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I like Bitcoin and memes. I do not like pedophiles and satanists.

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2026-05-04 15:41:19 CEST

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Yes, he is very intelligent. No question about it.
I agree that Michael’s current path is incompatible with Bitcoin as freedom money. I also think that he is perfectly aware of it.
If we define being “in Bitcoin” the way Satoshi intended Bitcoin to be used and understood (“A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution.”), I don’t know how many people Saylor has brought into Bitcoin.
He has brought many people into the “digital gold / digital Manhattan / digital credit” space, but instead of aligning himself with Satoshi’s vision, he has (at times) been pretty hostile towards the idea of peer-to-peer cash and self-custody.
Nobody knows what’s his agenda and what is going on in his head, but what I find very confusing is this:
Satoshi made it perfectly clear that Bitcoin is supposed to be peer-to-peer cash. And in some kind of sly roundabout way Saylor has managed to convince many “Bitcoiners” that Bitcoin is NOT peer-to-peer cash.
And now I am looking at Saylor like this:
https://blossom.primal.net/76e0773a0eeb08a2cd5d80fb15bed8e41a76138718ea1777d40f1c1e56d130b1.png

2026-05-03 17:05:28 CEST

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Bitcoin's iPhone moment is such a crazy thing to say...

2026-05-02 10:13:04 CEST

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If you have read the first paragraph of the Bitcoin white paper and still think that Michael Saylor is a Bitcoiner, please explain. #bitcoin #digitalcredit #stablecoins #strategy #saylor #microstrategy
#nevent1q…2k0v

2026-05-01 21:52:18 CEST

Michael Saylor is a communist.
#michaelsaylor #saylor #strategy #microstrategy #bitcoin #digitalcredit #bitcoinconference

2026-04-29 12:42:55 CEST

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No matter the fact that it seems to be AI generated, I love the term "DARPA entrepreneurs" 🤣

2026-04-29 11:31:49 CEST

In honor of #nosvegas and the #Nostr community, one more time -- Klaus Schwab finds out about Nostr.
https://blossom.primal.net/c7fbcded32c8c775ec6642d50433fc7c67eb16dc04c2f5ac4d65f3c6e891a55e.mp4

2026-04-27 13:47:58 CEST

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npub1d3f4m9dgvkdjxn26pqzsxn6lpfn78sxwllxyt8mp76q0a9zyyjlswhr4xv, World War II did not start because one mad man got control of a country. And Saylor is not going to save the US.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilr3JfAfZXc
The only thing that can save the US is Bitcoin. And it must be used the way Satoshi Nakamoto wanted it to be used ➡️ peer-to-peer cash, no third parties required. Saylor opposes that. He thinks that #Bitcoin should NOT replace the dollar.
And when it comes why World War II started, it’s not as simple that a mad man got in control of a country. Not even close.
You are very knowledgeable about money. So, you should read about who funded both of the world wars and what kind of an agenda they had. But not just surface level stuff. You have to go…
https://blossom.primal.net/4660df374db3bc0ebc7a6703090f59c0b447f2ea272f55b09cccf3f27b312e86.gif
To get started, read this short note published by npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpev a couple of months ago:
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsgje2r8qz0uyf6707ksvqn6dhxyz7uysw0p6ysujks00jg044x4egrvag5r
npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpev and npub1tduyjjnzaug8drhyhalsdg9csr4tzunlxanh8ul8jwdml7rn9kxqec8k5l here’s an idea:
make a world wars history special. All that is needed is a couple of guests who do not shy away from the facts and just parrot what the schoolbooks tell us. Guy would be an excellent pick.

2026-04-25 01:07:48 CEST

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Reminds me of this:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/K92qCYgXsdY

2026-04-20 11:15:33 CEST

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This is a very old video. More or less 8 years old. By no means Chamath is some kind of a personal hero of mine. But what he says about the people who run the world (in this video), I think that he is spot-on.

2026-04-20 04:14:08 CEST

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The reason is this:
We have had a one world government for over a hundred years now. Now the one world government is closing all the exits so that nobody can escape their dystopian plans. The digital ID plays a big part in that.
Like Chamath Palihapitiya says:
“There's about 150 people that run the world. (--) When you get behind the curtain and see how that world works, what you realize is it is unfairly set up for them and their progeny.”
If you are not their progeny, they really do not like you. To put it mildly.
Think about these dudes like this: they arranged both world wars (among many other wars) just to consolidate power and to get rid of people who are not their progeny. They want to enslave you and your buddies, if you are not one of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKu3Te_jUn4

2026-04-19 22:48:38 CEST

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Terence Hill

2026-04-19 22:47:01 CEST

When you borrow against your Bitcoin, you are trusting that the system that protected Jeffrey Epstein and other pedos is going to treat you fairly.
#bitcoin #digitalcredit #btc

2026-04-18 08:27:39 CEST

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99 percent is an understatement. More like 99,999999999999 percent. So, if we have to round it up somewhere, we should round it up to 100 percent 😂
If there are any ‘altcoins’ that serve any purpose, remains to be seen. For example, Ethereum and decentralized finance is an oxymoron, because Ethereum is not decentralized.
I know that many Bitcoiners like Monero for its privacy. But if Bitcoin is private enough, there is no need for Monero either.

2026-04-16 20:34:09 CEST

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Here are the attacks coming from Bret Weinstein 🤣
https://blossom.primal.net/d99eded40b77d84cedff1d0e8baf1f26d981c5f55b88f39a8e335376e1a8e071.png

2026-04-15 05:30:44 CEST

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Michael Saylor is pretty bullish on ETH. He sees lots of usecases:
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsy9mqykv59tuqa7c7ngvnfd33mc9fly5lp577eds2yth4dhnnqysq9jl269

2026-04-15 03:57:24 CEST

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Fish and seafood not needed? Or carrots for night vision?

2026-04-15 01:31:44 CEST

Congratulations ETHerans! Michael Saylor is getting pretty bullish on Ethereum! Or what do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0mhU6umAuI
(1:11:04 till the end of the video… it’s incredible that there are so few Bitcoiners who are willing to call this bullshit out.)
TRANSCRIPT
Bankless dudes: “Michael, I want to ask about your relationship to #Ethereum, your thoughts about Ethereum, because as I understand it, it kind of started off just pretty outright dismissive and it's adapted over the times to be a little bit more open to Ethereum. What do you think about Ethereum today?”
Saylor: “I think that the crypto market has really evolved into various segments. And one segment is digital capital, just long-term economic assets, store of value asset, and without cash flows and without utility other than just to preserve its own scarcity. And that's what Bitcoin is. I think that there's another evolving segment, which is these staking networks. And, you know, the use case is tokenizing of securities, tokenizing of currency, tokenizing of other assets, tokenizing of commodities, right? And you need smart contracts and you need bandwidth and functionality to do it. It looks like.”
“Ethereum is the early creator of that, and there's going to be competition between Ethereum and #Solana and Hype and other, you know, #Sui and all these other coins. Ethereum clearly is the leader in that space right now, and all of the other proof-of-stake networks are going to be competing, you know, to tokenize securities and tokenize currencies and the like. I think that the idea of tokenizing securities and other real world assets is strongly legitimized post the last election, right? I mean, this administration, Paul Atkins at the SEC, Selig, you know, at the CFTC and the new White House, they have legitimized the idea of tokenizing assets. And so that was a big boost. It was a much more difficult future to see two years ago than it is today. At this point, I would say there's still a lot of uncertainty about the utility that you can provide to a tokenized currency, tokenized security, or tokenized commodity, or just the creation of a token. There's a lot of uncertainty there. And we're hoping for the Clarity Act to clear some of that uncertainty away. But there's no question that there's a consensus that there's a consensus.”
“That there is utility in being able to tokenize securities, tokenize currencies, tokenize commodities, right? Create tokens, right? The perfect world is you can issue a crypto token to raise capital for a small mid-sized business and it takes like two days and 40 bucks, right? Like the ICO on steroids, what if 40 million companies could all issue their own token to raise capital, right? That would be good for the world. And it's pretty obvious that if I could move money at the speed of light in the form of digital dollars, you know, like a stable coin, and if it had all the utility of, you know, paying yield and the like, that'd be great for the dollar, right? There'd be $10 trillion of demand for that.”
“And I think there's consensus that people would like to be able to do digital exchanges, DeFi, right? We'd like to be able to enter into trades, you know friction free permissionless speed of light you know if i want 50x leverage you know in a flash loan on sunday morning right against any two any two asset pairs cool and i think you need these uh you know you need these tokenizing networks and and i think ethereum led the charge on that. So I think that's being recognized by the marketplace. And I think the big staking networks have achieved kind of de facto legitimate status in the eyes of the regulators. And I think we're waiting for the Clarity Act to make that du jour.”
“And what we'll see going forward is we'll see a market competition, who can bring the most utility to the market, who's got the most stable network, who's got, you know, I look at these things like, how technically sound is it? How economically sound is it? How ethically sound is it? You know, I don't think there'll be one winner, but the winners in the future will have a a sound economic basis, a sound technical basis, right? A sound ethical basis. And the market is going to sort all that out with the wild card being that the regulator, you've got the market, the ultimate arbiter, I like this and not that.”
“And that'll be expressed by users and capital locked up in these networks. And then you've got the regulators who are making decisions, you know, about what use cases are acceptable or not acceptable and how, you know, where they're going to draw those lines and just how functional are you allowed to make all those digital assets. And then the final boss is the legislators, right? And they can pass a law saying you don't get to give yield or you don't get to do an ICO or you don't get to take self-custody, right? And I would say for all the staking networks, and especially, you know, Ethereum especially, the last two years have been pretty instrumental. They've moved from, I would say the previous administration looked at those use cases as illegitimate. And this administration and the consensus that's formed is, this is legitimate.”
“That's all good. and now there's a lot of uncertainty about. You know, where the regulars will draw the lines, where the legislators will draw the lines, and then what the market will decide. So it's exciting. Interesting.”
“There's a future there. You know, how big it is? Like, look, guys, if it was up to me, and it's above my pay grade, no one's asking me, but if it was up to me, I would define digital currencies that could pay yield and move at the speed of light, and there'd be $10 trillion of stablecoin out there issued by reputable parties backed by currency equivalents. And it was up to me, every small midsize business could issue a digital token over the weekend, and they could articulate, this is the promise we're making, we're accepting civil and criminal liability for misrepresentations, et cetera. And they would be able to raise capital and they would be held liable and we would eliminate the two years or three years of friction.”
“Right now, it takes three years to come to public. It's ridiculous, right? It takes a year to raise a small amount of money. The amount of money people spend on lawyers is greater than the amount of money that they need to raise in most cases. So yeah, I would have a digital token which people could use to raise capital and we would have digital exchanges that you know, work 24-7, 365 that were friction-free, that, you know, had massive functionality and the AIs would trade with the AIs a billion times a minute, right? And we would be able to tokenize every security. So every single security would be tokenized and be trading 24-7, 365 with self-custody everywhere in the world. And the world would be a better place.”
“And I published that, you know, I think March I went to the White House summit And I published A digital assets taxonomy I posted it on my Accent on my webpage, That would have been March of 2025 About a year ago, the point is, it's above my pay grade, right? No one's asking me. And I don't think we're going to get 100% pure, you know, digital assets moving at the speed of light with all of the guardrails taken off. I think there's a tension between TradFi and the established financial structures and the established banking, established securities, established law, established whatever. And the crypto ethos, permissionless, self-custody, friction-free, perfect everything. And so I think, you know, to come back to your last question, Ethereum's in the middle of all of it right now. And I say two years ago, the future was bleak. Now, you just got to fight for the best future you can get. And it'll be determined partly in the market and partly in Congress and partly in the global, you know, the global economy. Yeah, I know a previous guest, Tom Lee, has been on here.”
Bankless dudes: “And he said that he was very inspired by your work at Strategy to come up with... his Ethereum digital asset treasury. And he's certainly grown that a lot. Maybe as we move to the close, Michael, and thank you for joining us. It's been a pleasure to chat with you and catch up on all these things. I'm struck with the fact that if you're right about Bitcoin in terms of its price appreciation, what it does in the years and decades to come, Strategy becomes an incredible company. And an incredibly important asset, both for the world and also for America. I mean, you will have created the largest Bitcoin reserve in the world at $400 trillion I mean, quite obviously, Bitcoin would be a global reserve asset, far exceeding what gold does. What's the end game for strategy in that world? I mean, do you see a scenario where strategy, like one day there's a financial crisis and strategy gets nationalized by the US government? Or do you see yourself playing a role like JP Morgan in the 1907 financial panic where he was organizing to help save the banking industry in the US? I mean, that world where Bitcoin is the global reserve currency asset or store of value, let's say, what role does strategy play? And how is your future shaped by that?”
Saylor: “You know, very motivated by the opportunity that we've been given. And I'm very humbled by it. And I feel very blessed. And the truth is, guys, we just got lucky. Like you've followed this entire art, you know, since 2020, you've been here. I didn't start down this path. We started out of desperation and frustration. And for a while, it was opportunistic and it was very uncertain. But at this point, I think.”
“The light at the end of the tunnel is becoming clearer and it's actually getting very simpler. And so here's the very simple idea, right? How do you make the world a better place? You provide a utilitarian value, something valuable to a billion people that everybody just agrees on. And so, you know, with Rockefeller, it's like kerosene, gasoline, and everybody just lives a better life. And then with Ford, it was an automobile. And who doesn't want an automobile? And then Jobs gave a billion people an iPhone. Nobody just wants an iPhone, you know? And then we had like electricity, you know? And so we all, we like those things. So what is the equivalent in the digital asset space? And the answer is, everybody would just like a bank account that pays them more than the inflation rate. Like, how about, give me a bank account that pays me 8%. Right now, your bank pays you zero, right? The money market pays you 3.7% before tax. If you live in Japan, it's 50 basis points. If you live in Switzerland, it's nothing. So what is the idea? Well, I would just like social security or I'd like to live comfortably ever after. What we say tongue in cheek is fix the money.”
“How do you fix the money? Well, Bitcoin people have been thinking about how to fix the money. And I think what we've realized is the way to fix the money is to integrate the promise of technology. What does Bitcoin represent? It represents digital, capital, digital, something that moves at the speed of light to a billion people, capital, scarcity, right? It represents a capital asset with integrity. So how do we fix the money for a billion people? And what we realize is the answer is not convincing a billion people to adopt Bitcoin as the currency instead of the dollar or the yen or the euro. And the answer is not getting them to, you know, throw away their bank, replace the government, rethink their world, you know, disclaim interest in all corporations and self-custody. These are all crypto ethos things. And it's not that I'm not negative on them. They're all valuable. But I think after five years, and believe me, I preach Bitcoin to more people than anybody.”
“It's a thousand hours and you're going to convince one, two, three percent of the people to put five percent of their money into this asset. You're not going to convince 75-year-old retirees, right? Nor should you. So, you know, What's the great product idea? Wouldn't it be great if I just bought a product and it paid me money for the rest of my life? I just want 10%, a bank account that pays me 10% or 8%. If the natural organic inflation rate is seven, and I think you can make the argument, and I've made this argument with you guys probably in the past, over 100 years, the natural currency debasement rate is about 7%. And so if your money is paying you more than 7%, then you're keeping up with the cost of living. And if you're getting 2%, you're getting debased and you're getting poorer. So how about bank accounts that pay 8% to a billion people, right? That's the product. How do you create that? So we create a credit instrument. We strip the vol off of it. We offer 11, but if you're a bank in Australia, you could just take that 11 and you could pass through eight, convert it to AUD. And if you're a bank in Europe, you could offer 6% or 7% in euros.”
“So we basically create digital credit and we offer it to Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan and Commonwealth Bank and Morgan Stanley and BlackRock and Vanguard.”
“And if people, if you think of it is just high-powered money. What is high-powered money? It's a unit account, a store of value, a medium of exchange. Well, stable coins prove that they were medium of exchange and unit of account. But if we cripple their ability to pay yield, they're not a store of value. So I want something that's stable to the dollar, but I want it to appreciate, ideally tax deferred, more than 7%. So, and this is.”
“Basically, this is me drawing inspiration from the entire crypto industry, right? The stablecoins taught us something. Bitcoin taught us something. Digital exchanges taught us something. What's the big idea? The big idea is give people this digital money market type instrument. Maybe we're not the money market. Maybe we're the digital credit layer. Bitcoin is a digital capital layer. And the third layer is digital money and the banks and the financial advisors, they create the digital money. It's like I meet with the Emiratis and I said, okay, you got a bank. What if your bank just offered people 8% on their dollar deposits?”
“Okay, well People want to overthink this thing It's like you see fire Some people run away from the fire, Some people want to juggle the fire They're fools They want to juggle the fire And then some people put the fire into the car or the plane And they create a jet airplane or a car It's like most people juggle the fire, Like you're trading Bitcoin and trying to be right and wrong It can be juggling the fire Here's the idea The big idea, The bank in the UAE pays you 8%. You wire $100 billion They pay you 8%. They get the $100 billion.”
“They keep 100 or 200 basis points. You just double the gross national product of the country. Okay, what did you do? Not that complicated, right? The irony is, and this is what drives people nuts, They're looking for a complicated solution When in fact the obvious simple solution Is right in front of them And that is this.”
“You just step digital credit down to zero vol, convert it to the currency of choice, give people a bank account to pay 6% in yen, 8% in euros, 8% in dollars. The money flows into the bank, then it flows into digital credit, then it flows into digital capital. Digital capital is scarce desirable and cannot be debased. The price of the digital capital goes up the collateral goes up right we remit the a derivative the cash flows from the capital gain back to the credit investors so what is the end game let's give a billion people a bank account that pays them eight percent like what what is the best product in the world like and in my opinion the best product in the world is a product that you buy once that brings you utility forever, right? What is the universal word in the English language for utility? Money. What's the best product? I'm just going to give you four times the monetary yield of the bank, four times the risk-free rate. What do I got to do? Nothing, right? I could be blind. I can be deaf, right? Even with an iPhone, right? You need hands, right? Right? You got to, If you're blind and you don't have hands and you can't see or whatever, then maybe the iPhone is not the best product.”
“You know, guys, we're getting to a world where there are going to be perfect products. I'll give you three off the top of my head. One, a digital bank account that simply pays you more than the inflation rate with all the volatility stripped off of it for the rest of your life and for the life of your children's children's children. That's one. That is something like digital money, digital credit. Here's another one. Self-driving car. You see people doing this with Teslas now. I buy a car. I get in the car. I tell it where I want to go. It gets me there. It parks itself. It's stress-free. I can sleep in the car. If you can be blind and sleep in the car, that is closest thing to a perfect automobile. Do you want one? Of course you want one. And then the last Intelligent robot I get the robot It does all of my work forever Without complaining Everything I don't want to do.”
“Okay, what do all three have in common?I spent $20,000, $50,000, $100,000. I bought something once, a one-time purchase, and they have digital intelligence or digital assets, something digital in them that makes them work forever. Okay, so we are on the cusp of some of these revolutionary products. Like, what's a robot worth? It's a trillion dollar. I could say it's a trillion dollar idea, but it's worth more than a trillion, right? In fact, NVIDIA and Tesla, they know it's a $10 to $100 trillion idea, okay? And what is self-driving cars worth? It's like worth more than, like Elon's charging $100 a month for self-driving right now, right? It's worth more than all the other cars. Who wants a car that doesn't drive itself? Why would you want that? The average rich person spends $100,000 a year to have a driver to drive them. It might cost you $250,000 a year in order to have a car drive itself. And so what's it worth to a billion people? $250,000 a year. So maybe they're only going to pay $1,000 a year, but it's $1,000 times a billion a year, right? And then what's it worth to have a bank account that pays you 8% forever, no stress?”
“Can quantify that. Right now today, there's 300 trillion in credit, 100 trillion in equity investments. If you get 10% of the market is $40 trillion, right? So what do we want to be?”
“We spent nearly $58 billion in order to create a crypto reactor to create digital credit. Like people talk about all the money spent on AI and all the money spent on an airplane. I used to think spending 10 or 20 billion on an airplane was a lot of money. We spent $58 billion to create a crypto reactor. What do you do with it? For every dollar of equity, you can create 10 cents to 20 cents of credit per year. So we basically created a $50 billion thing to be able to create 5 to $10 billion of credit a year. And now we can scale that 30 to 50% a year. We just want to be the company that brought digital credit digital money to the world and if we do that it's worth trillions and trillions and yeah it would be a it'd be a good product you know will it be as important as electricity or oil i i don't know but it's like…”
“To my mind, it's worth devoting one's life to if you have even a small chance of success. And so that's why we're monomaniacally focused on this because fix the money, fix the world. We have a chance, in my opinion, to fix the money for a billion people. It's not complicated. Just requires that one not get distracted.”
#asknostr #ETH #Bitcoin #BTC #Microstrategy #strategy #digitalcredit #stablecoins #crypto #altcoins #shitcoins #USDT #USDC

2026-04-13 05:19:28 CEST

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Just do it! 👍

2026-04-10 21:06:02 CEST

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EU is just a tool for subjugation. So, if the thing you suggest helps ordinary people be more sovereign, EU is not going to allow it. In that sense, it’s no different from the Soviet Union. And the US, UK, Australia and Canada are exactly the same.
I think we are beyond the point of asking for a permission. We have to just do things.

2026-04-10 06:44:11 CEST

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🙏

2026-04-10 03:51:06 CEST

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Or alternatively...
Nostr Terms of Service:
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2026-04-09 22:58:01 CEST

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If I remember right, @nprofile…yc8n said that non-KYC sats CANNOT be used to rent the hash from Braiins... but I want to highlight that I might not remember right.
Like a total NPC, I was doing a million things at the same time and therefore did not really pay attention to anything I was doing. 😂

2026-04-09 19:03:02 CEST

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Yes, exactly. And I have to add something:
when people are talking about Bitcoin, they talk about the fiat price. All. The. Time.
I think it’s much more important to talk about how incredibly well Bitcoin works as money – especially compared to the dystopian fiat currencies. If Bitcoin does not work as money and therefore enable us to co-operate, it’s useless.
We are all so incredibly brainwashed… It’s like we are on a sinking ship and getting into a life raft, and people are wondering what the USD price of the life raft is.

2026-04-04 05:59:30 CEST

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I think that Bret understands Bitcoin very well. Just like Larry Fink, Jamie Dimon, etc.. It’s just that he doesn't like what it enables.

2026-04-04 03:17:55 CEST

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Yes, to put it simply: it’s impossible to Trojan horse the existing financial system. You can orange pill individual bankers etc., but the credit based system is incompatible with a freedom based system. It must attack it. And that is why Bitcoin in self-custody is the only solution.

2026-04-03 22:26:24 CEST

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Regarding the question if we can trust the intentions of Tether / Paolo, the way I see it is this:
If you start a daycare business and at the same time have a totally separate business with Jeffrey Epstein, then clearly no loving parents should take their kids to your daycare. It’s obvious that you don’t care about children.
And it does not matter if you say that “But Jeffrey E. is not part of this daycare business, it’s a separate entity”.
If you are in business with the Lutnicks, you are captured. Not saying that the captured person is necessarily an evil person. Might be a victim of the kind of blackmail that would break vast majority of us (if not all of us).
Just saying that I would not trust the intentions of the daycare business person who has a separate business with Jeffrey Epstein.
And when it comes to Bitcoin and its use as freedom money, I would not trust the intentions of a person, who is in business with the effing Lutnicks.
And it does not matter, if the person tells me that “I love Bitcoin. I’m such a Bitcoin maximalist.”
(Or if his company is very profitable. What the hell that has to do with anything…)

2026-04-03 17:32:37 CEST

Bret Weinstein: “The Bible and the Constitution do not have the wisdom we need. We need central planning.”
Bret Weinstein explains us how we have to abandon the ideas of the Bible and the Constitution and turn into central planning. According to him, markets that are “too free” are problematic, because they do not protect against “bad luck”.
Listen to the first 6 minutes and 15 seconds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfdgIGUDAKw
Highlights:
"As brilliant as our founders were, they could not have understood the world we live in. The world we live in has marched on for many reasons. Having to do with new geopolitical realities, technological realities. We don't have the wisdom for this. It's not in our Bibles, it's not in our Constitution. We got a problem.”
“Nothing short of a radical change is going to save us. I think that our crisis is too severe. What we need is hard-headed people to look at the problems we actually face to make the highest quality guesses in what might lead us in the right direction in addressing these problems.”
This is not the only time that Bret shows what kind of a clown he is. It's not by accident that he "does not understand" Bitcoin and #inflation.
https://blossom.primal.net/c703da1e6a695d81755acf1028c028f0e9bbc62620a31c9ca75548539af93061.png
#freedom #Christianity #Bible #Constitution #Nostr #Bitcoin #centralplanning #bretweinstein #weinstein #meme #memes #memestr

2026-04-03 04:17:29 CEST

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I agree. Besides, even if “they already knew everything (about what you have done in the past)”, there is still this thing called the future.

2026-04-02 17:01:13 CEST

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I love the last word, “unnecessarily”.

2026-04-02 00:36:10 CEST

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You are definitely right about G. Edward Griffin being 'old school'. But, considering the fact that he is 94 years old, I think we have to give him a break about not understanding all the details about Bitcoin 😂
Yes, I agree -- it's a good idea to be suspicious about many of the rising stars... In fact, I do not understand why many Bitcoin podcasters trust these "fiat platforms", such as Youtube, Spotify, etc..
npub1dg6es53r3hys9tk3n7aldgz4lx4ly8qu4zg468zwyl6smuhjjrvsnhsguz interviewed npub1s05p3ha7en49dv8429tkk07nnfa9pcwczkf5x5qrdraqshxdje9sq6eyhe some time ago, and felt like the interview was shadow banned by Youtube. So, she decided to solve the problem by buying views. Youtube refused to sell, because the content was "shocking" 😂
It's quite obvious that these fiat platforms are not the future, when it comes to spreading word about economical freedom.
npub1hghnjjpnvkz8t6gkszuf37d7puwc2qtxc65rnklqsngzv6kkug9qhhfyz2 has a great podcast. He does not upload it to Youtube. And that's just great, because -- like the cool kids say -- fuck Youtube.

2026-04-01 22:54:43 CEST

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Yes, and if it’s not used as money, it fails.

2026-04-01 16:09:49 CEST

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Yes, the climate hoax is funny because it has been going on for almost a hundred years 😂
It started with a fight against global COOLING. Then it changed to a fight against global WARMING.
So, a 180 turn – just like that.
And when the sea levels were not rising quickly enough and the rich climate activists kept on buying beach front property and flying private planes, then they pivoted to fighting against climate ‘change’.
The only sure thing in life is change, so we can assume that the fight will continue…
Anyway, the entertainment value of these fiat hoaxes is unparalleled.
Quantum is probably going to be pretty boring compared to upcoming aliens hoax.
https://blossom.primal.net/ed8a27514ce7dda48d9ff33bc56c1812b04166d84dabd68b4451686a28ec121e.png

2026-04-01 06:22:28 CEST

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I would add Tucker Carlson, Michael Saylor, Sam Harris, and the Weinstein brothers.
By the way, I think that some names on the list deserve a lot credit, because they are not against the idea of peer-to-peer cash.
I do not know every detail, but my understanding is that for example Derrick Broze and Whitney Webb like the idea of peer-to-peer cash but they think that Bitcoin is not private enough. Edward Snowden has voiced similar opinions.
Time will tell if they are right, but hopefully we can build privacy on Bitcoin, and we can prove them to be wrong.
Jimmy Dore and Jake Shields look like guys who do not just get it. At least not yet. I have not seen too much of their material, but they don’t look like guys who are *trying* to misunderstand Bitcoin the same way that Tucker, Dollar Mike, and the Weinstein brothers do.
G. Edward Griffin (and for example David Rogers Webb) are probably Bitcoiners at heart. Both of them have explained in detail what is wrong with the existing system. The fact that they are not more excited about Bitcoin is weird, but it’s hard for me to think that it’s because they are controlled opposition / bad actors. Do you think that they are? Perhaps they are and I'm wrong...
What do you think about Kim Iversen? She has a big platform and interviewed Keonne Rodriguez.

2026-03-31 17:44:52 CEST

Jesus emphasized generosity, compassion, and love. I don’t think that he would have liked digital usury. Sats must flow.
#bitcoin #usury #digitalcredit #btc #usdt #usdc #knots #core #credit #digitalcredit

2026-03-31 06:51:42 CEST

I think that this guy, Nick Irving, should be pretty easy to orangepill and purplepill.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Wuexzgz6bQA
#bitcoin #btc #elonmusk #musk #spacex #freedom #privacy

2026-03-31 06:07:43 CEST

Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos both had bad hair.

2026-03-31 05:43:33 CEST

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Hey, npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx, did I just improve your great saying “stay humble and stack sats”? If I did not, just tell me. I am a big boy. I can take it.
…but I REALLY think that I did.
I think that it’s only fair that from now and we call it “our saying”. You know, you and me, BFF, #Bitcoin Friends Forever.
#nevent1q…tf9l

2026-03-31 05:35:13 CEST

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Wait a minute… I was wrong. Stay rebellious, stack sats, and use Bitcoin as money.

2026-03-31 05:18:28 CEST

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Shlomo Kramer: "Hold my 🍺" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK0Uu-7FrsU

2026-03-31 05:14:00 CEST

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Stay humble, stack sats, and use Bitcoin as money. 👍

2026-03-30 17:34:30 CEST

Using centralized social media to fight censorship is like using Bitcoin ETFs to fight banks.
I cannot understand why vast majority of Bitcoiners are active on #Twitter. Why not #Nostronly ?
#censorship #bitcoin #nostr #X

2026-03-30 17:32:37 CEST

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What app are you using...?

2026-03-30 16:31:10 CEST

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I had not heard about this one!
Here's a list of conspiracy theories* that the people posting them believe** to be true:
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqs25n2xxpg8hqe4pvmjvqe5e93tpdcqj8fel8d2wrl63sxgfygychs9luxgd
* something that school books ignore and/or wikipedia labels as a conspiracy theory.
**The person writing it gives it at least a 75 percent chance of being true.

2026-03-30 04:48:12 CEST

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Let me help...
The UK and the US is the same country. Don’t be fooled by the flags, national anthems, etc. – it’s the same country.
Your friend npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpev explained very well what is going on:
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsgje2r8qz0uyf6707ksvqn6dhxyz7uysw0p6ysujks00jg044x4egrvag5r
If you are now thinking that "ahem, if we are not living in democracies and voting does not matter, who is running these countries?!?", well here is the answer:
https://blossom.primal.net/148902804c58bc7b0ffe3d17ae5d7859db7201d066f7ba833ca101c02cdbef93.png

2026-03-30 04:27:34 CEST

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This is how I see it:
https://blossom.primal.net/bad46547f5284e2ec0ae81992b6328daf4e26dfa7085187259d9b923cae8ae89.png

2026-03-30 01:23:42 CEST

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1 BTC = 1 BTC.
1 BTC meetup = 1 BTC meetup.

2026-03-29 19:24:32 CEST

Well said, Mr. President. We “have good time with Bitcoin” and “playing with them”. Much funnier than fiat games.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WQhK3yB3Pzo
#bitcoin #btc #politics #usdc #usdt #trump

2026-03-29 19:02:36 CEST

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Yes, I agree.
I also think that different homeschooling communities are a natural match with Bitcoin. The governments are putting more and more pressure on homeschoolers / unschoolers. So, orangepilling them should not be very difficult.

2026-03-29 18:28:38 CEST

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Well said!
Instead of talking about "the rules based international order” we should talk about “the ponzi scheme based international chaos”.

2026-03-29 18:24:08 CEST

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No matter if we are in control of our own thoughts or not, I believe that it’s important to live as if we are. Otherwise we live like total NPCs.

2026-03-29 17:57:18 CEST

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Why do people even bother with this dude anymore...

2026-03-29 05:06:10 CEST

Is it so that - when it comes to Bitcoin related businesses – we have won when the business is not registered to any jurisdiction and can be operated fully autonomously if the entrepreneur so chooses? Michael Saylor says “no” and angrily walks out of the room, but what do you think? Is this the goal, npub1klkk3vrzme455yh9rl2jshq7rc8dpegj3ndf82c3ks2sk40dxt7qulx3vt and npub1jt97tpsul3fp8hvf7zn0vzzysmu9umcrel4hpgflg4vnsytyxwuqt8la9y?
https://blossom.primal.net/8b559fd1a447e647a54cd4a9ede8b96e880de676c1524039dffcf4d3510c93a0.png
#bitcoin #btc #asknostr #memes #memestr #meme #privacy

2026-03-29 04:43:23 CEST

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Cool pic! It looks like you have small horns... But it's still a cool pic!

2026-03-28 05:07:46 CET

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All wars are bankers' wars.

2026-03-28 04:36:34 CET

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The first clue was that Trump did not get the same treatment as Saddam or anyone else who goes against the mafia.
The second clue was that he did not pardon the Samourai boys.

2026-03-28 02:46:10 CET

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This is something that comes to my mind when I think about El Salvador:
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsvnurys3pvetmchcqq932k559vj5fdsy2thtz64nfsdk742q8ke2qg8xdp5
Suddenly all Bitcoiners are so excited about the way the government has made El Salvador safe.

2026-03-28 01:07:06 CET

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So the guy, who gets invited to WEF events to talk about Bitcoin, is not helping us to use Bitcoin as peer-to-peer money?
Who would have guessed…
However, the good news is that nobody gives a fuck about Brian or taxes.

2026-03-28 00:13:15 CET

Listen to The Man, to The He-Man: https://blossom.primal.net/3d33439890efacbdd1fb99b80cf2c36839f0f61b78bbf7f8ef0374630890cc6c.png
#bitcoin #btc #meme #memestr #memes #strategy #microstrategy #bitcoinetfs #paperbitcoin #blackrock #usdc #usdt #stablecoins #bitcoinloans

2026-03-27 03:32:04 CET

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“You’re old.”

2026-03-27 00:16:18 CET

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They don’t need it. Project Agora is alive and well.
“What makes Agorá truly unique is its combination of innovation and global collaboration at scale. It brings together seven central banks, including those of five major reserve currencies, and over 40 leading financial institutions in a public-private partnership.”
Source:
https://www.bis.org/about/bisih/topics/fmis/agora.htm

2026-03-27 00:01:40 CET

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“Does facial recognition will prevent 14 years old boys to be groomed by old lady ?” --> “Does facial recognition prevent 14 years old boys to be groomed by old dudes.”
I fixed it for you.
And the answer is: no, it does not.
But facial recognition gives old dudes lots of control over 14-year-old boys and their parents.

2026-03-26 23:56:09 CET

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Thanks!

2026-03-26 20:30:11 CET

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I've never seen so beautiful feet.

2026-03-26 20:27:03 CET

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#nevent1q…vx57
#EU #chatcontrol #freedom #money #bitcoin #btc #guns #gunstr #nostr #privacy

2026-03-26 20:24:30 CET

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Taken how? Thanks for asking! 🙏
Here is my answer: By simply not asking for a permission.
The same way that you take a glass of water at home. You don’t ask if you can do it. You just do it. The same way that we don’t ask for a permission from a foreign government, we can simply skip asking for a permission from our own government.
In addition to the recipe for freedom that I listed above (cypherpunk attitude, Bitcoin, Nostr and freedom + privacy tech), we must understand why things such as The Bolshevik Revolution happened and what would have prevented them:
- Decentralized food production so that we don’t run out of food. No need to ask for a permission to grow your own food or to support
- Guns so that we can defend ourselves against government tyranny and other criminals. No need for a license. In fact, much better that your gun is not on any government database.
- Small, self-sustaining local communities.
- Spreading word about the problems related to the centralized decision making.

2026-03-26 20:16:42 CET

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2026-03-26 15:05:17 CET

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Or alternatively tell your EU politicians that you:
- have lost all respect for them and consider them useless clowns
- have adopted a bad ass cypherpunk attitude
- have started to use Bitcoin, Nostr and freedom + privacy tech
- no longer believe in democracy
- believe that rights are taken, not given

2026-03-26 13:40:36 CET

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Perhaps you start automatically taking better care of yourself when you start taking worse care of your phone...
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It could happen...

2026-03-26 03:49:34 CET

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Thanks for the idea of zapping me. Appreciate it. Yes, I have a problem with my wallet.
And thanks for the repost! Let’s push this idea together. I will tag:
npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpev
npub1jt97tpsul3fp8hvf7zn0vzzysmu9umcrel4hpgflg4vnsytyxwuqt8la9y
npub1dg6es53r3hys9tk3n7aldgz4lx4ly8qu4zg468zwyl6smuhjjrvsnhsguz
npub1d9dgsq34nx3e9t6yd4l9zvfcw7vxzmv5xesffyaa3dr780hm5k6qcg6h5w
npub1ahxjq4v0zlvexf7cg8j9stumqp3nrtzqzzqxa7szpmcdgqrcumdq0h5ech
npub1rxysxnjkhrmqd3ey73dp9n5y5yvyzcs64acc9g0k2epcpwwyya4spvhnp8
npub1hghnjjpnvkz8t6gkszuf37d7puwc2qtxc65rnklqsngzv6kkug9qhhfyz2
who all have podcasts and their listeners would love to hear them interview G. Edward Griffin.

2026-03-26 02:44:27 CET

It would be so cool if a Bitcoiner would interview G. Edward Griffin. #Bitcoin #BTC #money

2026-03-26 01:17:07 CET

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Me gusta / Ich komme

2026-03-25 05:11:51 CET

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Are the people who (according to you) make the most sense about #Bitcoin getting a lot of attention from the mainstream media* or not? There is your answer.
*includes podcasts like Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson.
#BTC #asknostr
#nevent1q…vcly

2026-03-25 04:53:12 CET

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Like this? https://blossom.primal.net/148902804c58bc7b0ffe3d17ae5d7859db7201d066f7ba833ca101c02cdbef93.png

2026-03-25 04:50:17 CET

The more there is CBDC or stablecoin adoption, the more there is time for technocracy implementation.
When you see a person, who calls himself a Bitcoiner, but his actions result into CBDC or stablecoin adoption, consider him:
a.) a bad actor
b.) stupid
c.) both – a stupid bad actor
#bitcoin #btc #stablecoins #cbdc #tether #usdt #usdc

2026-03-25 03:50:40 CET

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I have not seen a lot of stuff from him, but I am suspicious of anyone who:
1.) seems intelligent
2.) but does not seem to understand that Bitcoin (or any another cryptocurrency if somebody is interested in them) is exactly what the people enforcing the rules decide it to be.
And Jiang seems to kind of ignore that point:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V_e8KjFDeE
And just like Simon Dixon, Jiang gets into the nitty gritty details but:
1.) fails to highlight that the solution is simple –- if plebs do not use the things (money and tech) controlled by ‘them’, then 'they' have no control over the plebs.
2.) creates an atmosphere that the situation is hopeless, and that is exactly what the people running the current system want everyone (who is educated enough to understand the problems) to think.
And also Jiang gets to be interviewed by Tucker, who is suspicious as fuck:
- Tucker’s son works for JD Vance.
- Tucker’s dad worked for the CIA.
- Tucker said that growing up and as an adult he had no idea that his dad was working for the CIA.
- Tucker has given contradictory information about when he found out that his dad worked for the CIA.
- Tucker (without knowing that his dad worked for the CIA) applied for a work in the CIA, but allegedly did not get the job.
- However, Tucker did become on of the most famous journalists on the whole planet. Remembering what kind of forces control the media space (the same forces that control the CIA) and the Operation Mockingbird, it’s a bit suspicious, to put it mildly.
- When it comes to finding real solutions to the problems (Bitcoin, Nostr, freedom tech, real privacy tools), Tucker seems to ignore them or label them as CIA creations. Or then he interviews “a blockchain expert”.
- Tucker is critical of Israel etc., but he never goes to the root cause of the problem or offers real solutions.
- Tucker has spread alien FUD.

2026-03-25 01:58:18 CET

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"Abolish the TSA. Replace it with the model that 80% of the developed world already uses." --> "Abolish the TSA. Replace it with open carry."
I fixed it for you.

2026-03-25 01:26:09 CET

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I don’t know about that… I think that Bitcoin is not an echo chamber. There is a lot of in fighting and a lot of different opinions in Bitcoin. I am sure that this is not news to you, but If you are in Bitcoin and know about the difference between Bitcoin and crypto, knots vs core, bip110, etc., you can see that there is a lot of in fighting in this group. People don’t agree about anything. Not even about the shape of the planet Earth. And that’s a good thing.
But if you are not in Bitcoin and are a so-called normie, you lump Bitcoin and crypto into the same category and think that it’s one big cult. Vast majority of the no-coiners cannot tell the difference between Bitcoin and Ethereum and they think that we are all in one big eco champber / cult.
When it comes to Tom Luongo and many others, I find it very suspicious or weird that they know all the details but cannot see the ‘big picture’. All these dudes are just going through all the nitty gritty details, worried about the rise of a new Hitler, and totally missing the big picture and the solution to this problem.

2026-03-25 00:10:29 CET

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I prefer to live in a world where Bitcoin exists. The idea of living in this clown world without a monetary system like Bitcoin is quite a dystopian idea. One of the best things about Bitcoin is that it wakes up people.

2026-03-24 21:21:44 CET

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Not going to listen to this interview...
Imagine how fucking stupid the people controlling Trump (and the whole fiat world) are if they can be simply fooled by their own puppet.
I have enjoyed many TFTC interviews, but I feel that Marty gives VERY little pushback when the guests come up with stupid stuff.
So, instead of using the moment to orangepill people, he gives these fiat dudes one more platform to spread fiat shit.

2026-03-24 16:28:27 CET

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In the Red and Blue corner:
Bitcoin: A Digital Credit System
A digital credit system would allow online payments to be sent directly from one institution to another institution without giving sovereignty to people.
In the Orange corner:
Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System
A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution.
https://blossom.primal.net/2c5ba3cb6c87a19348c8a4f8cf3bf28c8ed6772a369f6395d7ea7d0ad43ff2da.png
#money #bitcoin #bitcoinloans #digitalcredit #btc #freedom #privacy #meme #memes #memestr
#nevent1q…0v99

2026-03-24 14:03:08 CET

I think that the problem with Bitcoin backed loans is that you are engaging in their games. Why would you do that?
And, yes, yes, yes… if you want to do it, you don’t need a permission and you can do it.
#bitcoin #btc #asknostr

2026-03-24 03:23:02 CET

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What are the chances that we are living on a spinning ball? Less than 10 percent?

2026-03-23 16:51:20 CET

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So, we should take Ivermectin etc. to get rid of the problem?

2026-03-21 19:47:39 CET

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whoever the parents choose...?

2026-03-21 19:43:40 CET

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Imagine if somebody here would disagree with the "Keynesian economy is a scam"... I would probably have a heart attack.

2026-03-21 01:36:14 CET

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I have to add here as a general comment that this is the kind of stuff that the governments are afraid of…

2026-03-21 01:26:17 CET

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There was this dude who survived two nukes in Japan... Lived a long life.😂

2026-03-21 01:19:04 CET

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Or ask their money back...

2026-03-21 01:10:54 CET

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This is an interesting one, and from so many different angles.
Most toothbrushes are made of plastic or something like that. It should not sound like a crazy idea that one should be quite careful about not literally eating plastic… But when you brush your teeth, you definitely get some of that bad stuff into your system.
And it's true that when it comes to toothpaste, we probably should see what is the effect on health overall and not just see if it gives us the "spotless shine, every time".

2026-03-21 00:54:40 CET

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Yes, unfortunately. And it's not a new thing. It has been going on for a long time.

2026-03-21 00:54:04 CET

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Yes. If somebody had told me 20 years ago that this kind of stuff is going on, I would have not taken the person seriously.

2026-03-20 23:23:47 CET

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What is the common thing between Tucker and Jiang?
In addition to neither of them understanding what is the root cause of the problem and that the problem started WAY before Israel was created, they also do not understand Bitcoin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V_e8KjFDeE

2026-03-20 20:54:52 CET

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Chuck Norris doesn't cheat death. He wins fair and square.

2026-03-20 18:38:33 CET

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If Trump had been described as "so reckless that he cannot be controlled", would you have believed it?

2026-03-20 18:16:54 CET

Was it so that every Bitcoiner, who was mentioned in the #Epsteinfiles, got their reputations destroyed -- except for the person who:
- is pushing digital credit and treasury companies
- is openly hostile towards the idea of peer-to-peer cash?
#asknostr #michaelsaylor #saylor #bitcoin #jeffreyepstein #epstein #politics #strategy #microstrategy

2026-03-20 16:46:43 CET

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Good for him, but Kent, Thomas Massie etc. only give false hope to the political system. Unintentionally or intentionally, they make it look like it matters who you vote for.
There is no chance of changing the system from inside. If they want to restore the kind of lifestyle that the Founding Fathers envisioned, they could push Bitcoin adoption as a peer-to-peer cash, Nostr, and privacy & freedom tech. For whatever reason, really few politicians do that.
Considering the fact that the whole planet is run by real psychopaths, it seems that they do not consider any of the current politicians a real threat. Otherwise, they would get eliminated.

2026-03-20 14:17:40 CET

CONSPIRACY THEORIES! What is the most unbelievable* conspiracy theory** that you actually believe*** to be true?
* compared to your previous understanding of the topic.
** something that school books ignore and/or wikipedia labels as a conspiracy theory.
*** you give it at least a 75 percent chance of being true.
https://blossom.primal.net/e8d046523ca6829953c9a0c2415801bf279ea65b404830bdcea0b4a2c75c72b3.gif
If this topic is too poisonous and you don’t want to engage, you can signal it by reposting this to all your followers and saying “I do not want to engage with kind of stuff”.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npub1qqvt0m3nlvjnssmrn33w9yh7cuq2dx5nkz8wxax9hk5hrjdnj4jqz8cn3w
#memes #memestr #meme #politics #bitcoin #asknostr #conspiracytheory #conspiracy

2026-03-20 12:38:19 CET

2026-03-20 01:10:07 CET

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Aren't likes kind of gay?

2026-03-19 22:05:29 CET

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Yes. Well, I don't think that he came to the scene with good intentions in the first place. So, it's sad but not unexpected.