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matt finerbey

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matt finerbey
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Matt McDonagh@McDonaghMatthew

There's been a stealth class war waged against We the People for decades. Wages are stalling. Debt is rising. The dollar is dying. Food quality is dropping but not as fast as birth rates. Calorie access is restricting. Global tensions are tightening. Inflation is hotter than the government will admit, with most of the pain focused on the people who can least afford it. All of it on purpose. All of it undone by Bitcoin. Why are they going after your money? Wealth is the only form of defense we have that can protect our kids, grandkids and (hopefully) everyone they care about from danger. It can even give them opportunity, aka offense. That’s why money matters. It provides protection and the power to make change. This is why money matters to the bad guys, too. Most people think they are simply trying to make money. ...those same people don’t think about how their money loses value every year, constantly. Nor do they think about why their money is becoming worthless, or recognize it's intentional. The elite control the central banking technocrats, the media conglomerates and the governments of the world. They use NGOs and other seemingly charitable vehicles to coordinate globally. They write laws to confine us, enforce them against us, judge us, tax us and print the value of our money away. The plan is simple: the baddies are trying to steal our wealth by creating more money to drive up asset prices (and rents to use assets) in order to funnel progressively more economic energy to themselves. They are using the money printer to create a black hole of inflation in order to drain all our purchasing power to fund their obscene lifestyles. I've been thinking about this problem for close to 15-years. “How do you build wealth faster than central banks are destroying the value of money itself?” I asked myself that question for the first time in 2011 with 3 friends while we worked together to launch a company. It is impossible to get your head around the scale of reckless and entirely unaccountable “credit creation” aka magic money making that happens every day across the world. The elite are doing more than simply keeping themselves warm with the money printer. They are playing offense (getting richer) and defense (making savers and income earners even poorer). Strengthening themselves as they weaken everyone else. Bitcoin ends their class war against the hardworking people and puts power back into our hands. It prevents global security states, forever wars and most forms of corruption, too. No wonder they fear Bitcoin.

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Marc ₿
Marc ₿@marc02200·
What is the one book/podcast/person that changed how you think about money?
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matt finerbey
matt finerbey@nice_to_know_ev·
@ShopBitcoinAus My answer, why would I tell you? You either won’t believe me or will get extremely jealous, no upside for me
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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️
People say Bitcoiners are in it for the gains But full honestly; I would give up every single sat I owned if it meant putting the world on a Bitcoin standard I’d do this even at 42, because even having to start over, the world being on a Bitcoin standard would mean vastly higher quality of life and fairness for all of society Prices fall forever and abundance begins to spread
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matt finerbey
matt finerbey@nice_to_know_ev·
@RonSwanonson Most have no patience… but I agree, telling them to buy without learning what it is you’re buying is just setting them up for failure either if it pumps 40 % or crashes 40, then they’ll shit over the coin for years only to get back in at 500k
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₿itcoin Rachy ⚡️
₿itcoin Rachy ⚡️@BitcoinRachy·
If I offered you 1 Bitcoin to not check the Bitcoin price for an entire year, could you do it? Imagine there’s an AI monitoring you to make sure you can’t cheat.
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Marc ₿
Marc ₿@marc02200·
How do you call someone that can’t stop talking about Bitcoin (me)?
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Oliver L. Velez ⚡️ 1%'er Bitcoiner
Has the bear market fried your mind or something? Since when is buying and holding bitcoin retarded? Borrowing to buy homes and everything g else under the sun is OK, but borrowing to buy Bitcoin is now stupid?! 🤦🏽‍♂️ Retardation can't identify retardation. There are bigger enemies to point your retardation to.
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Brennan
Brennan@Brennan_BTC22·
Are more people realizing Saylor is retarded yet? Are more people realizing that Saylor is a net negative to Bitcoin yet? Are more people realizing “Digital Credit” is the worst path forward for Bitcoin? If not, the future will be very painful for you. Bitcoiners fell asleep at the wheel and left a fox guarding the hen house.
Michael Saylor@saylor

Bitcoin has won. Global consensus is that $BTC is digital capital. The four-year cycle is dead. Price is now driven by capital flows. Bank and digital credit will determine Bitcoin’s growth trajectory. The biggest risk is bad ideas driving iatrogenic protocol changes.

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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️
“Yeah, but how high can Bitcoin really go?” ——— Bitcoin’s fiat “top” will be when you cannot exchange fiat for Bitcoin You will need to produce some kind of value to someone else to receive Bitcoin once it is the money There will be no “buying” Bitcoin in the future ——— That’s how high Bitcoin will go
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Jesse Tevelow
Jesse Tevelow@jtevelow·
You won’t take the time to understand this. You’ll keep being scared of FUD and keep worrying about the price as the infrastructure strengthens. You’ll keep whining that Bitcoiners got lucky.
TFTC@TFTC21

Tadge Dryja, the co-inventor of the Lightning Network, just dropped an update on Utreexo, one of the most underappreciated scaling projects in bitcoin. The problem is straightforward. Every bitcoin node that wants to validate transactions has to store the entire UTXO set, every unspent output on the network. Right now that's 11GB and growing. As more transactions hit the chain, as inscriptions and other data-heavy outputs pile up, every node operator has to store all of it. The UTXO set doesn't get pruned like old blocks can. It just grows. Utreexo eliminates the entire UTXO set from your node. Instead of storing 11GB of data, a Utreexo node stores less than 1KB of hashes and still fully verifies every transaction. It's not a light client. It's not trusting anyone else. It's full validation with radically less storage. The tradeoff has always been bandwidth. Utreexo nodes need to download extra proof data to verify transactions without storing the full set. Until recently, syncing the blockchain with Utreexo took 2-3x the data download of a normal node, pushing into terabytes. That problem is now being solved, new aggregator techniques from SwiftSync have eliminated the extra download overhead. The implementation is still being finalized, but the hard part appears to be behind them. Two things worth noting: First, Utreexo is quantum safe. The accumulator and aggregator are built entirely on hash functions, not elliptic curve cryptography. Whatever quantum computing does to bitcoin's signature scheme, it won't touch Utreexo. At a time when the quantum conversation is heating up, that's a meaningful design advantage. Second, Utreexo directly addresses the tension around "spam" on bitcoin. Inscriptions, BRC-20 tokens, and other data-heavy outputs bloat the UTXO set that every node has to carry. Pruning helps with old block data but doesn't touch the UTXO set. Utreexo makes the entire debate irrelevant, if your node doesn't store the UTXO set at all, the size of it doesn't matter. New releases are out for both utreexod (BTCD-based) and Floresta (rust-based, built with rust-bitcoin). Both are in testing mode, not ready for real funds yet, but ready for developers and node operators to try. This is the kind of quiet, foundational work that actually scales bitcoin at L1. No token. No VC round. No press tour. Just better engineering.

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matt finerbey
matt finerbey@nice_to_know_ev·
@RonSwanonson You would NOT have to consent you mean… how long until the masses wake up to this?
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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️
Properly stored Bitcoin is the only true asset that cannot be repossessed With Bitcoin in cold storage, you would have to consent to anyone, even the government, moving your bitcoin They could even throw you in jail, and even then they would NEVER get the Bitcoin unless you allowed it A gift that will empower mankind in ways we’ve never seen before
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Jesse Tevelow
Jesse Tevelow@jtevelow·
Why are so many people unable to see the trajectory of Bitcoin’s inevitable adoption? Do I have a special talent, or is everyone else just stupid? You’re whining about fake quantum risk. It’s a simple upgrade. Zero issue for the protocol. Meanwhile, @Square is making Bitcoin transactions seamless across millions of merchants. No more credit card fees. No middlemen. It costs $80 to fill up my gas tank. We are at war. The Clarity Act isn’t clear. Saylor is stacking. @Strategy is challenging the Mag 7. You’re worried about NGU, when every signal points to Bitcoin solving every problem on the planet. The number you’re complaining about is obviously lower than it should be. And yet, you’re jumping ship. Stop being an idiot and stack Bitcoin. Harder.
River@River

Square just omega-candled the merchant bitcoin adoption chart.

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₿itcoin Rachy ⚡️
₿itcoin Rachy ⚡️@BitcoinRachy·
I’m trying to retire in 5 years, how much BTC do I need to stack to achieve my goal?
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matt finerbey
matt finerbey@nice_to_know_ev·
@InvestingAddict 🧐point proven bro, it’s okay! We’re all learning every day. Saying Bitcoin can’t succeed without the S&P… buncha noise. Bitcoin is sound money end of story. We appreciate that you love Bitcoin, we do. But dig more enlighten yourself deeply.
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Investing Addict
Investing Addict@InvestingAddict·
Here is why I would never go 100% into Bitcoin: First, I love Bitcoin. I own a lot of it. Second, if you are 100% Bitcoin I respect your conviction. This post is about me. Do I think Bitcoin will be successful? Yes. Does anyone know for sure? Absolutely not. Can the S&P 500 succeed without Bitcoin? Yes. Can Bitcoin succeed without the S&P 500? No because the world would be over. If Bitcoin succeeds I will be extremely well off because I own it and continue to buy it. If Bitcoin fails I will still be extremely well off because I invest in the S&P 500 continuously. It doesn’t need to be all or nothing. The risk reward isn’t there for me. Nobody truly knows anything 100% That is just my personal view.
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matt finerbey
matt finerbey@nice_to_know_ev·
@RonSwanonson It’s the first thing I ask them when they wanna start lecturing me, this is the test if they’re worth my time and they’re serious about learning
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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️
The difficulty adjustment is one of the most amazing features of Bitcoin’s entire protocol If you don’t understand how it works, then you are selling yourself short on being extremely bullish on Bitcoin forever
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