Krishnadevaraya

Ajay Shah School of Economics! 🧵 Lesson 1 - Competition in an Economy is good. The Death of firms is Good. Source: youtube.com/watch?v=QEMpp5…

@TheBitcoinGirl_ @satmojoe True. People are plugged in with the FIAT narrative.

I like how people in the comment section are so clueless. It’s the Fiat Standard!! Please watch “What’s the problem?” By @satmojoe. You’ll get there! youtu.be/YtFOxNbmD38?si… #Bitcoin

This is exactly why the @GovtOfIndia_ must reform the Indian Arms Act to allow for law abiding citizens to be able to arm themselves too. The criminals are already armed, and they always will be, laws only inhibit the capability of the law abiding citizens. And in a situation where the law abiding tax paying citizens of Bharat are faced with these firearms, I would personally prefer them to be not nihatta, not defenceless. Instead I would prefer each and every law abiding tax paying citizen of India to be ghatak, to be an example of bridled force, to be armed and ready to defend themselves, their families and their nation from threats of all natures. I would never wish on my fellow citizens to have to cover and wait for help, to hope for the police or security to arrive in time and save them while the hide defenceless or have to face an better equipped enemy. Rather I would prefer that my fellow Bhartiyas face the threat with overwhelming force, win the fight and not be persecuted for defending themselves, their property and family and their nations from enemies of the state. Too long we have been a “peace loving” people, too long we offered the other cheek, it is high time that we as a people become a symbol of bridled power. I wish for a gun behind every blade of grass in India so that when any enemy even thinks of harming our nation, they are struck with fear of our might and resilience and the capability of each one of our citizens. But that day can not arrive as long as our own laws deny us, the law abiding tax paying citizens of this great nation, to arm ourselves in the service of ourselves, our families and our nation. Hope for a better future and a stronger Bharat Varsh Jai Hind

@nikhilchinapa @IndiaWantsBTC Buy Bitcoin for long term

Stock markets in India lost 1500 points today. That’s approx 2.5% and it’s set off a wave of panic amongst investors. #Crypto traders:

@KobeissiLetter @IranIntl now you know

Absolutely incredible: Minutes after the 10Y Note Yield rose to 4.43%, US officials said peace talks with Iran could come as soon as Thursday. However, yields continue to hold as skepticism over peace talks has grown, with the 10Y Note Yield now at 4.40%. Once again, we cannot afford the 10Y Yield nearing 5%.

You go to work. You trade your time, your energy, your years for money. They create money with a keystroke. No labor. No sacrifice. No real cost. Every dollar they print is a lien against your hours. Slavery didn't end. It's just took a new form.

@advanirajesh @Deyveeka Support @walkingproject

If you want to know what humiliation feels like, become a pedestrian for an hour. Walk just one kilometer on any Indian street. You will quickly realise how the city treats you like trash. #Walkability

We just published a huge investigation by @mrajshekhar. It maps #India's defense manufacturing push and the rise of a military-industrial complex. The reporter explains why it matters! Read: thepolisproject.com/read/india-def…

If you buy Bitcoin, You won't sell it. Thus you are saving tax amounts.

@baxirahul @walkingproject

This is what ‘urban done right’ looks like. #Mumbai

@BazzWhiteAU Own more Bitcoin this month, than last month and ignore the price. Learn how to self custody and run a node. Free yourself from price speculation.

@hellonehha You proved me right.

@Krishna_devaray Haha.. FIAT mindset helps me to have a roof on my head in my old days. And I have regret of having such mindset. Only a fool assume that they will keep earning more and more and ignore the global economy . Eg: look at current market conditions. Proud of my FIAT mindset.

The FIAT mindset encourages you to apply shackles to yourself and become a slave to the Banking industry.

Reminder - 0 Bitcoins were used to fund Ladli Bhena Yojana, Reservations, countless freebies and subsidies by the Indian State. That can't inflate away my Bitcoin.

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@UTXOghost They can print away INR. But they can't print away my Bitcoin. Thank you Satoshi!

How it feels knowing my Bitcoin can’t be printed away to feed the parasitic class.

@myogiadityanath Lol

An MoU by Invest UP is a preliminary step before detailed due diligence and project evaluation gets done. The MoU with Puch AI is similarly an initiation of the process by Invest UP to explore potential in the AI sector. MoUs are non-binding on the State Government. Any further progress including any Government permission, approval or license is subject to detailed evaluation of prospective investors proposal . Any prospective investor falling short of the above will automatically have their MoU terminated. Uttar Pradesh remains committed to transparent, responsible, and future-focused development.

My mother didn't know what Bitcoin was. But after my father passed, I watched her do something I've never forgotten to this day... She removed a gold bangle from her wrist. Walked to the neighborhood jeweler. Got cash. Came home and handled the crisis - school fees, household expenses, whatever that month demanded. When things stabilized, she went back. Handed over the cash. Put the bangle back on her wrist. And this was, without needing a bank, approval, EMI, or any kind of paperwork. I didn't understand what I was watching at the time. I was the younger generation. I thought investing and saving meant Stocks and mutual fund SIPs. “Gold was what older people did”, that’s what I thought initially. It took me years and a deep dive into monetary history to realize she wasn't being old-fashioned. She was in fact, being precise. What she held on her wrist had every property sound money requires. It was: - Scarce. - Durable. - Divisible. - Portable. - Verifiable (by any jeweler in any city without a single document) And importantly,  it was hers. No institution stood between her and her savings. India has understood hard money for 5000 years. We gave it at weddings as insurance for hard times. Because we understand life has curveballs, and when a curveball hits, you want something no one can deny, control, or stop you from buying or selling. We just lost the language for why we did it. We started calling it tradition when it was actually wisdom. We started calling it old-fashioned when it was actually sovereign. Bitcoin is that same wisdom but without the jeweler in the middle. Everything gold did, Bitcoin does better. - Scarce by design. - Durable forever. - Divisible to eight decimal places. - Portable across any border in minutes. - And verifiable by anyone, anywhere, without an assayer or an expert. The bangle needed a jeweler to verify and a locker to secure. Bitcoin needs neither. If she were starting today, she wouldn't need to walk to a jeweler. She'd open @GetBitDotMoney, allocate what she could, and know that whatever curveball came next - her savings were hers. Fully. Without permission. This is a five-thousand-year-old idea finally running on better infrastructure.

The curious case of Sion/शीव. शीव in Marathi can be translated as a Border or Limit, of the island back in the day. Later, Portuguese controlled the area, built a church of Zion, but locals couldn’t adapt to it, made it Sion. Hence the name of the Railway station & area.