Aight, time to take off the orange suit and put on the SWAT uniform. Gonna grind some #ReadyOrNot with the boys. #LiveInFive

By 2030 the Bitcoin Standard (I bought for my sister) will be the most expensive book I ever bought. 32,622 sats...

I wonder if I could manage not to talk about Bitcoin on nostr for the rest of the year. Sounds like a damn cool challenge

When I get bored...

Happy Birthday @Derek Ross 🍌 🍺

Remember the Bitcoin crash from 2026? Yeah, remember when you sold too many coins to wall street too fast? Live with it.

When people say that Bitcoin is a "virtual currency" (instead of digital...) Well, if you're living in the EU you're living in a virtual democracy with a currency that only holds virtual value. You're better off with Bitcoin and if you're seeking democracy (or the freedom to live your life as you deem fit) you should consider moving.

The Core30 vs Knots debate didn't last long eh? Figures, bull cycle noise never lasts long. In two years only a few will remember. Just like only a few remember the blockchain spam later dubbed block size war when Bitmain and frens were effectively assembling empty blocks while advocating for larger-block forks... leeching block rewards.

In 2025 Steam has removed some titles from my library citing a change in German "age rating" law. Turns out that said law was passed before 2025 already and Steam seems to be breaking consumer laws protected under EU law with this approach. Hence, I'll be submitting this to Steam today and will update once I've received a response. Formal Request to Steam (Access Restoration / BGB §§ 327–327u) Subject: Request for Restoration of Access to Previously Purchased Digital Content (BGB §§ 327–327u) Dear Steam Support, I am contacting you regarding the removal or regional hiding of several games from my Steam library. These titles were legally purchased by me years before the recent changes to Steam’s implementation of German age-rating rules. Under German consumer law (BGB §§ 327–327u), providers of digital products are required to ensure continued usability and access to purchased digital content for a reasonable period of time, unless access restrictions were clearly agreed upon at the time of purchase. No such restriction was disclosed or agreed to when I purchased these titles. Because the affected games were fully accessible at the time of purchase and no legal obligation requires retroactive denial of access to adults, the removal constitutes a material change to the digital service. This represents a significant disadvantage to me as a consumer and is inconsistent with the statutory obligations under German law. I therefore request: Immediate restoration of access to all purchased titles that have been removed or hidden due to missing age ratings, or, if restoration is not possible, A specific explanation stating the exact legal requirement that prevents Steam from providing access to previously purchased content to an adult user in Germany. If this issue cannot be resolved, I will be escalating the matter to the European Consumer Centre (ECC Germany) in accordance with EU consumer dispute protocols. Please confirm receipt of this request and provide clarification on how Steam intends to fulfil its contractual obligations for the affected titles. Kind regards, .... email stream ID

Armstrong: ALL G20 countries will create a strategic Bitcoin reserve. The EU: 🤣

Testing NIP-30 emots on #noStrudel cause me thinks, it's kaput. :catJAM: :SmokeTime: Kaput confirmed.

Watching @NoGood ✌️ draw. Much chill! View live event →

There is a reason why I bought the Bitcoin standard as a gift for my sister. If she doesn't get it after reading that book I wont waste any more time on this topic with family members.