using Fiat feeds the Fiat machinery, let’s think different people - sound money and positive sum games, stop the zero-sum ponzis View quoted note →
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The tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) is inevitable but there’s three things in the way: liquidity, regulation & counterparty risk. Solve this in partnership with BlackRock and you will become Blockbuster; solve it with Bitcoin to become the Netflix instead.
It’s 1995 all over again. A new wave of entrepreneurs are embracing Bitcoin, led by Jack Dorsey and zero-fee point-of-sale BTC from Square. This paves the way for us to build Internet Capital Markets the way they were intended — open, global, and without middlemen.
A market-driven “Equity Rate” will replace central bank price-fixing of capital via interest rates. We will all utilize Bitcoin instead of buying fiat, facing margin calls, or paying interest. Sharing in Bitcoin business risk and asymmetric reward will be the norm.
This is one-click, low-cost, global, 24/7 liquid Private Equity: real value creation with Bitcoin as counterparty. Bezos’ first proved online marketplaces with books: a low cost, high rep
sound money: a medium of exchange that is durable, divisible, portable, verifiable, scarce, and requiring of work to extract and create, which may be standardized but cannot be easily controlled by one party or state - and does not derive its value from any other form of capital, promise, or backing, yet is liquid and easily traded with little notice or selling efforts
We already forgot what the 2008 crisis was like and how impacted people so we’re just having the same old fiat problems. Repeat.
in a sound money world, I expect we’ll be more present in business. Companies will be traded simply on their Bitcoin holdings - everything else is fluff
Jummah Mubarak
Consider beauty in participation: Faith is a living system — how do we let it breathe again? What happens when da’wah moves beyond persuasion and becomes a calling, through imagination, code, and design?
Maybe to ummah is a verb on a cybernetic network, with art that seeks and matches patterns in our hearts - algorithms calibrating beyond the screens. View article →
anyone here explored ibn arabi’s works? I find his perspectives more relevant to our times than that of literalists after him. his thinking was in the context of andalusian golden age, which is better aligned with our timesc at least for muslims in the west. figured he’s worth revisiting especially as I see ibn khaldun’s asabiyya newly
today I learned that token burns can be considered usury, depending on how they're done
I am 100% certain that Crypto will enter another bear market. 60% will lose. The remaining 40% will exit to Stables or Bitcoin. Likely 40-60 again, depending on what people call home. The house always wins. Bitcoin will likely enter a supercycle, with lowest cost of capital.
Anyone that faced the H1B misfortune, or even the risk, of being locked out of the US, I expect can better appreciate self-custody Bitcoin now - it’s always yours, no banks to call, or notaries to sign, or friends to trust, to sell your gold or list your house.
signed and broadcasted a BTC chained transaction using an encrypted and VPN-isolated wallet today - feels pretty good
a world that works for you requires you to highly value your sovereignty
When I'm really struck by a problem or idea, I have to pursue it! I need to knead it into a the basic dough, and then I let it rest and ferment while I continue with my existing commitments. The idea matures with time and conversation, or it's forgotten and merged into another.
I've always looked negatively on the idea of asabiyya, but it's making a lot of sense these days and in the company of enlightened brothers, alignment beyond blood View article →
Yup… and it’s literally fiat - make money now, pay the fines later. Sound money makes the later more expensive. View quoted note →
Agreed and still important to vote View quoted note →
maybe 2.5% Zakat helps offset the 2.5% inflation in gold, ever think about riba that way?
For all the advances of technology and comforts we have today, we forget that the cost of raising a child has increased dramatically! No better example for fiat alchemy, sacrificing tomorrow for today. Some parents we are…
Fiat price fixing makes bear markets more volatile without more government intervention and that in itself requires GDP to only go up - bail outs is where the free market goes to die...
In sound money, it’s easier to accrue value and have real consolidation and revival.
TBH I think this is now the case with ALL who hold a ton of US Treasuries if they’re not a net energy producer, or net high growth in population View quoted note →