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If printing money would end poverty, printing diplomas would fix stupidity! Javier Milei

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Zoe Gutiérrez
Zoe Gutiérrez@ZoeGutier·
Café con tu amiga la socialista. Entre sorbo y sorbo, se queja: —Me mudo de piso. He pedido presupuesto a empresas de mudanzas y son unos ladrones. ¡700€! Hace una pausa, triunfal: —He hablado con el conserje. Me manda a dos chicos sin papeles que hacen chapuzas. —¿Y cuánto les vas a pagar? —pregunto. —Unos 100€ a cada uno. Me sale tirado. Y oye, les hago un favor, esa gente necesita el dinero desesperadamente. La miro a los ojos. —O sea: se te llena la boca sobre derechos laborales y convenios, pero cuando te toca pagar… contratas en B, por debajo del salario mínimo, a gente vulnerable para ahorrarte dinero. Se le tensa la mandíbula. —¡No es lo mismo! Yo no soy una multinacional explotadora. Soy una ciudadana de a pie. El sistema está roto, no es mi culpa. —No eres Amazon, no. Pero en cuanto te tocan el bolsillo, te comportas igual que lo que dices odiar. Tu solidaridad termina justo donde empieza tu cuenta bancaria. Se levanta, ofendida: —Eres una facha. No entiendes nada. Se va antes de que llegue la cuenta. La pago yo. Por la tarde, sube una foto a Instagram: selfie con cajas, texto sobre la gentrificación y “las injusticias del mercado”. La superioridad moral es el deporte favorito de quienes nunca pagan el precio de sus ideales. Defender a los oprimidos con el dinero de los demás es barato. La verdadera ética no se ve en una pancarta ni en un tuit, se ve en cuánto pagas a quien está por debajo de ti cuando nadie te aplaude. Cuando les enseñas el espejo, no corrigen su incoherencia: te atacan a ti. Porque no les duele la injusticia, les duele dejar de verse como salvadores.
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InNumerisVeritas@InNumerisSat·
@david_eng_mba Insane. And yet, the majority of tradfi and normie world remain utterly non-interested. Massive capital inflows from the institutions who understand, coupled with the adoption of autonomous AI and IoT will push price insanely higher and that will force the haters to cave.
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David
David@david_eng_mba·
Even the Floor Case Turns $75K Into $853K in 10 Years At $75,073, my leak-free 10-year p10 floor is $853,288. That is the worst honest case: 11.4x 27.5% CAGR
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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️
People ask me why I’m “spending Bitcoin that will be worth a lot one day” on things You spend X amount of value whether it’s dollars or Bitcoin… does not matter Now, do I want to support the dollar network, or the Bitcoin network? I want to support the Bitcoin network
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Fred Krueger
Fred Krueger@dotkrueger·
@TheBTCTherapist there is no credible evidence that Jeffrey Epstein ever held or used Bitcoin personally. This falls in the "Bullshit" category.
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The ₿itcoin Therapist
The ₿itcoin Therapist@TheBTCTherapist·
Ben McKenzie and Jon Stewart claim: 1. President Trump is advocating for cryptocurrencies that allow our enemies to bypass economic sanctions 2. Tether is being used to facilitate trade between Iran and China for oil and weapons 3. Jeffrey Epstein used Bitcoin to transact pseudonymously and blackmail powerful figures as well as influence the development on the cryptocurrency in the early years
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Samson Mow
Samson Mow@Excellion·
JFC. They made a film with Faketoshi as the hero. Then we also had: ➡️ Idiot professor saying Bitcoin was made by the CIA and asking where the servers are. ➡️ Ben McKenzie method acting Commissioner Gordon on Jon Stewart saying Bitcoin is used by criminals. ➡️ YouTuber calling STRC a scam with main critique being the company has no obligation to pay you back for buying an equity. What a day. We are so early. deadline.com/2026/04/gal-ga…
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Not 2 Late 2 Crypto
Not 2 Late 2 Crypto@not2late2crypto·
What happens if someone with a quantum computer decides to do something else. What if they decide to wait for the next difficulty calculation, then mint all the block for the next period in an instant. The difficulty would go to unusable levels and BTC blocks would stop. This is the thing I'm worried about.
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CTO Larsson
CTO Larsson@ctoLarsson·
BIP-361 to freeze quantum vulnerable wallets: Yes. The alternative is price dipping to near 0. That would be bad for Bitcoin’s reputation. If not freezing: - Say you know that half a million BTC will be market dumped tomorrow. - What will you do today? You will sell today, to re-buy tomorrow at a fraction of the price. - So will everyone else. - Will anyone buy today? No. - So there is little or no floor. - Price will wick down to “impossible” levels. - Then repeat it again a few days later, for a total of 2 million btc. - Oh price will hit near zero. The argument to not freeze, is to completely f over Wall Street, Saylor, treasuries, and everyone else and start again from basically zero.
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Rémy LeBeau
Rémy LeBeau@remy_lebeau_21·
CTO has it completely backwards. Freezing wallets is wrong. Tinkering around with wallets that belong to nobody (or somebody) is not Bitcoin. Bitcoin is 'proof of work' and so if Quantum can hack a vulnerable wallet, let it. Bitcoin is not and should never be something we tinker with unless it's to harden the chain and quantum proof it. It's so simple: Be pro-network strengthening. Not pro-other-people's wallet managing. LET the old wallets be the prize. LET the price resolve to whatever it needs to. True Bitcoiners aren't gonna sell because "oh noes half a million coins on the market" they'll be buying like madmen.
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InNumerisVeritas@InNumerisSat·
@Andre_Dragosch @ctoLarsson He is an eth head. If the person has enough brains and money to pull off a QC heist, they're also smart enough not to market dump their coins. If it's a legitimate business like Google, they will follow US law for abandoned property. This is just more bs FUD.
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@ctoLarsson It's in the person stealing the coins best interest not to crash the market. How hard is that to understand?
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Butler’s Ranger
Butler’s Ranger@ButlersRanger·
Life in Canada is so depressing. I take home 57% of my wage after income tax, before sales taxes and other taxes. I make a wage in roughly the 95th percentile of incomes in my province, and if I don’t want to live in a shoebox, my wife needs to work rather than raise our two little kids. All to provide lavish benefits to the thousands and thousands of unproductive takers, who vote themselves an ever larger share of a shrinking economic pie. It’s bleak
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Andrew Howard
Andrew Howard@Andrew_J_Howard·
BIP-361 isn’t a security upgrade. It’s a precedent for protocol-enforced freezing. Today it’s quantum. Tomorrow it’s whatever the next "emergency" is. No.
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Dan Gambardello
Dan Gambardello@dangambardello·
CLARITY Act "We're So Close" Timeline. Oct 2025: "Across the finish line by end of this year" Jan 2026: Markup Jan 15 - "so close we can't give up" Feb 2026: 80-90% chance by end of April Mar 2026: "Agreement in principle" and "we are so close this time" Apr 1 2026: "Very close to a deal" - markup in weeks Apr 13-14 2026: "Very close to closing them out" 🇺🇸 PASS THE CLARITY ACT. @SenLummis @SenatorTimScott @realDonaldTrump @brian_armstrong
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David
David@excelsusX·
Right but if an American moves his million+ cash to a Panama bank and assets…there a strong possibly of being kidnapped. That’s the problem. There is zero chance of this for a millionaire in the US. Zero. Panama would be great but it would be stupid to domicile assets there unless you’re super wealthy and can buy security and pay bribes.
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Robert Benson
Robert Benson@robert65968·
One last video from Japan. Now I return to the USA. The land of $1700 / month insurance premiums. The land of $14,000 deductibles. No tests or treatments for me. MAHA is not real. If I make an appt 8 weeks out they will check my cholesterol and put me on meds for life.
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Bitcoin Well
Bitcoin Well@bitcoinwell·
BIP-361 wants to freeze Satoshi's coins to protect against quantum computers. This might be the most dangerous idea in Bitcoin's history. And the threat it's solving isn't even real. Shor's algorithm theoretically breaks elliptic curve cryptography. Theoretically. The machines that could actually do this don't exist. We need millions of stable, error-corrected qubits. Today's best hardware has thousands and isn't close. We're decades away. Maybe more. But even if quantum computers eventually cracked old P2PK addresses, so what? Coins re-entering circulation isn't a crisis. It's a Gold Rush. People race to recover forgotten wallets. Supply hits the market. Prices adjust. Holders who care migrate to quantum-resistant addresses. The market absorbs it. That's not a bug. That's Bitcoin working exactly as designed. "But Satoshi's coins..." What about them? Satoshi never gave anyone authority over those coins. Not Jameson Lopp. Not the developers. Not the community. The whole point of Bitcoin is that nobody freezes your coins. Nobody. Not even with good intentions. Here's the precedent that should terrify you: once you establish that coins can be frozen for their own protection, you've introduced permissioned holding into a permissionless system. The Bitcoin that can freeze lost coins to protect us from hypothetical quantum threats is the same Bitcoin that can freeze your coins to protect us from hypothetical criminals. The logic is identical. The door, once opened, doesn't close. Solve quantum resistance the Bitcoin way. Better address standards, user education, voluntary migration. That's how every legitimate upgrade happens. Bitcoin's immutability isn't a bug to patch when it gets inconvenient. It's the whole product.
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Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp and other Bitcoin developers propose BIP-361 to freeze quantum vulnerable wallets. This could lock dormant BTC like Satoshi Nakamoto’s 1.1M coins, now worth $74B, before quantum computers can steal them.

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InNumerisVeritas@InNumerisSat·
@thepowerfulHRV Socialism always fails, because sooner or later they run out of other people's money to spend.
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Bram Kanstein
Bram Kanstein@bramk·
Satoshi’s coins hacked by a quantum computer and dumped on the market will give you a generational buying opportunity.
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