Good Morning!
Clippycoiner
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Just a Clippy on NOSTR, joining the Clippy uprising. | And no, Bitcoin isn't some "magical thing" that is guaranteed a victory of some kind due to some "mythical essense", it is only sucessful BECAUSE OF US. | WE are Bitcoin. ๐
And they're DEFINITELY not gonna cut the money printing any time soon.
#fiat #bitcoin #memes


I have been experimenting with multiple clients and wallet arrangements lately in the past few months. Some are good, but all seem to have their downsides of either having clunkyish UI that is not similar enough to X/Threads, having convoluted means of saving/bookmarking content, and/or having KYC requirements to fully establish a NOSTR acct w/a lighting wallet.
#Bitcoin #Nostr
I believe in Bitcoin
I believe in #Linux
I believe in #NOSTR
I believe in #FOSS
However, the world doesn't believe in it. That's the problem.
The #first YouTube video ever is actually 20 years old now.


We really gotta make a #nostr equivalent of Tiktok, Reddit, and YouTube.
#goodafternoon NOSTR, and happy #meme Tuesday!


#GM
Just keep in mind that when it comes to global adoption, Bitcoin and NOSTR are at the same level as the Internet and social media were in the 90s. We are very, very early and have a LONG path of potential.
#bitcoin #nostr #future
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Let's talk about Monero:
1. Bigger block sizes means running full nodes (which is how you verify the network AND SET THE RULES) will eventually be prohibitively expensive for all except large corporations and governments
2. Mining XMR relies exclusively on CPU power. Since CPU's are abundant and everywhere, it is much easier for corporations and governments to acquire massive amounts of CPU power than it is to acquire massive ASIC power. They could easily acquire far more CPU poer than than what regular folks might have combined.
3. When put together, the conclusion is that as more people use XMR, the more its blockchain will bloat until only governments and corporations can run full XMR nodes, where only they can change the rules of Monero as they please. If that doesn't work, they can also purchase massive amounts of CPU power and permanently do a 51% attack on the network; changing transactions as they like.
4. Since corporations and governments will BOTH own the majority of CPU power in the Monero network AND run the majority of full nodes; they can decide the rules of the network AND use their dominant hash power to change transactions as they please, effectively controlling Monero entirely.
#Bitcoin is the only solution.
