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Your Lisbon Guide

@yourlisbonguide

Your Lisbon Guide, Mary, Brit in Portugal, Personal Private Tour Designer & Excursion Guru. Inside track to the best ever trips, port calls & everything Lisbon.

Lisbon, Portugal Katılım Temmuz 2009
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BTC Sessions 😎
BTC Sessions 😎@BTCsessions·
@yourlisbonguide August 1st we're going to launch with a ton of videos in the first week or two. After that there will be 2 tutorials per week!
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BTC Sessions 😎
BTC Sessions 😎@BTCsessions·
SOVEREIGN SESSIONS LAUNCHES AUGUST 1ST If you want high signal practical education on the latest in freedom tech - Bitcoin, AI, Private Communications, Self Hosted Data... Subscribe here, and join me on my next adventure. @SovereignSessions?sub_confirmation=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@SovereignSess
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BITPOST P2P
BITPOST P2P@bitpostP2P·
🔥 It’s official, the WAITLIST is now open!🔥 Sign Up: BITPOST.SHOP 🎞️The full company presentation video is now available, where we explain how the platform works and what we’re building. 💪Those who join before the launch will gain access to exclusive early-user benefits: 🎟 Draws for multiple lifetime subscriptions, with discounted fees. ⭐️ Higher initial reputation 💱 0-fee trading for a limited time 🔼When the platform goes live, benefits will be automatically assigned to users who sign up with the same email used for the waitlist. 🔥 This isn’t just a project: it can change the way Bitcoin is traded and used globally. ________________________________________ Follow us on Telegram: 🔸BitpostP2P – 🌎Official 👉 t.me/bitpostP2P_Off… 🔸BitpostP2P – 🇮🇹Italy 👉t.me/bitpostp2p_ita…
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PERMISSIONLESS Podcast
PERMISSIONLESS Podcast@pmissionless·
🎙 "The more you give government power, the more they're gonna abuse it." Watching Bitcoiners line up to applaud politicians at the Bitcoin Conference was surreal. The whole point of Bitcoin was sovereignty. An exit. Money the state couldn't touch. Now the loudest voices in the space are LOBBYING the regulators they used to mock for permission to operate.
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Your Lisbon Guide
Your Lisbon Guide@yourlisbonguide·
@Coinkite Make your way to Portugal. Or, have you tried Angola, in Africa? Nothing there yet! One million Kwanzas is worth one euro. LOL
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Coinkite@Coinkite·
C-22 will cost Canada good manufacturing job, ours included. We’re already working on leaving-this bill just accelerates the timeline You can’t build privacy hardware in a country that mandates surveillance backdoors #BillC22 is tyranny dressed up as public safety Elbows up 🇨🇦
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Joe Nakamoto ⚡️
Joe Nakamoto ⚡️@JoeNakamoto·
Today im MC at the FREE energy summit in Lisbon 🎤 🇵🇹 Had a few jaw dropping moments so far Bitcoin mining is *FINALLY* coming to Europe in a large way You don’t have enough bitcoin, anon
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Lightning News
Lightning News@LightningNewsX·
NEW: 🇮🇹 Paying for BEER with Bitcoin in Sicily, Italy 👀
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₿ Didi Taihuttu ₿ ALLIN💥
Sovereign wealth funds buying #Bitcoin at $80K. Winklevoss twins stacking $100M. Retail scrolling Twitter waiting for the dip. They're not waiting for the perfect entry. They're stacking because the time horizon is decades. The dip you're waiting for might never come. Comment SYSTEM and I will send you what we do since 2016.
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PERMISSIONLESS Podcast
PERMISSIONLESS Podcast@pmissionless·
🎙 "My wife is my family now. We need to live in a healthy environment." Why did we renounce our US citizenships? School shootings, endless wars, and somehow LEAVING is the controversial part. You don't owe a country your family's safety just because you were born there.
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isa⚡️@isabellasg3·
Let’s talk chemtrails. You know those white lines in the sky? Well yeah, those lines are chemicals sprayed by governments for nefarious purposes.
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🇦🇺Luke Mikic- The 9-5 Escape Artist🇵🇪
While banks lobby to stop Bitcoin, Jack Dorsey just quietly onboarded 1,000,000 merchants to accept it!!! 👀 Is Bitcoin already the money of the REAL economy?!!! ⚡
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BTC Sessions 😎
BTC Sessions 😎@BTCsessions·
Ten years ago it took months just to get 100 subscribers. Sovereign Sessions just passed 1000 in six days. If you want a channel that strictly focuses on freedom tech tutorials (Bitcoin, AI, Privacy, Sovereign Computing), sub here! Launches Aug 1st! @SovereignSessions?sub_confirmation=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@SovereignSess
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Cory 🦢 Real Bitcoin @ Swan.com
Quantum Fear-Mongering and The Infinite Perils Trap Alex Thorn @intangiblecoins had a strong post on quantum and Bitcoin coming out of the Vegas discussions this week. I agree with most of it, and I think there’s a broader risk framework that explains why the emerging middle ground is the right one. The quantum debate keeps skipping the most important question. Not “is quantum a risk?” Of course it is. The question is what kind of risk it is. That distinction matters because of a fallacy that shows up in almost every tail-risk debate: The Infinite Perils Trap. If a risk sounds catastrophic enough, people start treating any non-zero probability as justification for emergency intervention. That sounds serious. It is often just sloppy. There are infinite potential perils. Quantum. AI. Asteroids. Engineered pandemics. State attacks. Supply chain attacks. Unknown unknowns. You cannot spend 50% of the attention budget on each one. At some point “prudence” becomes resource exhaustion. This is where Nassim Taleb’s systemic-risk filter is useful. The irony is that Taleb is often invoked to justify maximal precaution, but his framework also tells you when NOT to go all-in. The risks that justify extreme precaution are not merely the ones that sound scary. They are the ones that are connected and scalable. Connected means the threat spreads through the system. Scalable means a small failure can cascade into ruin for everyone. Pandemics qualify. Banking contagion qualifies. Highly levered financial systems qualify. A car crash does not. A restaurant failure does not. An airline bankruptcy usually does not. Different risk category, different response. Now apply that to quantum and Bitcoin. Quantum is not systemic. It is idiosyncratic. It fails on scalability. The attack surface is address-by-address. There is no magic “break Bitcoin” button. Cracking one exposed public key does not mechanically crack the next one. It does not trigger a cascade across the UTXO set. The attacker has to do the work for every address he wants to attack. Satoshi’s coins are the cleanest example. People talk about them as if they are one giant honeypot. They are not. They are spread across roughly 22,000 separate P2PK addresses, usually 50 BTC each. A long-range attack would have to go address by address. That is a very different risk profile from “one person can take Satoshi’s million coins.” Quantum also fails on connectivity. A successful crack of an old, long-cold address does not infect other addresses. It does not corrupt consensus. It does not rewrite the ledger. It does not change the 21 million cap. It does not cause other private keys to fall like dominos. The attacker gets access to specific vulnerable coins. That may be painful. It may be ugly. It may cause a violent repricing. But painful is not the same as systemic. This is also why the “giant honeypot” framing needs precision. The real concentrated targets are exchanges, ETFs, custodians, and other active entities. ETF holders themselves cannot rotate addresses, but the custodians controlling the actual coins can. Same with exchanges. Same with large active treasury holders. If the threat becomes real enough, those entities can move to post-quantum addresses. Satoshi’s coins are different because they are dormant. But even there, the risk is far more distributed than the panic narrative suggests. Roughly 22,000 addresses, not one vault. And this is where the fallacy matters. Once you misclassify an idiosyncratic risk as systemic, you start justifying interventions that create real systemic risk. Freeze Satoshi’s coins. Invalidate old addresses. Rush immature cryptography into consensus. Force a panic fork. Create gridlock around every other upgrade. Turn every theoretical threat into a political emergency. That is where the systemic risk actually lives. The intervention scales. The intervention connects. The intervention changes the property-rights model. Bitcoin can survive old coins moving. It cannot survive the normalization of “these coins make us nervous, therefore we can touch them.” That precedent would propagate everywhere. Lost coins. Dormant coins. Sanctioned coins. Coins from old hacks. Coins held by unpopular people. Coins held by political enemies. Coins that some future coalition decides are dangerous. That is connectivity. That is scalability. That is systemic. The cure becomes the contagion. This is why “don’t touch Satoshi’s coins” is not sentimental. It is the rigorous answer. Property rights are not downstream of convenience. They are the product. Bitcoin does not promise that every old cryptographic choice will remain optimal forever. It promises that valid coins remain valid coins, and that nobody gets to rewrite the rules because a future committee got scared. The market absorption point is secondary, but still important. Even in a nightmare scenario where very old coins moved, that is a market event, not a protocol death. Data from @Checkmatey and others shows Bitcoin absorbing 1M+ BTC of movement since October 2025 alone. A massive supply shock would hurt. It would not require us to violate property rights to survive. That is the point. None of this means “ignore quantum.” It means classify the threat properly. Working on post-quantum cryptography, testing schemes, compressing signatures, debating implementation paths, funding serious work, and having credible options on the shelf are all good things. The middle ground seems basically right: Do the work. Prepare contingencies to have on the shelf if needed. Do not rush the protocol. Do not touch Satoshi’s coins. Quantum is worth working on even if it remains a low-probability tail risk. But a low-probability tail risk is not a license to break Bitcoin’s deepest norms. That is the Infinite Perils Trap. If every scary non-zero risk becomes a protocol emergency, Bitcoin stops being conservative money and becomes a committee-managed anxiety machine. The right response is not complacency, it is proportionality. Quantum is a real research problem, but it is not a reason to freeze coins. Prepare seriously. Move slowly. Preserve the rules. Leave Satoshi’s coins alone.
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