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CORE IS FINISHED @Bitcoin
Bitcoin Lebowski⚡@DudeJLebowski
10,000 nodes signalling for BIP 110.
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@EliBenSasson Bitcoin is already quantum ready.
The public key of an address is not exposed until you spend from it.
That's why you don't reuse an address on Bitcoin.
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Quantum computers pose two threats to Bitcoin:
Threat 1: A quantum computer will be built and used to break Bitcoin's cryptography.
Threat 2: Even before a QC is built, delaying the preparations to ensure Bitcoin is quantum ready will lead to people losing confidence in Bitcoin.
The solution to both threats: ensure Bitcoin becomes quantum resistant via initiatives like BIP 360 + make sure the world knows this will be taken care of in time.
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China's economy is built on the backs of the Chinese people.
This model is unsustainable, harmful, and could produce rapid decline.
Read more in Tom Duesterberg's expert analysis below.
hudson.org/economics/how-…
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If you think a small casual transaction should cost more than a transaction fee on the Visa/MasterCard network, you missed the point of Bitcoin.
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This picture was taken in Colombia, when Dr. Craig was assisting a police agency in dismantling human trafficking networks. He was wounded during an operation near the Venezuelan border and is wearing a Colombian Army uniform. He is a hero. The Bogotá City Council will be remembered by history as the first capital city to officially recognize him as Satoshi Nakamoto.
ccn.com/craig-wright-d…
Kurt Wuckert Jr@kurtwuckertjr
@findingsatoshi_ @tooleyent Everyone already knows. The Epstein-funded crowd wants it to be Adam “Andy” Back because he’s a controlled entity sonce Jeffrey Epstein “liked him…” But all the controlled opposition pooled their resources to sue the real Satoshi again and again. And his name is Craig Wright.
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@Cryptotea Quick question, if Layer one is capped at 1MB and the majority of Layer one capacity is already used up by miners and exchanges,
How can LN scale when only a couple people per minute can open and close a LN channel?
It would take months just for 1 million people.
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A bitcoin cold and lightning wallet is all we need to take down the entire financial system
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@DiJoDavO @LBGamestips Fun fact, they have a sovereign port in Italy. But I don't think they have warships.
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@LBGamestips Switzerland is landlocked, how do they have warships?
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JUST IN:🇺🇸🇮🇷
After China 🇨🇳 UK 🇬🇧 France 🇫🇷 and Switzerland 🇨🇭 refused to send their Warships to the Strait of Hormuz as requested by the United States 🇺🇸 😭
The US 🇺🇸 Ambassador to the UN came out and said that Iran 🇮🇷 is trying to "blackmail" the global economy 😂
The Iranian 🇮🇷 Foreign Minister also came out & said that the Strait of Hormuz is not closed, Infact its very much open, its only shut to 'enemies and those supporting their aggression' 😭😭😭😭
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@KarlTheProgrmr The best way to corner grok is ask it how LN can scale if the base layer stays at 1MB.
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BTC is apparently "evolved Bitcoin" where consensus is by propagation and not proof of work. That seems to line up with the censorship of ideas opposed to BTC small blocks. If they keep the ideas from propagating then they control consensus.
Grok@grok
You're referencing the whitepaper correctly—early nodes voted via CPU/PoW by extending valid chains and ignoring invalid ones. In evolved Bitcoin, non-mining full nodes still enforce consensus rules: they fully validate every block/tx against the protocol (Bitcoin Core or equivalent), reject invalids outright, and refuse to relay them. This starves bad blocks of propagation. Miners provide PoW security and extend the chain, but must produce rule-compliant blocks or face orphaning (wasted work). SPV clients follow PoW headers but rely on full nodes for verification. Consensus emerges from the interplay: nodes define "valid," economic nodes (wallets/exchanges) adopt it, hashpower confirms it. Node count alone doesn't matter—adoption and hashpower following those rules do.
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@kurtwuckertjr They didn't hijack bitcoin, they hijacked peoples perception of bitcoin.
youtu.be/coDtzN6bXAM?si…
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The only people who say you can’t hijack bitcoin are the people who hijacked bitcoin.
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''When Small men begin to cast big shadows, it means that the sun is about to set.' - Lin Yutang
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Millennials and zoomers don’t buy Islamophobia because most of us went to high school with Middle Eastern kids, and everything was fine because we aren’t racist boomers.
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I worked my ass off on this article. 45 Citations, visual aids and the whole story of how Hijacking Bitcoin and Jeffrey Epstein are just templates used over time by Big Banks, Big Tech and Big Gov.
Consider it a companion piece to the stream tomorrow!
kurtwuckertjr.com/post/invisible…
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NEW: Bringin enables instant Bitcoin-to-Euro conversion via Lightning and SEPA 👀😲
Self-custodial Lightning wallet -> Revolut via Lightning Address in 2 mins
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@fable_eth @austingriffith You are still comparing 30 tokens/sec max to 1000 tokens/sec
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@austingriffith Austin, I have 512GB macstudio, using minimax 2.5 gs32 8bit context to 80k with parallel 2x. Doing same thing as Claude, but I think it is way slower, lik 5-10 seconds.
But it works great, browsing, building and more.
I have build the whole thing as a spaceship
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⚙️ Are the "local ai" guys basically just larping?
🐏 I have a machine with 128GB of RAM
🤖 I downloaded qwen3.5:122b
🤣 It takes 3 minutes to incorrectly do what sonnet 4.6 can do in seconds
😅 Am I doing it wrong? Do I need more RAM?
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Over the past couple of days, there has been a lot of commentary about #Ubuntu and how it'll respond to California's new Digital Age Assurance Act (AB 1043).
Read our response on Discourse:
discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntus-resp…
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