If anyone is hiring, or know anyone else who is hiring, I could really use the opportunity for work.

Seriously.

I know something good will come my way, so I'm just putting this here in case that good thing comes through this.

A little about me:
- Many years of experience in customer service & community management
- Bitcoiner since 2015
- Bitcoin educator since 2018
- Bitcoin meetup organizer since 2021
- Worked for Bitcoin businesses since 2022
-Building a bitcoin circular economy since 2025

The competition of different kinds of money is a zero-sum game, where the winner takes all.

Eventually, everything will be valued in bitcoin/sats.

Future invention ms and developments will push its price higher, or the price of everything else lower.

So Bitcoin's true price is:

∞/21 million

Happy Bitcoin Infinity Day! 🎉

The perfect Bitcoin educational app doesn't exi–
https://youtu.be/_wAuKnFRriE
https://satsman.com?ref=geekigai
@Satsman

If you want to fix Bitcoin, or fix the culture in Bitcoin, without first fixing yourself, you're going to have a bad time.

Here's a great place to start:
"The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom," by Don Miguel Ruiz.
https://youtu.be/T0q16hTGeak

Great job, humanity.

We had 1 chance—just 1—to make decentralized energy money, and we blew it.

Our choices are: try to make a large, once-decentralized system decentralized again, or try to make a small, never-decentralized system decentralized.

My hopes aren't high for either.

Because people are people, getting something free of centralized control is extremely difficult, and maybe even impossible.

And because people are people, the moment a new crypto or Bitcoin fork appears, people jump on it and take control of it faster than you can say "shitcoin".

In 2009, Bitcoin was the only possible exception to this, since it was largely unheard of, Satoshi’s identity was unknown, and he later disappeared, never using his coins.

It's impossible to replicate that situation today. Now the cat is out of the bag, and the world is watching.

That's the real reason why even the best-intentioned altcoins and Bitcoin forks are guaranteed to fail: human nature gets in the way.

Bitcoin was able to fly under human nature's radar for a few years, but eventually even Bitcoin was captured.

What hope would a Bitcoin fork have?

Don't get me wrong: I was for BIP110, and I really, 𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘺 wish that "firing the miners" and simply switching to a new hashing algorithm could work.

If it somehow does, then I will literally cry tears of joy. I mean, this is my descendants' futures we're talking about!

The alternative to hard forking is to stay on "legacy" Bitcoin, work to make its mining decentralized again, and educate the shitcoiners using it about sound money and its importance.

It's the opposite of a quick fix, but at least its likelihood of success is slightly above 0%.

"But it's not about likelihoods," you might say, "it's about doing what's right."

I get that, and I agree. That's why I ran BIP110.

But IMO, fighting for decentralization on a large chain or on a small chain are equally good, so I'm left with considering likelihoods of success.

I genuinely hope and pray that Luke and those following him will manage to protect their small network from those who would take advantage of it, while also protecting it from their own natures and incentives.

But if they can, it would be the first time for that to happen ... ever.

I was wrong about the miners' incentives when it came to flipping the bit or not, so maybe I'm wrong again.

God, please prove me wrong. 🙏

In the meantime, I'll keep doing what I can to make things better, where there seems to still be even the slightest chance of success.