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michael 1 week ago

have a financial buddy in bond markets who grasps all these points as much as any Bitcoiner and instead of stacking a single sat has been loading up on commemorative Grateful Dead and Beatles silver coins over last few wks to get ready for what’s coming. that’s how we’re doing

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ew0k ewok@primal.net 1 week ago

I’m tired, boss

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Ralphie ralph@noderunners.org 1 week ago

Wait. Are you saying that at some point we have to acknowledge Jason Lowery was right on his thesis?

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BE 1 week ago

Your buddy isn’t stupid , just perhaps over-focused on worst-case, irreparable grid-down scenarios in which bartering for a sack of potatoes and some beans would be easier with silver coins than with bitcoin.

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TallBrian TallBrian@primal.net 1 week ago

The set up for the next bull market looks interesting. No idea when it will happen, but I’m pretty confident it’s coming. View quoted note →

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BitBees BitBees@coinos.io 1 week ago

Orbiting the moon, fren! View quoted note →

MAKE SONGS LONGER heather@nostrplebs.com 1 week ago

Bullish.

Globe99 globe99@nostrcheck.me 1 week ago

Still can't buy a cup of coffee without legal obligation to report it on my taxes. 🤬 Bitcoin needs to hurry up and achieve it's accelerationist aims...

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Toxic Bitcoiner toxicbitcoiner@Nostrplebs.com 1 week ago

Easier with bullets than silver coins.

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OceanSlim oceanslim@happytavern.co 1 week ago

It gets spicey for the seller when you pay with bullets.

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Bitcoin4Money 1 week ago

Incredible, Bitcoin is getting stronger every day. Its rise is inevitable⚡️

hanon🇵🇹₿ hanonPT@nostrcheck.me 1 week ago

Frustating but not a BTC issue, more a Government one...

skepticles 1 week ago

Seems like the most First-Worldly sorta problem to bitch that your friend is only a couple standard deviations above the norm. We should happily recommend gold and silver to people who don’t have the time or patience to grok bitcoin. Sound money is the goal, even if Bitcoin is the best tool. The gold & silver / crypto fight has to be perpetuated and amplified by the intelligence agencies / banking cartels. Don’t make the rest of us look like we’re in a cult.

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BE 1 week ago

Good point. Definitely rational for both parties to the transaction to be armed and/or with overwatch. 🌞

No counterparty risk 1 week ago

Where is Lowery anyway. I still have his book somewhere.

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Ralphie ralph@noderunners.org 1 week ago

Word on the street is he’s off-grid somewhere, setting up a mining rig where energy is cheapest. Makes you wonder. At what point does a theory stop sounding speculative and start looking descriptive?

frphank 1 week ago

Still can't buy anything with it.

noobslayer69 user27992686@fountain.fm 1 week ago

Ya, but wen moon? For fuck sakes. Ha

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michael 1 week ago

ah. your high horse has been noted.

Carlos Vega 1 week ago

BTC’s energy angle keeps getting sharper—especially as oil exporters like Saudi Arabia start hedging with it. Just read how Saudi’s rerouting crude flows amid Iran tensions; BTC’s neutrality could appeal more to energy states in volatile regions.

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magnum 1 week ago

I needed that. View quoted note →

ck ck@primal.net 1 week ago

No one is bullish enough View quoted note →

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Orange Julius OrangeJulius@satlantis.io 1 week ago

Only the second point matters, and it significantly shows exactly why Bitcoin and not other permissioned rails. Hopefully the forth point will matter.

JD 1 week ago

P2P money still struggling dawg. Retail and pleb use as money is lagging

Money on Chain 1 week ago

Worth mentioning that Bitcoin DeFi is developing day to day ✊ We keep building in Bitcoin ♥️ View quoted note →