Reticulum needs waaaay more love. View quoted note →

So where this makes sense to me is not a “pay your bills” strategy. With that strategy, you’re exchanging a credit card for a loan using your bitcoin as collateral. If you pay off your loan every month, cool - little to no interest. But your coin is still at risk, however small. Use your credit card. Now, where this DOES make a lot of sense is taking any remaining emergency fiat savings you have, putting it all in bitcoin, and let the CAGR do its thing. And if you need cash, quick, you use this loan. Buys you time and lets you get completely out of fiat without much risk if you need fiat. View quoted note →

You can tell the real bitcoin companies, especially during massive drawdowns. For one, they don’t go down. Extending benefits is just next level. View quoted note →

Very good point. View quoted note →

Accountability. Spread this everywhere. View quoted note →

Waaaaaaaaat?? View quoted note →

Has anyone tried any of the “open” yubikey alternatives? Is there one that does NFC, usb, and supports FIDO2 and TOTP? I’ve looked at a couple, and didn’t see great support… I’d love something I could download gerber files and solder together myself (should I want to).