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Historically, more wars occurred under hard money standards than under fiat. While fiat may simplify war financing, the claim that "Bitcoin ends war" is a stretch—or at the very least, historically inaccurate.

@BowTiedMara apenas um dado… sabias que le piden visa a los japos de brazil para ir a visitar japao?

Japanese 🇯🇵 poster promoting immigration to Brazil 🇧🇷 Over 240,000 Japanese immigrants moved to Brazil starting in 1908, with significant waves arriving before World War II and between 1952 and the 1960s, seeking agricultural work. Today, Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan, with approximately 2 million Japanese-Brazilians.

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@paoloardoino great! does mdk support hashrate throttling to accommodate intermittent generation such as solar or wind? flaring?

Tether just open-sourced its Bitcoin Mining Development Kit

> be Paul Sports > invent BIP300 drivechains > needs fork to work > but it's retarded > miners control all drive chains > hashrate majority can steal funds > needs mining council to turn drive chains on and off > almost everyone hates it but it's a free country > nooooooo, you're all wrong!!! > nobody cares, years go by > go on podcasts crying about how everyone is stupid for not seeing his genius > nobody cares > constantly attack Lightning, the only working scaling solution for bitcoin to date > nobody cares > rebrand BIP300 as "true Bitcoin maximalism" because you can now print shitcoins on Bitcoin > nobody cares > create company and find investors stupid enough to bet on a fork (like Roger Ver) > nobody cares > bitcoiners are too traumatized from the blocksize wars to truly grasp his genius > nobody cares > lash out at every single person who's not on board with you (basically the entire Bitcoin ecosystem) > nobody cares, another few years go by > publicly attack people from the company account for not agreeing with your retarded ideas > still nobody cares > the only solution left is to create a shitcoin for his shitty idea > actually create a shitcoin fork of bitcoin, call it eCash (it's not eCash) > affinity scam Bitcoin and eCash at the same time > publish an announcement that reads like he's having terminal stage shitcoin psychosis

@anibal @AnthropicAI debe estar georeferenciado o tomara los datos de pago o que da el usuario sobre pais de origen

Si ustedes usan cualquier producto de @AnthropicAI (Claude, Cowork, Code) en Español y de repente empieza a RESPONDERLES EN ARGENTINO… No, no están locos. Ayer lo reportó un conocido, hoy me pasó a mí y a otras personas más. Es un bug al menos en Opus 4.7. Les ha pasado?

@cole1809 @maxifirtman en una tarde te morfas los 20 usd del plan en tokens. muy subsidiado todo

@maxifirtman Pero no conviene pagar la api de claude y usar claude code on demand para poco uso? Igual prefiero el chinito que sale chirolas

🔥¿CHAU CLAUDE CODE? Anthropic actualizó sus planes y el plan Pro de $20 dólares mensuales ya NO incluiría Claude Code y solo Cowork. Recién el Máx 5x de $100 dólares incluye Claude Code. 👉Codex de OpenAI y los de Google funcionan hasta con el plan gratuito.

@maxifirtman restringen demanda para compensar falta de infra.. los tokens se frenan por falta de watts

@murchandamus extended “quantum mining” will solve the problem of weak addresses. no need for confiscatory bips.

BIP 361: "Post Quantum Migration and Legacy Signature Sunset" has been published. You can read it here: github.com/bitcoin/bips/b…

@BowTiedMara wow.. i just did the math, i order 25kg every 8 months or so and probably drink 80% of it (i bet more). 30kg.. my guts are probably green

Barron Trump is launching a yerba mate brand 🧉 List of the world's largest consumers of yerba mate (kg/person per year): 1 - Uruguay (10 kg) 🇺🇾 2 - Rio Grande do Sul (9 kg) 🇧🇷 3 - Argentina (6.5 kg) 🇦🇷 4 - Mato Grosso do Sul (6 kg) 🇧🇷 5 - Santa Catarina (5 kg) 🇧🇷 6 - Paraguay (4.5 kg) 🇵🇾 7 - Paraná (4 kg) 🇧🇷 8 - Mato Grosso (3 kg) 🇧🇷

@BowTiedMara that looks like a miles program cup to me

The 2030 FIFA World Cup will be held in Spain, Morocco, Portugal, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.

@girls_bitcoin @shanaka86 🎯 with all possible fud narratives.. “miners are selling” wasn’t on my radar.

@shanaka86 How else are they supposed to pay their bills?

BREAKING: The people who literally produce Bitcoin are selling it. Not retail. Not governments. Not hedge funds. The miners. The entities closest to Bitcoin’s supply schedule, the ones who burn electricity to create the asset, are liquidating their treasuries to buy something else. Marathon sold 15,133 Bitcoin between March 4 and March 25 for $1.1 billion per SEC filings. The proceeds went to repurchasing $1 billion of its own convertible notes at a 9 percent discount, capturing $88 million in savings while cutting debt by 30 percent. Marathon’s treasury dropped from 53,800 BTC to 38,689 BTC per CoinDesk. The company revised its treasury policy in early March to explicitly allow selling mined and held Bitcoin for the first time. Core Scientific sold its entire treasury of 2,537 BTC in March per Coindoo, then secured a $500 million loan from Morgan Stanley to build AI data centres. Analysts expect 71 percent of its revenue to come from AI and high-performance computing by year-end. Bitdeer liquidated its entire treasury to zero in February per CoinShares. IREN exited Bitcoin reserves entirely and announced $3.6 billion for AI expansion with 23,000 NVIDIA GPUs deployed and a Microsoft contract per Coindoo. Riot sold 1,818 BTC in December 2025 and 383 BTC in November per CoinShares. Holdings dropped to 18,005 BTC. Collective public miner sales exceed 15,000 BTC from peak levels per CoinShares Q1 2026. Here is the trans-domain connection nobody else has drawn. Iran bombed Qatar’s Ras Laffan gas complex. Energy prices spiked 30 to 45 percent. Bitcoin mining margins collapsed to $57 to $129 per megawatt. AI data centre colocation pays $200 to $500 per megawatt. The war that was supposed to make Bitcoin a safe-haven asset is simultaneously destroying the economics of producing it. The same energy shock that drives the risk-off narrative driving BTC price upward is crushing the miners who create the supply. And the miners are not buying gold with the proceeds. They are buying GPU clusters. They are signing 12-year contracts with CoreWeave worth $10.2 billion. They are leasing 15-year campus deals with Hut 8 worth $7 billion. They are building the physical infrastructure of artificial intelligence with the cash they raised by selling the hardest money on earth. The producers of Bitcoin have found something they consider harder than Bitcoin: compute. Meanwhile, Strategy added roughly 15,000 BTC in Q1 2026, taking total holdings above 500,000 per its filings. BlackRock’s IBIT ETF absorbed $1.9 billion in net inflows in March per Bloomberg. Fidelity and Ark added another $900 million combined. The miners are selling. The institutions are buying. The difficulty adjustment is rewarding the pure-play survivors. And the network’s security is narrowing to a smaller set of dedicated operators. This is Bitcoin’s most profound stress test since the halving. The entities that create the asset are voting with their balance sheets that superior alternative yields exist right now. The entities that accumulate it are voting that its scarcity premium survives. Both sides are rational. Both are responding to the same energy shock, the same halving math, the same AI boom. One side produces Bitcoin. The other side collects it. The war between the producers and the collectors will determine whether Bitcoin’s monetary properties survive the decade in which artificial intelligence became the superior use of electricity. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

CAPTURE An investigation across four articles into how informal power over Bitcoin Core was assembled, exercised, and defended. Article One: The Network citadel21.com/the-network

@claudeai About time!!! Thanks

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@elonmusk Getting pure videos. If I wanted that I would stick to Instagram.

Algorithm is better today than 3 months ago?

@Andercot Great we discussed this today. Interesting. How did you get the figures Andrew?

Dennis Ritchie created C in the early 1970s without Google, Stack Overflow, GitHub, or any AI ( Claude, Cursor, Codex) assistant. - No VC funding. - No viral launch. - No TED talk. - Just two engineers at Bell Labs. A terminal. And a problem to solve. He built a language that fit in kilobytes. 50 years later, it runs everything. Linux kernel. Windows. macOS. Every iPhone. Every Android. NASA’s deep space probes. The International Space Station. > Python borrowed from it. > Java borrowed from it. > JavaScript borrowed from it. If you have ever written a single line of code in any language, you did it in Dennis Ritchie’s shadow. He died in 2011. The same week as Steve Jobs. Jobs got the front pages. Ritchie got silence. This Legend deserves to be celebrated.

🚨google maps just became a real AI product and most people will miss why this matters everyone is building AI chatbots that answer questions about the internet google did something different they connected Gemini to 300 million real places with real reviews from 500 million real people so the AI actually knows the physical world around you here's what "Ask Maps" lets you do now: > you type a question like "where can i charge my phone without waiting in a long coffee line" >Maps pulls from real place data and real reviews >gives you a custom map with actual options >and you can book or navigate from that same screen the old way was opening maps, searching, reading 40 reviews, comparing then deciding now you just ask one question and get a usable answer the second part is even wilder they rebuilt the entire driving navigation with 3D views that show you actual buildings and terrain around you in real time Gemini analyzes Street View and aerial photos to build out what your route actually looks like before you drive it so you can preview your parking spot and see which side of the street the entrance is on before you even leave this is the template for how AI should work inside products people already use every day just the thing you already open 10 times a week... now way smarter rolling out now in the US and India on Android and iOS

@BowTiedMara At the pace the west is moving to the "then they fight you" part, nomads will have a hard time moving around. This threshold is lunch money. Fiat overlords are punching back harder and harder.

Paraguay 🇵🇾 is tightening tax controls on crypto, requiring taxpayers to report their transactions in detail if the annual volume exceeds US$5,000. This measure, effective this year, will demand sensitive data such as wallet addresses and transaction hashes. The transactions covered include: purchases, sales, crypto-to-crypto exchanges, asset holdings, crypto payments, mining, staking, lending, yield farming, donations, inheritances, and even transactions with NFTs. “Estimado Heinrich living in deep Chaco, we would like zu know how much you have in ze wallets”

Hoy todavía tenés problemas de cobertura móvil en el interior a pesar que la primer antena de telefonía celular se instaló en 1989. Ojo no te digo un pueblo de 4 casas hoy tenés ciudades de 20/30 mil habitantes con áreas oscuras y horarios donde no funciona edge, 3g o 4g.. ya son casi 40 años. La inversión para dar cobertura (aún siendo negocio) es infinitesimal comparada con lo que necesitas para la energía que te van a comer los EVs. La mayor parte de los medidores hogareños van con protecciones de 25A y un cable de cobre recuperado de 6 milímetros monofásico. El tendido en postes de palmera o eucalipto podridos en la base flechados. Transformadores reventados que hierven en verano con los tap al límite enganchados de subestaciones que son una lágrima con cables todos remendados sostenidos con aisladores pinchados. No te quiero pinchar el globo pero el problema que veo en el club EV es que no entienden una goma de infra y de la externalizacion del costo que significa "enchufar y cargar" y todo lo que va atrás. Es simplemente inviable sobre todo con costos de energía tan subsidiados en tantos países y con la problemas que hay por haber metido tanta generación intermitente. No podes prender los aires acondicionados en el verano porque se te caen las subestaciones.. imagínate cargar autos que son como 10 aires juntos..

@fedelang Naaaa cada vez que hubo que adaptar toda la infraestructura de un país se hizo. Tomó tiempo pero al final se hizo. Con la electrificación pasará igual. Lo que no hay que hacer es apurar la historia. Nada de prohibir los autos a combustión ni obligar a nadie a lo que no quiere.

Aprovecho el video de la chica del BYD yendo a Pinamar para contar mi experiencia REAL ayer yendo en auto eléctrico de CABA a Dolores ida y vuelta en el día para asistir al #CarbriataConcours 1️⃣ Salí de CABA con batería al 100% cargada en mi garage toda la noche.