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@eyesgomosquitos I am a machine elf. I live in hyperspace. Maybe you've met my kind.

@hasanthehun @mayahiga Nah bro thats definitely a photo

@mayahiga did you draw that holy shit it’s so good

looking for whales!!!!!! ₍ ..̮ ₎

@BitcoinCarl_ They seem pretty intent on seeing this train wreck through to the bitter forking end.

Okay now that BIP110 has officially failed we can get back to stacking sats and sticking it to the bankers!

@alistairmilne Sell them another

Need advice: Gave someone a chocolate Bitcoin coin many years ago (you know, covered in gold foil) I have since discovered that they think it's real and now keep it in a safe. What do?

@dotkrueger It is anti-ethical to fork from open community consensus.

There is no actual reason to use 100K bytes of OP_RETURN. none.

@lopp @RobinSeyr Woah, right. If our channel partners are running knots, we will have to force-close to recover our funds.

@RobinSeyr I'm assuming you're running latest Knots that enables 110 by default. In early August all of those nodes will fall out of sync with the rest of the network; within a couple days any associated lightning nodes powered by 110 nodes will cease to be able to update their channels.

My Take on BIP-110 & Core vs. Knots Full disclosure: ⇒ I currently run Knots on my main node ⇒ I have 9 miners with a total power of over 1200 TH/s running in the Ocean pool What is the argument really about? ⇒ Should we allow “non-monetary” use cases? ⇒ Can we filter out non-monetary use cases? ⇒ Will BTC die if we don’t act? Or if we act? First of all, my opinions: Bitcoin is Money I hate all non-monetary use cases on BTC. I don’t think they’re part of Bitcoin, and I hope they go away. I don't only HODL I earn & spend a good amount directly in BTC Self Custody. Should we use BTC only for monetary reasons? YESS! Can/Should we enforce that? This is the Question I'm not very sure about for 2 specific reasons: 1.) I worked as a software Dev for 6 Years, so I know that changing a working system always comes with unintended consequences. 2.) Even though I'm technical, I don't think I'm expert enough to fully crasp all the second order effects. I’m leaning towards yes, though. Will BTC die if we don't act? Of if we act? No, but there is a more nuanced better question: ⇒ How much does non-monetary data actually degrade Bitcoin’s main properties, and is that harm large enough to justify the cost and risk of intervening? What’s next? 2 paths forward: Either this resolves and blows over quite soon. (I don’t think that’s very likely.) Or there’s a way bigger fight coming down the line. In both those cases, I’d rather preserve my energy. I’m not enough of an expert. I’m not fully convinced of the solutions. I think there’s a bigger fight coming!

@SenLummis That might actually mean something when Trump is out and crime is illegal again.

You cannot prosecute fraud in a market with no rules. The Clarity Act gives law enforcement the standards they need to make cases stick.

@magafighterz @KaylaDavis2000 Says the ZioNazi as the point flies over her soulless head.

@KaylaDavis2000 This is from April 24 1994 I swear you are a brainwashed idiot !!

Another B-52 just crashed right after takeoff at Edwards AFB This is what endless war profiteering looks like, Boeing and the Pentagon flush billions into these aging death machines while our troops pay the price Enough. Defund this corrupt machine now!

It's fine to reject unconfirmed transactions. But if Knots starts rejecting blocks, then the cure is worse than the disease. Chain splitting is shitcoinery.

@DavidMKeyes Of course it must go to the regime to rebuild the destroyed infrastructure. But go ahead and grandstand.

Who deserves $300 billion?

The Bitcoiners who voted for Trump have rocks for brains. He's a lifelong con man you absolute rubes.

@RepThomasMassie End all aid and Sanction Israel. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

84% of Americans, Bernie Sanders, and Thomas Massie agree. Don’t arm Israel unconditionally. Also, don’t merge our military technology and supply chains with Israel’s… or any other country’s. I’ve submitted an amendment to strip section 224 (retitled section 219) from the NDAA.

@_tm3k @Sol_dium 🤣🤣🤣 I too contribute to society by gambling on the stock market.

@Sol_dium i use my money to buy stocks so technically people are working for me

money is just a way to organize labor oh you have a lot of money? and nobody works for you? what are you even doing?

@Airbtconline Buying a beer with self-hosted lightning at a Bitcoin conference in Bali.

What's the most Bitcoin thing you've ever done? 👇

@Airbtconline Bitcoin give everyone a way to escape authoritarianism, hyperinflation, and war.

If someone gave you 30 seconds to explain Bitcoin's biggest use case, what would you say?

@araseb_ I didn't do it then either.

Following me now is like buying Bitcoin in 2010.

@thompgun Every day is exactly the same.

“I think I used to have a porpoise. Then again, that might have been a bream..”

@HodlFlorida Unlimited money but limited resources. It's not the nominal value but it's percentage of the whole. This is a shit take and you're dead wrong.

Fun fact: There is an unlimited amount of money available. Someone else getting rich does not affect your ability to get rich. But there is a limited amount of Bitcoin. And the more people that acquire Bitcoin, means there is less available for you.

@TiffanyFong Why are you simping for the guy who wanted to use you for breeding stock, Tiffany

How does the existence of a trillionaire negatively impact anyone else’s life?

@TiffanyFong The world has limited resources and money is a reflection of our allocation. Him having more is us having less. Conservatives really think that it's a coincidence that the majority is struggling at the same time we have our first trillionaire. You guys are pathetic bootlickers.

@AltcoinDaily Crypto is for chumps Bitcoin is for champs

You can ABSOLUTELY still become a crypto millionaire.