+- Abuirfhan -- 7h ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | For most of history, governments existed to protect your land and crops from | | force. | | | | Today, the threat isn’t raids, it’s dilution. | | | | Bitcoin protects value the same way security once protected property. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+For most of history, governments existed to protect your land and crops from force. Today, the threat isn’t raids, it’s dilution. Bitcoin protects value the same way security once protected property.
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Bitcoin maximalism isn’t toxic — it’s immune. Distrust isn’t paranoia. It’s Bitcoiners learning the system runs on lies. Stay humble. Stack sats. https://www.orangepillpress.org/
+- Abuirfhan -- 1d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Bitcoin is self-correcting. | | Bitcoin is self-adaptive. | | | | So yes, be a maxi. Stop being nice to shitcoiners. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Bitcoin is self-correcting. Bitcoin is self-adaptive. So yes, be a maxi. Stop being nice to shitcoiners.
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+- Abuirfhan -- 2d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Firms close their books every 3 months. | | Bitcoin closes its books every 10 minutes. | | | | One runs on delay. | | The other runs on truth. | | | | Deal with it. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Firms close their books every 3 months. Bitcoin closes its books every 10 minutes. One runs on delay. The other runs on truth. Deal with it.
+- Abuirfhan -- 3d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Nobody can freeze your Bitcoin or seize it by force. | | | | How will they extract the private keys from your mind? | | | | This is the shift. | | | | From physical control to sovereign ownership. | | | | If you hold the keys, you hold the power. | | https://image.nostr.build/88a132cd48762aeaf4509a73a3f67322892b4932af4d0ce0248f | | c7e2380ef777.png | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Nobody can freeze your Bitcoin or seize it by force. How will they extract the private keys from your mind? This is the shift. From physical control to sovereign ownership. If you hold the keys, you hold the power. https://image.nostr.build/88a132cd48762aeaf4509a73a3f67322892b4932af4d0ce0248fc7e2380ef777.png
+- Abuirfhan -- 4d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Holding Bitcoin, you’re at peace with the market. | | | | No noise. No panic cycles. Just time doing its work. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Holding Bitcoin, you’re at peace with the market. No noise. No panic cycles. Just time doing its work.
+- Abuirfhan -- 5d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | There are no spoils of war in Bitcoin. | | | | You can conquer land. | | You can seize gold. | | You can control banks. | | | | But you can’t take what you can’t find. | | | | Bitcoin ends the incentive to wage war for money. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+There are no spoils of war in Bitcoin. You can conquer land. You can seize gold. You can control banks. But you can’t take what you can’t find. Bitcoin ends the incentive to wage war for money.
+- Abuirfhan -- 6d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Network effect is simple: the more people use it, the more valuable it | | becomes. | | | | It starts weak, then compounds fast. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Network effect is simple: the more people use it, the more valuable it becomes. It starts weak, then compounds fast.
+- Abuirfhan -- 6d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Most financial innovation built on fiat fails for a simple reason: the base | | layer is weak. | | | | Fiat is not grounded in fixed, verifiable rules. It operates through policy | | decisions, human discretion, and trust in institutions. That means the | | foundation itself is constantly shifting. | | | | Every layer built on top inherits this instability. Securities, credit | | systems, and structured products attempt to create order, but they rely on a | | base that can change direction at any moment. Interest rates move, supply | | expands, and rules are adjusted based on economic or political pressure. | | | | Because of this, developers and institutions are not building on a predictable | | system. There is no stable interface or “API” to reliably anchor long-term | | innovation. Instead, everything depends on intermediaries, approvals, and | | ongoing trust. | | | | Verification is replaced by permission. Transparency is replaced by periodic | | reporting. Complexity increases, but the system does not become more robust. | | | | This is why many financial layers on fiat appear sophisticated but remain | | fragile underneath. They are built on assumptions that can break when the base | | layer shifts. | | | | In contrast, a system with a fixed and verifiable base layer allows for true | | compounding of innovation. When the rules are known and cannot be arbitrarily | | changed, builders can create with confidence. | | | | A strong foundation is not just a technical advantage. It is what determines | | whether an entire financial system can sustain long-term growth. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Most financial innovation built on fiat fails for a simple reason: the base layer is weak. Fiat is not grounded in fixed, verifiable rules. It operates through policy decisions, human discretion, and trust in institutions. That means the foundation itself is constantly shifting. Every layer built on top inherits this instability. Securities, credit systems, and structured products attempt to create order, but they rely on a base that can change direction at any moment. Interest rates move, supply expands, and rules are adjusted based on economic or political pressure. Because of this, developers and institutions are not building on a predictable system. There is no stable interface or “API” to reliably anchor long-term innovation. Instead, everything depends on intermediaries, approvals, and ongoing trust. Verification is replaced by permission. Transparency is replaced by periodic reporting. Complexity increases, but the system does not become more robust. This is why many financial layers on fiat appear sophisticated but remain fragile underneath. They are built on assumptions that can break when the base layer shifts. In contrast, a system with a fixed and verifiable base layer allows for true compounding of innovation. When the rules are known and cannot be arbitrarily changed, builders can create with confidence. A strong foundation is not just a technical advantage. It is what determines whether an entire financial system can sustain long-term growth.
+- Abuirfhan -- 6d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Stacking sats changes how you see everything. | | | | You stop chasing noise. | | You stop wasting money. | | | | Your time preference drops. | | You think longer. You live simpler. | | | | Saving in Bitcoin isn’t just stacking wealth. | | It’s stacking discipline. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Stacking sats changes how you see everything. You stop chasing noise. You stop wasting money. Your time preference drops. You think longer. You live simpler. Saving in Bitcoin isn’t just stacking wealth. It’s stacking discipline.
+- Abuirfhan -- 7d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Technology never arrives fully formed. It begins weak, inefficient, and easy | | to dismiss. | | | | Early computers crashed constantly and had limited real-world use. The | | internet was slow, unreliable, and often treated as a niche experiment. Mobile | | phones were bulky, expensive, and lacked coverage. Many experts judged these | | technologies based on their early limitations rather than their long-term | | potential, and in doing so, missed what they would become. | | | | This pattern repeats across every major breakthrough. Technologies struggle in | | public, improve quietly through iteration, and eventually reach a point where | | adoption accelerates rapidly. What once looked fragile becomes foundational. | | | | Failure is not the opposite of progress. It is the process that enables it. | | | | Bitcoin is following the same trajectory. In its early stages, it appeared | | slow, volatile, and difficult to use. Critics focused on price swings, user | | experience challenges, and scalability concerns, often interpreting these as | | permanent flaws rather than temporary constraints. | | | | Yet throughout every cycle, the network has continued to operate as designed. | | Blocks are produced, difficulty adjusts, and participants come and go without | | requiring central coordination or intervention. | | | | Bitcoin is not optimized for convenience. It is optimized for consistency and | | integrity. It enforces scarcity, connects money to energy and time, and | | removes the ability to alter the system without consensus. These properties | | can make it appear inefficient compared to systems built on trust and | | centralized control. | | | | But that is often how meaningful technological change presents itself. | | | | Technologies that reshape industries tend to look incomplete before they | | become indispensable. Bitcoin remains early in its development, still | | evolving, and still widely misunderstood. That is not a weakness, it is a | | characteristic of real innovation. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Technology never arrives fully formed. It begins weak, inefficient, and easy to dismiss. Early computers crashed constantly and had limited real-world use. The internet was slow, unreliable, and often treated as a niche experiment. Mobile phones were bulky, expensive, and lacked coverage. Many experts judged these technologies based on their early limitations rather than their long-term potential, and in doing so, missed what they would become. This pattern repeats across every major breakthrough. Technologies struggle in public, improve quietly through iteration, and eventually reach a point where adoption accelerates rapidly. What once looked fragile becomes foundational. Failure is not the opposite of progress. It is the process that enables it. Bitcoin is following the same trajectory. In its early stages, it appeared slow, volatile, and difficult to use. Critics focused on price swings, user experience challenges, and scalability concerns, often interpreting these as permanent flaws rather than temporary constraints. Yet throughout every cycle, the network has continued to operate as designed. Blocks are produced, difficulty adjusts, and participants come and go without requiring central coordination or intervention. Bitcoin is not optimized for convenience. It is optimized for consistency and integrity. It enforces scarcity, connects money to energy and time, and removes the ability to alter the system without consensus. These properties can make it appear inefficient compared to systems built on trust and centralized control. But that is often how meaningful technological change presents itself. Technologies that reshape industries tend to look incomplete before they become indispensable. Bitcoin remains early in its development, still evolving, and still widely misunderstood. That is not a weakness, it is a characteristic of real innovation.
+- Abuirfhan -- 8d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Gold survives war, theft, and destruction. | | | | Which means the asset doesn’t get destroyed but the holder can be destroyed, | | and the gold can be taken. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Gold survives war, theft, and destruction. Which means the asset doesn’t get destroyed but the holder can be destroyed, and the gold can be taken.
+- Abuirfhan -- 8d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Fiat doesn’t just print money. It prints incentives. | | | | It rewards control over creation, loyalty over competence, and proximity over | | value. | | | | That’s how politics decays. Not because people are born corrupt, but because | | the system pays for it. | | | | Fix the money. The rest follows. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Fiat doesn’t just print money. It prints incentives. It rewards control over creation, loyalty over competence, and proximity over value. That’s how politics decays. Not because people are born corrupt, but because the system pays for it. Fix the money. The rest follows.
+- Abuirfhan -- 8d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Sound money has no middlemen. | | No gatekeepers. No coercion. | | | | No one between you and what you own. | | No one diluting your time. | | | | It doesn’t force you in. | | It just stands there. | | | | You either opt in… | | or stay controlled. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Sound money has no middlemen. No gatekeepers. No coercion. No one between you and what you own. No one diluting your time. It doesn’t force you in. It just stands there. You either opt in… or stay controlled.
+- Abuirfhan -- 9d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Property rights? | | | | With fiat, your money melts while you sleep. | | With gold, you hope no one steals it. | | With real estate, you pay taxes… forever. | | | | You don’t own anything. | | | | You’re just renting it from the system. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Property rights? With fiat, your money melts while you sleep. With gold, you hope no one steals it. With real estate, you pay taxes… forever. You don’t own anything. You’re just renting it from the system.
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+- Abuirfhan -- 10d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Freezing coins is a hard no. | | | | Bitcoin is simple at its core. If you have the keys, you control the coins. | | That rule is the foundation. There are no exceptions based on age, identity, | | or narrative. | | | | The moment you freeze coins, you break that rule. You introduce human judgment | | into a system that was designed to remove it. That shifts Bitcoin from a | | neutral protocol to a governed system. | | | | Satoshi’s coins are not a problem. They are a signal. A large, untouched set | | of coins that acts as a natural test surface. | | | | If quantum capability ever becomes real, it won’t be subtle. It will go after | | the most visible and valuable targets first. That means Satoshi’s coins. | | | | When those coins move, the signal will be clear. No need for speculation or | | preemptive action. The network will see it in real time. | | | | Freezing coins tries to act before reality. It assumes a threat and changes | | the rules in advance. That is not how Bitcoin was designed to operate. | | | | Bitcoin works because the rules are fixed and predictable. Ownership is | | determined by keys, not by decisions made later under pressure. | | | | Once you accept freezing, you open the door to further intervention. That path | | leads away from Bitcoin’s core principles. | | | | #Bip-361 | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Freezing coins is a hard no. Bitcoin is simple at its core. If you have the keys, you control the coins. That rule is the foundation. There are no exceptions based on age, identity, or narrative. The moment you freeze coins, you break that rule. You introduce human judgment into a system that was designed to remove it. That shifts Bitcoin from a neutral protocol to a governed system. Satoshi’s coins are not a problem. They are a signal. A large, untouched set of coins that acts as a natural test surface. If quantum capability ever becomes real, it won’t be subtle. It will go after the most visible and valuable targets first. That means Satoshi’s coins. When those coins move, the signal will be clear. No need for speculation or preemptive action. The network will see it in real time. Freezing coins tries to act before reality. It assumes a threat and changes the rules in advance. That is not how Bitcoin was designed to operate. Bitcoin works because the rules are fixed and predictable. Ownership is determined by keys, not by decisions made later under pressure. Once you accept freezing, you open the door to further intervention. That path leads away from Bitcoin’s core principles. #Bip-361
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+- Abuirfhan -- 11d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Fiat didn’t just change money, it changed how people live and make decisions. | | When money loses value over time, people naturally shift toward short-term | | thinking. Instead of planning for the future or building something that lasts, | | the focus becomes spending, protecting purchasing power, or chasing returns. | | This shift quietly changes behavior across society. | | | | Over time, people stop investing in long-term structures like family, | | community, and local networks. These things require patience, trust, and | | stability. When the monetary system doesn’t reward that, they start to weaken. | | In their place, more and more responsibilities get outsourced. Work goes to | | corporations, education to institutions, and even trust becomes something | | formal rather than something built over time. | | | | At the same time, people are told they are independent and self-sufficient. | | But in reality, most have become more dependent than ever, just in a different | | way. Instead of relying on family or community, they rely on large systems | | they don’t control. This creates a gap between what people believe and how | | they actually live. | | | | In a more stable system, wealth is used to build. People invest in those | | around them, develop skills locally, and solve problems within their own | | circle. Hiring becomes part of a long-term relationship, not just a | | transaction. But today, most of this is outsourced, and as a result, fewer | | strong foundations are created. | | | | This also shows up in social dynamics. There is more division, even within | | families, because shared long-term incentives are weaker. When the underlying | | system is unstable, it becomes harder for people to align and build together. | | | | A society made up of isolated individuals is easier to manage than one built | | on strong, connected communities. So the idea of extreme individuality | | continues to grow, even if it leads to more fragmentation. | | | | If the money is fixed, the time horizon changes. People begin to think long | | term again. They start to invest in relationships, in skills, and in their | | communities. Over time, this rebuilds the foundations that allow societies to | | grow in a stable and meaningful way. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Fiat didn’t just change money, it changed how people live and make decisions. When money loses value over time, people naturally shift toward short-term thinking. Instead of planning for the future or building something that lasts, the focus becomes spending, protecting purchasing power, or chasing returns. This shift quietly changes behavior across society. Over time, people stop investing in long-term structures like family, community, and local networks. These things require patience, trust, and stability. When the monetary system doesn’t reward that, they start to weaken. In their place, more and more responsibilities get outsourced. Work goes to corporations, education to institutions, and even trust becomes something formal rather than something built over time. At the same time, people are told they are independent and self-sufficient. But in reality, most have become more dependent than ever, just in a different way. Instead of relying on family or community, they rely on large systems they don’t control. This creates a gap between what people believe and how they actually live. In a more stable system, wealth is used to build. People invest in those around them, develop skills locally, and solve problems within their own circle. Hiring becomes part of a long-term relationship, not just a transaction. But today, most of this is outsourced, and as a result, fewer strong foundations are created. This also shows up in social dynamics. There is more division, even within families, because shared long-term incentives are weaker. When the underlying system is unstable, it becomes harder for people to align and build together. A society made up of isolated individuals is easier to manage than one built on strong, connected communities. So the idea of extreme individuality continues to grow, even if it leads to more fragmentation. If the money is fixed, the time horizon changes. People begin to think long term again. They start to invest in relationships, in skills, and in their communities. Over time, this rebuilds the foundations that allow societies to grow in a stable and meaningful way.
+- Abuirfhan -- 11d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | You don’t save a collapsing economy. You delay the reset. | | | | Every bailout and printed dollar is a bet against reality. | | | | The market is trying to clear excess. Authorities protect the illusion. | | | | The longer you fight it, the harder it breaks. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+You don’t save a collapsing economy. You delay the reset. Every bailout and printed dollar is a bet against reality. The market is trying to clear excess. Authorities protect the illusion. The longer you fight it, the harder it breaks.
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+- Abuirfhan -- 12d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Death is the ultimate signal. | | Your time is finite. | | | | Time preference is how you respond to that truth. | | | | High time preference wastes it. | | Low time preference respects it. | | | | Remember death. | | Then choose what actually matters. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Death is the ultimate signal. Your time is finite. Time preference is how you respond to that truth. High time preference wastes it. Low time preference respects it. Remember death. Then choose what actually matters.
+- Abuirfhan -- 14d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Gold just sits. It doesn’t react. It doesn’t improve. It doesn’t defend | | itself. It’s a passive store of value. Its worth comes from history and | | scarcity, not from action. | | | | Bitcoin is different. It’s not just an asset. It’s a living network. | | | | Every cycle tests it. Every attack strengthens it. Every failure leads to | | improvement. Because Bitcoin is fought for, it doesn’t stay static. It | | evolves. It adapts. It becomes stronger. | | | | People don’t just hold Bitcoin. They build it. They run it. They defend it. | | Their effort is what secures and grows the network. | | | | Gold is held. Bitcoin is fought for. And systems that are fought for don’t | | stay passive—they improve. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Gold just sits. It doesn’t react. It doesn’t improve. It doesn’t defend itself. It’s a passive store of value. Its worth comes from history and scarcity, not from action. Bitcoin is different. It’s not just an asset. It’s a living network. Every cycle tests it. Every attack strengthens it. Every failure leads to improvement. Because Bitcoin is fought for, it doesn’t stay static. It evolves. It adapts. It becomes stronger. People don’t just hold Bitcoin. They build it. They run it. They defend it. Their effort is what secures and grows the network. Gold is held. Bitcoin is fought for. And systems that are fought for don’t stay passive—they improve.
+- Abuirfhan -- 16d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Most people don’t reject Bitcoin because it’s wrong. | | They reject it because it demands responsibility. | | | | Yes, Bitcoin isn’t easy at first. You need to understand wallets, keys, nodes, | | custody. Hot vs cold. Single sig vs multi sig. How to actually transact. | | That’s the point. For decades, people chose convenience over control. They | | were happy transacting paper claims instead of real gold because it was | | faster, simpler, comfortable. | | | | And that convenience came at a cost. Custody was outsourced. Responsibility | | was outsourced. Eventually, even truth was outsourced. Bitcoin reverses that. | | It puts the burden back where it belongs on the individual. No shortcuts. No | | abstractions hiding risk. No one to bail you out. Just clear rules and | | personal responsibility. Bitcoin is hard is not a flaw, it’s a filter. It | | separates those who want convenience from those who want control. Easy and | | convenient is what got us here. Learning and responsibility is how we get out. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Most people don’t reject Bitcoin because it’s wrong. They reject it because it demands responsibility. Yes, Bitcoin isn’t easy at first. You need to understand wallets, keys, nodes, custody. Hot vs cold. Single sig vs multi sig. How to actually transact. That’s the point. For decades, people chose convenience over control. They were happy transacting paper claims instead of real gold because it was faster, simpler, comfortable. And that convenience came at a cost. Custody was outsourced. Responsibility was outsourced. Eventually, even truth was outsourced. Bitcoin reverses that. It puts the burden back where it belongs on the individual. No shortcuts. No abstractions hiding risk. No one to bail you out. Just clear rules and personal responsibility. Bitcoin is hard is not a flaw, it’s a filter. It separates those who want convenience from those who want control. Easy and convenient is what got us here. Learning and responsibility is how we get out.
+- Abuirfhan -- 17d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | nostr:naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq2rzs2l92r2crq4mgr08d29zp66wx7q4jy800sxp47kk24xy0sjpqy | | 0hwumn8ghj7snfw33k76twd4sk5mrfwvhxummnw3erztnrdakj7qq4tu6kuu29dpxnjefnxd4xyvzx | | x94y7s2nvc699g4p | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+nostr:naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq2rzs2l92r2crq4mgr08d29zp66wx7q4jy800sxp47kk24xy0sjpqy0hwumn8ghj7snfw33k76twd4sk5mrfwvhxummnw3erztnrdakj7qq4tu6kuu29dpxnjefnxd4xyvzxx94y7s2nvc699g4p
+- Abuirfhan -- 17d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Interest rates don’t just measure money. They measure human behavior. | | | | In a true free market, rates tend to fall toward zero for one reason: people | | are willing to wait. Low rates reflect low time preference. There’s less | | urgency to consume now, and more willingness to save, build, and think long | | term. | | | | That kind of behavior only shows up in a stable, peaceful society. One where | | there’s no fear of confiscation, no pressure to escape into hard assets just | | to survive inflation, and no constant need to spend before money loses value. | | | | In that environment, capital becomes abundant. Savings grow. Trust stretches | | further into the future. | | | | And when trust extends across time, interest rates fall naturally. | | | | This is what sound money enables. It aligns incentives across generations. It | | rewards patience over speculation. It turns time into an ally instead of an | | enemy. | | | | Zero interest in a free market isn’t a flaw. It’s a signal. A signal that | | society is coordinated, stable, and thinking long term. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Interest rates don’t just measure money. They measure human behavior. In a true free market, rates tend to fall toward zero for one reason: people are willing to wait. Low rates reflect low time preference. There’s less urgency to consume now, and more willingness to save, build, and think long term. That kind of behavior only shows up in a stable, peaceful society. One where there’s no fear of confiscation, no pressure to escape into hard assets just to survive inflation, and no constant need to spend before money loses value. In that environment, capital becomes abundant. Savings grow. Trust stretches further into the future. And when trust extends across time, interest rates fall naturally. This is what sound money enables. It aligns incentives across generations. It rewards patience over speculation. It turns time into an ally instead of an enemy. Zero interest in a free market isn’t a flaw. It’s a signal. A signal that society is coordinated, stable, and thinking long term.
+- Abuirfhan -- 17d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | too much cow piss made their brains rot. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+too much cow piss made their brains rot.
+- Abuirfhan -- 17d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | magic internet money. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+magic internet money.
+- Abuirfhan -- 19d --------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Peace isn’t blocked by culture or borders. | | It’s broken by incentives. | | | | Fiat money rewards debt, fuels conflict, and distorts value. | | It turns cooperation into competition for survival. | | | | Fix the money, | | and you fix the game. | | | | No sound money, no lasting peace. | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Peace isn’t blocked by culture or borders. It’s broken by incentives. Fiat money rewards debt, fuels conflict, and distorts value. It turns cooperation into competition for survival. Fix the money, and you fix the game. No sound money, no lasting peace.
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+- Abuirfhan -- 3d ---------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Nobody can freeze your Bitcoin or seize it by force. | | | | How will they extract the private keys from your mind? | | | | This is the shift. | | | | From physical control to sovereign ownership. | | | | If you hold the keys, you hold the power. | | https://image.nostr.build/88a132cd48762aeaf4509a73a3f67322892b4932af4d0ce0248f | | c7e2380ef777.png | | | +-- reply ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Nobody can freeze your Bitcoin or seize it by force. How will they extract the private keys from your mind? This is the shift. From physical control to sovereign ownership. If you hold the keys, you hold the power. https://image.nostr.build/88a132cd48762aeaf4509a73a3f67322892b4932af4d0ce0248fc7e2380ef777.png
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Pubkeys from this user's latest cached kind 3 follow list.
- ₿en Wehrman 0018b7ee…9564
- Yas 01b45a28…a0f8
- Mohamed GigaChad 027309d0…4234
- Alex Gleason 0461fcbe…74dd
- ODELL 04c915da…ecc9
- Saad 04d6ee71…2083
- TuvokSeed 0575bf03…b879
- Judge قاضي কাজি 05925cd8…9f41
- Mandrik 064de249…140c
- 0689df5847a8 0689df58…a9f2
- 07277378608e 07277378…377e
- 073cd836b557 073cd836…4fd6
- 07907690ce3f 07907690…15f6
- 08233767a972 08233767…2449
- 090cef8f87d9 090cef8f…5aba
- 09a46680d592 09a46680…8509
- leon_21 0a380f63…293b
- Mohammed 0a5fb138…48a0
- Kode 0ab3772d…b5bd
- Soak Quest 0b77a4d6…fdb7
- Adopting Bitcoin Cape Town 0bcdbcc0…ed0d
- 0dde8796071b 0dde8796…9cec
- 0ed19ed64043 0ed19ed6…2b8e
- Modeon 11d2cbef…6790
- Ye 127d3bf5…416f
- 14f0cd43dcb1 14f0cd43…d9e0
- RedTailHawk 1549ed4b…dd4a
- 15636c9a6ef3 15636c9a…6903
- BitcoinEkasi 1586fd57…3132
- Texas Slim 165a3564…cc2d
- JeffG 1739d937…36ef
- hasky 177bfd16…07e4
- 1807a49c19a1 1807a49c…45a1
- 1848313553d3 18483135…44f6
- node 18905d0a…9b08
- Vezire 19306922…88d2
- BTC Sessions 1989034e…276b
- HERMETICVM 1a5cff51…5f78
- HODL 1afe0c74…e36d
- 1bb2128b8dce 1bb2128b…21ab
- Alan ₿ 1bd32a38…3e69
- 1c4b1148df5f 1c4b1148…4635
- Laan Tungir 1ec45473…f139
- negr0 20d29810…ad2f
- Keith Meola 22050dd3…11ea
- 24326fa37815 24326fa3…76b2
- 2609dca5273b 2609dca5…3d4b
- Bitcoin News 2774d83c…f6e5
- 28313968021d 28313968…6f8d
- Mr.Crown // Renarchy 28e31c0d…6801
- Rush 29926e94…3b92
- 29ea8b3dd305 29ea8b3d…3969
- 2af01e0d6bd1 2af01e0d…b87b
- Nomishka 2de0ffa0…72cc
- Bitcoin Well 2ed3596e…cc78
- vinney...axkl 2efaa715…7331
- 2f52b19fe140 2f52b19f…2323
- 3003eb2e4beb 3003eb2e…f3bf
- 300ade044f80 300ade04…69ab
- 30e4e4bf860b 30e4e4bf…cdea
- 314072c16fa9 314072c1…9fff
- Hasn 32bec65e…1f51
- jb55 32e18276…e245
- 3426ac1bd177 3426ac1b…4552
- Laser 356875ff…a2e8
- 37c4e186f730 37c4e186…109b
- Mandalorian 38a918c8…805e
- 39eea3bc0da2 39eea3bc…1dd1
- The Voice of Yemen 3a81d391…e662
- 3af86edde8af 3af86edd…cd3f
- 3b4a00cdf880 3b4a00cd…7acc
- 3b6a3d3bb335 3b6a3d3b…eb84
- 3bc9ba9dab10 3bc9ba9d…5bc4
- fiatjaf 3bf0c63f…459d
- Sunthemata27 3dbca260…8a09
- 3eacaa768326 3eacaa76…6fe4
- 3f6d02c30fb1 3f6d02c3…b765
- 3fcd5a82d7ad 3fcd5a82…3fc3
- 42828f49b8b8 42828f49…068a
- 4408c00c1e93 4408c00c…f42b
Cached pubkeys that follow this user, discovered from kind 3 events.
- Yas 01b45a28…a0f8
- Mohammed 0a5fb138…48a0
- Kode 0ab3772d…b5bd
- epsql 15f70ebd…282c
- Rush 29926e94…3b92
- Mandalorian 38a918c8…805e
- Sunthemata27 3dbca260…8a09
- Yusuf al-Texani 5ab57a9e…3cb7
- Suppress c59b73eb…3123
- Raison d'État dae0aff8…cec4
- Muslim Bitcoiner e0921d61…7bd5
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Identifiers
npub: npub19p3g90j4p4vps2a5phnk4z3qad8r0q2ezrhhcrq6ltt92nz8cfqse4y3wn
hex: 286282be550d58182bb40de76a8a20eb4e37815910ef7c0c1afad6554c47c241
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