It's this kind of stuff that makes me so bullish on the future. The panopticon is not a given.

A legitimate constitution of a nation protects the freedoms of the people of that nation. It provides the people the authority over those that govern the people. Anything less is illegitimate. - William Keyte

The gov knocks it out of the park with this one.

Sad to see @OpenSecret shut down but grateful for the team behind the wallet to show what's possible. Onward and upward

#austriches... common sense may be arriving at our shores...

Hey @Alby reading your instructions regarding migrating from old LNDHUB and what's missing is at step 3 to remove the master key first, before entering the master key from the orginal profile.

The State has access to an infinite amount of currency units. These units are infinite which dilutes the purchasing power of savers of those units yet they are 'borrowed' by the State. This means they tax you in order to repay the borrowed units and the interest that accrues. Savers are screwed in two ways. Their purchasing power is diluted while their tax obligations increase as the borrowing grows. That's the fiat world. Thank God for ₿

Just need the instructions on how to become CEO of listed company OR hodl ₿.

Where else can you go to pay someone who finds your post interesting? Nostr for the win.

You won't be able to get it out of your head.

I know the blocksize wars are well and truly behind us, but how's this for an analogy; When roads get full with cars, the State's approach is to build more roads. Outcome? Townplanning spreads out development requiring more use of cars. Moral to the story; Let the market work out how to utilise what is already there?

13 years later and the can is still being kicked down the road

What happens if the computer Satoshi was mining bitcoin on was actually lost and is now located at some flea market ready to be picked up for a few bucks?