@calle ‘s obtuse position on filters puts his great work on cashu and bitchat in the sus bucket for me. He’s more likely to be a fed.

@calle has lost all respect from me. Never trust a lib, they always show their true colors. I will continue to follow and pursue cashu, but that dude can be ignored.

I figured out how they’re going to fund the strategic bitcoin reserve. They are going to allow crypto to back the housing market. They’re going to lower rates then they’re going to ease their loan requirements. Then when another 2008 happens, they’ll own all the bitcoin.

Imagine the memes if Trump said it was a “great time to buy” the stock market on April 9th and then the market spent the next 4 months tanking. Now look around after this “the bottom is in” call and see if anyone is mentioning it. (Besides me)

If you want me to stop listening to you, say “anti-Semite”, “hamas”, “oct 7”, etc Instant tune out.

Trump is minimizing the power of the Fed Chair, which is accelerating the good end result of one dude not having outsized influence on the entire financial system. Bitcoin literally fixes this disaster.

TDS is widespread and the subtle “well of course” statements are easy to miss. CNBC if (anyone but Trump): “GDP 3% in one quarter, WOW!!1!1” If Trump: “I talk to people on the streets and the economy is not really that great. Also, Powell can’t cut rates because of all the inflation we are sure to get by July, I mean, August, I mean September.”

Bitchat: I like the idea in large groups of known people, like at a conference or similar. Talking to randos in a big city just cuz they’re on the app doesn’t seem like it scales. Also in an environment where I have internet access and somehow I allow all these randos to use the internet through my device seems like a problem.