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They are the same cheek. The other cheek is central banks.

2026-07-25 23:26:40 UTC

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I've ready the majority of the cypherpunk emails from the 90s and 2000s. I can't think of any instance where they were concerned about finding or needing funding. Seems weird that's what devs care about now.

2026-07-25 23:24:51 UTC

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We are. The thing is, just like BIP 148, and intolerant minority can make changes. Thats a feature not a bug.

2026-07-25 23:20:03 UTC

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I am calm, but this is deadly serious. Bitcoin is the closest to sound money we have. It is one of the only tools in your average Joe's toolbox to fight back against the government's that make us vax, censor us, seek to control us, etc. Do me a favor. Pick a "bitcoin" company. Go to their website and look up their investors, seed funders, etc. Go to Edgar and look up each of those investors. Look at the other companies they invest in. You'll quickly realize that all these "based bitcoin" companies are part of the same interconnected web of investors. You'll begin to see a pattern. Then look at what the people and influencers at your favorite "bitcoin" company are saying about BIP-110. It becomes really black and white.

2026-07-25 22:19:04 UTC

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It's not a straw man. You literally could. Anyone could. That is what a UASF is.

2026-07-25 22:17:33 UTC

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Did you not see his stupid smoking in the oil field ai ad? The ad literally days strc turns btc into money. Not sure how its a wild take to Saylor doesn't understand money.
You should study Austrian economics.

2026-07-25 08:29:40 UTC

Bitcoin's network could become so compromised that it dies. That is why we need BIP-110. What many do not think about that Bitcoin cannot die. If the current iteration fails, the principles and theory is not destroyed. You just start over from the first block. Sound money will always become more valuable than fiat debt. It may set us back decades in terms of fiat "value," but perhaps if BIP-110 were to fail the world will need a contentious minority to hard fork or start over. It may take decades or centuries, but sound money is a safeguard against evil that the general public needs.

2026-07-25 08:23:42 UTC

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Why do they care so much? Almost luke they have some weird motivations. Also, are there any "cryptos" that embed data that haven't lost 99% of their max value?

2026-07-25 08:14:43 UTC

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Just because BIP-110 doesn't address ending spam doesn't mean that we can't have UASF whenever we find an exploit. Every time we discover bad actors are abusing our money we should soft fork.

2026-07-25 08:12:21 UTC

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99.99% of podcasters turn out to be corrupt, adulterous, or narcissistic. Look at any normie political commentator on YouTube from either the left or right. They all have scandals exposed eventually. Podcasting needs to be a thing of the past. Bring back remailers and mailing lists.

2026-07-25 08:09:10 UTC

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In the year of rdts, I hope we get rid of as many "features" as possible.

2026-07-25 08:06:33 UTC

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So dumb on many levels. 1. Bitcoin is infinitely divisible. 2. Bitcoin was created to destroy Keynesian systems such as inflation. 3. If people are really worried about miner fees in 100 years (which is retarded) make blocks smaller so that when their is madden adoption if people wish to close a lightning channel or make a payment on-chain they must be willing to pay miners a hefty fee.

2026-07-25 07:57:01 UTC

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What the pro-spammers don't realize is that if there is a chainsplit, myself and probably thousands of others will patiently wait, run nodes, and mine on the true chain as long as it takes. Eventually the pro spam chain will become so centralized it fails like every other alt coin. Im willing to wait decades. Rug the spammers.

2026-07-25 04:23:57 UTC

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There never needs to be any threshold for activation for a uasf. You could make your own soft fork tomorrow and as long as you are running the code it activates. It probably won't go anywhere with you being the only person running it, but it is a disingenuous argument to say something along the lines of a "lower precedent for future changes."

2026-07-25 04:16:12 UTC

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Don't care. Running BIP 110, bc I'm not a Keynesian.

2026-07-25 04:14:18 UTC

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He clearly never believed it to be money. Actions speak much louder than words.