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I AM THE ORIGINAL REVOLTA. Original band Sweet Noise. Current project MTvoid with Justin Chancellor of Tool. I make NOISE and experimental art - NOISE INC. Sovereign Human Being. On NOSTR since 835520 #relaythat Pronouns : npub/nsec Check my noise experimental project : https://wavlake.com/noise-inc- My visual notes: https://glaca.npub.pro
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GLACA 1 year ago
RUN BITCOIN CORE. RUN A FULL NODE. HOLD THE CONSENSUS. BE BITCOIN. FIGHT THE FUD. #bitcoin image
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GLACA 1 year ago
There’s something deeply misguided about the push to “simplify” Bitcoin by removing sats or re-denominating the supply from 21 million to 21 quadrillion. It’s framed as a UX improvement—but it’s not. It’s a slow-motion cultural erasure. Bitcoin was never just about math. It was always about myth. It was always memetic. That’s why it spread. The number 21 million is not just supply—it’s scripture. It’s the line etched into the stone tablet of Bitcoin. Just like “stack sats,” just like the Genesis Block message, just like laser eyes and the HODL meme—it’s part of a living narrative. What makes Bitcoin powerful isn’t just that it’s hard money. It’s that it means something. That it carries stories. That it has history. And history matters. There are people who care about the blocks mined by Hal Finney. People who care about the sats from the pizza transaction. People who trace relic sats from the Silk Road or Block 78. People who collect and preserve these like they’re digital fossils—because they are. These aren’t distractions. They’re not gimmicks. They are Bitcoin’s living archive. They’re what give the protocol a soul. Sadly, most Bitcoin influencers ignore this. They care about price charts, ETFs, banks adopting BTC, and nation-state strategic reserves. And sure—that’s exciting. But what excites me more is that Bitcoin already has a deep and growing history. That it has stories worth telling. That it will be remembered. A currency only 15 years old already has relics. Think about that. And now, just as Bitcoin is maturing into a cultural force, some want to erase the language we’ve built. Remove sats. Rewrite the supply. Break the memes. For what? Convenience? No. You don’t fix what isn’t broken. You don’t destroy what is sacred. You defend it. You preserve it. You tell its stories. Because that’s how Bitcoin lives forever.
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GLACA 1 year ago
Gm #nostr #notitle #891020 image
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GLACA 1 year ago
Gm #888888 #notitle #bitcoin image
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GLACA 1 year ago
Gm Nostr. Gm free people. First smoke of 2025. Don Pepin Garcia Lancero. image
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GLACA 1 year ago
Over the last five years, monumental global events—Covid-19, the war in Ukraine, and the ongoing tragedies in Gaza and Palestine—have caused a profound psychological rift for many people. These events have overwhelmed the collective consciousness, leading to a widespread disconnection from reality. Amidst this chaos, something extraordinary is happening: Bitcoin, no longer confined to the fringes, is stepping onto the global stage. With ETF proposals making headlines, Trump floating the idea of a strategic Bitcoin reserve, and even Putin acknowledging its potential, Bitcoin has become a loud and undeniable player in the geopolitical and economic arena. Yet, despite its growing prominence, for much of the general public, Bitcoin remains an abstraction—something they’ve either tuned out or never fully grasped. This cognitive dissonance creates an eerie paradox. From within the Bitcoin community, the surge in adoption, its resilience, and its role as a sovereign, borderless system of trust are impossible to ignore. But from the outside, it barely registers as more than a passing headline. Perhaps this detachment isn’t accidental. In an age of increasing media saturation and crisis fatigue, people may be clinging to simpler narratives, avoiding anything that demands rethinking their assumptions about money, power, or freedom. Bitcoin’s rise, juxtaposed with this mass disconnection, serves as both a warning and an opportunity. It reveals how the noise of global crises can obscure the signals of quiet revolutions—and how those revolutions might one day redefine reality itself. #bitcoin #livefree #revolution
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GLACA 1 year ago
Gold carries the weight of centuries—the wars fought over it, the sweat and blood spent mining it, and the immense costs of securing and storing it. It’s a heavy rock that demands exorbitant fees just to sit safely in a vault, quietly asserting its value. Bitcoin, on the other hand, emerges from the digital ether, backed by the same principles: the immense energy, computing power, and money poured into mining it. But unlike gold, it doesn’t cling to physicality. It’s weightless, purely digital, and always liquid—accessible at the click of a button, no storage vaults or armored trucks required. It’s freedom in your pocket, available wherever and whenever you need it. One is the past, bound by its tangible nature. The other is the future, limitless in its form yet tethered to the same fundamental laws of effort and scarcity. #bitcoin
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GLACA 1 year ago
WIRED recommends Signal and WhatsApp to break immigration law. Just recently Wired criticized SimpleX Chat and privacy, because it may be used by "nazis" – a word Democrats use for political opponents, as we saw during the US president election. Media are clowns. Fuckin clowns. image
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GLACA 1 year ago
This child is not surviving Gaza; he is surviving Zionism and the brutal machinery of Western colonialism. He is enduring a system built on callousness, mass murder, dehumanization, theft, exploitation, and the relentless pursuit of profit for Western corporations. He is surviving the apocalyptic visions imposed by Judeo-Christian ideologies. Gaza is not what he must survive—it is his home, his family, his neighborhood, his school. It is the sea, the scents, and the sounds etched into his being since his mother’s womb; it is his history, his identity. This innocent soul is not surviving “Gaza.” Like countless others across the world, he is surviving one of the most grotesque civilizations humanity has ever known. A civilization whose media—cynical, deceitful, greedy, and heartless—stands as perhaps one of history’s most hateful and cringing inventions. image
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GLACA 1 year ago
"back in my day, we could buy a whole bitcoin for less than a hundred grand" image
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GLACA 1 year ago
When you onboard new people to #bitcoin what do you advise them to do as first steps? A. Where to buy bitcoin ? B. What hot wallet ? C. Keep BTC on exchange or withdraw to self custody? D. Use hardware wallet or not? E. KYC or NON-KYC? #asknostr
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GLACA 1 year ago
CLIMATE LOCKDOWNS BEGIN SPAIN: Same playbook as Covid psyop: create mass psychosis using a "shock" event (e.g. Valencia floods) to implement draconian restrictions and to further Agenda 2030 goals. People are snitching on each other for driving in the rain or going for a walk outside during heavy rains in Malaga (just like in 2020!); all activity halted today in Granada (schools, shops,etc.) due to a light shower.
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GLACA 1 year ago
I love #NOSTR and so happy to be here! Decentralize EVERYTHING!
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