A few years ago, after I got fired from CanadaPost for vaccinal reasons, I looked for a way to get my hands on a lot of Bitcoin without working. I started getting my hands on many credit cards with no intentions to pay back. Some of these cards wouldn't allow me to get cash or buy Bitcoin. But I could buy gold. So I bought a lot of gold, sold it for cash, then bought Bitcoin. I wasn't really proud of it. I didn't fully realize in the moment but it became clear a few months and years later that I was getting no real pride in this. I was a scammer. I was a shitcoiner. Didn't matter if I was buying Bitcoin. I was a vile scammer and shitcoiner. In the end I lost all those coins acquired with stolen money. Good riddance. I didn't deserve them. Now I know every coin in my possession is deserved. I'm so glad I found my way again and went back to work.

I currently have 10 games by correspondence (3 days per move) getting played simultaneously with different Bitcoiners. My morning routine include playing my moves.

GG fractal. I'm ending my torment here.

Chess is so esthetically pleasing in it's simplicity. It's so pure.

I can be very easy or difficult to work with. It really depends how much you trust me.

Some of my seeds are starting to push through! 2026 is the year of the trees!

In 2026 I'm setting a new single transaction size record (both sats and $ denominated) 😌 it is written.

2025 highlights: - No dissatisfied customers - BullBitcoin corporate gifts - The Saif House partnership

I'll take an other picture tomorrow with real light

When process becomes result

Art is my steel and capitalism is my vessel

Saw this. It's giving me ideas.

Scarcity is not a good thing. We fight against it. We seek abundance. If you produce good things, you should seek to produce as much as possible at the lowest cost possible. THAT is progress. If you can easily produce 1 million exemplars of your product but you don't because you want to manufacture the scarcity in order to raise prices, then, imo, your product simply isn't hard enough.

Merry Christmas Nostr

The grain is so beautiful on that leather

Rug art by Faig Ahmed

You can't understand what abondance is until you've walked into a Costco.