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If you think that governments can ban #bitcoin, then you don’t understand #bitcoin. If you think that governments won’t try to ban #bitcoin, then you don’t understand governments.

Looking for a good self-hosted alternative to Asana. Ideally one with solid AI features. Currently exploring @teamflect , @WorklenzHQ , @vikunjaio , @bitrix24 , @Odoo , @openproject , @planepowers , @intheleantime , @huly_io , @TheOrangescrum Anyone got recommendations?

bitcoin needs you. don't listen to the slackers who believe that we all just need to kick back and enjoy watching this project succeed – without doing any actual work.

@Kalshi_Crypto JUST IN: Binance Founder CZ is retarded.

JUST IN: Binance Founder CZ says Bitcoin might be replaced in the future

Every day I think "I cannot hate the government more than I do today". Then I wake up the next day, and just like that, I hate the government even more. Is this mental illness, or am I just in touch with reality?

@betomorq @paywithmoon Ah Gutted

@stack2thefuture @paywithmoon They got shut down for the second time now.

What happened to @paywithmoon ? Is it still going?

Getting debanked in 2 days because I cannot prove that the bitcoin I receive for my business is directly being sold to fund my bank account. Can’t even prove it because I use coinjoin and LN. This is why we need SaaS that is payable in BTC. Tradfi is anti Bitcoin by design.

I don’t care what your opinion is around anything surrounding this issue — If someone cannot recognize what a poisonous and disastrous incentive structure DEI enforces at every level, how could I possibly trust you can understand the nuances and dynamics of the incentives that protect Bitcoin? Anyone who thinks this is an unreasonable concern is either dishonest or deluding themselves because it might get “uncomfortable” to bring it up. This isn’t complicated, this is flat common sense. DEI is a disease of incentives.

@HodlMagoo @saylor I dunno man if you go back and listen to him on WiM with Breedlove, at least he speaks philosophically about bitcoin. He was like “Bitcoin is like the discovery of fire” and shit. Now he’s like “Bitcoin is digital financial collateralized leverage” whateverthefuck . Boring AF.

@stack2thefuture @saylor Dude that was him from day 1

Even @saylor has gone full shitcoiner with promoting anything that he thinks will pump his bags which includes shitcoins.

Absolute clown show of a conference.

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@BowTiedPassport I keep telling people about this and no one in Mexico even knows about it. Definitely not gonna succeed lol

The Mexican government wants everyone to register their cell numbers with biometric data to stop crimes like extortion and kidnappings. Ironically 90% of the countries don’t trust the government with that data and haven’t registered. Supposedly If you don’t register your mobile line before June 30, 2026, Your service will be suspended on July 1. Mexicans are saying…”they can’t suspend us all, Imagine how much money the companies will lose”

> 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

@AdamSimecka .@aantonop , @theonevortex , @ToneVays, @Erikcason , @TheGuySwann 🙏

Who orange pilled you?

A technological Cold War started in 2009 between cypherpunks and central banks. #bitcoin is the nuclear weapon. And only we have the codes.

@_The_Prophet__ There’s absolutely no way that Satoshi protected his identity to such a ridiculous level, only to send the first coins to himself as a fully doxxed person.

⚡️Hal Finney is Satoshi Nakamoto. Every piece of evidence points the same direction. Here’s why: Finney was running a beta version of Bitcoin in January 2009 within days of Satoshi releasing the software. That’s not the behavior of an interested observer. That’s the behavior of someone who already knew the code intimately because they helped write it. Nobody else jumped in that fast. Everyone else took weeks or months to even understand what Bitcoin was. Finney was running it immediately. The proof of work system at the heart of Bitcoin is a direct evolution of Finney’s RPOW system from 2004. RPOW stood for Reusable Proof of Work. It solved the exact problem Bitcoin’s mining mechanism solves. Finney built it five years before Bitcoin existed. The conceptual lineage from RPOW to Bitcoin’s mining is so direct that anyone reading both would conclude they were built by the same mind. The Bitcoin mechanism is not just inspired by RPOW. It’s RPOW with the trust assumption removed by adding a blockchain. That’s an iteration on his own work, not someone else’s. He had been working on cryptographic digital cash systems for over a decade before Bitcoin launched. He was on the cypherpunks mailing list for years. He worked at PGP Corporation under Phil Zimmermann, the most important cryptography company of the era. His career trajectory was building toward something exactly like Bitcoin. The white paper was the natural conclusion of his entire prior body of work. The geography is too specific to be coincidence. Hal Finney lived in Temple City, California. Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto lived in Temple City, California. They lived a few blocks from each other. The pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto was lifted from a man living in the same neighborhood as Finney. The probability of this being random is essentially zero. Either Finney chose the name because he knew Dorian existed nearby, or somebody who somehow knew Dorian’s name and Finney’s neighborhood happened to be the actual Satoshi, which is much less plausible than the first explanation. The Forbes journalist Andy Greenberg analyzed Finney’s writing style against Satoshi’s writings using textual analysis tools. The match was significantly higher than for any other candidate. The vocabulary, the sentence structure, the punctuation patterns, the use of British spellings inconsistently which would be characteristic of an American who occasionally affected British style. All of it lined up. The timing of Satoshi’s exit aligns precisely with Finney’s medical decline. Satoshi started reducing involvement in Bitcoin in mid 2010. Finney was diagnosed with ALS in August 2009 and his physical capabilities began deteriorating throughout 2010. By 2011, when Satoshi went completely silent, Finney could barely use a computer. He had to use eye tracking software for the rest of his life. The timeline of Satoshi’s withdrawal matches the timeline of Finney’s progressive paralysis with eerie precision. The Satoshi wallets containing approximately one million Bitcoin have never been touched. Not a single coin moved in sixteen years. This is consistent with a Satoshi who is physically dead. Finney died in August 2014. The wallets remained untouched before and after his death. His body was cryogenically preserved. The keys, if he was Satoshi, were either destroyed, lost, or held by his wife Fran. She has consistently said she doesn’t have access to them and doesn’t know if they exist anywhere. The fact that no Satoshi coin has ever moved is the strongest evidence that whoever Satoshi was, they’re either dead or incapable of accessing the keys. A living Satoshi who could move coins would have done so for any number of reasons over sixteen years. Tax planning. Charitable giving. Even just to demonstrate continued life. Nothing has happened. The simplest explanation is that Satoshi died and the keys died with him. Finney’s behavior in the early Bitcoin community was strange in ways that fit. He was the most technically capable person involved. He clearly understood Bitcoin at a depth that exceeded everyone else. But he played the role of an enthusiastic outsider who happened to be very interested in the project. That’s a position someone takes when they want to participate in their own creation without admitting authorship. Other early contributors deferred to him on technical questions and he deferred back to Satoshi, even when his answers and Satoshi’s answers were structurally identical. The other candidates don’t fit as cleanly. Nick Szabo has the conceptual fingerprint through bit gold but doesn’t match the implementation work. He’s also been publicly active in ways that someone trying to maintain anonymity wouldn’t be. Adam Back has the cryptographic background but his style doesn’t match. Wei Dai has the conceptual background but his style and timing don’t match. Craig Wright is a documented fraud who has been judicially proven to have forged evidence multiple times. Dorian Nakamoto is just an unrelated retired engineer who shares a name. Finney is the only candidate where every variable lines up. The technical capability. The conceptual lineage. The geographic proximity to Dorian. The writing style. The behavioral patterns in the early Bitcoin community. The timing of withdrawal matching ALS progression. The wallets never moving matching his death. The family’s denial being expected regardless of truth. There’s no candidate where this many independent variables converge. With Finney, basically every piece of evidence points the same direction. With everyone else, you have to explain away the variables that don’t fit. With Finney, you don’t have to explain anything. It just makes sense.

@Andrew_J_Howard It’s actually great even if you are retarded. Source: myself.

Newsweek article from 2016: "Bitcoin will expire the very day the first quantum computer appears" Bitcoin was $640 at the time. Bitcoin is now $76,000. Turns out Bitcoin is a pretty good investment if you're not retarded.

▸ ビットコインネイティブなSaaS・IaaSサービスの構築が必要 開発者がAsana、Zoom、Calendlyなどの既存サービスをビットコインネイティブで再構築することを呼びかけ、BTCベースのインフラ拡大を提案。 x.com/i/status/20464…

@danoprey I want all of these services, but where I can pay for them with bitcoin. That’s it.

@stack2thefuture What do those even mean? I definitely don't want "Dropbox in Bitcoin"

Where's all the vibe coders at? We need MOAR #bitcoin native SaaS & IaaS immediately. Asana on Bitcoin Riverside on Bitcoin Zoom on Bitcoin Calendly on Bitcoin Backblaze on Bitcoin Bitwarden on Bitcoin Dropbox/Sync on Bitcoin Hetzner on Bitcoin Clone all this shit, BTC native!