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I ❤️ #Nostr

Verily, those who wander in folly shall discover the truth in equal measure. Fuck around and you'll find out, ain't no doubt – what you give is what you get, life's about.

ТОЛЬКО ЧТО: Сложность майнинга #Bitcoin достигла НОВОГО ИСТОРИЧЕСКОГО МАКСИМУМА 🚀 Теперь в среднем нужно 239,100,000,000,000,000,000,000 хешей, чтобы найти новый блок 😲

Мы не коммунисты Мы не демократы Мы не социалисты Мы — децентралисты! #биткоин

#bitcoin #russiannostr #nostrinrussian #russian

#биткоин #ностр #нострпорусски где все?

Общая денежная масса Доллара США (M2) сократилась на 3,7% с июля 2022 года по июль 2023 года, продолжая самую длительную за 90 лет тенденцию количественного снижения доллара США.

#Bitcoin's New All-Time Highs & the Global Search for Sound Money While often dismissed as isolated cases of monetary mismanagement or government corruption, various sovereign fiat currencies around the globe are in the midst of collapsing. It’s worth reflecting on the fact that the price of bitcoin denominated in these local currencies (such as the Argentine peso, Turkish lira, and Lebanese pound) is currently making new all-time highs. While these circumstances clearly reflect the collapse of these currencies against the US dollar, the reality is that all fiat currencies (the USD included) are ultimately collapsing against bitcoin. Moreover, these incidents are far from isolated – several other countries including Egypt, Ghana, Laos, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sudan, and Suriname are witnessing bitcoin inch towards its peak all-time values. This phenomenon prompts a fundamental question: why is this decentralized currency gaining prominence, particularly in economies grappling with financial instability? One might argue it's the relative nature of money. Traditional financial theories assert that individuals, as well as entire economies, tend to gravitate towards reliable monetary systems that ensure value preservation over prolonged periods. While transactions/commerce might still occur in what economists term "bad" or "soft" money, the preference for savings often tilts towards "good" or "hard" money. Gresham’s Law, a foundational concept in monetary economics, posits that "good money drives out bad money." In the context of our modern global economy, bitcoin emerges as a prime candidate for this "good money" given its programmatically hard-capped supply. Despite being in the early stages of its adoption curve, bitcoin’s relative undervaluation makes it a desirable store of value. In contrast, sovereign fiat currencies like the US dollar, which could be considered overvalued in certain contexts, are more suitable for transactions, serving primarily as mediums of exchange.

From Bloomberg: “US 10-year TIPS yields pushed at the 2% level Monday, a psychological barrier not seen since 2009. And it’s not alone. In country after country, inflation-linked bond yields are climbing to new highs.”

Hi @Stuart Bowman, I admire your work on the Nostr Web Client. Would you consider a custom version for my specific needs? I value your expertise and am willing to discuss fair compensation in Bitcoin. Please DM if interested, and we can discuss details. Thanks! #NostrClient

Похуй, победа за нами. #Bitcoin

Единственный флаг под который сегодня не стыдно встать — флаг #Bitcoin

Биткоин спасет человечество.

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Hi! I’m not new here, but this is my new account. Bitcoin only pleb: self custody, educating, end the Fed, no KyC.