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Dealing with banks in 2025 is a bureaucratic pain in the ass.
If you have little money it's all automated. No person will help you solve a problem.
If you have more, the paperwork is endless. Kyc, aml, tax, id... and all needs to be updated frequently.
Neobanks at least try to have nice ux for the kyc surveillance hell.
It's very clearly an industry benefitting (and suffering) from huge barriers to entry in the form of hyperregulation. No competitive industry would treat users like this.
Spanish govt. threatens to crack down on airbnb ads...
Airbtc growing nicely 

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Oldstream news does a segment on rising prices... at the end their expert explains the cause of inflation: "prices rise because things happen"
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Nice playbook of currency collapse from Tom Bilyeu.
Your money in the bank...
❌ is not in the bank.
❌ is not yours.
❌ is not money.
Vietnam to close 86 million bank accounts that failed to update KYC or for lack of biometric authentication.
Governments continue to make the case for Bitcoin.


vietnamnews.vn
More than 86 million bank accounts to be terminated from September 1
The SBV stated that the deletion of over 86 million bank accounts was considered a system cleanup measure.
Hace unos meses #hispano tenía menos de una publicación al día. Ahora hay varias personas escribiendo a diario.
¡Es muy esperanzador ver como va creciendo la comunidad!
Imagino que dentro de unos años cuando haya miles de publicaciones echaremos de menos estos inicios en los que nos conocemos todos.
"Shouting fire in a crowded theater"
Shouting fire in a crowded theater is often cited as an exception to 1st ammendment protection of free speech.
The example was used in the Supreme Court case Schenck v. United States (1919). This ruling was overturned by Brandenburg v. Ohio in 1969. This latter case also clarified that in most cases "shouting fire" would still be protected speech.
Shouting fire in a crowded theater - Wikipedia
Fed cuts. Printer go brrrrr.


The wikipedia page on Nostr needs some work.


Nostr - Wikipedia