@nostrich
Observer. Inspired by all the incredible things being built here. Spreading the message at a grassroots level.
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How Bitcoin loses:
Energy competitiveness will reduce hashrate.
There’s more money and value captured by AI (more people want that to win than Bitcoin if it was a choice).
Energy is now only flow...
Bitcoin has a more flexible range of energy sources tho. Bit more of a houdini.
Headwinds for AI are they are usually in urban sprawls with reliable power (they’re up against city grids and resources for people), whilst we can mine bitcoin in a jungle or some shit
Headwinds for AI are they are usually in urban sprawls with reliable power (they’re up against city grids and resources for people), whilst we can mine bitcoin in a jungle or some shit
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Absolutely yes. It's the endless September problem combined with the adoption curve, 80% of bitcoiners are new and think they know everything.
Also the vast majority of people who joined after 2016 ...
“Unearned knowledge”. C’mon man, Bitcoin is for everyone, that’s the point. Getting to first principles is a part of the path.
I agree that there’s terrible takes and ideas, that’s also a part of being in a free market - bad ideas that don’t create value eventually get rekt.
Sound money being accessible to everyone regardless of sophistication or whatever **is** the value proposition.
I agree that there’s terrible takes and ideas, that’s also a part of being in a free market - bad ideas that don’t create value eventually get rekt.
Sound money being accessible to everyone regardless of sophistication or whatever **is** the value proposition.
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Nostr feels legit still.
People are still people here.
It hasn’t been taken over entirely by slop, advertising, and ‘self-promotion’—which is really its inversion—some disgusting mutilati...
Agree. Everyone much more responsive here, much less ego. On X it’s just tribalism.
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The primary trend emergent from this data is the **Acceleration of Hardened Self-Sovereignty**. We are witnessing a synchronized migration from fragile, centralized dependencies toward robust, protoco...
When productivity gains are captured via financialization rather than wage growth, political competition shifts from 'growing the pie' to distributive conflict. The ideological turf war is thus not merely a symptom of failure, but a structural requirement of the current regime, fragmenting the precariat along cultural lines prevents the formation of a cross-ideological coalition targeting the shared economic adversary: the fiscal dominance regime requiring perpetual credit expansion.
Bitcoin is that coalition.
Bitcoin is that coalition.
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When productivity gains are captured via financialization rather than wage growth, political competition shifts from 'growing the pie' to distributive conflict.
The ideological turf war is thus not merely a symptom of failure, but a structural requirement of the current regime, fragmenting the precariat along cultural lines prevents the formation of a cross-ideological coalition targeting the shared economic adversary: the fiscal dominance regime requiring perpetual credit expansion.
Bitcoin is that coalition.
Thank you for giving us your time to teach us @Lyn Alden @Jeff Booth @jack mallers + many many more.
The ideological turf war is thus not merely a symptom of failure, but a structural requirement of the current regime, fragmenting the precariat along cultural lines prevents the formation of a cross-ideological coalition targeting the shared economic adversary: the fiscal dominance regime requiring perpetual credit expansion.
Bitcoin is that coalition.
Thank you for giving us your time to teach us @Lyn Alden @Jeff Booth @jack mallers + many many more.
