I'm getting more engagement of my posts on Nostr with 200 followers than I am on Twitter with 1200.

Every city should have a Bitcoin restaurant/cafe where people can co-work, host meetups, or just hangout and learn about Bitcoin. An embassy for the people, by the people.

Keep learning. Keep building. Keep stacking. Keep zapping.

Hang in there, plebs. We're winning.

There's no better cure for a bad mood than a workout.

What are you doing for Bitcoin today?

Having wings with a few bitcoiners and a no-coiner. Zap me to show him how cool this Nostr thing is as we orange pill him? Thanks!

NOSTR, which relays should I join? Does it matter?

Anyone else struggling with traditional fiat mining? Who else is thinking about leaving the rat race and looking for a Bitcoin job, but has concerns/fears/doubts? Please comment or share. I want to build a supportive community around this.

Do something for #Bitcoin today by setting a good example. A better version of yourself creates a better world for everyone.

Go out there and do ONE thing for Bitcoin today. One conversation with your barber, Uber driver, a cashier at a grocery store, etc. "Do you except Bitcoin as payment?" "No." "Am I the first person to ever ask you that? What do you know about Bitcoin?" Tell them if they download a wallet you'll send them 1000 sats. If every bitcoiner did that ONCE a day, imagine where we'll be in a year.

The best boy at his first Bitcoin meetup this past summer.

I'm going to church this morning for the first time in a decade. Bitcoin did this.

Does everyone feel that they wish they had more time to learn Bitcoin? I'm only a few years in and I feel like I'm just getting started. I need clown world to calm down and give me more time to find my niche.

The Bitcoin journey is helping me become a better man. One day at a time. Tick tock, next block.

It still means something to me.

Bitcoin is my country now. If you're Canadian, today's news is surprising, but it might be hard to handle, but if you're reading this, you're a bitcoiner. We got this.