JohnnyKast

In a world of infinite abundance, perfect scarcity will be everything

@Gubloinvestor Especially with gas > $2

If you have basic bargaining skills and car in CANADA. You can make tons of money buying and selling things from marketplaces.

@aiouy @koBeagYei @shakepay I need a btc account for LN payments without the email confirmation And then another one with better security (time lock, 2 of 3, etc)

@koBeagYei @shakepay yep, we're working on this would you want multiple btc accounts too?

if your primary financial account is with @shakepay, what can we do to make it better? if it's not yet on sp, what's missing?

Satoshi Nakamoto listed their birthday as April 5, 1975 If you are wondering what animated them to create Bitcoin: April 5 = FDR signed order 6102 making it illegal for Americans to own gold 1975 = Americans could legally own gold again It’s all about about financial freedom.

@Gubloinvestor Good luck with the inflation, that $3M won't get you nearly as far as today

Investing $3000 a month in $QQQ with annual CAGR of only 12% is $3M in end of 20 years. If you are 25 years old, You can retire at age of 45 by doing it.

@TallNupinks @tatumturnup We'll see 🤷

@johnny_kast @tatumturnup I hope not, it’s not available in Australia!

This is gonna be so funny when the faucet is for like 100 sats and you get rate limited

@Pledditor We're still early

The bitcoin maximalists were right. It's not an opinion, it's a fact. It's a tested, observable, empirical, quantifiable market reality of the last 15 years. And I think it's time journalists, academia, etc... start acknowledging this reality when writing about bitcoin.

@Mechanic6789 Thanks BNB sherlock

Jack Dorsey is "bringing back the Bitcoin faucet" But here's what they're not telling you: 2010 faucet: Anyone with a BTC address could claim 2026 faucet: No Cash App = No claim Cash App is US/UK only. So 95% of the world is excluded. This isn't a faucet. It's a marketing campaign. btc.day

You can't want what you don't understand

@tatumturnup Probably variable rewards, win up to 1 btc or something

@tatumturnup And you need a cash app acct

@Veritas4477 @ac_bitmugs Comparing any speech to the great Antonopoulos is nothing short of a compliment

@johnny_kast @ac_bitmugs Perhaps you gave a speech about bitcoin at college while a student? I think it's amazing that Alexander did so. Let's encourage our young ppl along their path of growth & exploration.

Gave a speech about bitcoin at my college last night!

@dotkrueger @grok Did they build their crypto offering in house or did they partner with someone?

Sofi is the first bank to truly offer Bitcoin integration. I tested it. Created an account in 3 minutes. With a few more clicks created a “crypto account”. Transferred in 200 bucks worth of Bitcoin. Experience was painless. This is the future for all banks.

@Nasdad_TO Give me both with a 12-hour Montreal - Vancouver ride

Canadians who want high-speed rail don’t care whether it’s built in Eastern Canada or Western Canada. We just want great things built in this country again. 🇨🇦

@MrManXRP So many businesses can benefit from better payments rails That's about it lol

🇨🇦Canada’s stablecoin framework is now in plain sight and up for discussion.

@EricRStPierre Yes only if there's no string attached and i can still live in Canada and keep my Canadian citizenship. Just for the optionality

Question of the day: As a Canadian, if you were granted free citizenship to the USA, would you take it?

@Airbtconline Low rates on btc backed loans, but considering the potential tax implications it might not be worth it

Give me one good reason to wrap bitcoin?

@jack @BitcoinatBlock Everyday is btc day

@JacobRobinsonJD Yet regulators won't let CEX integrate with DeFi

The Bank of Canada 🇨🇦 just published a 32-page report on DeFi lending. It found Canadian banks average a 0.65% non-performing loan rate. Aave is 0%. Canadian banks average a 1.69% net interest margin. Aave is 0.64%. Canadian banks average a 74.2% loan to deposit ratio. Aave is 40%.

In 2005 I built Fon on a simple idea: millions of WiFi routers sit idle most of the day. Share that spare capacity and you build a global network without laying a single cable. Millions of homes joined. Telcos partnered. No infrastructure needed. Now Jack Dorsey’s Block just launched mesh-llm. Same idea, applied to AI. Pool your idle GPU and suddenly a group of people with modest machines can run large open models that none of them could run alone. Models split automatically across nodes. No cloud provider, no API fees, no one controls your data. The timing matters. Google DeepMind released Gemma 4 today under Apache 2.0. A 31B model that competes with much larger closed models. A 26B MoE variant that only activates 3.8B parameters at inference. Edge models that run on a phone. All free to download, free to use commercially, no restrictions. Combine mesh-llm with Gemma 4 and you get the Fon of AI. Distributed compute running frontier open models. No central server. No per-query cost. Total privacy. The intelligence stays with the people who pool the hardware. Twenty years ago the scarce resource was connectivity. Today it is compute. The solution is the same: share what you have, access what you need.