IrishBitcoinBro ᴳᴹ ☀️ ᴵᴿᴮ 🇮🇪🫡

Don’t know about you but I am not interested in having my economic energy siphoned away by some WW2 era systems

Éire 2.0

Thank you #bitcoin for changing my life! Home ownership feels a lot better than being a life slave to central banks

Satoshi opened bank accounts for 8 billion people with just 30,000 lines of code. #Bitcoin

BREAKING: SpaceX reports they own 18,712 bitcoin worth more than $1.45 billion — SEC filing 👀

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ALERT: IRISH DRUGLORD’S SEIZED BTC MOVING Clifton Collins, the Irish honeymaker turned drug dealer bought $30K BTC from 2011-12. It’s now $400M - but he lost the keys, and went to prison. The BTC was presumed lost until 1 month ago, when 500 BTC moved for the first time in 10 years. Another 500 BTC ($38M) just moved.

@RobertH48380760 @RestoreBritain_ I don’t see why ROI should have to pay for the costs created by the U.K. 100% of reintegration costs should be paid by the U.K. plus interest

@IrishBitcoinBro @RestoreBritain_ Dublin does not want Northern Ireland...it fundamentally can not afford it economically...and it surely does not need the hassle of the ulster unionists. think about it for a minute

Why is Rebecca, our Makerfield candidate, backing Restore Britain?

I was wondering why the price was going down

Restore Britain would legislate to protect the right to: - Use cash. - Travel without digital verification. - Access services offline. - Operate a business without Digital ID. - Refuse biometric tracking. Digital ID is incompatible with a genuinely free society.

@Independent_ie Shouldn’t that be the theme of every budget?

‘Reducing pressure on families’ will be theme of Budget 2027, says Taoiseach buff.ly/jDQuWLM

5 years shitposting about bitcoin today

99% of fiatmaxies don’t even know what fiat is That’s the difference

Don't just buy bitcoin. Switch to bitcoin.

A number will suffice

@central_macro @Davincij15 What is the max supply of gold?

@Davincij15 Gold has been used as money for 5,000 years. Bitcoin has existed for 16 years. Both have a fixed or limited supply. Both cannot be printed. History tends to reward scarcity. Not financial advice. Always do your own research. #Bitcoin #Gold #Macro #DYOR

If you buy silver or gold, you are betting against governments and banks with an asset they control. If you buy #Bitcoin or #Ethereum you are betting against governments and banks with an asset they cannot control.

Things that have not changed in 6,000 years: - The elite eat the meat - The peasant eats the grain - The elite work very hard to keep it that way - When the peasant gets rich enough to afford meat, the elite invent a reason he shouldn't have it - The reason is always moral - It is never economic - It is never honest Forest Laws that hanged a man for taking a deer he watched walk past his door. Enclosure Acts that took the cow off the common and handed the common to the lord. Sumptuary statutes telling the lower orders which cuts of which animals they were permitted to eat on which days. Religious fasting that filled half the calendar with bread. Meatless Mondays. The food pyramid with red meat in a sliver too thin to read. Planetary health diets funded, to the last grant, by the people selling the substitute. Same playbook. Different uniform. The elite have always eaten the meat. The elite have always made sure you didn't.

In 1976, 50 years ago this year, Friedrich Hayek published his treatise Denationalisation of Money. Just two years after winning the Nobel Prize in Economics, he asked a question now considered heretical by the economics establishment: why should the state monopolize money at all? Hayek envisioned competing private currencies disciplined by voluntary adoption rather than political fiat. His work on money and emergent order later helped inspire the cypherpunks, who sought to build electronic systems independent of the state. Now, five decades later, Bitcoin has emerged as the leading non-state monetary network. Bitcoin replaces a centralized issuer with widely distributed code, strong cryptography, and digital networks. Where fiat money relies on trust in a nation's central bank, Bitcoin relies on transparent rules, mathematics, and a fixed issuance schedule. Hayek, and Carl Menger before him, argued that sound money emerges through open competition, and Bitcoin is increasingly winning that competition. It's on a remarkable 16-year run of survival, adoption, and monetization at internet-scale. Whether Bitcoin succeeds or fails, it transformed Hayek’s monetary thought experiment from 50 years ago into an operational 24/7/365 system today. It has forced even the economic establishment to ask hard questions about the future of money.

Someone in my family found their dream forever home. Ticks every box. Perfect everything. Location. Garden. Kitchen. Spare rooms. And available for *single digit bitcoins*. Under 10. And getting cheaper! Only problem, they didn’t take my advice and have 0 bitcoin. 😓