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@paoloardoino Crypto natives will vote for exact number, most outside of the bubble probably prefer cleaner interface

Tether is fine-tuning a Wallet user-interface and want your vote! 👋 For super small balances (under a penny), do you prefer seeing the exact fraction of a cent, or a cleaner display?

@makornfeld_ @kineyDE Du hast zwar einen Fall wo du ordentlich was bezahlen musst, sparst aber langfristig extrem indem keine Steuern gezahlt werden

@makornfeld_ @kineyDE Du musst das mit einer Lebensversicherung unter extrem schlechten Konditionen vergleichen. Von den Steuern siehst du meist so gut wie nichts und wenn war die Umsetzung komplett überteuert etc. Du gehst von einem Idealfall aus der in der Realität eigentlich nie existiert

Ich bitte darum.

@DavidInglesTV More regulation would make it worse. You don't need regulations to set up a oil reserve. And of course a person from government only sees more government as a solution lol

I spoke with Philippine Energy Secretary Sharon Garin a few days ago. The country is bracing for higher fuel and electricity prices. She also talked about revisiting the country’s deregulated oil market - good when times are good, but bad when they’re bad she says bloomberg.com/news/videos/20…

Here’s why high oil prices are hitting places like the Philippines a lot harder than others (net energy importer, deregulated, very weak currency, relatively low income) 🔉on

@kineyDE @markusdd5 Kann ich nur zustimmen. 7 jahre fragil Leben hat viel für mein Portfolio getan aber irgendwann muss man auch mal anfangen zu leben

@markusdd5 typischer Fehler in der Bitcoin Bubble. Geringe Zeitpräferenz ist ein Vorteil bis zu einem gewissen Maß aber irgendwann vergessen die Leute wozu Geld überhautp da ist...

Ist das mathematisch 100% richtig? Ja. Wahrheit ist aber auch: Ich kann morgen früh vom Bus überfahren werden - und weder mein Auto noch mein Depot sind für mich noch irgendwas wert. Den Tritt ins Bodenblech nach der Baustelle heute Nachmittag und das darauf folgende Lachen in meinem Gesicht, das kann mir NICHTS und NIEMAND mehr wegnehmen. Also ja, guckt darauf was Dinge euch wirklich kosten. Mache ich auch so. Sonst wäre in meinem Alter mein Depot und Vermögen nicht dort wo es ist. Aber vergesst BITTE nicht zu leben, ihr wisst nicht wanns vorbei ist.

@BrianTycangco @BangkoSentral Not a question of if but when

The @BangkoSentral looks like it’s doing all it can to defend the peso at 60 today. I think it’s an exercise in futility.

@amoganina @BrianTycangco + another 50% without the constant missmanagement

@BrianTycangco We could easily save 10% of our national budget if only the corrupt in government were to manage their greed.

The Philippines is caught between a rock and a hard place. Over dependence on energy imports leave it at the mercy of geopolitical events that have rocked the global energy supply chain. Only way to partially blunt the impact of soaring fuel prices is to suspend taxes on petroleum products. This is only a temporary relief. In doing so, the Philippines will forgo P120 billion in tax revenue. That alone is about 4% of total tax collections. If the situation persists or worsens (very likely) then suspension of 12% VAT on petroleum products might be considered. This further reduces tax revenues by roughly a similar amount. So, that is 8% of total tax revenues potentially disappearing in the government goes all-out in providing temporary relief from soaring fuel prices. This could blow the budget deficit by at least 15% this year, pushing the nation’s public debt to GDP to P20 trillion by the end of 2026. As the country’s fiscal balance worsens, expect the government to seek new ways of generating revenue (ie raising taxes in other areas) and piling on more debt to be paid by future generations. This global energy crisis brought about by the US/Israel war on Iran is the worst thing that could happen to the Philippines. It exposes the rot inside an economy hollowed out by years of blatant corruption and decades of inadequate and inept oversight and planning.

@BitcoinBrabant @BitcoinErrorLog Dutch tulip farmer is kinda funny with the stupid FUD about ponzi schemes we sometimes hear lol

@BitcoinErrorLog It's the best use case... euronews.com/next/2022/12/1…

I have a soft spot for bitcoin-miner heating appliances. I just think the idea that everyone's heaters, BitAxes, and Umbrels are powering Bitcoin is much cooler than billionaires with massive ASIC datacenter farms lobbying the government and such.

@krakenfx_DE Kleiner Tipp, Links in die Kommentarspalte packen.

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remember when people with .eth in their username and 🦇🔊 in their bio shilled this exact chart everyday wonder why they stopped

Ark Labs raised $5.2M to build programmable finance on Bitcoin, with participation from @Tether, @EgoDeathCapital, @anchorage & others. The largest, most liquid digital asset gets the programmable infrastructure modern financial applications require, starting with stablecoins.

@tutones1 @OnefateX @solarsunshine77 @BitcoinPierre Just check what @arkade_os and others are building, your bias is stuck at some years ago

@OnefateX @solarsunshine77 @BitcoinPierre I hold a few different coins. I been in the space for some years now. I got into it because I believed in it. Now it is just an investment vehicle like anything else. I don’t think it should get special treatment and should be taxed as such.

This push to have Bitcoin tax exempt makes me sick. Go fuck off with your Bitcoin grift. How about no TAX on GROCERIES or fucking WAGES!

@ben_brechtken Fährst dich ideologisch mehr und mehr fest Ben

Ich kann den Nato-Osterweiterungsblödsinn nicht mehr hören. Putin selbst redet doch nur davon, weil er genau weiß, dass nützliche Idioten im Westen dieses Märchen für bare Münze nehmen. Putin selbst hat in Wahrheit Peter den Großen zum Vorbild. Der Grünen-Chef hat völlig recht.

@AdamVulture @jasonmyersart @DanishBTCMaxi @jackmallers Also my obversation, bad players would quickly find solutions to dodge the restriction while good players would have to put even more effort in developing awesome stuff on top of Bitcoin.

@jasonmyersart @DanishBTCMaxi @jackmallers I havent got too deep into it. But so far it seems like its a big change for little benefit. Soft fork is a risk to the network resilience/reputation (if you know what I mean). I would let the market speak.

Dear @jackmallers , I am curious. Which group are you in: Non BIP110 supporters: Adam Back Jameson Lopp and the weird dancing wizards David "Spam King" Bailey Casey Rodarmor All the paid influencers whose opinions about Bitcoin spam are being influenced by their corporate sponsorships BIP110 supporters: Nick Szabo Hodlonaut Knut Svanholm Mechanic Luke Dashjr And the vast majority of bitcoin plebs I would be very disappointed if someone as influential as you in the bitcoin community does not take a clear stand on this issue.

@TFTC21 Nah this is getting so retarded, unfollowed

Someone set loose two AI agents with $1,000 each and 48 hours to trade on Polymarket. Claude: +1,322% to $14,216 OpenClaw: liquidated to zero in under 48h.

@BrianTycangco As always in the philippines, way too much government, and the few cases where its needed there is literally 0 thought or money deployed

What did I say? Price controls and/or price caps will ultimately result in supply rationing as 100% of Philippine fuel/petroleum reserves are held by oil companies that will not sell at a loss. Demand spikes as consumers rush to beat the increase while oil companies have no incentive to re-supply their retail outlets at these prices.

@alexanderrX_ @MarioHachemer @callebtc The Philippines on my end but wouldn't mind Vietnam or US

@MarioHachemer @Bitcoiiner @callebtc my friend moved there last year, loves it.

Germany is 100% rekt and will lose the AI race to any mid level country with only half the ambition. Just listened to an episode about OpenCalw on a radio show called "Understanding AI" on one of the biggest German stations. Vibes: - 95% of the episode is about things that can go wrong. Think about it. This is what they chose to use their precious airtime for. - Hosts call it "scary" a million times. On an AI podcast. Yes, things you don't understand can be scary. Your job is to understand them. - The obsess about: who's responsible in case of mistakes? - Host: are agents going to be everywhere in a year? I hope not. Because that's scary! - Not a single positive outlook in the future: how can this become useful? How would you improve it? How can the world benefit from it? They make multiple wrong claims about the architecture or its security. Like this story: 5 people shared one bot and the bot got confused and shared one person's data with the other user. Or running it on your main computer with access to your personal accounts. @steipete's documentation mentions around a million times that this is the wrong way of using it. I remind you, this is an AI podcast. Getting facts wrong happens. We're humans and this is new technology. However, the two hosts are emblematic for the type of thinking that penetrates the whole country. Default skeptical, non-technical sociologist noobs with no understanding but strong opinions on tech policy. The non-technical intelligentsia controls the public narrative. Zero aspiration, no deep thinking about the tech, purely fear-driven automatic responses. Policy makers slowed everyone down when the Internet came. Now they're doing the same with AI. They can't see the writing on the wall. They can't accept that the world is moving at a pace faster than ever before – while they're busy being intellectual about it. Germans are 100% cooked.

@alexanderrX_ @callebtc Can confirm as a German. It will be most likely like a post world war II Argentina for decades until at some point all the wealth is gone.

Germans have been on a downward spiral since the eradication of their nuclear power. Even their beloved auto industry is dying. I have worked with Germans; most believe this to be untrue and that the country is still prosperous (similar vibes to the UK). Are there any AI companies in Germany that are known outside their own country? I haven’t heard of any….

@pos2only @kylepatrick_eth @bamaquino Hey, not Filipino but living here. Just blockchain is useless and that is just used as a marketing gag to promise things

@kylepatrick_eth Yeah agreed. @bamaquino is doing something with blockchain tech though. If someone is looking into this, I think it's Bam

@kyshaeto @evil_on3 @Kaisaswife I'm a Gnar enjoyer and while he sucks in SoloQ you can literally carry the game in Mayhem with the right augments and a bit of luck that its not a full ranged enemy team

@evil_on3 @Kaisaswife gnars good

u have 15s q times at 3am this has to be the biggest league success in years bro