I immediately ignore any nostr project that ends in *str. Worst names, just laziness and no creativity. It’s worse than the vintage of startups that simply removed vowels from their name

Never knew who Nikki Haley was before today. Am I doing politics the right way?

It’s not a bear market for VCs everywhere… They’re going to try to get you to eat ze bugz…

Old world VC ☠️

Silicon Valley VCs got too drunk sippin on that siZIRP, now they gonna learn about bitcoin the hard way

ABCs of Bitcoin ASIC Block Cold storage Deterministic keys Entropy Full node Gettxoutsetinfo Hash Input Joules / TH Keys Lightning network Mempool Nonce Open source Proof of work Quorum Replace by fee Sats Timestamp UTXO Vault Witness Xpub Your responsibility Zap ABCs of Shitcoins a16z Binance Crypto Defi ERC-20 Filecoin Gas Hard fork ICO JPM Coin Kyber network Liquidity pool Metamask NFTs Ordinals Proof of stake QuadrigaCX Rekt Stacks Tokenomics Utility token Vitalik Web3 XRP Yield farming Zcash

Ten31 Timestamp

Ten31 Timestamp 816,314

Stocks and bonds broadly sustained their rally from last week despite ongoing signs of deterioration in global financial plumbing.

—————————— Stocks and bonds broadly sustained their rally from last week despite ongoing signs of deterioration in global financial plumbing. The most notable headline from the week was the US Treasury’s especially weak auction of new 30-year bonds, which resulted in the highest tail for a new issue since 2016 – the mainstream press generally attributed the very soft result to a cyberattack on a major Chinese bank, but we would probably contend that this isn’t exactly a cause for relief even if entirely true. The US commercial real estate backdrop also worsened on the week, with banks’ exposure to delinquent loans making new decade highs before even accounting for the downstream impacts of WeWork’s bankruptcy, which was officially filed this week. Meanwhile, consumer expectations for inflation once again ticked up in the latest benchmark survey data, potentially putting the Fed in an increasingly awkward position, as unanchored inflation expectations will likely move higher if the central bank tries to respond to growing signs of underlying macro stress with some form of easier monetary policy. The capstone for the week came late Friday, when ratings agency Moody’s downgraded its outlook for US sovereign debt to negative. While bankers around the world rushed to complete Treasury auctions with thumb drives, the Ten31 team was spending the week at Nostrville, a multi-day summit at Nashville’s Bitcoin Park devoted to the organic explosion of development taking place in the Nostr ecosystem. This decentralized communications protocol is still nascent, but the pace and volume of innovation on display for a protocol that only really took off late last year is staggering. We expect to continue closely following and supporting the ecosystem as it matures and becomes a more critical pillar in the freedom tech stack.

Ten31 Timestamp exec summary released to nostr first. Will publish to website later. —————————— Stocks and bonds broadly sustained their rally from last week despite ongoing signs of deterioration in global financial plumbing. The most notable headline from the week was the US Treasury’s especially weak auction of new 30-year bonds, which resulted in the highest tail for a new issue since 2016 – the mainstream press generally attributed the very soft result to a cyberattack on a major Chinese bank, but we would probably contend that this isn’t exactly a cause for relief even if entirely true. The US commercial real estate backdrop also worsened on the week, with banks’ exposure to delinquent loans making new decade highs before even accounting for the downstream impacts of WeWork’s bankruptcy, which was officially filed this week. Meanwhile, consumer expectations for inflation once again ticked up in the latest benchmark survey data, potentially putting the Fed in an increasingly awkward position, as unanchored inflation expectations will likely move higher if the central bank tries to respond to growing signs of underlying macro stress with some form of easier monetary policy. The capstone for the week came late Friday, when ratings agency Moody’s downgraded its outlook for US sovereign debt to negative. While bankers around the world rushed to complete Treasury auctions with thumb drives, the Ten31 team was spending the week at Nostrville, a multi-day summit at Nashville’s Bitcoin Park devoted to the organic explosion of development taking place in the Nostr ecosystem. This decentralized communications protocol is still nascent, but the pace and volume of innovation on display for a protocol that only really took off late last year is staggering. We expect to continue closely following and supporting the ecosystem as it matures and becomes a more critical pillar in the freedom tech stack.

You can’t be great without putting in The Work

Bullish on bitcoiners Bearish on bankers Save in sats Dump dollars Freedom from fiat We will win

Traditional VC carnage has barely started to bubble to the surface. Tons more pain still to come, no avoiding facing the music.

the mempool is so back

Gm I’m not checking the bitcoin price anymore today except after just this one more time and then I won’t do it again I promise

I do not like posts, I only zap

Just pulled myself out of a zapping hole

Low time preference thinking

Companies that were successful before the bitcoin revolution and companies that will be successful afterwards will be completely different