@nprofile1q...

This is what you were looking for for the farmer's marker question. If you wanna relay to the person who asked. https://www.bitcoinmerchantcommunity.org/

It went widespread when Square (Block's POS) started accepting Bitcoin, but it is a separate group. They do have materials about Square for merchants though.

Using censored platforms.

Far better to talk about people who got brutally krilled.

Or mortared. Third degree mortar is one of the secrets of freemasonry...

Always wear the goggles and gloves

Without all authorized apparel we're boned

Must have been seen on a sign in a chemlab...

@nprofile1q... I'm glad you didn't pursue an English major with a concentration on poetry.

@nprofile1q... maybe check your Bird of Prey's cloaking system; I think some bankers may have noticed...

https://cryptoslate.com/bitcoin-could-be-your-only-liferaft-as-bank-of-england-experts-brace-for-alien-disclosure-chaos/

I was gonna say skins but we probably had head rests before tool use, and thus, hunting.

For what it's worth the SSS helps more with IBD but for most of a node's life I don't see the reason to pay up for SSD anyway.

Guess my node is staying on. 2TB HDD for awhile then.

You might want to have your left leg checked out.

Stablecoins may buy treasuries, but they don't do it with newly issued money.

They're gonna figure out a way to play along because stablecoins can bring international demand for treasuries banks are obligated to buy that nobody really wants.

But doing that DOMESTICALLY isn't exactly something banks want.

And there is a point at which not enough banks to keep a bid under treasuries tanks the treasuries stablecoins hold, too.

They're just figuring out where the symbiosis lies.

Not sure why Bitcoiners should care aside from the impacts on overall liquidity. Just two different sellers of fiat IOU's.

Its a shitcoin. The one most memecoins are issued on.