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Maybe gold and silver dumped because insiders cashed out once the metals got listed on Binance.
Once you come to a certain understanding of Bitcoin, it’s virtually impossible to date someone who doesn’t get it. Listening to the person across from you propose solutions to political and economic problems that you know will barely make a dent in our current issues (e.g., “It only we could tax CEOs more!) while biting your tongue and not launching into a treatise on economics and explaining how Bitcoin is the answer is not just difficult but physically painful at this point. I’m at a loss.
That's a 9.3% annualized rate of inflation. One could argue that this is the real rate of inflation over the past 55 years. image
I recently sat down with pro-Bitcoin New York Attorney General hopefully Khurram Dara at @PUBKEY to discuss how to make New York more friendly to Bitcoin (down with the BitLicense!) and to businesses in the state. I was a fan of what he had to say.
Bitcoin developers prefer to be judged by the quality of their work, not by their sex. However, some female developers have found it difficult to get started working in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Programs like Dada Devs, an offshoot of @BITCOIN DADA, are changing that. (Link to article in comments.) image
REMINDER: I'll be sitting down with New York Attorney General hopeful Khurram Dara this evening at @PUBKEY to discuss what it will take to repeal NY's infamous #BitLicense as well as why it's time to end #lawfare against the Bitcoin/crypto industry in the state. Join us! RSVP here:
Scenes from Comuna 13 in Medellín, Colombia 🇨🇴 The neighborhood was once a warzone and is now a haven for creativity. It’s proof that even the most hopeless of situations can be inverted.
The banks have actually done the world a favor in lobbying to stop stablecoin issuers from offering yield. They’ve given it even more reason to bypass stablecoins and to use bitcoin - a money that cuts banks out of the equation entirely - instead. image