FreeYoda

Freedom, Bitcoin, finance, Government, taxes, I DON'T WANT TO BE ZAPPED !

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2026-07-19 21:09:34 CEST

It is holiday high season in Europe so many hostels tell me 'sorry full house' that means the hammock has to be in position while there is still light 🤣 https://npub1fp685rwn5pecyxu7edf49g9r8630tdm440srjvjq5psmtklg56lscnfr2h.blossom.band/18283b620a8e82f7bcad93e30da2596aecbc484400b9e7fb71448ccd5a6b40c7.jpg

2026-07-15 20:21:58 CEST

Life is about living, about learning new things, that comes with needed lessons to learn and mistakes maken ☺️
No damage done 😁
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2026-07-06 20:08:14 CEST

Albanië (Europe) is beautiful
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2026-07-05 16:47:49 CEST

Nature heals
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2026-06-29 21:15:07 CEST

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A feature of V30 I missed to be honest.
Where can I see that aura on-chain ?
😇

2026-06-29 17:53:12 CEST

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There is little profit to be made from that.
Producers of pesticides used the reduction of yield as convincing argument and that we are poisoning ourself is just a detail they rather not mention....

2026-06-28 19:30:39 CEST

That is fast....
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2026-06-28 18:36:58 CEST

The UK turning out to be a large version of that Epstein Island was not on my bingo card.....

2026-06-28 15:00:42 CEST

I still can't comprehend that they have succeeded in replacing money by a debt instrument.
Literally the opposite of money.
Now we are here I kind of understand most can't easily accept what it actually means.
Working for something that a few can print or create for free.
A note, or just a promise, that basically states a number of dollars, dollars meaning what exactly, that is a debt owned by an unidentified person or anything...
Once above sentence sinks in you start to wonder.
Why do we accept that as payment for our labor or exchange it for goods, well law demands you do.....
What does it mean if we are saving that stuff 🤯
It makes our every day world so inverted so detached from any reality and impossible to understand that for most real money becomes something they don't understand anymore and can't appreciate nor see it's true value....
That is what we are fighting..

2026-06-26 22:01:08 CEST

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I wish I had answers...
In the end only some are smart enough to understand what is the best on technological / implementation level.
And that is on the basis they have "freedom money" on their mind (and understand most implications) and not the many other "motivators 😇", and minds change over time or power or blackmail etc.....
If that was easy we would have no corrupt/distorted persons in any function with power wouldn't we 😶‍🌫️
I can only look at other places with power concentrations, goverments, organizations, multinationals, and literally get shivers at where we are and next where we are going 🤢
In my mind Bitcoin is one of our last hopes at some human freedom, and seeing what has, is, happening to core is not a surprise but still gut wrenching...

2026-06-26 21:10:40 CEST

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Amplified by those who benefit of course....

2026-06-26 21:09:09 CEST

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I think this is one of the things fiat seems to do........

2026-06-26 21:06:22 CEST

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I'm in no way a smart mind.
It took me some time to realize decentralized was THE main property in the Blocksize war. Looking back a "no brainer", at the time when I needed to reason about it on my own it wasn't easy.....
"Changing" the protocol has, and always will be, the biggest risk to Bitcoin from the inside.
I have no clue how to fix it else than thinking how to "freeze" the base layer ASAP...
My basic thinking:
As we can see now the forces to chance Bitcoin into something else than "freedom money" are so big we will lose that fight unless we make that fight impossible (freeze the base layer).

2026-06-26 18:53:35 CEST

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Finally some of the discussion I would like to see...
It will be the start to healing Bitcoin.
Keep it going !

2026-06-25 20:50:09 CEST

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That is the biggest risk to Bitcoin....... 🤯🤮

2026-06-21 22:15:31 CEST

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There is little energy left 😶‍🌫️

2026-06-21 11:33:13 CEST

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Rather scary that those who actually speak the truth, are fighting for the rights and interests of the generic people, are ALWAYS prosecuted and mostly disappear in jail (or worse) once they reach a big enough audience.
While some of the people who factually done tremendous harm to the generic people are enjoying extreme luxury often protected by governments, pardons, etc.

2026-06-21 11:04:00 CEST

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Things we need to resolve somehow...
It is bad enough we have so many (estimates differ widely but some 10% seems to be reality) sociopaths, narcissist and psychopaths among us.
But the fact we allow them to rise to the most powerfull position is simply devastating for society as a whole.
And the few who actually realize it can't do much to change that.
Just like the fiat system, governments, WHO, IMF, etc. once in place good luck to get rid of it 🤢🤮

2026-06-17 11:49:46 CEST

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Protecting the kids. . .
There are many reports about organized minor abuse in the UK and some of England's royal, and political figures are linked to Epstein but all that seems to be ok 🤔

2026-06-11 17:23:49 CEST

Once you realize the whole fiat system is based on using people's need for security and stability, BUT is just based on "trust us" and "everyone is doing this", the whole Bitcoin proposition is becoming insane interesting on that merit alone.......

2026-06-11 11:58:40 CEST

It is "interesting" to see how fast we "accepted" the language of the POTUS to use things like:
"Terminate a civilization."
"Bomb the shit out of them."
And so on 😬
Language does have a huge impact..
But it goes way deeper.
It should have been absolutely clear Biden had mental problems.
But somehow it was fully acceptable he was still POTUS.
I even personally had discussions with several people who would look me straight into the eyes and tell me he had a sharp mind, and would clearly become agitated if I would try to point out the opposite....
It was one of those things that needs time to sink in when those discussion happen to me...
Things like this make you realize how strong a believe can influence ones thoughts, even discard/false interpretation own observations..
And most of us have to admit we are not above making those mistakes ourself.
It's not easy but all of us should spend more time on verify and not just trust.
Perhaps especially if our own thoughts and views are concerned.
Since the biggest risks are not concerned about things we don't know, but about the things we are sure of but plain wrong nevertheless !

2026-06-10 18:10:08 CEST

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"Free will" is also interesting..
Mostly the "will" is completely absent 🤣

2026-06-10 11:03:29 CEST

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Thanks, I signed up for the news letter, next visit will have to join a meeting :0)

2026-06-10 10:53:18 CEST

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Hi there,
Trying to be/act retired myself, and thinking to move to Madeira.....
Would love to get in contact with locals, especially Bitcoiners 😊
Can't send you a private mail, some settings are not ok apparently 🤔
Just reach out of you like 🙏

2026-06-10 10:41:15 CEST

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It doesn't matter that much what motivates you to do some needed/healty exercises 😇
But fear that is rather intense isn't very healthy and usually blurs your decision taking 😉

2026-06-09 11:04:58 CEST

Everyone 'buys' Bitcoin at the price they deserve.
For most that will mean they have to work to be paid some Satoshi 🤷‍♂️

2026-06-08 22:19:30 CEST

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If Strategy fails he can always apply as president for the ECB I guess 😉

2026-06-08 19:43:34 CEST

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The not so fun part is when it actually happens to people.
They somehow always act surprised...
The Cyprus banking crisis 2012 and the banking crisis in Iceland, well just every time people where prohibited to take out their money.
I have explained and pointed hundreds of people to the bail in legislation already many years in place in Europe.
99.9% looks at you as if we will first colonize Mars before something like that could happen to them.....
And if it happens, government will bail them out..... sure that is what the legislation explicitly prevents from happening....
I wouldn't even mind if they would take it like a man and would realize it was very clear and they where warned....
But we know that won't happen, and many of them will not accept some did protect themselves and will just think that is unfair....

2026-06-08 11:57:49 CEST

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Covid was the final call to me.
I just gave up at any expectations on some critical thinking of the everage person.
I had some days I really had to sit down to just grasp what was factually happening and how people responded to that.
I just don't know what will set social unrest in motion.
If current taxation, inflation, and all other insane policies and scandals are not going to trigger it what will ?
Getting out and far away from big concentration of humans is mostly on my mind.

2026-06-07 21:22:11 CEST

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"Bitcoin is aesthetically beautiful Freedom Money."
That is for many a lot of reasons to hate it, be scared of it etc.....
It also should be the reasons for every pleb to embrace it with both hands.
Fascinating !

2026-06-07 13:18:06 CEST

Going on the Bitcoin Standard is NEVER bad.
But consider it more like starting to live and eat healthy.
If too much damage is done by a whole life of bad food, no sport, etc. What Bitcoin can do is probably limited......

2026-06-05 21:22:46 CEST

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I fully agree a lot is going on.
The dollar loosing ground is ongoing and will accelerate, but such huge moves are never only a one way.
What the exact implications for the US will be is hard to predict but a substantial lower level of general wealth seems inevitable.
The energy shocks from the Iran disruption are just starting.
Also what way the Iran vs Israel/US war is ending will have lasting effects on the Middle East and their relationships.
Next the Ukraine/Russia war must at some point go one way or the other.
I think I know the rough direction and also that will have consequences for previous relations and energy flows/prices.
I can only see Europe sink deeper away in what they have setup for themselves, it won't be pretty....
China and what they see as their naughty province will have some developments the coming years.
And there are way more things but I just hate typing.
And all that is without a total meltdown of fiat, that has to happen one day, or a big (nuclear war) that could well be triggered by that fiat meltdown but also have other triggers.
In short it won't be boring 😇

2026-06-05 17:49:58 CEST

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Let's hope it is just a 'normal' dip.
If the financial system starts to implode the Bitcoin price is most probably going to be one of our lesser concerns.

2026-06-05 15:56:06 CEST

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I never understood the reasoning.
Yes privacy, anonymity is important.
But not as important as other properties of Money.
If it makes things like checking total amount in circulation impossible, using it in every day life (buying a house, land, car and everything else a government is involved) impossible, it is a hard pass for me.
So I see some making these things possible as an upgrade to the original design, to end up with something that tries to resemble what Bitcoin already was...
Bitcoin and Lightning so far provide everything I need.
And sticks closest to the original decentralized nature Satishi envisioned.
When can we realize the world has a natural tendency to move to ONE kind of good money.
Bitcoin has proven to be the one.
Yes it can be better, so lets make that happen in favor of more of the same.
Let's start progress.
How can we continue with needed upgrades, quantum proof as sample, now Core is lost and should be left to die ?

2026-06-05 11:09:44 CEST

The only reason Bitcoin goes "slow" is because it flows to the strongest hands and smartest minds.
Apparently we have not only a limited supply of Bitcoin.....

2026-06-04 17:31:26 CEST

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Always funny to see who comes out po the woods with what kind of nonsense after each and every drop 😆

2026-06-03 21:01:13 CEST

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"X post"
Come on, at some point you have to quit those old addictions.....

2026-06-03 10:40:45 CEST

This afternoon my job interview at McDonald's, wish luck...

2026-06-01 22:51:59 CEST

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Yeah thats the ~ for 😋
What are roughly the costs for (if you know lower/middle/upper range 😇)
Housing
Food
Car/motor//bike/transportation
Food
Energy
Water
Or what did you ~spend a week when living there....

2026-06-01 22:37:24 CEST

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Would love to hear what ~living costs are on a week basis..

2026-06-01 21:28:12 CEST

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What's up with the T-shirt swap compared to previous 'photo' ?

2026-06-01 17:43:48 CEST

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Not surprising at all...
Most effort by far goes into centralizing things.
For many cases centralizing has favorable aspects.
For a few things decentralizing is the only solution.
Most things that improve by centralizing are nice to have.
The few things that need decentralization are essential to humans and freedom.
Pffff......

2026-06-01 17:39:29 CEST

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Have no knowledge or don't want to know ?
🤗

2026-05-31 16:53:34 CEST

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Thanks !

2026-05-31 12:58:48 CEST

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To me it is the hardest thing to solve....
How can anyone not suspect the, probably, last chance on fair money and in that context last chance at freedom for the average people, would not attract the wrong people, sooner or later.....
It is a Protocol, once up and running, leave it untouched as much as possible.
New stuff should be done like LN on another layer.
What has been changed to Core the last 15 years that was absolutely needed ?

2026-05-31 12:47:29 CEST

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That is scary....
I see what democracy brought us/turned into....🤢

2026-05-31 12:26:22 CEST

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The question is not if the wrong people will try bad things.
The question is how to prevent it or to harden Bitcoin against them.

2026-05-28 18:10:58 CEST

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Those confused people don't necessarily need to be in a confined institution.
But please make them stop waisting public money.

2026-05-25 15:15:03 CEST

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Pretty bold accusations there.....
Claiming all three of them are capable of thinking...

2026-05-23 22:14:10 CEST

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Not good....
But not as bad as:
"I don't understand Bitcoin, but let me fix it for you" 🤣

2026-05-23 16:54:31 CEST

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Xcoiners or aestheticoiners ?

2026-05-23 12:48:41 CEST

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Apparently the market is willing to sell their Bitcoin to MicroStrategy at a discount.. 😉

2026-05-23 11:36:10 CEST

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The name of the system is not important.
If it is to enslave, rob people of their wealth and/or freedom, indoctrinate, harm or lie to, we should oppose it !

2026-05-17 12:25:33 CEST

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Makes me wonder if the number of 'real' Bitcoiners is just small or if they are all introvert ones...

2026-05-16 16:07:29 CEST

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Indeed anarchy and angry are not the same 🤣

2026-05-16 11:49:36 CEST

Ok Primal stopped working...
Which app is adviced ?

2026-05-14 12:30:31 CEST

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If I'm correct it means Strategy can do another big buy without impacting the Bitcoin system too much.

2026-05-10 13:51:37 CEST

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Either Bitcoin is good enough or we have to invent something even better.
But perhaps the biggest problem are the humans.
And I don't know what could fix that.......

2026-05-10 13:12:57 CEST

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Love it, this is adoption !
I'm regular looking for places to spend my Bitcoin to mostly be disappointed...

2026-05-10 11:38:15 CEST

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Future historians will have one question:
How could such an obvious ponzi fooled so many for so long..

2026-05-08 22:09:26 CEST

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"Every financial crisis is a liquidity crisis".
As usual don't listen to what people say but how they act.
Just as Gold first dips, it is the most liquid of all so in a liquidity crisis it gets sold first, Bitcoin in you sample behaves in that same order...
It is a sign of strength not an issue !

2026-05-08 21:10:17 CEST

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One of the cornerstones of #Bitcoin to me is that I can do with my Bitcoin what I want.
So anybody trying to tell me what I should do with my Bitcoin meets that first barier of distrust from me....
I know most reasoning behind most arguments to not sell Bitcoin.
But think most are based on either the fiat system or Goverment trying to rob me.
I prefere to evade both completely iso adjusting what I do.
Bitcoin should be used as money and use its p2p payment system either onchain or via Lightning.

2026-05-08 13:48:54 CEST

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"At what point does consistent demand override technical resistance?"
#Bitcoin moves unpredictable (to me 😉).
My take is we are setting up for a next phase.
In my mind the next phase will be the scarcity discovery.
It will be where too many want the real deal, as opposed to accepting paper Botcoin).
My take is it won't be a fun phase.
Probably a general loss in fiat currency trust will trigger that new demand as most people need a trigger to embrace Bitcoin.
The transition from current state where there is a balance between people who want to sell vs the demand wil not be smooth.
New supply from mining is very small (Strategy alone demands more than what is currently mined....).
If new demand will outdo supply price must go up.
That will collide with less people willing to accept paper Bitcoin, fewer people willing to sell, etc etc.
Current company demand is basically Microstrategy who owns the majority of Bitcoins owned by companies.
Goverment demand is basically none existing compared to available reserves etc.
More and more Bitcoin are taken of the market by strong hands while new issued Bitcoin only reduces every four years.
When the situations flips price moments will be huge.
I expect the most volatile period is ahead of us not behind us.
Yes there is a chance Bitcoin won't become the next world reserve currency...
But one of the few options to prevent that would be they stop abusing fiat (ever increasing debt / printing)......
CBDC could temporary save (since it will hide their abuse better at first) the fiat system.
But their new ways to control and steal from the population that CBDC provides them will be abused !
And that will be an even bigger trigger for people to embrace Bitcoin...
Think this over and place your bet !
Don't ask me what the breaking point will be.
I never thought they would be able to mass manipulate like they did with Covid, I don't understand why people still absorb current inflation numbers, I don't know why people still pay those insane and ever increasing taxes, I don't know why people except ever expending goverment that never delivers what they promise always eat away more freedom to even being unelected (EU).
That people don't go into the streets to fight I can understand (just barely), but Bitcoin is a non violent alternative..
Embrace it...

2026-05-08 10:59:36 CEST

There is a good reason to only pick dead people as your Heroes.
Living ones have the tendency to embarrass you sooner or later....

2026-05-06 17:33:01 CEST

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If you state the Hard Cap is a Design Flaw I would like to hear your better solution to that.

2026-05-05 17:32:39 CEST

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Thumbs up.
But "old money" is Gold...
Fiat is a scam, a way to rob and enslave people.

2026-05-03 22:15:54 CEST

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You are an excellent teaser !
Well done !

2026-05-03 21:54:04 CEST

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I had a time I felt uncomfortable.
I had that idea that I started buying Bitcoin 'so late'....
Only later I realized I used most time the right way.
To understand Bitcoin, how it worked, so I could use it properly.
Since if I bought it some years earlier I would probably burned myself badly.
I would have lost access, or made other mistakes for sure !
Of most possible ways I could have entered Bitcoin I did it by 'miracle' pretty well...
We all have to learn hard lessons to be able to understand and use Bitcoin properly (there is even some more 😇)
If we got through that without severe scars we should consider ourselves lucky !

2026-05-03 21:26:23 CEST

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Those 1.1 million Bitcoin in my mind are more like gold coins buried by their owners who forgot about them or died.
Those UTXO's are patiently waiting for computers to become fast enough so that guessing their private keys becomes economically feasible. That will also be a gradual thing not a binary switch that when reached will unlock all those UTXO's simultaneously.
All other UTXO's (of which people own the private keys of) will get upgraded in time to keep being resistant to that increased computer efficiency.
Most "lost" Bitcoin will be retrieved in time, just don't ask me what time frame we have to take into account.
The system is just more perfect than most understand.

2026-05-03 17:48:21 CEST

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Dodge made me smile 🤷‍♂️

2026-05-02 11:50:04 CEST

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The only thing surprising is that the system is able to survive for so long.
People know they should eat healthy, they know they should exercise.
People don't want to know the actual tax burden.
People don't want to know how the fiat system works.
People don't want to know how and by whom their cheap denim pants are made.
Humanity is sitting on a bike on a downhill path.
The breaks have broken, the speed is building up.
We know the best thing we can do is throw ourselfs to the ground right now...
But we keep hoping the next corner will be the lowest point and we won't crash against a tree...
And the speed has increased so much that throwing ourselves to the ground is not a sane option anymore..

2026-05-01 15:39:34 CEST

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It's my personal opinion.
Based on the "progress" I see.
In the first few halvings I was fine with a team , called Bitcoin core, to maintain the code.
Now the scope and value has increased so much I don't think it is wise to let a few developers hold the sole responsibility for what #Bitcoin will be.
I see it as one of the few if not last chance to get some of our freedom back.
Those taking that freedom right now have so much power that no person has a real chance to ignore them or isolate themselfs from them.
The reason ti choose for a Protocol and not humans to take care of the basic monetary functions is rather clear.
The only open end is those with access to the actual protocol.
Time to freeze the basic implementation.
New developments or additions should be handled like lightning: on different layers.

2026-05-01 14:12:23 CEST

#Bitcoincore has fallen.
Unfortunately it is time to move on.

2026-04-28 22:57:13 CEST

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I'm giving this some thoughts.
Plain democracy is scary, too many voting on stuff they don't have a clue on.....
I don't have many solutions, I can only envision way smaller communities so too much anonymous power without any direct correction mechanism is ruled out.
It would also mean the end of large companies let alone multinationals, so goodbye to current luxury and high-tech stuff...
Unless humans evolve further and we can eliminate the *paths I don't see feasible other options ?

2026-04-27 13:12:36 CEST

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Real estate is only a valid investment since fiat is failing as a store of value (most only seem to realize if you mention "long term").
But it is INSANE.
Most real estate has a rather limited lifetime
And I'm not even talking economical life time but its physical life time.
It shouldn't depreciate as fast as you car which has a life time of some 20 years, but should depreciate never the less since most real estate just doesn't survive more than a few 100 years, mostly way sorter due to economical life time aspects.
It is also a cumbersome investment since look what happens if you don't maintain it.......
Than look objective what proper maintenance will cost you.
Next are the risks; like fire, but there are many of those.
You have to be aware taste/needs/preference of people changes with real estate over time.
Good locations can change over the life time, both being a chance to increase value or risk for decreased value.
Real estate is NOT considered liquid, a good investment should be rather liquid.
You don't really own real estate in most jurisdictions.
Call it what you want, if you have to pay taxes on ownership, to me that sounds more like a renting construction than ownership (also read the small letters concerning ownership and how giverment under the right circumstances can confiscate property) so good luck as investment.....
Just a few things that comes to mind.....

2026-04-27 12:55:53 CEST

The biggest hurdle #Bitcoin faces is a lack of critical thinking that seems to be missing in many.
It is like FREEDOM......
Freedom needs maintenance, needs to be fought for to be there.
If it is not maintained it slowly erodes away.
First no one notices and it is hard to see.
Things like fake safety are used to convince people to give up some freedom, same goes for convenience.
At some pointed the lack of freedom is that striking it hits you in the face.
At that same moment you find out that regaining it is VERY HARD.
The same goes for what I call "autonomous critical thinking".
In simple words able to think for your own and being able to decide what is good and what is wrong.
Next step is speaking out those values, followed by creating a small community of like minded, etc.
It sounds simple but IT IS NOT.
That "small community" must be self-sufficient simply because if not it will be very easy for others to abuse that dependency to reduce any freedoms or norms and values just gained..
We have some references to how much effort it takes when freedom was taken away by rulers or dictators etc.
Just look up the history books and if the price paid doesn't give you chivers I think you haven't digged deep enough.
Our modern society is a bit different in that respect.
Lack of freedom is more lack of privacy, our tax burden, the way we are controlled by subtle but astonishing proportions.
Fiat literally is robbing most of us from most of our productive life.
Everyone can check how big the total tax burden is, and putting a few hours into it, by writing down how insane current tax burden actually is will reveal the shocking reality.
Most know this is the case but rather don't want to know it.
Also the Stockholm syndrome seems the work pretty good, and many will start defending that tax burden by what Government realizes with that money.
Right untill you start discussing the efficiency of government, or the wars being fought, the money used to restrict our own freedom, or the money used to actually hurt the population.
By miracle we now have a sound money available that can break us free from fiat. That fiat system is the single biggest method used to enslave mankind and its antidote is #Bitcoin.
But without a required portion of critical thinking, most can only see the small inconveniences Bitcoin gives compared to that fiat system.
The part of the population depending on fiat will only see the burden Bitcoin will bring for them.
They will fight to maintain their situation, fight to defend fiat.
There are great resemblances between a disarmed population trying to fight an armed ruler.
It needs sacrifices to break free.
For most being responsible for their actions, being self supporting, the realization you alone are responsible for your own happiness and indeed freedom, with all responsibilities that come with it, is probably more daunting than picking up arms and fighting some direct enemy.
Nevertheless is #Bitcoin a one off chance to regain some freedom.
A chance to do so without the direct need for violence.
Once you realize all this #Bitcoin becomes one of the few things worth actually fighting for.

2026-04-27 12:16:16 CEST

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I came to the conclusion that if people need to be told those basic reasonings most are simply not ready and choose to trust governments, experts etc above 'normal' people despite those normal people telling the verifiable truth.
It is how our whole society is trained and obviously it is working amazing well.
And I'm afraid the newer generations are even less capable of what I call "autonomous critical thinking".

2026-04-24 12:28:43 CEST

I do NOT wonder how Microstrategy is able to buy those #Bitcoin (at those prices).
I AM wondering who is selling those #Bitcoin (at those prices)...........

2026-04-22 14:31:43 CEST

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I'm not sorry anymore...
I have explained / asked many "why do you work to get some bills / numbers in an account that others can just print / create out of nothing ?"
I got similar replies as the lady gives and just gave up on them.

2026-04-19 11:43:13 CEST

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"If you gaze long enough...."
You should stop and try using your nose for a second !

2026-04-15 19:13:32 CEST

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What is so hard about this ?
Consider it like gold buried somewhere.
Owner forgot or died.
It than belongs to the next person to find it.
The same for lost Bitcoin (or for that matter not sustained Bitcoin as being not upgraded to future resistant addresses).
I don't see the problem.

2026-03-08 00:55:24 CET

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I fully agree, the biggest risk is, was, and will be, the option to change the code. Some how we must go back to a more pure baseline, and make each and every change way harder to impossible. Additional functionality should be made like Lightning: on different layers than the Bitcoin base layer.

2025-12-19 13:17:34 CET

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That goes pretty much for the whole of Europe.
They have connected all countries.
Same as ever: make things bigger to be able to kick the Can further..
Just prepare, be quiet..

2025-11-17 11:47:32 CET

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https://blossom.primal.net/15515ec259cdebbec723b996b82462599a6e16494d33c0ed245b5af7419d4562.png

2025-11-16 15:10:27 CET

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https://blossom.primal.net/15515ec259cdebbec723b996b82462599a6e16494d33c0ed245b5af7419d4562.png

2025-11-15 12:25:48 CET

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You apparently don't understand what you write, nor can read 🤷‍♂️

2025-11-15 12:10:23 CET

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All you are saying, every time again, is:
You just think you are entitled to some fair share of that "potential value production" without having to do anything yourself.
No system is perfect, but I still think yours is the worst of them all.

2025-11-15 11:45:29 CET

Why Bitcoin ?
1. Central banks create fake money out of thin air.
2. They then loan this “money” to governments at interest by purchasing government bonds with it.
3. The primary asset held by the Fed is government debt. However, what secures and collateralizes this debt? The government’s ability to tax its citizens.
4. Governments use violence and threats of violence to extract taxes from average citizens to pay the interest and service the debt owed to the central bank, which created the money it loaned to the government out of thin air.
All this is done because what they can tax is never enough.
With sound money they know there is a limited how much they can tax before revolutions start.
So they needed an alternative.
The fiat provides it.
They can borrow untill the system will implode.
The people are still the ones on the hook and to pay.
One way or the other...
You are in a matrix asong as you use fiat.
That is why Bitcoin.

2025-11-15 11:01:35 CET

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It is definitely a problem.
But those with a retirement sceme in fiat are not in a much better position.
I don't mention retirement any more.
It was something meaningful a long time ago.
Now it is just a carrot for people to work all their life while being robbed of most of their productivity, to get old and find out they are; old, worn out, robbed and poor.

2025-11-15 10:55:11 CET

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"The original vision was that nobody would need to sell their #BTC for fiat but because Bitcoin has failed to be broadly adopted as a medium of exchange"
Original vision, of whom ?
Next that statement is contradicting itself and you explained why yourself !
"Due to its non-linear emission"

2025-11-15 10:28:14 CET

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Established history is closer to Z than A.
Usability the same.
No shitcoins !

2025-11-14 23:02:28 CET

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Please bring those "Bitcoin is dead" in.
Missed them for so long...

2025-11-13 18:17:44 CET

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Put some #Bitcoin under that tree :0)

2025-11-13 18:16:40 CET

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The supposed money man probably understands verry well.
Being allowed/willing to undermine their profit system is something else...

2025-11-12 22:52:46 CET

I see very few people wanting to talk about it.
But if this, $ 120k, was the new #Bitcoin 4 year cycle high, it was a lousy run.
Just ~double of the last ath of $ 60k in 2021...
Perhaps not bad compared to most out there, but still on the lowest side of the bandwidth I had in mind...
Nevertheless I don't think any of my or any other model will hold when the fiat system wil start to implode.
Just the basic numbers:
Derivatives market is now $600 Trillion.
This is ten times up from the number it was in 2008 financial crisis then it was $ 60 Trillion.
So not only was nothing learned or fixed, things got TEN times worse....
The system can't afford a new bail-out so they made legislation about an bail-in.
All deposits, all savings and probably all pension savings will be used to 'save' a system that is mathematical not save-able.
I won't start about unfunded liabilities.
If things can't continue they will stop.
It is gonne be a mess.
Not wanting to see this is understandable but not smart.

2025-11-12 00:55:40 CET

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Who could have seen it comming ?
Well a blind monkey can......

2025-11-11 19:02:18 CET

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You are overspending on the wife and kids.
And food too....

2025-11-11 15:33:15 CET

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YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO JUMP !

2025-11-10 01:06:54 CET

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It just might be possible he actually believes all of that.
SCARY....

2025-11-09 00:33:35 CET

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Ok, for you:
Predicted it somewhat CORRECTLY !