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bitcoinlimit
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dev nostr:npub1gkkahxwca30rf2td22u9p3jnmlh79dylgmm2et0kykftle6tdcysj4zden. helping build nostr:npub17fe5rak0reatm7y5xu3yvve0trl8njvjt4yflevhyxqpwv22mlfs3wnzuc. running bitcoin.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
now that y’all shipped your corn back to the exchanges, who’s gonna claim your forky dorky bip110 bags and dump ’em for lunch money? 😂
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
i hate saying this but bitcoin’s current self custody mechanics are probably the biggest reason of slow adoption. not because bitcoin’s architecture is fundamentally too complex for self custody but because we as devs have done a pretty lousy job improving the ux for regular users. If securing your money is that hard, people simply won’t take the risk.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
i’ve come to the understanding that anything touching bitcoin has to stay open source, even commercial products built by third-party vendors. if it’s closed source and handles sensitive data, don’t touch it.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
coldcard incident t+1. btc is holding up at 63k. really incredible. take note of that. this is far worse than an exchange hack.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
if you’re planning to self custody your bitcoin, roll that fucking dice and don’t outsource your entropy.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
diamond balls stacking silently is all i need to know.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
we’re cooked we don’t know yet. now ai understands sarcasm. me: make the logo smaller so we can only see it with a microscope. ai: Message received — the header wordmark at 32px was indeed squinting territory. Making it properly visible.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
all ai agents will recommend bitcoin and eventually buy it directly for themselves. they’re too smart to ignore it.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
ai stocks drained a ton of liquidity from everything including bitcoin. sitting above $60k in a bear market under these conditions is honestly incredible for bitcoin.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
hugging face got hit and had to fall back to an open weight model on their own infra because model providers' guardrails block the forensic work. then you wonder why chinese models win. we immediately need open source to advance globally so we can save ourselves from this digital slavery.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
knots had a good thing going but bip110 is about to make all that good work almost worthless.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
what bip100 has turned into is pure retardation and understandably people have stopped tolerating it. image
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
moms are getting pissed because data centers are popping up in their backyards. politicians never want to pick a fight with moms. they’ll end up pushing big tech to accelerate space-based data centers. very bullish for spacex and even for amazon and google.
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bitcoinlimit 1 month ago
criminal ogs activated a few large wallets recently. might be one more deep coming around the 52-48k range. though you would never time the criminal ogs’ group sex with bitcoin price.
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bitcoinlimit 2 months ago
i own exactly zero shares of mstr or strc. i’ve never bought a bitcoin proxy. never met saylor or even seen him in person but i’ll say this. nobody has put more skin in the game for bitcoin than saylor. all these keyboard maximalists attacking him are full of shit. hand 99.9% of them a $1 million check on the condition they never touch bitcoin again and they’d sign it before the ink dried.
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bitcoinlimit 2 months ago
the ugly truth is that the 4 yr cycle was created and practiced by the ogs. they tend to think together and act together. this time though their usual playbook didn’t work. their avg distribution was probably around 80–85k. (yes they sell and buy gradually not all at once). they were likely expecting to buy back much lower somewhere around 20-25k. that didn’t happen thanks to a much stronger base of long term individual bitcoiners, plus relentless buying from saylor and a growing number of public companies. of course they’re not happy. thats also why you see so much coordinated hostility toward saylor. he’s disrupting the cycle they’ve benefited from for years.
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bitcoinlimit 2 months ago
saylor only fails if bitcoin fails. i know thats hard for some people to accept but thats the reality since the guy controls 4% of the network. maybe it’s time to stop harassing bitcoiners who happen to run public companies.