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If you are new to Bitcoin and just trying to understand it, one good place to start is by reading or listening to this Book by Lawrence Lepard. My 2 Cents (Sats). #Bitcoin

@KITKAT genius level marketing.

Regarding recent press coverage

Used the transgender bathroom yesterday. Had to take a she/it.

@TheBitcoinConf 58k is going to be a tough level to break.

What do you call this pattern?

@samtripoli Why is this surprising to you?

Are you fucking serious?

@darkside2030 @Puncher522 The opposite of force majeure is capitulation to BTC.

Bank that is functionally insolvent wants to borrow your money to buy the real thing and give you an IOU in return.

@1914ad “Pray and talk to god instead of feeling that you must go to church to be with him” vibes.

Normalize buying Bitcoin instead of tickets to The “Bitcoin” Conference.

@TFTC21 This. Is what Bitcoin was made for.

The World Uncertainty Index just hit 105,000, the highest level in recorded history. Higher than Covid. Higher than 9/11. Higher than the Iraq War and the Global Financial Crisis combined.

Imagine a world where hard work is rewarded, truth and justice prevail in courtrooms, the government doesn’t steal your labor by debasing the currency, bureaucrats aren’t captured by corporations, and our taxes go toward critical infrastructure instead of wars overseas.

@ShaykhSulaiman Middle East on the verge of becoming a parking lot…

@TheBTCTherapist I’ve always wondered who’s funding this guy.

Peter Schiff: “Eventually I think Strategy goes out of business, I think they’ll be forced to liquidate all their Bitcoin — they’re gonna crash, the whole thing is going to implode.”

@Breedlove22 Gratitude grounds you in the moment. It pulls you out of the future and the past.

I lost my mother a year and a half ago and grief taught me something I wasn't expecting. Here's the Stoic technique that turned it into gratitude (from Letting Go by David R. Hawkins): All grief comes from attachment combined with the refusal to accept that everything is temporary. The more you depend on external things and people to feel whole, the more vulnerable you become to losing them. The Stoics had a practice for this called negative visualization (the primary other name for the Stoic practice of negative visualization is ''premeditatio malorum'', a Latin phrase translating to "the premeditation of evils" or "pre-studying a bad future") In any moment, hugging someone you love or drinking a glass of water, imagine this is the last time you ever do it (the goal is to wake up to what you already have before it’s gone). Because there will be a last time and it won't announce itself. I lost my mother a year and a half ago. There was a moment where I hugged her for the final time without knowing it. Sitting with that reality is one of the most powerful ways to activate genuine gratitude – gratitude that clears the mental clutter and puts you in a state where you can actually move forward. The book draws a line between the smaller self and the higher self: The ego is the illusion of separateness. Although this illusion can be useful at times, it distorts the underlying reality that everything is interconnected. Marcus Aurelius believed we are hardwired for service and connection & that living in that truth is where real fulfillment comes from. Here's the paradox that changed how I show up in relationships: Chasing love makes it harder to find. Your vibe attracts your tribe. I used to highlight my strengths, hide my weaknesses, and perform but it never worked. When I committed to showing up in radical truth I stopped dating entirely for over 2.5 years and met my wife 8 to 9 months after I started again – we built something real from the very first conversation. The energy you put into yourself is what gets reflected back to you by the world. The choice to live from love shapes everything – your relationships, your character, and the legacy you leave behind. I love you, mom. Thanks for all the wisdom you shared with me that I was too naive to understand. You gave me many lessons that continue to unfold even unto this day. Thank you for giving me a love for wisdom, and an ambition to learn to love wisely.

@primetateHQ @Cobratate They aren’t ready for this conversation.

Andrew Tate says the official story of WW2 might not be true and that Hitler perhaps wasn't even the bad guy. 😳 "If they use WW2 to subvert white nationalism to the point of extinction, wouldn't it be truly treasonous if the story of WW2 wasn't even true?"

@RockyAtotheK @alanknit @ShaykhSulaiman

OMG this was too funny. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Cloud1a7 A work of art.

The perfect Biden video doesn’t even exi… 💀😭

Bitcoin is inevitable because every fiat monetary system before us has inevitably failed due to corruption, inflation, and loss of trust.

@1914ad Federal and state income tax, cap gains tax, estate inheritance tax, state income tax, property tax, sales tax, vehicle property tax. Oh and by the way they print the money into infinity.. and who also pays for that? Time for people to wake up.

Money printing transfers wealth from the people to the state without a law or the decency of a thank you.

Most people are not ready to hear this

@Puncher522 Fake it til you.. might not make it

I have a few questions 🤚

@Leishman @BitPaine @River And that truth will flow more and more to where it belongs.. @River

If Coinbase had never gone down the altcoin/gambling path I never would have started @River. I can promise you this: we will never push gambling products on you or the people you care about. We're bringing Bitcoin Banking to your pocket, while Coinbase is bringing a casino.