Satoshi held the door open for ladies.
Matthew D
MatthewD@nostr.ly
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Dreaming of a front porch fit enough for banjo plucking.
Specializing in forestry and agriculture for over a decade.
The greatest generational gift American boomers have given to the culture: their selfishness.
They have raised a culture of individuals who are selfish in one way or another. A primer for self-sovereign Bitcoin use, if that day ever comes for people.
Selfish individualism, people acting in their own best interests, that's what BTC adoption looks like.
GM
Thursday May 21 at 6 PM MiBTC is having a party at the devos place in Grand rapids Michigan. It's political if that's your bag. Tickets at misesbitcoinball.com
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People are begging for spirit airlines to get a bailout. Wow.
April showers bring May....holy crap it's cold
Bitcoin circular economies are built for humans. AI economies are built for centralized machines.
Politics is a zero sum game when you can manipulate the money.
Agentic economy leans into a world that's already packed with information. Does it really need a faster calculator?
Nah I think it needs more doers.
Pulling together all my inputs the direction for 2026 is to build.
Head down, control what you can control, and just build.
STRC is not going to produce systemic risk, but the idiots who build derivatives on poocoin networks using shares of STRC will produce systemic risk.
Can't wait to watch 🍿
The barriers to Bitcoin adoption are all self imposed.
"It's too volatile"
"The regulations are too much"
"There's no where to spend it"
These are all machinations of the fiat money bias.
Low time preference always wins
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American culture is a direct reflection of the reliquishing and/or forfeiture of personal responsibilities.
Black out blinds/completely dark bedroom and stepping out into the morning sun feels like peak biological clock signaling.
GM. This spring's been rough. Compounding health problems really have me striving for 100% health
What Michael Saylor is doing is truly remarkable and should be talked about.
But the entire playbook is built on hundreds of thousands of dollar cost averaging plebs. The working men of this world who continue to show up every day and bid the energy money.
Saylor, Stretch and MSTR isn't possible with out you and I.
How much of the current controversy stems from the monopoly on chip production?
I think a lot is downstream from that.