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Bitcoin Well
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Bitcoin Well is on a mission to enable independence. We do this by making it easy to use bitcoin in self-custody. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell or use bitcoin, we never hold on to your bitcoin. Bitcoin Well is automatic self-custody.
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Privacy Nerd Alert: Armin Sabouri’s @Arminsdev new research shows how Bitcoin's "wallet fingerprints" are threatening Payjoin. Even collaborative transactions leave trails if your wallet software has "habits." Privacy is a constant arms race. 🕵️‍♂️ #BitcoinPrivacy #Payjoin image
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Why pricing oil in Bitcoin matters: Energy abundance shouldn't be "printed" into existence by central banks. Moving energy settlement to a hard-cap asset like $BTC reshapes global power structures from the ground up. 🌍 #Energy #DeDollarization
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Ark Isn't Here to Replace Lightning. It's Here to Fix the Liquidity Problem.
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Most Bitcoin skeptics have never run a node, read the whitepaper, or tried to send money internationally. They have read a lot of op-eds though.
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
If the Strait of Hormuz closes for two weeks, what happens to every currency backed by nothing but confidence in global supply chains?
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Our CEO last night…wiped from building the best bitcoin platform there is! he’s repping the merch tho 😏 image
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
The Unbanked Already Know What the Rest of Us Are Starting to Figure Out
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
A telecom startup is using BIP39 seed phrases to secure phone numbers. Same standard as Bitcoin wallets. Bitcoin's cryptographic standards are quietly becoming infrastructure for things that have nothing to do with money. @CapeCellular image
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Chris Kuiper at Fidelity Digital Assets puts it simply: In a challenging 60/40 market, Bitcoin’s unmatched risk-adjusted returns make a 0% allocation impossible to justify. The asymmetric upside is too large to ignore. 📊
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Is central bank "independence" an illusion? Nick Giambruno draws the line from Zimbabwe’s collapse to the Fed’s current debt spiral. History doesn't repeat, but it certainly rhymes. 🇿🇼🇺🇸 #Inflation #bitcoincomeback image
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
History just happened. Roxom launched the first Oil-BTC perpetual futures. For the first time, you can trade the world’s most important commodity without a single U.S. Dollar involved. The "Petrodollar" has a competitor. 🛢️⚡️ #Bitcoin #Macro image
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Bitcoin, invented to replace the financial system, is now being accepted as collateral by the institution that helped crash it in 2008. Fannie Mae and Coinbase just announced crypto-backed mortgages. No margin calls. No forced selling. No taxable event. Your Bitcoin secures the loan and stays yours. Rates run 0.5 to 1.5 points higher than conventional. Here's the tension though: the whole point of Bitcoin is to exit a system built on debt and dilution. Using it as collateral inside that same system is... philosophically complicated. Adoption looks different than most people imagined. But here we are. image
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Your bank isn't holding your money. They are leveraging it. When you leave Bitcoin on a centralized exchange, you just recreate the exact same fiat casino. A paper claim to a bearer asset is just another promise waiting to be broken.
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
Tariffs are just a polite word for domestic inflation. When supply chains break and import costs rise, the consumer pays the exact difference. Your cost of living is going up regardless of who sits in the Oval Office. Escape the system.
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bitcoinwell 3 months ago
The best monetary policy ever written fits in 31,000 lines of code.