I’ve been mostly doing lump sum buys, but I’m switching to hourly Bitcoin DCA now. Not sure if it’s the right move, but I’m giving the steady approach a try. Tiny buys, steady hands. ⚡ Strike, for sure. @strike @jack mallers

Still processing last night. Metallica live hits different. What a night. 🤘🔥 #metallica

I’m seriously thinking about setting up my own Bitcoin node. Not because I “need” to, but because it feels like the next natural step if you really care about Bitcoin. At some point, holding Bitcoin is one thing. Verifying it yourself is another. Now I’m trying to decide what to run: Bitcoin Core or Bitcoin Knots? Core feels like the default, battle-tested path. Knots seems more opinionated, with extra policy options and a different philosophy around spam, inscriptions, and what should be relayed by the network. Curious what people here think. If you were setting up a node today, would you go with Bitcoin Core or Bitcoin Knots, and why?

I really like the Don’t Die app. It’s centralized, yes, but the idea is strong: health, habits, community, and accountability in one place. Honestly, it would be even better as a Nostr app. Open identity, portable data, social health without the platform lock-in. It’s getting pretty annoying having separate accounts and logins for everything. Nostr fixes that beautifully. For me, it’s probably the best “second-best thing” after Nostr.

GM fam ☀️ strong energy, beautiful timeline today… and I just bought my Bitcoin Prague conference tickets. 🇨🇿₿ Now the countdown begins. See you where signal is louder than noise. ⚡️

For me, this is the best solution. No paper backups, no metal plates, and now even more privacy with Chain Code Delegation. Just simplicity from the company I trust most. Pair that with free auto-withdrawal on Strike and the whole setup feels incredible. Not sure what everyone else prefers, but this is it for me.