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2026-08-28 11:24:22 UTC

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The whole idea of Bitcoin is ideologically motivated. So if the miners pretend its all about fees for them then they are simply lying. Bitcoin has attracted some of the smartest and most clued up people on the planet. Any claims they may make of not understanding the ideological motives are just a fascade at best.

2026-08-28 10:41:39 UTC

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How can you say miners had no incentive to signal bip 110 😂. The incentives were very clear. Mine for a decentralised Bitcoin chain with reduced attack vectors to support the sound money project or mine for a state chain that can do whatever it wants with it thanks to controllable 3rd parties influence Bitcoin was meant to eliminate. Miners don't want Bitcoin without controllable 3rd parties so they chose latter.

2026-08-27 19:50:04 UTC

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Obviously core chain is an attack on Bitcoin. I may be wrong but when I listened to it I actually thought he refused to get on their side and was challenging the immutably of the protocol if core can just change the rules with no accountability to nodes. Either way I don't know Gary Cardone and very disappointed with Grant Cardeone investing with David Bailey and hanging out with the statists

2026-08-27 17:51:09 UTC

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Sounds like he's calling them out

2026-08-24 11:42:31 UTC

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And what's Motorola incentive to help people with privacy in this game?

2026-08-19 08:31:45 UTC

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If you say its failed and dead, how much bip110 BTC are you willing to sell me for $5 per 1BTC bip110?

2026-08-18 17:39:03 UTC

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If he thinks bip110 is worthless maybe he should put his money where his mouth is and sell us his bip110 coin for whatever ridiculously low price he thinks bip110 coin is worth. All his comrades would be advised to do the same.

2026-08-18 17:07:52 UTC

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Highly doubt exchanges would give us the opportunity to buy for $5 per 1BTC Bip110. All bought bip110 coin would go straight into self custody because of who'd be buying it. Think there would be enough demand to expose their paper Bitcoin practices.

2026-08-18 14:46:32 UTC

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If you believe there was no corruption, collusion or conspiracy and that opinions of people around you constitute the consensus reality there is nothing I can tell you to stop you from using the Core version of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not a popularity contest of opinions. The nodes have spoken and the chain has split. People do not gravitate towards Bitcoin because its popular but because it provides decentralized permissionless solution to money. If you're in no need of such solution it doesn't matter what you do next. But if such solution is what you need you'll end up diverging from the centralisation of the entire bitcoin ecosystem. And once that centralised ecosystem turns on the nodes, the social contract is broken and the network naturally defends itself and that's why we are here and that's why people don't want to go back to Core. Parting ways and rebuilding is the right thing to do.

2026-08-18 14:05:18 UTC

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I think your idea of what constitutes network is somewhat misplaced. Larger ecosystem meaning miners, exchanges, wallets are servants of the network. The actually network is the nodes relaying information to each other. They asked miners to mine blocks according to some rules and the miners ignored them. There was no refusal to bip110 from inside the network unless you count the inflated 30% of core v30+ nodes which did not explicitly say no.

2026-08-18 09:22:03 UTC

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You're still looking at it through fiat perspective. 1BTC will always be 1BTC if secured by a protocol without 3rd party. That's 1/21M. Core chain has now proven the ability to remove this attribute over time which will make 1BTC less valuable because it will become a smaller part of the full pie. You will then need to compare the size of economy each chain represents. Initially core chain will represent much larger economy but after some time it will be of no use to free people because it will become permissioned through centralisation so for free people such chain will represent a value of zero to their objectives.

2026-08-18 07:59:06 UTC

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Because BIP110 chain split provided the ultimate evidence that the core chain decision making is centralised. Bitcoiners are not interested in yet another system with 3rd party and after what happened on 8 august, you will never get rid of that 3rd party on core chain because the mechanism you had for that removal has been proven removed.

2026-08-16 16:04:22 UTC

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Could exchanges even offer it? All bought bip110 coin would go straight to self custody because of who is buying it and if the price is too low and we start draining their reservers they get exposed for their paper bitcoin practices really quickly.

2026-08-16 12:44:35 UTC

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2026: The 3rd party that Bitcoin is trying to get rid of is trying to persuade the world that Bitcoin without 3rd party is not Bitcoin 😂

2026-08-14 11:35:51 UTC

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Humanity has been denied the currency of free men until individuals collectively choose to become the free men this currency is built for.

2026-08-13 18:44:19 UTC

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The state is doing everything they can to make it look like they've taken over but this spirit right here is exactly what they can't take away from us. And there's more of us than most think.

2026-08-13 18:29:11 UTC

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Just another propagandist

2026-08-13 13:30:46 UTC

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August 8 cleaned up the decentralised chain everyone's been interested in since the very beginning. That brings a lot of opportunity with it.

2026-08-12 11:42:32 UTC

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In that case the community can agree to temporarily peg bip110 value to legacy coin value and use it tax free. If legacy coin value goes to zero at any point, free market will find value for the coins on the pure chain.

2026-08-11 12:12:38 UTC

At this point. Why would any non institutional miner supporting bip110 stop mining bip110 blocks? They are valid on both chains.

2026-08-11 07:05:02 UTC

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The state has forked its own flavor of Bitcoin, stole the brand, a lot of people inside the network with it. We always knew a CBDC was coming so if they want a fork to turn into CBDC you can't stop them. Now they've made their move you want to give up? This is about freedom money vs totalitarian programmable money. We still need the freedom money. We don't have a choice but keep building.

2026-08-10 14:58:11 UTC

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To sum it up. Node runners are in the market for software to help them relay information on Bitcoin network. A handful of Bitcoin Core devs offer the market a software that goes against basic security protol. Another software Knots offers an option that honours a good security feature. 30% of the network upgrades to core v30+. 20% stands up to it and 50% sticks to status quo which mean small opreturn. The market has spoken. 70% wants the software with small opreturn. Then a handful of people in control of miners decides that 30%(prob inflated number) is what will be used. Is this a wish of the free market or has the decision been centrally decided and pushed onto the rest of the ecosystem? How is this decentralised money? How is this fine?

2026-08-10 14:33:04 UTC

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Core pushes v30 without any community support - an update that is against the basic Bitcoin protocol security - implemented.
20% of the community pushes for an update to roll it back, with another 50% on old core version never supporting v30 - denied. How is this fine?

2026-08-10 12:19:00 UTC

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I wouldn't expect you to not understand that core are controlled and compromised, Core v30 update opened Bitcoin to a number of attacks leading to slow destruction of its decentralised nature and permissionlessness. Low data size was what supported the idea of Bitcoin, what made is succesful to this point and what is needed to keep people running their own nodes so they can really apply the "do not trust, verify" ethos. Since you're a very smart individual its hard to imagine you would miss this critical point of understanding. Bitcoin code that cannot fulfill its original promise and is open to centralised control is closer to CBDC than to freedom tech and you promoting it is quite disappointing to be honest so after 3 years of following your thinking about FOSS, freedom and Christ its finally time for me to leave.

2026-08-10 10:02:20 UTC

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Lots of Bitcoiner got behind Bitcoin because they knew the state was getting ready to introduce CBDCs. Now that the state has forked they own version of Bitcoin to turn into CBDC many experience disappointment, betrayal, sadness, confusion, etc.
But what has really changed? Nothing. Keep building freedom tech. Freedom loving dissidents of the upcoming technocratic totalitarian world will find it when the time comes.

2026-08-10 09:32:41 UTC

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Legacy social media: you have the right to say whatever you want (we'll just make sure nobody can hear you)
Money: you can keep Bitcoin as money (we'll just make sure the entire world uses our fiat version of Bitcoin).
Back to focusing on things we can control. Can't control the fact state creates their own coin and onboards their fiat followers on it. What we can do is keep working on our own coin that secures our freedom to transact and hold value in an ecosystem with other fiat opposing freedom loving humans.

2026-08-10 08:38:02 UTC

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Can you explain how the current direction of Bitcoin is good knowing Core decision making had been bought and is no longer aligned with Bitcoin as money, miners are centralised, exchanges sell paper Bitcoin, there's an endless propaganda to turn Bitcoin into fiat?

2026-08-06 14:24:22 UTC

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Well said

2026-08-05 14:08:46 UTC

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Exactly

2026-08-04 14:52:20 UTC

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The same group who funded the world wars gave them 100 years ago a reason to get back at the western societies when the time comes. So they're motivated against the target of the Matrix end game - humanity. In the meantime the real puppet masters still remain in the shadows.

2026-08-03 10:13:24 UTC

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If this turns out to be a majority of bitcoin ecosystem conspiracy its hard to imagine gettting support from exchanges after the split as they are all dependent on market makers who are likely to be a part of such conspiracy. In such a scenario we would get BIP110 Bitcoin rid of centralised miners, corrupt devs, shitcoin casinos, state and large corporations accumulators, propagandists, fake celebrities - basically everything Bitcoiners want to abandon anyway in exchange for stolen brand and network effect so the hijackers can take GMO Bitcoin and sell it to their fiat followers. One could even argue all of this is still favourable to BIP110 Bitcoin since the success of Bitcoin heavily depends on people individually raising their knowledge of the one problem Bitcoin solves which is fiat money and consequently the brilliant engineering solution Bitcoin offers.

2026-07-31 14:27:45 UTC

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It couldn't be a scripted attack, right??
Exploit a controlled asset ColdCard
Plant a seed of doubt re self custody
Some panick move to an enchange
Bitcoin potentially splits to organic underground 🌽 and GMO establishment 🌽
Exchanges refuse to distribute bip110 coins
Long term future of GMO 🌽 doesn't matter because worst case scenario the world oligarchy just confiscated all non custody bip110 coin

2026-07-30 07:26:51 UTC

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Probably the desired outcome of this attack. True Bitcoin ideals survive on minority fork. Bitcoin brand stolen and used to sell the public the State Bitcoin. Exchanges confiscate all non custodial bip110 coin by not distributing and then keep selling the State majority coin to unsuspecting newcomers. Then keep tweaking the majority coin until its full CBDC or fiat or it collapses. Then return to the minority coin to fight it more. Long timeline.

2026-07-27 14:32:12 UTC

Client side scanning = vaccine round 2 - this time for your phone. The vaccine is called os enforced client side scanning malware, similarly to vaccine it compromises your system and this time you won't be able to say no if you want to keep classic android or iphone

2026-07-26 21:01:51 UTC

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Great read

2026-07-24 10:24:24 UTC

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There is no separation of state and big corporations. Its an illusion. They both serve the same master Bitcoin is trying to displace.

2026-07-23 19:01:03 UTC

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Articles like this and the one about Volkswagen blocking grapheneos make me recommendgraphenee even more

2026-07-23 14:23:05 UTC

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Agreed

2026-07-23 14:16:45 UTC

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The first 4 paragraphs building an argument that shitcoins are worth something because their combined value is trillion dollars is a joke at best. VCs with PR campaigns, Market Makers and Wall Street can run any projects dollar capitalisation to whatever size they want. So shitcoins combined marketcap is not something to go by.

2026-07-23 14:10:00 UTC

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2026-07-22 18:10:27 UTC

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He ran a twitter campaign a few years ago with masonic symbology

2026-07-21 11:23:46 UTC

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He's a freemason

2026-07-16 13:40:09 UTC

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Someone should create a catalogue of these special interest Bitcoin influencers with detailed profiles and descriptions - hall of shame style

2026-07-10 12:32:21 UTC

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The most frustrating thing is watching the enemy of humanity building their system and declaring a war and then looking around seeing people thinking that telling them to stop is going to stop anything instead of building towards survival.

2026-07-07 19:11:45 UTC

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The only way forward is to give users ability to run their own infrastructure. Like nostr, like simplex.

2026-07-07 18:58:53 UTC

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The only way forward is to give users a way to run their own infrastructure. Like nostr, like simplex.

2026-06-23 12:51:01 UTC

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Are these posts exerpts from your book or separate thoughts? Very interesting

2026-06-09 09:32:58 UTC

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Thyroid issues have been solved in 1970s. Anyone interested can find themselves a copy of Healthview interview with Dr Paul Eck online and start their research there. Life changing research.

2026-03-30 13:17:16 UTC

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What's the point of democracy if the majority are taught what to think rather than how to think

2025-10-22 14:20:23 UTC

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Thank you

2024-01-11 22:54:08 UTC

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2024-01-11 20:15:54 UTC

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6 feet apart in groups of 6 for 6 months, make your own conclusion

2024-01-11 20:14:51 UTC

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Incompetence is just a facade, they're executing with military precision

2024-01-11 15:28:06 UTC

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A capital sinkhole designed to absorb liquidity

2024-01-11 13:54:37 UTC

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Not many people have balls for this but if everyone did it its game over

2024-01-10 09:15:00 UTC

Nostr has fixed my brain. Briefly opened LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube after months of not using them and all I see are attention sluts everywhere posting meaningless wanker BS. Different experience.

2024-01-09 19:03:43 UTC

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The state helping participants switch to p2p is a good thing IMO

2024-01-08 23:14:22 UTC

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Most slaves choose to be slaves for their refusal to upgrade their emotional world

2024-01-06 15:46:37 UTC

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and all of them are still ongoing and all legal

2024-01-05 23:59:04 UTC

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Hey Miljan, nothing has been loading for me on my Android app last 48 hours, thought it was relays related but not sure now?

2024-01-01 20:07:42 UTC

How many people did you help onboard to nostr last week?

2024-01-01 19:57:40 UTC

HNY24 Stay Focused!

2024-01-01 17:55:22 UTC

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FoR YoUr SaFeTy

2023-12-30 12:31:36 UTC

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The communist Union needs to be dissolved

2023-12-30 12:31:06 UTC

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The communist union needs to be dissolved

2023-12-29 16:40:22 UTC

More and more people are waking up to the threat of CBDCs. Once fully implemented, how will they transact without Bitcoin?

2023-12-15 08:55:13 UTC

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half way through, highly rcommend

2023-12-15 08:54:14 UTC

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Half way through, highly recommend

2023-12-14 21:16:05 UTC

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thought someones come up with a dynamic lightning address obfuscating the merchants wallet balance last month?

2023-12-13 18:19:33 UTC

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good luck

2023-12-12 15:13:38 UTC

Take full ownership. Do not rely on the government or anyone to do risk assesmnent and mitigation strategy for you. You and noone else is responsible for your finances, health, security, etc.

2023-12-12 11:36:11 UTC

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wasn't here for the blocksize wars, will be here for the white/black bitcoin wars

2023-12-11 14:06:17 UTC

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it's truly glorious, welcome!

2023-12-09 20:20:56 UTC

Best marketing message defining Nostr "Why watch strangers destroy the old world when I can watch my brothers building a new one"

2023-12-08 16:50:50 UTC

Perhaps instead of run your own relay it should read house your own data

2023-12-08 16:49:00 UTC

The idea that you can participate in a global social network but run your own relay is mindblowing

2023-12-08 09:42:51 UTC

Information is no longer easy to hide so those who used to hide it now crowd it instead.

2023-12-07 17:19:33 UTC

Self esteem is the foundation of all wealth

2023-12-03 21:15:17 UTC

Recommend watching NostrAsia for newcomers to Nostr. Quite impressed in how much potential this protocol really has.

2023-12-02 16:12:07 UTC

OK tried Amethyst and leaving. Sorry dude but according to your website you've worked with WHO and Covid related projects. That's a no for me.

2023-12-02 13:51:27 UTC

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“Just imagine that you are able to give your kids some money in digital rubles and then restrict their use for purchase of junk food” — Alexey Zabotkin, Deputy Governor of Russia’s Central Bank, Cyber Polygon 2021
https://sociable.co/government-and-policy/russia-centralized-digital-currency-restrict-purchases-cyber-polygon/

2023-12-01 15:43:19 UTC

The more I study Nostr the more I get to understand the privacy benefits the more interested I am.

2023-12-01 11:01:25 UTC

Primal looking fantastic

2023-12-01 10:46:49 UTC

Swapping Plebstr for Amethyst

2023-11-30 21:57:40 UTC

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I've looked into it a bit more and can see myself taking advantage of your nip but no common relays or relay implementations really support it right now so will just wait and observe.

2023-11-30 14:33:38 UTC

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Fairly good option. Umbrel don't seem to support nip-24 though which helps to hide metadata and I'm quite interested in having support for that. How much disk space does the relay take and how much data do you tend to store every month?

2023-11-30 14:29:02 UTC

Last 4 years revealed everything about people in my personal circle. We've been locked down, attacked by the medical industry, robbed by the central bank, gaslit by the media. Seeing the lost, the confused, the cowards, the proud, the ego captured, and on the other side the sovereign, strong, critically thinking, awakened individuals just had the most positive effect on my personal circle. The selection has changed. We're now stronger than ever.

2023-11-29 23:14:21 UTC

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Any chance you could point me to a good guide? I'm not very technical but got pi4 ready

2023-11-28 11:48:30 UTC

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Agreed, requires one to experience it to fully understand

2023-11-28 11:20:37 UTC

My twitter feed was flooded with posts from random irrelevant people. My nostr feed is populated with content from hand picked high quality people ONLY. Massive difference.

2023-11-27 16:24:56 UTC

Your work choices are a reflection of your emotional qualities

2023-11-27 10:38:09 UTC

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Brilliant, is there anywhere I can find this explained? Thank you

2023-11-27 00:29:57 UTC

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Had to read the above a few times as I'm not very technical. Are you suggesting nostr will be able to provide better privacy compared to SimpleX? How can Nostr hide the metadata? And last question, is something like 0xChat potentially the way?

2023-11-27 00:02:55 UTC

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This is the only negative thing I found, not sure what to make of it as not very tech savvy, how are they fking us?

2023-11-25 23:44:14 UTC

Would love to start a relay on pi4 but feel it's a bit too hard for me for the time being

2023-11-25 14:06:06 UTC

People that vote lesser of 2 evils. Why not vote something godly..

2023-11-24 15:00:38 UTC

Regulation is not to answer, upgrade of the participants is

2023-11-23 19:32:15 UTC

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Intrigued

2023-11-21 22:51:27 UTC

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Waiting for the day a DEX using Lightning to lock BTC or stables into smart contract with the platform arrives

2023-11-20 17:26:12 UTC

Ask not what Bitcoin can do for you but what you can do for Bitcoin