as digital gold, aligns with core Islamic values.
No riba, sound money through scarcity, full transparency and true property rights.
Educate your family on crucial financial concepts through a fun, faith-filled adventure.
Bitcoin is Halal. Adam and Layla Discover Digital Gold.
Available now from www.AshikUsmanBooks.com.
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2026-02-08 10:47:20 UTC

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2026-02-06 14:31:53 UTC

Riba Resistance — Part 3 is out!
Part 3 hits harder than the earlier episodes because it stops talking about the system and starts exposing how it actually extracts value from ordinary people. The hosts break down the mechanics of fiat inflation as a structural form of riba — not an accident, not mismanagement, but a feature.
What makes this episode powerful is how clearly it connects the dots:
- Money printing = time theft
- Inflation = silent taxation without consent
- Debt-based money = engineered dependence
The conversation also highlights how Muslim communities, young families, and anyone trying to build generational stability are disproportionately harmed. It’s not doom-and-gloom — it’s a wake-up call. The episode pushes listeners toward sovereignty: learning, opting out, and building parallel systems rooted in ethics rather than exploitation.
If Parts 1 and 2 set the stage, Part 3 is where the mask comes off.
Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/tCr6Abzl37FZP7NiSKoc
Podsystems: https://podsystems.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/RR_ep3_FINAL.mp3
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2026-02-05 22:04:00 UTC

Thursday Carnivory...
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2026-01-31 16:32:35 UTC

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Episode 2 of Riba Resistance from @nprofile…sygv delivers a clear, accessible, and hard‑hitting explanation of what riba truly is, why Islam condemns it so severely, and how its harms show up in today’s fiat‑based financial system. It’s a foundational episode that sets the stage for understanding why Muslims seeking ethical, sovereign wealth must confront riba at its roots.
🎙️ Summary Review of Episode 2: “What is Riba and Why is it Haram?”
Core Theme:
The episode dismantles the common misconception that riba = interest, showing instead that riba is a system of unjust, exploitative gain that extracts wealth without effort, risk, or value creation. The hosts ground their explanation in Qur’anic verses and authentic Hadith, emphasising that riba is not just discouraged; it is one of the gravest moral violations in Islam.
Key Points Covered:
🔍 1. Defining Riba
- Goes beyond bank interest or usury.
- Encompasses any guaranteed, risk‑free gain at another’s expense.
- Framed as a structural injustice rather than a technical financial term.
📜 2. Scriptural Condemnation
- The Qur’an’s warnings against riba are among the strongest in the entire text.
- Hadith reinforce that riba corrodes societies and spiritual well‑being.
- The episode highlights how riba is treated as a moral, social, and spiritual corruption, not merely a financial misstep.
🧠 3. Wisdom Behind the Prohibition
The hosts explore the multilayered harms of riba:
- Social: Entrenches inequality and traps vulnerable people in cycles of dependency.
- Economic: Incentivises debt‑driven growth and wealth extraction.
- Spiritual: Normalises greed, detachment from real value, and exploitation.
💸 4. Riba in Modern Fiat Systems
The episode begins connecting classical Islamic teachings to today’s world:
- Modern fiat money is described as deeply intertwined with riba, debt creation, and inflationary pressure.
- This sets up future episodes that will explore alternatives and solutions.
🎧 Overall Impression
Episode 2 is a strong, foundational installment; clear enough for beginners, yet rich enough for those already familiar with Islamic finance. It frames riba not as a technical rule but as a civilisational issue, preparing listeners for the podcast’s broader mission: empowering Muslims to build ethical, sovereign financial lives.
Nostr: https://yakihonne.com/note/
Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/IxjYEKt4AkSseng8pFza
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6FCJQKH3l0lroF0rCT1bIy
#RibaResistance
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2026-01-27 23:16:38 UTC

Blockchainology - Digital Hijrah | Sovereignty Through Technology
https://www.blockchainology.co.uk/
We've rebranded the Blockchainology site. Will be adding updates in the coming weeks for an official rebrand launch in April, insha'Allah.
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2026-01-25 23:29:27 UTC

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What I also really enjoyed about this discuss was that @nprofile…dz72 mentions Falasteen 🇵🇸 at least twice and even @nprofile…tkhj mentions it around the hour-13 mark. Simon brings up the Golden Age of Islam while most of Europe was going through its Dark Ages.
And that the 'Invisible Hand' was traditionally meant and referred to as God. Both are truly amazing gentlemen, and I think the middle path between both their views is probably where the balance lies, from a pragmatic lens.

2026-01-25 02:26:28 UTC

A sharp, idea‑dense conversation where Simon Dixon and Jeff Booth lay out two contrasting but ultimately complementary visions of how Bitcoin collides with today’s debt‑driven financial system. The discussion is energetic, philosophical, and grounded in macro‑economic realities; well worth your time if you follow Bitcoin, systemic risk, or the future of money.
Review of the @nprofile…dz72 × @nprofile…tkhj Discussion
🎯 Overall Impression
The conversation is a clash of frameworks rather than a debate. Dixon approaches Bitcoin through the lens of banking, systemic fragility, and regulatory capture, while Booth frames it through technology, deflation, and exponential change. The result is a rich, multi‑layered dialogue that helps listeners understand why Bitcoin matters from two very different vantage points.
Both speakers are wonderfully articulate, confident, and deeply experienced. The tone remains respectful even when their emphases diverge.
🔍 Key Themes & Insights
1. Debt-Based System vs. Deflationary Technology
- Booth argues that technological deflation is inevitable and unstoppable. Technology reduces costs, increases abundance, and exposes the incompatibility of a debt‑based monetary system with exponential innovation.
- Dixon agrees on the systemic fragility but focuses more on how the current financial architecture - fractional reserve banking, bailouts, and regulatory incentives - locks society into perpetual debt expansion.
Why it matters:
Booth explains why the system must break; Dixon explains where it breaks first.
2. Bitcoin as a Parallel System
- Booth frames Bitcoin as a “bridge” to a future of abundance—an opt‑in system that aligns with technological deflation.
- Dixon sees Bitcoin as a “lifeboat” that individuals can use to escape systemic collapse, especially as banks continue to socialise losses and privatise gains.
Contrast:
Booth is optimistic and future‑focused; Dixon is pragmatic and crisis‑focused.
3. Systemic Risk & Inevitable Failure Points
Dixon highlights:
- Bank insolvency cycles
- Regulatory capture
- The political impossibility of austerity
- The inevitability of more bailouts
Booth highlights:
- Exponential tech outpacing linear institutions
- The mathematical impossibility of sustaining debt growth
- The moral hazard embedded in fiat incentives
Together, they paint a picture of a system that cannot reform itself.
4. Human Incentives & Moral Dimensions
Both speakers converge on a key point:
The problem is not individuals; it’s the incentives.
- Booth emphasises how fiat money distorts truth and creates misaligned incentives.
- Dixon emphasises how those incentives manifest in banking behaviour, policy decisions, and crisis management.
5. Bitcoin Adoption Pathways
They explore:
- Grassroots adoption
- Institutional adoption
- Nation‑state adoption
- The role of education
- The role of crises
Dixon tends to see adoption accelerating during crises.
Booth sees adoption accelerating as people recognise Bitcoin as a superior system.
🧭 Strengths of the Discussion
✔ Two complementary worldviews
You get both macro‑economic and technological perspectives.
✔ Clear articulation of systemic problems
Both speakers explain why the current system is failing without resorting to hype.
✔ Deep experience
Dixon’s banking background and Booth’s tech background create a rare synthesis.
✔ High signal, low noise
The conversation avoids superficial talking points and dives into structural issues.
⚠️ Weaknesses or Gaps
▪ Limited focus on practical transition steps
They diagnose the system well but spend less time on how society navigates the messy middle.
▪ Heavy on theory
Listeners new to macro‑economics or Bitcoin may find parts dense.
▪ No strong disagreement
While they emphasise different angles, the conversation lacks real tension—more of a synthesis than a debate.
⭐ Final Verdict
A thoughtful, high‑signal conversation that blends macro‑economics, technology, and monetary theory into a coherent narrative about why Bitcoin matters now more than ever.
If you’re interested in the intersection of systemic risk and technological disruption, this discussion is essential viewing.
https://youtu.be/csSlVMT0ZZ0

2026-01-21 12:59:00 UTC

Bitcoin is halal.
Available in English, Bahasa Indonesia and Arabic.
For paperback: Amazon, Bukunesia, Lulu
For eBooks, please see Google Play books and Apple Book stores.
Audiobook edition coming soon!
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2026-01-15 23:17:02 UTC

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Yes, it's a very common issue. Some mosques do accept BTC, albeit via some third-party service, which converts it to fiat, and a very small number accept BTC directly in custody. It will take time and education, and possibly even a change of management committee, before they accept it more widely. It also depends on the jurisdiction.

2026-01-13 18:05:05 UTC

The Muslim Bitcoiners' journey...
What is Bitcoin?
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Is Bitcoin Halal?
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How do you buy bitcoin securely and privately?
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How do I self-custody bitcoin?
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Do I own more bitcoin this month than last month?
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2026-01-13 13:09:39 UTC

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2026-01-12 21:22:30 UTC

"The less of the World, the freer you live," - Umar ibn al-Khattab (Umar ibnul Khattab), reflecting his emphasis on asceticism, contentment, and detachment from worldly possessions for true freedom.
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2026-01-07 13:37:53 UTC

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We used to have these back in the days! (I think they still make them)
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2026-01-07 13:15:56 UTC

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What this analysis really highlights is how fragile our digital autonomy becomes when every layer of cyberspace - physical, logical, and cognitive - is increasingly absorbed into state power struggles and corporate empires. Once the infrastructure, the protocols, and even the interfaces that shape our perception are captured, the individual is no longer a participant in the network but a subject of it.
For those of us who value the freedom to operate outside centralised systems of control, this is the core issue. Whether it’s the Splinternet of states or the technofeudalism of corporate blocs, the pattern is the same: consolidation, enclosure, and the narrowing of human agency.
Decentralised networks, open protocols, and user‑controlled tools aren’t just technical preferences - they’re survival strategies. They’re how we maintain sovereignty at the edge, where individuals and small communities can still build, communicate, and organise without being folded into someone else’s geopolitical architecture.
If cyberspace has become the new arena of empire, then opting out of its centralised choke points is a form of self‑defence. It’s also a way to preserve the possibility of plural worlds, plural cultures, and plural futures.
Operating independently isn’t escapism. It’s a refusal to let our cognition, our data, or our social relationships become battlegrounds for powers we never consented to serve.
Allahu Alim.

2026-01-06 13:20:16 UTC

https://youtu.be/rZRN8Z9WN0s
@nprofile…dz72 on What Bitcoin Did @nprofile…q2rk
Highly recommended
“The System Is Rigged & Bitcoin Is The Exit"
🎙️ Summary of the Podcast Episode
Guest: Simon Dixon
Host: Danny Knowles (What Bitcoin Did)
Theme: Why the financial system is fundamentally broken — and why Bitcoin offers a credible exit.
🧩 1. The Core Argument: “The System Is Rigged”
Simon Dixon lays out a blunt thesis:
- The global financial system is structurally designed to benefit governments, central banks, and large financial institutions.
- Ordinary people are left exposed to inflation, debt traps, and systemic fragility.
- Bailouts, money printing, and fractional‑reserve banking create a cycle where risk is socialised and profits are privatised.
He argues that this isn’t a conspiracy — it’s simply how the incentives of the system are built.
₿ 2. Bitcoin as the Exit
Dixon explains why Bitcoin is the only credible alternative:
Key properties he highlights:
- Fixed supply → protects savings from inflation.
- Decentralisation → no central authority to manipulate monetary policy.
- Self‑custody → removes counterparty risk.
- Global accessibility → anyone can opt in.
He frames Bitcoin not as a get‑rich scheme, but as a parallel financial system that individuals can migrate to voluntarily.
🏦 3. Banking Crises & Lessons Learned
Drawing on his experience with:
- Banking failures
- Bailouts
- Regulatory capture
Dixon explains how crises are used to justify more centralisation and more control.
He argues that CBDCs (central bank digital currencies) will accelerate this trend.
Bitcoin, in contrast, offers:
- Transparency
- Predictability
- Personal sovereignty
🧭 4. Personal Responsibility & Education
A major theme is financial literacy.
Dixon stresses:
- People must learn how money works.
- They must understand custody, private keys, and risk.
- Bitcoin requires responsibility — but rewards it.
He also warns against:
- Scams
- Over‑leveraged trading
- Trusting custodians blindly
🌍 5. The Global Picture
He discusses:
- Hyperinflationary economies
- Capital controls
- How Bitcoin empowers people in unstable regions
- Why emerging markets may adopt Bitcoin faster than the West
🔮 6. The Future
Dixon predicts:
- More banking failures
- More government intervention
- More people opting out into Bitcoin
- A long transition where both systems coexist
He sees Bitcoin as a multi‑decade monetary revolution, not a quick flip.
📌 In Short
The episode argues that:
- The current financial system is inherently unfair.
- Bitcoin is a peaceful, voluntary alternative.
- Education and self‑custody are essential.
- The shift to a Bitcoin‑based world will be gradual but inevitable.

2026-01-04 01:56:15 UTC

'I wish it need not have happened in my time," said Frodo. "So do I," said Gandalf, "and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.'
- J.R.R. Tolkien, born on January 3, in 1892.
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2026-01-04 01:39:24 UTC

Ashigaru (足軽) were the peasant foot soldiers of feudal Japan, literally meaning "light foot," who formed the bulk of samurai armies, evolving from untrained levies into disciplined, professional troops using spears, bows, and firearms (arquebuses) by the 16th century, becoming crucial to warfare and sometimes even rising in status, exemplified by figures like Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Initially lightly armored and armed, they grew in importance as armies needed more men, developing into vital, well-equipped units crucial for large-scale conflicts and sieges.
https://ashigaru.rs/
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2025-12-31 22:06:59 UTC

BITCOIN HASHRATE ON NEW YEAR'S EVE 📈
⚠️ No public source provides exact Bitcoin hashrate values for every 31 December from 2008–2025.
The earliest reliable hashrate measurements only begin in 2009–2010, and even then they are estimates, because:
- Bitcoin launched in January 2009
- Hashrate was effectively 0 TH/s for much of 2009
- Historical daily hashrate data is only available from 2009 onward (YCharts)
- Blockchain dot com and BitInfoCharts provide long‑term charts but not exact daily values for early years.
📊 Bitcoin Hashrate on (or near) 31 December - 2008 to 2025
(Values are the best available estimates from historical charts and published data)
🔑 Year: Hashrate on/near 31 Dec - Notes
2008: 0 TH/s - Bitcoin not launched yet
2009: ~0–0.005 TH/s - CPU mining only; effectively zero
2010: ~0.01–0.1 TH/s - First measurable hashrate appears
2011: ~1–10 TH/s - GPU mining era
2012: ~20–30 TH/s - GPUs dominate; ASICs about to launch
2013: ~5–10 PH/s - ASIC explosion
2014: ~200–300 PH/s - Rapid ASIC growth
2015: ~0.4–0.6 EH/s - Network stabilising
2016: ~2–3 EH/s - Pre‑halving growth
2017: ~15–20 EH/s - Bull‑run mining boom
2018: ~40–50 EH/s - Post‑2017 expansion
2019: ~90–110 EH/s - Steady growth
2020: ~130–150 EH/s - COVID‑era mining
2021: ~175-201 EH/s - China mining ban recovery
2022: ~220-255 EH/s - US mining expansion
2023: ~450–500 EH/s - Industrial‑scale mining
2024: ~808 EH/s - Confirmed 31 Dec value
2025: ~900-1,000 EH/s (1 ZH/s) - Based on late‑2025 values
📌 Sources Used
- 2024 31‑Dec value: 808 EH/s from Binance citing HashrateIndex
- Early hashrate emergence (2009–2010): CoinLedger research
- Historical data availability back to 2009: YCharts
- Long‑term hashrate charts: Blockchain.com
- Late‑2025 hashrate values around 1,100 EH/s: StatMuse Money

2025-12-24 01:04:29 UTC

Lego Bitcoin Maxi!
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2025-12-17 23:06:16 UTC

“Half of life is lost in charming others. The other half is lost in going through anxieties caused by others. Leave this play. You have played enough.” - Rumi
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2025-12-13 16:34:54 UTC

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz0n8eygdp7o
#Bitcoin Fixes This.

2025-12-09 10:23:22 UTC

How Big Tech Feeds Israel's War Machine - Ibtihal Aboussad
https://youtu.be/ZJHGV3FUR_8

2025-12-07 23:54:51 UTC

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Everything is new when compared with the age of the Universe.

2025-12-07 01:58:46 UTC

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Why did the Bitcoiner go to therapy?
It had too many forked relationships.

2025-12-03 23:57:43 UTC

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The Faun on the cover reminds me of Mr Tumnus of Narnia.

2025-12-02 23:10:46 UTC

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I would personally refrain from discussing in public. I have much respect for him, as he is my friend and teacher and also 12 years my senior. I make dua for him, that in time, he will accept it.
It can be difficult to change a world view if someone has invested so much of their life in physical hard assets, such as gold and silver.. Oh, and: "Everyone Gets Bitcoin At The Price They Deserve".

2025-12-02 07:26:25 UTC

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It renders fine in keychat.
Not so on Primal and couldn't see it on Yakihonne