He says at the bottom of the screenshot that he "has a few cold wallets coming in the mail tomorrow".
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BitcoinMania - BIP 110
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BitcoinMania - BIP 110
@BitcoinMania___
Bitcoin is money, not data. And it cannot be both. Research BIP-110: https://t.co/QubvRJUJSl Stay serene, and keep stacking tangerine 🍊
Katılım Aralık 2024
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@TFTC21 Has anyone told him that he, in fact, has 0 bitcoins?
Strike has 10 bitcoins.
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@Jethroe111 But it's "legal" (legalized) crime, so there are no consequences - just "winners and losers". AKA the worldwide fiat monetary system club.
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BitcoinMania - BIP 110 retweetledi
Bitcoiners who tell you voting matters are absolute fucking retards, all of them.
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I'm done with the whole Republican/Democrat thing. They are all retarded.
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@AdamSimecka It’s not red vs blue, it’s orange vs green. The sooner everyone realizes this, the sooner we get rid of the worldwide fiat monetary system.
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BitcoinMania - BIP 110 retweetledi
@glxyresearch @TheBlueMatt @galaxy__brains BIP-110 rejects the large file storage use case.
for context, in the last 90 days:
- 45% of the blockspace filled with arbitrary data.
- 82 blocks full of inscriptions
- 53 transactions with large OP_RETURN payload
At the moment, the "joke" is more on the blockchain it seems...
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BitcoinMania - BIP 110 retweetledi
Digital ID + CBDC infrastructure = the ability to turn your money on and off based on behavior.
What you’re seeing in the UK is the political layer being used to install the financial control grid. No one voted for it because if they explained what it actually does, it wouldn’t pass.
The playbook is simple:
1. Introduce Digital ID as ‘security’ or ‘efficiency’
2. Link it to payments and benefits
3. Use AI and data to enforce compliance
If you want to stop it, the fight isn’t just political. It’s financial. Keep your assets outside the system, use cash, and build local economies that don’t require permission to transact.
Otherwise, you’re not a citizen anymore. You’re an account.
David Rogers Webb@DavidRogersW
We are witnessing the "harmonization" of the human being into the same system of security entitlements that already governs your bank accounts and brokerage holdings. Just as they turned your private property into a mere claim on a ledger controlled by the intermediary and pledged to the central clearing house, they are now seeking to do the same with your legal existence. Once your identity is digitized and tethered to the state, your access to your own life becomes a "programmable entitlement." It can be switched off. It can be restricted. It is the end of the sovereign individual and the beginning of a total, centralized enclosure. Stay woke .
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@CaminaDrummer4 @hodlonaut @knutsvanholm Bingo. Same with all the big mainstream influencers: they know about the issue and know it’s a big deal. But none of them ever discuss it. It’s “trust Core” and they don’t even reply to the Bitcoiners who do bring it up - like Knut and Hodlonaut.
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Notice Andy hasn’t blocked Knut. Why? Because Knut is an influencer. Same with @hodlonaut
Core are not interested in the truth, but influence.
This is not a criticism of @knutsvanholm just using it to demonstrate Core is now an Affinity scam.
HMLE@1hmle
Obviously... Andy and the big pools just hate it when plebs can mine their own blocks via DATUM, with their own hashpower (whether they run the rigs or not). The dependency on big "miners/pools" to "process transactions" was soooo 2024. Look into it: rentsomehash.com
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@BitcoinMotorist Didn’t we go through the “miniscript” FUD last December already? IIRC, it was found by @dathon_ohm that it was one super extreme, intentionally “designed to prove me wrong” case by 1 guy (maybe 2, I don’t remember exactly).
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Coinjoin wants my node to store and enforce his inheritance plan for him free of charge. GFY Coinjoin. Put me on your payroll if you want me to run your inheritance plan for you
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@BitcoinMania___ @ConsumingCrypto Well, now I can't do it.
I'll have to wait so it doesn't look like I put it there because you told me to 🤪
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@BitcoinMania___ @IrishBitcoinBro 1. 1 Turkish Lira was 1.500,000 then they removed the zeros because it was harder to compute 😅
2. I also drive a 21 year old 156 to this day and it works perfectly fine.
3. I don't think any institutions can be sovereign since central banks are governed by a handful of people
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How many hours do you have to work before you question the monetary unit?
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I remember when I was in Italy in the ‘70s/’80s/‘90s, everybody was “gradually then suddenly” a multi-millionaire. I remember my father purchasing a “Giulietta” car in the early-mid ‘80s for 11 million lire. Massimo Boldi (a famous comedy actor of the era) earned 500 million lire per movie. An average apartment in Rome cost 100 million lire. Everyone was a millionaire, and it was all fake, fughezi, fugazi fairy dust. Well, at least the central bank was sovereign. Now it’s even worse - with the parasites in Bruxelles controlling the money of many euro countries.
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@IrishBitcoinBro Dude, as a guy from a 3rd world country, it hit me right after getting a raise in Turkish Lira after my first year and realizing even that salary is lower comparing to my old salary in dollar terms.
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Yup, I did the same for years on other platforms and blocked many people. I changed my mind after becoming a Bitcoiner. The block button, if we think about it, is just another tool for our deep ego to take over our rational mind. Freedom / being a Bitcoiner means letting go of the ego (even though some people can be really unbearable and the temptation to block is strong).
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@BitcoinMania___ @JAN3com @NickSzabo4 @Excellion Yeah I did otherwise for many years, but I recently changed my mind and I now agree.
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Money didn't emerge from barter markets. It emerged from death, conflict, and marriage, centuries before markets existed. 📜
@NickSzabo4's latest essay "The Fabric of Desires" traces Bitcoin's deepest roots.
Read the full piece on the JAN3 Blog. ⬇️
jan3.com/blog/the-fabri…
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@giacomozucco @JAN3com @NickSzabo4 @Excellion I think we Bitcoiners should all agree not to block each other. Nothing good can come of it. I understand that online discourse can sometimes run hot, but if we block each other, we’ll never work on solutions to disagreements because we can’t talk to each other.
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@JAN3com @NickSzabo4 Sincr Nick blocked me, please @Excellion let him know I enjoyed this a lot and I'll integrate it in my course soon. :)
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@masunobom @jratcliff Yes, I wouldn’t be surprised
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@BitcoinMania___ @jratcliff The next step will be to increase block size, its not be enough for all the ‘uSeCaSeS’ and to cover the ‘sEcUrITy bUdGeT’
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"If you realize you made a mistake, the honorable thing to do is admit it". THIS is what separates men from children, trustworthy from perfidious, intelligent from stupid. Unfortunately, too many people have huge egos, and can never do that.
Tomer Strolight@TomerStrolight
Lessons: 1. If you realize you made a mistake, the honorable thing to do is admit it. 2. AI is often mistaken, yet confident. 3. Learning from your mistakes allows you to avoid repeating them.
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BitcoinMania - BIP 110 retweetledi
A reminder: Citrea don't need the blockchain - they need your mempool which is why spam filters had to be ridiculed and ripped out of Core for Citrea to be able to confidently build and launch their product.
Kill it today by refusing to host their stuff in your mempool.
Mechanic #BIP-110@GrassFedBitcoin
psst - did you Know if you run BIP-110 it stops Citrea being able to use YOUR mempool TODAY - which is all they need btw.
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