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@FieldNas My go was pretty good result. Total bid : 0.00298164 Total Payout: 0.00295145 Or 1.01% premium. First batch was a manual bid, second was running Hashbidder on Start9 to follow low bid. Hashbidder definitely makes the hashing bursty, overall I came in at @~0.8PH/s instead of 1

A dramatic reversal. Full disclosure time. So after I stopped actively renting hash, my luck ran out on the remainder of my TIDES estimated rewards window. All said and done, I lost 8.2% Certainly more care in how I bid for hash, would have mitigated much of this loss.

@GrassFedBitcoin @ConsumingCrypto

If you appear grinning in a photo with Andy Back then I hope you understand every single person with an ounce of integrity is going to write you off as an unscrupulous worm.

The big brother looks ready to step up to the plate soon :)

@KnicksBeast Soft League.

Both players were just ejected from this game, wow

Andy island boy talking about reputation.

@mikegermano @TheBitcoinConf @adriangrenier Hopefully they cast Ben McKenzie.

Thank you @TheBitcoinConf for letting me sneak fellow Bitcoiner @adriangrenier on stage to announce that Self Custody is becoming a TV series! This is about the people inside this movement told in a way only a culture defining show can. Not just for Bitcoiners. Great storytelling is how we bring the next wave into our world. Great sharing a stage with King of Cringe the champ @HenryCejudo and Director Garrett Patten. Bitcoin is going to Hollywood!

@sunny051488 I have a hard time trusting past price action to the point of to being on the sidelines waiting for low prices instead of being long and calm.

@mdubore but not the april lines model in this case.

He in fact overcomplicated it with too many lines and ended aging like 🐶💩🐱💩 I’m guessing he moved out the next lows prediction to May?

Saylor is promoting Hermetica with STRC. It was in his Bitcoin Conference presentation too. Hermetica issues their USDh stablecoin and their sUSDh staking token on ... wait for it ... Bitcoin layer 1 using Runes protocol. Yes, Saylor is promoting Runes tokens on bitcoin. You know, the same Runes protocol that's been consuming ~40-50% of transaction volume for the past two years, not for bitcoin, but for memecoins and, now, Saylor's beloved STRC. And guess who is Hermetica's lead investor? David Bailey's UTXO Management. It's really difficult for me to not blow a gasket right now.

@LukeDashjr @Wilki_Adam @tanpukunokami You are a no nonsense guy Luke. This is rough to hear for most people and is likely why many men aren't starting families... As they are either unable or unwilling to find the way.

@Wilki_Adam @tanpukunokami It's the husband's job to provide for the family. There's always a way.

A Japanese parent's tweet just blew up on X. It pretty much sums up why Japan's birthrate keeps falling. The post: "Daycare costs me ¥80,000 a month ($530). Add a second kid and it jumps to ¥120,000. A second child? Yeah, no thanks." The replies were brutal: "Work penalty + parenting penalty." "The more you earn, the more it hurts." How daycare actually works in Japan: ∙ Fees scale with household income — not flat ∙ High earners (¥9M/year+, around $60K) can pay ¥80,000/month per kid ∙ Ages 0–2 are the priciest. 3–5 have been free since 2019. ∙ The gap between cities can hit ¥1M ($6,500) per kid, per year ∙ Tokyo made the first child free in Sept 2025. Almost no one else has. A couple making $60–80K/year already gets hammered by income tax, residence tax, and social insurance. Tack on $6,500/year per kid in daycare, and a lot of families just give up on a second one — or pull back at work. Tokyo keeps calling the falling birthrate "a national crisis." The system keeps making parenting feel like a punishment for the people who work hardest. The top reply: "Just make daycare fees the same nationwide. Please."

@BlockstreamJade Naming it "core" is batshit, and you are a pedo company

@Danainhawaii Bahaha

Every girl knows this story is fake. Women would never refer to their breasts as “Cannons” Everyone knows it’s “Machine Gun Jubblies”

Guess who?

@FieldNas @ocean_mining Cant wait to see the outcome on this one. I will write up my first go around tonight. I got back ~99%.

.@ocean_mining Don't worry, it's not a DDOS attack, it's just me refreshing my screen. wen block?

@hodlonaut @mdubore Leaving proof that Adam actually visited Epstein’s Island below for anyone to inspect:

It's pretty rich that the guy who isn't able to confirm or deny visiting Epstein's Island is warning people about reputational dangers, while smearing a thoroughly researched and meticulously sourced article and its author. I say like with Article 1, when Adam was doing this exact same thing: anyone reading the article will have questions as to why Adam is being aggressively dishonest like this.

@TheBTCTherapist I haven't trusted that guy ever since he got into business with the Lutnicks.

@TheBTCTherapist @DonalDevine

ANYONE WHO HAS A PROBLEM WITH JACK MALLERS CANNOT BE TRUSTED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER.

@MakisMedicine @Eris_The_Red Stay safe

BREAKING NEWS: Mayo Clinic is offering me an "Executive Director" position for up to $400k 😃 Oh and they're not the only one. My email inbox is suddenly filling up with Executive job offers from several big Pharmaceutical companies. So this is what I get for helping 9000+ Cancer patients with Ivermectin & Mebendazole and leading the largest Ivermectin Cancer Project in the world? After talking about a New Florida Cancer Clinic? 🤔 If they can't sabotage me, they'll just buy me out? 💵 I have to admit, it is mildly amusing. Ten years ago, I may have jumped at something like this. It's almost tailor made for me. But at this stage of my life...can't say I felt even a hint of temptation. They really don't know me very well 😃 Sorry, Mayo Clinic. I'm building a Cancer Center in Florida. It's going to be a bit different from yours. 😉

@adam3us @TomerStrolight @hodlonaut Classic Andy.

@TomerStrolight @hodlonaut it's nonsense @TomerStrolight don't tie your history and reputation to these tabloid falsified hit-pices. hodlnaut has suffered filter deranagement syndrome.

Another excellent piece of journalism by @hodlonaut. My gut tells me that this is a classical example of "the road to hell is paved with good intentions." I believe Newberry set out with the best of intentions to create Brink. And then human fallibility kicked in and we saw all the classic patterns of abuse of trust and power leading to erosion of meritocracy, objectivity, and integrity. Those who don't acknowledge what this article exposes further reveal how hard the truth can be to admit. Those who acknowledge it but deny its importance misunderstand how crucial integrity, merit, and openness are to Bitcoin over the long term.