Talked a mate into trying @Wallet of Satoshi today, sent him $5 and saw his head explode. 🤯 Explained nostr to him and how you could leverage it to drive business. Said to me, if you can bring me any decent IT/Managed services deals I’ll pay $2,000 in Bitcoin if we close. Being so early I suggested it was possible there are plenty of IT related people on here. So if your in Australia/NZ and need some IT services……. Reach out, might get yourself $2,000 for your trouble. 💵 👍😎

@preston - can you please get @npub1clwv...xhme and @Dylan LeClair on a show together to really hash out the limit short BTC cash settled futures debate. Many want to hear how this structure can work over the long term if you can print unlimited fiat and short cash settled BTC futures. Will a spot ETF force the hand? Love to see this. Thanks.

12hrs with no running water…… helps focus just how privileged we are to turn on a tap and have drinking water at any moment in time. 🚿 💧 🍀

So @jack….. now your back in the Square hot seat, how about you switch on native LN payments…. ☕️ 😎🤙🏽

What goes up….

So it begins….. Fake nostr accounts. @BTC Culture you have an identical twin! npub17levvry4exp8t3g99q3x7jn6rqm3rgvlu9uwru3kt9gptsm5whcsc244a4

Blows my mind that The Banks have not learnt from the last great protocol disruption in music, being the creation of the MP3. Users flocked to Napster for reduced friction in distribution, regardless of how technically difficult it was. It forced the hand of the industry to quickly adapt and now Spotify is totally normal. Users are happy to pay for value, free market at work. Surely someone in The Banks sees the similarities to the money protocol disruption being Bitcoin/LN. Would it not be more profitable by rapidly adopting this new protocol and create the next Spotify of banking?

Stay classy Qantas….. competition is the only way to keep corporations honest. “The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission sued Qantas in the Federal Court on Thursday alleging the national carrier deceived customers when it sold tickets for more than 8000 flights that were already cancelled.”

Qantas sued by ACCC; airline scraps refund expiry dates

“Part of the weekend never dies”