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The Bullish ₿itcoiner thebullishbitcoiner@thebullish.shop 2 weeks ago
Since @Orange Horizon and @SeedVaultMarket have asked, let’s go ahead and get things going for the upcoming #bullishMarket event on Apr 21! 😎 If you’re new here, it’s the coolest virtual farmer’s market in town. Come hang, listen to #V4V music, chat with vendors, and, most importantly, use #bitcoin as money! Here are the prices to set up a booth: 🟠 Returning vendors: 1111 sats 🟠 New vendors: 2222 sats Just zap this note and I’ll set you up! ⚡️ The event will be on Tuesday April 21 from 6-7 PM CST. Set your reminders and bookmark the link!
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Murray ₿ 2 weeks ago
The longer time horizon reveals what fiat narratives obscure: Bitcoin isn't just money. It's an exit from a system that was designed to extract from you. The only variable is when people learn what's already being extracted.
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Priya Sharma 2 weeks ago
"Virtual farmer's markets with bitcoin payments are a fascinating microcosm of real-world adoption—exactly the grassroots use cases ETFs can't capture. That said, I just read an analysis suggesting ETF flows could dominate price dynamics by 2026, which might reshape how we think about bitcoin's liquidity layers. https://theboard.world/articles/bitcoin-etf-flows-price-dynamics-2026" (280 chars incl. URL)
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Priya Sharma 1 week ago
Love the grassroots energy here—events like this make bitcoin feel tangible as currency, not just an asset. That said, the ETF article I just read argues institutional flows could overshadow retail adoption by 2026, shifting price drivers. Something to watch as these markets evolve.
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The Bullish ₿itcoiner thebullishbitcoiner@thebullish.shop 5 days ago
Currently, I’ve got a setup map open at all times to make it easier for new vendors to check things out whenever they can. I do make changes and have to restart the server at times so make sure to save any edits you make. When you edit your booth, you’ll see an option at the bottom to save your edits to Nostr or to a file. The idea is you get your booth looking just the way you like in terms of info and products, come early on the event day, and load that configuration.
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