Cant_B_blank

@TheLeatherMint I'd prefer to own nothing, (you own nothing really anyway) I'll rent things I need, when I want them, while the rest of my wealth is in Bitcoin, (outpacing inflation and any perceived high than owning rental costs) Why spend actual wealth on "owning" something? HFSP

@charactershere Have fun owning nothing and being happy. Foreigners and globalists will own all the land and infrastructures around you stare at the charts.

Don't sell everything you have for bitcoin. With the help of Bitcoin, the goal is to own more things.

@StevieGeebanga Must be harder for Americans, your whole system is based on credit card debt, and credit scores. I only ever get debt, if it's for something I have funds for, but want some measure of security. Or if it's real long term cheap debt I can offset by buying bitcoin with it.

Most people will never own 1 Bitcoin And it’s not because they can’t… It’s because they won’t. Here’s why 🧵👇 --- 1/ Bitcoin isn’t hard to buy anymore. Apps make it simple. Information is everywhere. But still… almost no one takes action. Why? --- 2/ Because Bitcoin forces you to think differently. • Save instead of spend • Wait instead of chase • Learn instead of follow Most people aren’t ready for that shift. --- 3/ We’ve been programmed for: → Instant gratification → Debt-driven lifestyles → Trusting the system Bitcoin breaks all 3. And that makes people uncomfortable. --- 4/ The truth is… Owning Bitcoin isn’t just a financial decision. It’s a psychological one. You’re betting against: • Inflation • Governments • The current system That’s not easy for most. --- 5/ Now here’s the real question: If Bitcoin goes to $1M… Will you wish you bought more or be glad you stayed on the sidelines? --- 6/ Because years from now, there will only be two types of people: • Those who took the time to understand Bitcoin • Those who dismissed it No middle ground. --- 7/ You don’t need 1 BTC. You just need to start. Even a small amount today could matter more than you think. --- 8/ So be honest: Are you early… Or are you still hesitating? 👇 Drop your answer below

@KeithMukai @SeedSigner Why would you need a "decoy" Surely there is nothing stored on the device that can be compromised. right? lol

I had Claude port the 2048 game from javascript to C/C++ with lvgl for me! People have always asked for a game decoy mode for @SeedSigner. Hmmm...

@Only21Bitcoin Yes, and I showed you the last five. bro... Having a different perspective is useful so as not to get swayed by arbitrary time frames, don’t you think? I'm more bullish than most, but I'm also a realist on the latest price action.

@charactershere I said ten years bro…

If you bought $10k of NIKE stock 10 years ago… today you’d have $10,020. But I’d you put that $10k into Bitcoin… $1.3Ms.

@JrdnMcFarland @ztownsend No he's correct just buy and wait 10y (obviously learn first, so you stay informed on what’s going on, and security practices) Analogy is bad, this one is a little better The best way to lose weight is to eat less, eat less carbs, eat no processed, Cook and Walk about a bit.

@ztownsend Come on dude. The best financial plan is to buy Bitcoin? Thats like saying the best way to lose weight is to wear Nike’s. Sure, it may or may not move the needle, but it’s one piece of a thousand.

The best financial plan is pretty simple: Buy Bitcoin. Plan your wealth with it. Let time do its thing.

@ztownsend But then the whole bitcoin twitter crowd telling you; What HW to Buy, What tickets to get, which services, or products to use, the charts & sites to subscribe to, and places and events you need to buy tickets to would all seem irrelevant. Someone think of the grifters

@D1678618D @Axel_bitblaze69 I challenge you to find a tree that produces flowers, and subsequently doesn’t produce `fruit`

@Axel_bitblaze69 It’s like buying a fruit tree that gives you fruit instead of buying a regular tree that just produces flowers 😁

jacob & co announced a $40,000 watch that mines bitcoin sounds like a meme. it’s not.. the watch itself is a 44mm black DLC titanium skeleton mechanical piece limited to 100 units. hand-wound movement with bitcoin-themed bridges each unit comes with a blockchain verified certificate granting you 1,000 TH/s of hash power inside GoMining’s data centers across the US, Africa, and Central Asia meaning when you buy this watch, a real miner starts running under your name. 24/7. no hardware. no electricity bill. no setup. so, > you buy the watch ($40K) > 1,000 TH/s miner activates on your GoMining account > miner runs in their global data centers (12M+ TH total capacity) > BTC rewards credited to your wallet daily > service fees (electricity + maintenance) auto-deducted > you track performance, rewards, and hash rate in real time via the app > the miner certificate is transferable. sell it on GoMining’s marketplace or transfer with the watch quick math, > 1,000 TH/s ≈ 0.0007% of total bitcoin network hash rate > estimated ~$7,000/year net BTC rewards (after fees) > ~17% annual yield on a $40K luxury asset > and the watch itself holds or appreciates in value (100 pieces, jacob & co)

@Axel_bitblaze69 They could have sold it for 33 thousand then... What a stupid idea. I'd rather buy Bitcoin and pick up a plastic Casio at a jumble sale on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. Then I could relax and know I'm not down almost an entire BTC, due to some fancy advertising and graphics.

@AndySmith212 @RonSwanonson And a low CAGR (Compounding Annual Growth Rate) USD 3.05% =((71096/61179)^(1/5))-1 GBP 3.96% =((53700/44220)^(1/5))-1 I don't quite see this as bearish, as we are right at a bottom here, but it is something you need to keep in mind when looking at 140% CAGR in the ATH

@RonSwanonson No they are not more BTC propaganda. Trying to spin 30% into something bullish for bitcoin. If you bought bitcoin five years ago, and held you’re up 30% period.

I find it ironic that the same volatility that people try to fade is what makes Bitcoin’s DCA returns so outsized compared to traditional assets 5-year gains in a snap shot is a low IQ assumption of someone who’s been DCAing into Bitcoin They are up… a lot more than you think if you haven’t done the math

@RonSwanonson Nothing wrong with looking at 5y CAGR, and yes it's pitifully low. It's been 4y cycles, So 5y would give you a better idea than starting/stopping at ATH/L Last 2 Bulls have been disappointing to be fair. You have to be in for 12y+ or pump fiat in dca style these days.

@shaguncrypto Nice idea, but impractical until you better loan rates loan interest 6.5% Strc payout 11.5% Gain 5% Even then you'd have to have 20Btc or so to make it worth it, and there is still risk.

Selling your Bitcoin is stupid when $STRC exists 11.25% yield Paid monthly Use BTC as collateral Keep your Bitcoin exposure Most people sell the asset Smart money uses the asset.

((70000 / 52400)^(1 / 5)) - 1 = 5.96%

@jerimican5445 @BluesHarpHelo Even any smart Bitcoiner would have trouble not wanting 11.5% to be fair. As of today they are only getting 5.96% ((70000 / 52400)^(1 / 5)) - 1 = 5.96%

@BluesHarpHelo I buy Bitcoin. In general, STRC is meant for people that are in retirement that want a steady income or just somebody that doesn't understand Bitcoin and wants their fiat savings to compound annually at 11.5%.

What happens when the banks start buying STRC for its 11.5% yield so that they can offer digital money that offers a yield of 8% to their customers, sweep the remaining 3.5% (11.5%-8%) as their commission, so that the banks can compete with Cryptocurrency exchanges that want to offer yield on stablecoins. What if STRC is the answer for banks to agree to the Clarity Act? 🧐 @saylor and @phongle haven't been visiting JPMorgan and the other major banks just to say hi...they are trying to sell sell sell STRC's 11.5% yield and the banks have the most customers that want a yield greater than what their banks currently offer. Few!!

@RonSwanonson Been in Bitcoin since 2014, and people keep telling me to be patient.... hrm, yeeeees been patient quite for some time now, you whipper-snappers. I'd need a walking frame and slippers by 2032

If you can manage to hold 1 BTC until 2032… Hard, but if you can… Then, that 1 BTC is going to grow in value to… 1 BTC 🤯

@covfefe_is Most people spend more time choosing a pair of shoes that choosing what to store their wealth in. Some don't even know to ask such questions to themselves, "Can I store my wealth in another place than fiat?" When you're indoctrinated in a lifestyle that keeps you busy for tax.

You’ll spend forty years of your life earning money. You should consider spending a few hours learning why Bitcoin is better money—a global, neutral protocol that can transfer value to anyone, anywhere, without a middleman.

After using LLM to write a bash script, I think it ran out of revision titles. This is the final final rev 2, that will work, it's the ultimate professional way to use your Arch system that was 3 hours later after discarding 20 poorly written ones with bad logic. Sigh.

@data_slayer What would be great, in videos like this is if OP gave a couple of sentences of macro Explanation: What it is!, Why it's preferable over wifi | Blue | a USB drive, etc A couple of use cases. If you want adoption, you have to at least give a nod to people stumbling on this.

Reticulum over Wi-Fi HaLow (802.11ah) on OpenWRT with batman-adv. Multi-hop mesh. Sub-GHz transport. No internet required. This stack is getting interesting.

@RonSwanonson Getting poorer will continue, until understanding is reached.

It’s so painful listening to people who have never used bitcoin saying it’s “hard to use” You don’t need to use your 12 words for every transaction people That’s just what spiteful morons think who have never taken the 10 minutes to understand it You get your 12 words when you set up your wallet and then you store them safe safely. You would only need to use them if you were recovering your bitcoin on another different wallet because you lost yours or broke it etc The beatings and ratios will continue education improve improves 📕📚