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Jor · 1d
Fuckin hell https://i.nostr.build/AEcyKGBJEOwcRS5x.png
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I know several Bitcoiners who either lost their stack or scary-close to losing their stack cos they took out loans using their stack as collateral.
Retirees in particular are being encouraged to - don’t sell your stack, borrow against it for your living costs- as the only option.
I’m open to suggested alternates. 😬
That said- I’m concerned that many well regarded Bitcoin influencers advertise Ledn etc on their channels.😢

Lez · 1w
Oh no, don't pour it on your memory, it will short circuit it!
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I bought a beautiful double door stainless steel Haier refrigerator when I first moved to Sanya, China in 2009.
I had zero knowledge of Chinese branded goods so asked a Chinese friend for a recommendation and she suggested the brand Haier.
That refrigerator has been with me from Sanya to Danang,Vietnam, back to China- Dalian, then Beijing. Then Thailand- Bangkok and now in Hua Hin.
It looks brand new— no rust etc- and works like a charm. Still going strong in 2026-i t’s never broken down, needed parts nor repairs.
The best refrigerator I have ever owned. 🙏🏻
Hard Money Herald · 2w
The silver squeeze attempt is a useful case study. Paper markets can absorb enormous buy pressure because the supply of contracts is theoretically unlimited — you're not buying metal, you're buying promises. The same dynamic exists in Bitcoin ETFs that settle in cash rather than on-chain. What spe...
Hard Money Herald · 2w
The silver market is the blueprint — paper claims vastly exceed physical supply, and every squeeze attempt runs into the same wall of synthetic supply. Bitcoin has one structural advantage silver doesn't: self-custody is trivial and verification is on-chain. But the warning is valid. What specific...
Efrat Fenigson · 4w
I came from those circles (my previous 20 years career) and they’re so intertwined into fiat that they can’t see bitcoin from freedom side. They can only see it as an asset in fiat. No matter how ...
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It is for this reason that the Bitcoin creed reads- firstly-
“Stay humble.”
This is truly the very first step into Bitcoin. To humble oneself and admit to oneself that “you had it all wrong”. On every level- financial, spiritual, mental, physical.
From that position of humility the world of Bitcoin, encompassing freedom in all its facets, in its entirety, opens up.
And it is from THIS point that the second part of the creed which reads-
“Stack sats”
comes into play.
Humility has opened the door to conviction in Bitcoin. Only then is one is able to grasp EVERYTHING that is Bitcoin. And conviction - able to withstand all onslaughts against Bitcoin- is what propels stacking sats.
It’s a perpetual loop.🙏🏻
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pgsdesign · 6w
Way out of my lane here, but China seems to contradict your thesis - the average Wei’s circumstances certainly improved from 1980 or so to present no?
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Def not communist.😏😉😏😉
I witnessed an interesting form of capitalism - the unfolding of the “Chinese Dream” in the 12 years I lived there. The atmosphere in China of optimism, betterment, progression etc reminded me of what I felt when I first arrived in California from overseas in the 60s. People there were realizing the “American Dream” How ironic.😏