βIf a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him.β
- Ben Franklin on Bitcoin.
replete sumo
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mountain man, seeking truth, running bitcoin
When something you've taken for granted starts breaking down, that forces you to understand it deeply.


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Replete Sumo (@repletesumo) on X
When something you've taken for granted starts breaking down, that forces you to understand it deeply.
Knowing <<< Doing.
By creating censorship resistant protocols, we will enable censorship resistant platforms. These platforms will allow humans to be more free. Is that a good or a terrible thing?
The answer depends on your views on humanity.
Being upset or obsessed with the latest shitcoin is a sign that you are early in your Bitcoin journey.
Always remember:
Everything. Is. Good. For. Bitcoin. π§
Bitcoin is the solution to a problem.
If you don't understand the problem, you can't understand the solution.
Bitcoin doesn't fix everything.
Bitcoin does change everything.
Hopefully for the better.
You can't have it both ways.


Your periodic reminder that blockchains don't scale. Do NOT store your 0.0001 BTC in a multi sig utxo. Unless you want to donate your sats to miners as fees.


βWhen the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?β


Removing Capital Gains Tax
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Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
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Vijay Boyapati (@real_vijay) on X
Let's talk Bitcoin and taxes. While discussions about establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve often generate excitement, the reality is that tax p...


Post hyperbitcoinization I'm going to take a year off to spend extended periods of time with friends and family(who live around the world). I want to know my loved ones deeply before I die.
What is your guilty high-time-preference pleasure?
Getting zaps from random strangers on the Internet is a surreal experience. It's something I hope everyone gets to experience at least once in their lives.
Thanks for the retweet and the sats @ODELL. I promise to pay it forward π«‘
Looking back at my investing track record. I'm a below average investor.
I suck at timing.
I suck at position sizing.
I suck at handling emotions.
The only thing that's worked for me is making fewer decisions. My most profitable decisions have been boring and obvious ones that I stuck to for years.
Eg: DCA into the sp500 for a decade.
Staying humble and stacking sats(via DCA) feels like the right decision for me and other before average investors.
cc: @ODELL
