I put my name as “Satoshi” in my Grab (Indonesian uber) account and confuses the drivers so much 🤣
Kyle Huber
kylehuber@primal.net
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Creator / Telling Bitcoin Stories / We Are Satoshi Podcast
This is Nabila. Her story is incredible and reminded me how it’s the grass roots, small businesses and individuals who can benefit the most from bitcoin.
Nabila started a storage rack, sourcing company and has been very successful. She started to think about how to protect her treasury for the long-term which led her to @BitcoinIndo21 and @My First Bitcoin
From there, she built conviction through education and allocated 10% of her net profits every month into bitcoin.
“My eyes are closed to the price.”
Now she has confidence that her business will have a strong foundation and if anything happens to her, her family will be able to recover the bitcoin.
This is what it’s all about it.


I train for days like today. 0530 rise, 12 hours filming, dinner, media management, sleep at 1:30 am.
Not sustainable at all but when it’s time to go hard it’s time to go hard.
Leave it on the field.
Bullish on the next generation of bitcoiners


Made it to Surabaya. The @My First Bitcoin Unconference is tomorrow.
The best part about an unconference is that the attendees determine the topics of discussion.
Everyone participates, all ideas and perspectives are welcome.
Lots of learnings from Indonesia, there’s a growing community here despite bitcoin being illegal to use for payments.


Time in the market > timing the market.
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts.”
-Mark Twain, The Innocents, 1869
Indonesia Day 3
We walked in the forest, had an impromptu bitcoin meetup, ate traditional Indonesian food and of course drank lots of coffee.
A powerful story started to emerge today.
Tomorrow we move to Surabaya for the @My First Bitcoin unconference.
What a gift Satoshi gave us.


HODL is arguably bitcoin’s most powerful meme.
It’s also one of the biggest hurdles holding bitcoin back from wider adoption.
Let the sats flow. Support businesses you want to see exist into the future.
I don’t have many pet peeves but this is one of them


Without in-person Bitcoin events and meet ups I don’t think I would be as inspired as I am to build on bitcoin.
Wow, the general vibe is as low as it is I’ve never been more bullish.
Tonight I fly to Indonesia to film episode two of the @My First Bitcoin Bigger Than Bitcoin series.
Let’s go.
@Monikaco ⚡️BЯΛVӨ MӨПIKΛ 💥 on Bitcoin as a source of inspiration.
Shout out @EcoBitz Kelvin and @My First Bitcoin
Recovery cheat code @Chroma 🔥


I was driving on the highway today and just had a moment of reflection about how great it feels to work on something I find purposeful and also earns income.
When the incentives align, both parties win. My client gets a hard-working, passionate contractor who is going to go above and beyond to deliver value. And I get to feel like the work I’m doing matters. This is what I love about bitcoin.
Bitcoin was supposed to set us free—but has it been captured by the very system it was designed to escape?
We Are Satoshi podcast with @Monikaco ⚡️BЯΛVӨ MӨПIKΛ 💥 is now live.
A few of my favorite photos from backpacking this past week.
Found the signal, ignored the noise.


The best way to stop a bad guy with a microphone is a good guy with a microphone.
After the fiasco yesterday I went out for a glorious bike ride this evening.
Then got a screw straight through my brand new tire 👌
By the way most nostr users no to be paranoid and never give out your seed phrase under any circumstances.
I’ve now heard of highly advanced social engineering attacks using hacked telegram accounts, or other forms of communication.


As of now, I don’t believe the official story.
Opted out
This is the hat to wear through airport security

