If you haven’t sailed. Try. It’s got a skill tree that may resonate with Bitcoiners. - Physics - Infinite Learning Curve - Charting - Tech - Variability - Purpose - Self reliance Here’s a pic of a storm we threaded the needle through.

I used to think and talk about Elon Musk a lot more when I was on X. Now I couldn’t care less. Feel weak thinking about it. Moral: You are what you eat. Curate your menu and become the person you want to see in the world.

Went to a cocktail bar in Asia where AI suggests the recipe based on your tastes. Professional bartender handles the prompts and preparation. Some of the best cocktails I’ve ever tasted.

I have a sneaking suspicion that $TRUMP is a signal flare, not just a pump and dump. The medium is the message, he’s signalling that legacy gatekeepers are being disintermediated. Money printer ready to go brrrr, but not through traditional enrichment schemes.

Cut out caffeine. Remove it from your diet. Don’t question this decision until you’ve done it for at least a year. If you don’t understand now, at that point you will.

Real estate agents sit on the pipe of your wealth with a straw in it. This industry needs to be disintermediated ASAP. Their bag pumping tactics: 1. “Sold Over Asking” signs 2. “Coming Soon” signs 3. Offer nights 4. Delisting and re-listing when DoM (Days on Market) get too high. 5. Staging 6. CGI Staging Do they really do anything except bake muffins to make it smell buyable?

Saw my first “New Price!” real estate front lawn sign this year, but still no “Sold Under Asking” signs.

Want to see why debt slavery is so pervasive? Get your mortgage paid down low and go on an “open term”, this means you pay a higher rate, but can pay off 100% at any time with no penalty. Sit back and watch the phone ring. You get to listen to sales pitch after sales pitch from your bank’s reps about why it is to your benefit to lock the term or to convert everything to a line of credit. These parasites are part of the reason we are where we are.

Stop letting legacy finance bait and switch Bitcoin platforms until they have proven themselves. There are thousands of Bitcoiners that have publicly contributed over the last 14 years. Scour Bitcoin talk and Twitter. LIFT THEM UP instead @NICO⚡️ *still love the show, can happen to anyone

Creditor Claims and 3rd Parties Legally Liquidating Your Bitcoin Stumbled across this in the now rescinded SAB 121 as a “discussion” that should be had: “A discussion of the analysis of the legal ownership of the crypto-assets held for platform users, including whether they would be available to satisfy general creditor claims in the event of a bankruptcy should be considered. ” SAB 121, April 11, 2022. Why wouldn’t your “crypto asset” wallet be treated just like fiat in the bank account? It would. The holding entity would liquidate your wallet and pay that creditor if given the word from an entity with power to garnish. This is obvious, but seeing it in writing makes it real. So yeah **Not your keys not your coins** ___ link:

SEC.gov | Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121

3 days ago Staff Accounting Bulletin 122 was rescinded. Just seeing this rescission will probably open some minds up at banks to custody, which may mean more on/off ramps to/from fiat for everyone, KYC’d of course and not your keys. I don’t know how I feel, seems logical given how things are going. — Some tldr stuff: SEC Bulletin 122 (March 2022) advised entities to record custodied crypto-assets as liabilities and make a slew of risky sounding related disclosures —like potential reputational harm, customer loss and litigation. Reasons given: holding crypto keys is very risky from a technical, legal and regulatory pov. Now that this is gone, it means that there’s more clarity regarding actual risks (ie, risks are likely seen as lower now) and that there’s more legal precedent surrounding crypto custody. Basically, custody does not seem as scary as it was 2.5 years ago. links: - Rescission:

SEC.gov | Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 122

- Bulletin 121:

SEC.gov | Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121

It’s ironic that adopting long time preference leads to short term happiness.