Just boosted ⚡ 5,000 sats to @npub1cvcg...rtya for Ep. 30 "You Can Just Do Things w/Average Gary: Middletown, VA | Ep. 030" REVolution and REEDistributed for the wins. Check out my new website @ BitcoinPocketGuide.com It’s a new, free and easy way to save the basics of Bitcoin to your phone for easy reference. Give it to your Bitcoin friends and family! Thanks for sharing guys!

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Local Bitcoiners • You Can Just Do Things w/Average Gary: Middletown, VA | Ep. 030 • Listen on Fountain

Rev and Reed sit down with Average Gary, organizer of the Shenandoah Bitcoin Club, to talk about why he moved his meetup to a low-pressure Saturday...

Local Bitcoiners

Local Bitcoiners — The Bitcoin Meetup Podcast

Local Bitcoiners is a Bitcoin podcast about meetup culture. Hosts Reed and Rev Hodl talk with organizers about finding, building, and growing grass...

Introducing!!!! The Bitcoin Pocket Guide!!! The Bitcoin Pocket Guide: a free Bitcoin reference for your phone

The Bitcoin Pocket Guide

Plain answers to common Bitcoin questions. Ask, go deeper, and share.

I built this as an easy reference every Bitcoiner can keep in their pocket. It's handy when a friend asks "what's a seed phrase?" at dinner, when family wants to know why you're into this, or when you need a quick refresher on how the halving works. Pull it up, or send them a link straight to the answer. How to use it • Ask: type a question in the search bar, like "seed phrase," "fees," or "Lightning." • Browse: tap a topic: The Basics, How It Works, Security, Lightning, Common Concerns, History. • Go deeper: every answer starts short and plain. Tap "Go deeper" for the details. • Share: the Share button on any answer sends a link right to that answer. Perfect for the no-coiner in your life. • Ask the AI helper: if it's not in the guide, the AI answers it. It's clearly labeled as not reviewed yet. • Save to phone: tap "Save to phone" at the top. It sits on your home screen like an app and works without signal. What's in it 55 questions and answers, from beginner to deeper topics like Taproot, multisig, timelocks, and Core vs. Knots. Every answer is checked against Mastering Bitcoin, the BIPs, and Bitcoin Optech. Free, no ads, no sign-up. Help make it better Spot a mistake or want a question added? There's a feedback button at the bottom. Questions people ask the AI help decide what gets written next. If it's useful, there's a value-for-value option for sats. Mostly I'd just love for you to use it and share it. #Bitcoin #education #bitcoinadoption #bitcoinmeetuos #meetups #bitcoinpocketguide

Found this is on X… what a song!!! It’s our anthem

Just boosted ⚡ 1,000 sats to @npub1cvcg...rtya for Ep. 13 "Big Upsides, Small Risks: The Value of Bitcoin Meetups | Ep. 013" You touched on the idea of doing regional blocks in your podcasts with the purpose of bringing the meetups in regions together. I know for me, the knowledge that we have Bitcoiners near Cleveland in other parts of the Midwest has really opened my mind to all sorts of ideas to include them in Cleveland Bitcoin’s plans. I’d say your approach to bringing us together really worked. Kudos to you both

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Local Bitcoiners • Big Upsides, Small Risks: The Value of Bitcoin Meetups | Ep. 013 • Listen on Fountain

Rev and Reed go guestless for a deep-dive into the mechanics of Bitcoin meetup culture, tackling circular economies (and the unsolved problem of cr...

Local Bitcoiners

Local Bitcoiners — The Bitcoin Meetup Podcast

Local Bitcoiners is a Bitcoin podcast about meetup culture. Hosts Reed and Rev Hodl talk with organizers about finding, building, and growing grass...

Just boosted ⚡ 100 sats to @npub1cvcg...rtya for Ep. 12 "Leveraging Social Capital in Charlotte & Peru: Charlotte, NC | Ep. 012" Hey guys, just posting this here so I get credit for my boost of episode 12 with Johnny from Charlotte/Peru. Looks like it became anonymous. You don’t have to read this off just posting this to get credit haha. I like the game-I-fied nature of your website. 🙏

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Local Bitcoiners • Leveraging Social Capital in Charlotte & Peru: Charlotte, NC | Ep. 012 • Listen on Fountain

Jhonny Delgado joins Reed and Rev to trace his path from lonely Bitcoiner in New York to organizer of Bitcoin Charlotte, Orange Pill Peru, and Moti...

Local Bitcoiners

Local Bitcoiners — The Bitcoin Meetup Podcast

Local Bitcoiners is a Bitcoin podcast about meetup culture. Hosts Reed and Rev Hodl talk with organizers about finding, building, and growing grass...

Just boosted ⚡ 5,000 sats to @npub1cvcg...rtya for Ep. 28 "Reducing Friction and Increasing Velocity builds Culture | Ep. 028" Good episode! I need to clear up a few things…. Listening on 5x is the only way to go. Second, 1 Second On The Clock! Look a little deeper into that post. All may not appear on the screen until you dig a little deeper.

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Local Bitcoiners • Reducing Friction and Increasing Velocity builds Culture | Ep. 028 • Listen on Fountain

Rev and Reed kick off their new cadence of three themed guest episodes followed by a two-host recap. The episode begins with meetup adventure stori...

Local Bitcoiners

Local Bitcoiners — The Bitcoin Meetup Podcast

Local Bitcoiners is a Bitcoin podcast about meetup culture. Hosts Reed and Rev Hodl talk with organizers about finding, building, and growing grass...

@npub1cvcg...rtya has literally connected the dots between Bitcoiners across the world. This map represents podcast meetup locations, posted meetups and mentioned meetups or locations connected to the Bitcoin network through interaction and conversation on their website. Bitcoin is spreading. In theory, if you wanted to create a Bitcoin network of trade and ideas this would be a map to connect those dots. @BIT 🐳 ISH 🤌🏽 Italianhands @npub1f5pr...wt3z @npub1xgyj...gu7s By the way , I made this with Grok Bot while driving in a roll off truck while simultaneously listening to episode 28. Look ma, no hands. Just my voice. Crazy times we live in.

OpenAI just claimed a proof of Navier–Stokes — a problem open since the 1930s — using about 10,000 AI agents running for 88 hours. So I asked the obvious question: if agents can do that, what happens when you point a million of them at SHA-256 and try to break Bitcoin? The answer is nothing, and the reason is worth understanding. Navier–Stokes was a search for an idea, and the winning proof is only a few dozen pages long — throw enough agents at it and one of them finds the insight. Brute-forcing a hash is a search through a list of 2²⁵⁶ possibilities with no structure and no shortcuts, and every time you double your fleet you gain exactly one bit out of 256. A million agents buys you 20 bits. A hundred million buys 27. Run a hundred million agents flat out from the Big Bang until today and you'd reach 2¹¹⁸ — still a thousand times short of the easier target. And past a certain point it stops being an engineering problem and becomes a physics one: just counting to 2²⁵⁶, ignoring the hashing entirely, would take more energy than ten trillion Suns produce in their lifetimes. Bitcoin mining is already the largest brute-force attack in history, running 24/7 for seventeen years, and it's about 10⁴⁸ short. Here’s a link I created on Claude that breaks it all down

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