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@dylanleclair Dont forget to check our Pizzeria Marino, will ruin all future pizzas for you 😂

Greetings from Tokyo 🇯🇵

@cobo2bofb Love this! Would it be possible to add a dial to adjust the retirement age?

At what age could I retire with x amount of #Bitcoin? This question is repeated over and over again on Bitcoin TW, and that is why, I had the idea of creating a calculator to make this simulation possible. 🧵👇

@discretelog @willcole Excellent to leverage for more BTC

@willcole The ETF for ETH will be approved for sure to continue the scam. It’s naive to not think that this skillful scam was not backed from the beginning by big money 💰

#Bitcoin at $72k is exciting, but don't lose sight of the fact that Ethereum still has over 60% of it's outstanding coins as part of an insider pre-mine, has no discernible or credible monetary policy, has reversed it's ledger to protect insiders, and doubled down on centralization moving to proof of stake. Their greed would make world central bankers blush. These shitcoiners will continue to try and lump themselves in with bitcoin when convenient (the affinity scam), and because they are completely centralized, can - and do - lobby governments to to attack bitcoin.

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Israel's indiscriminate bombing is hitting hospitals, refugee camps, and killing thousands of innocent people. It must stop now.

@elonmusk How about sending some Starlink satellites to Gaza?

@NBCNews Shame on you NBC.

Israel cut off food, fuel, water and electricity to Gaza. Is that a war crime? While blockades are legal, the nation imposing them must take into consideration the effect on the civilian population, an expert says. nbcnews.to/404Rwv7

A more than century-old series of conventions and treaties are designed to protect civilians from war crimes. Here’s how the “laws of war” apply to Hamas and the Israeli military: nbcnews.com/news/investiga…

If I could give one advice to my younger self, it'd be this: Stop worrying so much about what others think. They don't do it often.

Bitcoin. It's an exit from the traditional financial system, not a means to integrate with it.

At some point, you have to realize that some people can stay in your heart but not in your life. And that's okay.

The human mind is a strange thing. Capable of the most remarkable feats, but also capable of tragic self-sabotage. Remember to pause and reflect on your own patterns, your own tendencies. Are you nurturing or destroying yourself?

The most successful people I know: 1. Read and learn constantly 2. Exercise regularly 3. Have a growth mindset 4. Build deep relationships 5. Prioritize sleep 6. Have high EQs 7. Are good at time management What are some traits you believe successful people possess?

The best books on personal finance are not about personal finance. They're about behavior. The only thing you need to know about money is how to control your behavior around it.

The real power of Bitcoin is not just that it can't be confiscated. It's that it gives us all the ability to opt out from a system that has been rigged against us.

The person who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The person who walks alone is likely to find themselves in places no one has ever seen before.

The ability to think critically is one of the most powerful tools you can possess. It allows you to make informed decisions, solve problems effectively and avoid manipulation. Sharpen this tool every day.

The internet was created to share information. Then came social media to share experiences. Now with blockchain, we are able to share value.

Bitcoin is a tool for peace. It allows us to opt-out of the fiat system that fuels wars and corruption. Remember, war is expensive and if you can't inflate money, you can't fund wars.

Money doesn't change people, it unmasks them. The same way power doesn't corrupt, it exposes one's true character.

Love yourself enough to prioritize your health. Your body deserves to be nourished and cared for, it's the only one you've got.

The paradox of productivity: We live in an era where we have more tools, apps, and resources to help us be productive, yet we're constantly overwhelmed and struggling to find balance. Are we actually getting more done or just creating new ways to procrastinate?