Attention to Bitcoin grew by orders of magnitude from 2010-2015, and grew by a large integer multiple during 2015-2020, and still grew a lot from 2020-2025. But now, I think attention is largely saturated. Bitcoin doesn’t hold the attention of the human race like other things—sex, food, entertainment. Bitcoin is money, so it’s rather unreasonable to expect humanity’s interest in Bitcoin to grow beyond their interest in money itself. Therefore, a working hypothesis is that it may be more accurate to model Bitcoin’s price as the product of two functions—a saturating (Hill) power law, and a pure power law. I hope this hypothesis is wrong.

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Just as we went through the phase of “there’s an app for that,” I think we are soon going to go through a decade-long phase of “there’s an AI model (app) for that.”

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Mining companies should be making an effort to merge with, or acquire, energy generation companies, so they can catalyze Bitcoin circular economies in every nearby industry. Nearly all businesses require electricity, and if their electricity is payable in Bitcoin then they will have an incentive (other than speculation that it’s a store of value) to accept Bitcoin as payment and as a medium of exchange.

Trying to get BOLT12 to work on Umbrel CLN. andythepanda@twelve.cash

Latest analysis: 70% chance that the Bitcoin halving will occur on 4/20.

#Schifftarded

I made an easy-to-use Excel Workbook that will combine your asset and liability time-series, and plot your net worth denominated in BTC, USD, or ounces of gold. It's free. Download it here (tips are appreciated):

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Is it just me, or is this a classic Bull Flag on the #Bitcoin daily chart? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fs6qT4AWAAAzZHp?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

Is there such a thing as a Nostr user who ISN’T a Bitcoiner? 🤔

Why can’t I change the default sat amount for zaps?