Bitcoin Birding. Sticking with the yellow variety. Hint: Peter Schiff loves this bird. Zaps will fly to accurate guesses.

I used to do a Photo Contest with a bunch of friends (none of whom are on Nostr yet). I’d email a theme and they’d all respond with a photo and I’d put a little poll together to vote on the winner. Super fun but a bit clunky. Brining the idea to Nostr. Photo Contest Friday. Who’s in? Thinking something like this: post your photo in the comments. Zap your favorite or favorites. Most zapped photo by next Friday will get more zaps. No theme yet but maybe we’ll get crazy and build to that. @walker it is a beautiful day to be alive and zaps can certainly flow via photos. @Mags are there more perfect shots? @roya ୨୧ flowers and street scapes for the win! Share the beauty. Share the creativity. Share the zaps.

Say you have a little money sitting in an IRA from a past job and were trying to decide what to do with it. Roll it over into another clunky vessel and stuff it into main street’s Bitcoin? Take the significant tax hit and stack the sats? I find it more and more difficult to keep anything in tradfi but man that tax hit blows.

We’ve been spending a lot of time in our backyard lately just hanging with the new kiddo. And man the birds have been awesome this year! Amazing what you see when you slow down and look. Going to start a little Bitcoin Birding Mondays. I’ll post a backyard bird photo and zap the correct identification. Because apparently you can just do that? Name that bird:

Moody moody.

“The stock market operates like a wave washing up on the beach. It sweeps with it many minuscule creatures who derive all of their life support from the oxygen and water of the wave. They coast along at the crest of the ‘Tide of Prosperity’. Suddenly the wave, having reached the high water mark on the beach, recedes, leaving all of the creatures gasping on the sand. Another wave may come in time to save them, but in all likelihood it will not come as far, and some of the sea creatures are doomed. In the same manner, waves of prosperity, fed by newly created money, through an artificial contraction of credit, recedes, leaving those it had borne high to gasp and die without hope of salvation.” Well done Mr. Eustace Mullins.