I’ve been told by an insider: the servers are in pancake house 🤫 no one tell prof jiang

Things you don’t ask 1. A woman her age 2. A man how much he makes 3. A bitcoiner where the servers are located.

So anyone have experience with robosats? I need a 2026 tutorial pls #asknostr

Gee, feels real good to benefit from that faucet. Definitely not mad for being excluded from the faucet because of region.

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I reflect on what BTC sessions said: “be angry” 😡 now I’m angry

Somehow bricked my wos app :/

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Gm nostr, I’m bullish are you? #gm

Bridging Cultures This is just a little note of the thoughts I’ve had through the short time I’ve been a bitcoiner. Being from a different region than most of my peers in the bitcoin space, I find that orange-pilling my fellow countrymen has become a struggle. I suppose it was that I had adopted some mindsets and values of western bitcoiners have lead me to become blind as to the reality of the culture I was born in. Could it be a privilege that I had access to the right tools and experience that allowed me to adopt the ethos of sound money? Could it be that the way I approach the topic isn’t the way that meets someone where they are at? Could it be that the prior experience of the people I talk to had left them dissolusioned on the idea of a better future? All these questions lead me to think that I need to be more empathetic. But how much more empathic can you be when you live in a culture where speaking up means disrespecting those older than you? Where you won’t know if the next person genuinely understands or just nods along to appear respectful. Where it’s better to stick to the status quo. A culture where (in my mind) what “it appears to be” is valued more than “what it is”. Yes, my culture has been known to outsiders as “friendly” and “polite”, but that’s all surface level. Less confrontation does not mean that things are easier. Things are never really addressed until we reach a boiling point. Most of my fellow countrymen are in pain with the rising prices of goods and services. The K shaped economy of my country could not be any worse. Yet the only outcry I hear is against the government, as if that could solve all our problems. “Change those in power” as that would actually change anything. I believe a large portion of my people have been so brainwashed by the system that the only way they believe things would get better is if those seated are “good people”. Newsflash: printing is a constant. The pain points are similar to what I observed from the west, but how to get it across is the most difficult hurdle I have as of the moment. As bitcoiners, we know where things are headed, and we have hedged our bets to what we believe (mathematically) is the best possible outcome for our current global system. Adopting Bitcoin and a self sovereign mindset has allowed me to take agency over my economic future. Its true that we could be wrong about this. But i personally see it as a risk worth looking into at least because what other alternatives are out there? I hope that I can plant that idea into more people even if it’s just those around me. Thanks for reading this rant

Is it too late to say GM?

Does anyone know how long before lightning invoices on the bull bitcoin wallet expire? Is there a way to remove them? #asknostr

Roughly 3 years ago, I bought my first sats. Purely for NGU. I thought to myself: I buy now forget about it and return to “insane gains” 4 years later. Like planting a tree and letting nature do its thing. Little did I know that I would end up down a rabbit hole of questioning the entire fiat monetary system and constantly asking myself what is value? 3 years ago, I didn’t understand the entire premise of Bitcoin as its own monetary system, let alone know that there were different types of monetary systems/regimes. The truth is, no one around me told me about it. People would go on with their business and casually curse at the wind with how difficult life was. I had to find that information myself with the help of the internet and echo chambers. I constantly learn new things about bitcoin and how to live life in a Bitcoin Standard. To realize the worth of Bitcoin, one must not be told. One must discover and find that out themselves through their own proof of work. Conviction is built, not outsourced. Keep stacking, people of nostr. #Bitcoin #Nostr

You know what really grinds my gears? When people see inflation happening they look back to when prices were cheaper and blame the high prices of today on the current administration because they don’t like them.

GM Nostr Stay strong in faith and conviction.

Had a 4 year aged Camacho Corojo the other day. I enjoyed it so much that I can’t get it out of my head. Very much spice and citrus!

I’ve taken some time off the touch grass and live life. When I realize the main app I use to stack was banned by my government even when it follows the rules. Guess it’s about time to start putting my sats on lockdown with privacy.