This was before I even bought my first Bitcoin LOL View quoted note →
kodedtecht
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The tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) is inevitable but there’s three things in the way: liquidity, regulation & counterparty risk. Solve this in partnership with BlackRock and you will become Blockbuster; solve it with Bitcoin to become the Netflix instead.
It’s 1995 all over again. A new wave of entrepreneurs are embracing Bitcoin, led by Jack Dorsey and zero-fee point-of-sale BTC from Square. This paves the way for us to build Internet Capital Markets the way they were intended — open, global, and without middlemen.
A market-driven “Equity Rate” will replace central bank price-fixing of capital via interest rates. We will all utilize Bitcoin instead of buying fiat, facing margin calls, or paying interest. Sharing in Bitcoin business risk and asymmetric reward will be the norm.
This is one-click, low-cost, global, 24/7 liquid Private Equity: real value creation with Bitcoin as counterparty. Bezos’ first proved online marketplaces with books: a low cost, high rep
https://image.nostr.build/c48358cbc4b5b841aefd5920ad05744fa242bddd6a6c813db656f077d20f9d5d.pngWow... I wrote this for myself in 2014... kind of still on this train, man had vision hahaha
when people say you're good at something, you probably worked your ass off to achieve it - own it and keep at it
"halal if not haram" but "avoid when in doubt" yet "seek knowledge" and "do not make haram what God has made halal" please and thank you
I've found when it comes to interacting with fiat, what Bitcoiners really want is 1) better purchasing power and 2) the opportunity to stack more sats, nothing else
GM
When did you become a Bitcoiner?
I first bought Bitcoin in 2014. Over the years, I bought in and sold out. Only started properly accumulating since last year.
Why last year?
I finally learned to distinguish what makes Bitcoin unique compared to all the other “better technologies” out there. I always believed currency innovation was our only non-violent path out of the fiat system… but I wasn’t sure it had to be only Bitcoin. For years, I ran my car finance business with the intention of bringing crypto’s advantages to everyday people. But after 5 years, I realized I was doing the same TradFi thing as everyone else — no real impact.
The trigger:
The only places real-world asset use cases have truly made an impact today are with large institutional plays, stablecoins, and Bitcoin-backed lending. I've realized that money is a technology of consensus — and that no one has done it better than Bitcoin (and maybe the US government).
Since then, I’ve gained a deeper appreciation for proof-of-work, for why Bitcoiners avoid “shitcoins,” and for what’s technologically possible.
It’s my own “number go up” story. Love to hear yours.
"just my 2 sats" :) View article →
joined this pool as well with runes on RadFi as well - virtual blocks with 2/2 signatures for all inter-block transactions is interesting, might top up later 
probably going to zero, but cool tech this alkane bUSD on ID Club 
anyone hear of any payment-streaming use cases on Bitcoin being developed?
I was told this for a whole year last year and I only understood it today. Same thing growing up was told: إذا عزمت فتوكل على الله, if you’ve made your mind then leave the rest to God. View quoted note →
Knowing who to talk to becomes really easy once you are complete with yourself and more importantly, declare what you stand for, and who you wish to represent. It’s where all is apparent, nothing is left out, and not everything is known. Failure and success are easy in integrity.
Just read the GENIUS act today - the 1:1 peg to short term US Treasuries is interesting. Paves the way for bank adoption of stables and not much else.
ChatGPT is making up words now.... 
Does everyone sell a bit end of month to pay the bills lol, then buy again with new money start of month?
Bitcoin is the yield.