@The Bitcoin Way I’m staying near Plaza Herrera in a few weeks. I have two toddlers. Any recommendations for things to do within walking distance?

@GHOST is one of the best follows on NOSTR. Who else?

Any thoughts on a faraday backpack?

I think saving is important. Call me a philosopher.

The neighborhood kid just asked to mow my lawn for $20. Yes. If you deny kids who are trying to learn and grow, you’re kind of a dick head.

@jack mallers @strike The reason people want a yield product on cash on your platform is because people want to use it as their main bank/savings for daily life. That includes paying bills, stacking sats, and having an emergency fund. Most people can’t afford to have 100% Bitcoin because an 80% drop + an unexpected major expense would fully liquidate us. So having 3-6 months of emergency cash in fiat dollars is a good move for normies. @River has a phenomenal product for this Just my two cents to your comments this week on the pod. Normies aren’t multi millionaires (in dollars or sats lol)

Best person on #nostr for seed mgt? Best for security? Best for utxo?

What is the correct amount of cold wallets? Specifically referring to what percent of my stack should be in each seed backup? Thoughts? @COLDCARD @DETERMINISTIC OPTIMISM 🌞 @Jameson Lopp

Bitcoin is money for the light ages. Gold is money for the dark ages.

Sometimes places are popular because they’re actually awesome.

Daily cost averaging bitcoin is my strategy and here is why: By buying bitcoin twice per day with a daily cost average (DCA, not to be confused with fiat dollar cost averaging) it allows me to capture the volatility of Bitcoin and greatly increases my returns of time. If I acquire a large sum of fiat it still can make sense to buy a lump sum. However, it’s important to recognize the more volatile an asset the more DCA becomes a better strategy. (For example, it would make no sense to DCA into a money market fund, or t bills) DCA = buying the volatility = more sats for the same fiat, on average. Anyone disagree?