My family must have thought that bottle of orange pills I left on the side were sweets.

The lies in this statement are utterly shameless: https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy1337 "no losses will be borne by the taxpayer" (so who will they be born by?) "the U.S. banking system remains resilient and on a solid foundation" (which is why we had to have an emergency meeting on a Sunday to save it) 🤡

Another warning shot about the state of affairs at Binance

Hopefully no need to tell the smart folks on Nostr to get everything off Binance, but heads up that things may not be too rosy there: https://www.forbes.com/sites/javierpaz/2023/02/27/binances-asset-shuffling-eerily-similar-to-maneuvers-by-ftx

I keep flip-flipping on whether to be anon or to use my real name to build trust. Derek Sivers nailed it with this article on anonymity: https://sive.rs/anon. Have a name that is rare but believable: then you are BETTER hidden than when you're anon, AND you build trust. Even if you become famous, you could stand on a #bitcoin conference stage using your pseudonym.

#[0] might write articles that are a bit woo-woo for some. But read them, and you'll realise they are based on truth: https://tomerstrolight.medium.com/hello-i-am-bitcoin-a1f804617fab