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1. Renaming 'sats' to 'bitcoins'
What do you think about this idea?
What would be the benefits/downsides?
That ship has sailed IMHO. Sats it is.
Proper shampoo and conditioner containers open from the bottom now. That way when they get low, the product pools near the opening while it is sitting there and still comes out easily, rather than the...
There's a hack for those that open from the top. When they get low, just add some water to it. It will get thinner and you will manage to use it until the end.
Inflation isn't always a bad thing, it allows you to use your shampoo to the last drop.
Inflation isn't always a bad thing, it allows you to use your shampoo to the last drop.
Boom. My new book, Broken Money, is now available on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CG83QBJ6
I will formally announce it later today, so I guess this is the initial Nostr exclusive. It’s not ...
Buy now or wait for a signed copy opportunity? Decisions decisions...
I'd present the "real, tangible world" aspect of mining it. Like any other commodity, it takes real effort (electric energy in Bitcoin's case) to produce it.
Energy consumption is a necessary part, the feature that makes it a real asset some may say.
From my experience this audience has a hard time realizing value on things that do not have a strong connection with "real world" stuff (that's not my view, but it's usually theirs). Many of them say it's created out of thin air (fiat anyone?), but in reality it take lots of energy to be created (change Greenpeace, not the code).
Once they perceive it's value (as a commodity that takes tangible effort to produce), and on top of that you add qualities like being inconfiscable, uncensorable, untaxable, well, it becomes unbeatable.
Energy consumption is a necessary part, the feature that makes it a real asset some may say.
From my experience this audience has a hard time realizing value on things that do not have a strong connection with "real world" stuff (that's not my view, but it's usually theirs). Many of them say it's created out of thin air (fiat anyone?), but in reality it take lots of energy to be created (change Greenpeace, not the code).
Once they perceive it's value (as a commodity that takes tangible effort to produce), and on top of that you add qualities like being inconfiscable, uncensorable, untaxable, well, it becomes unbeatable.
As I see more and more authoritarian clouds ahead, the little financial freedom people still have in the "legacy" system seems to be going to an end, burying with it private property, individual liberty and other values we all hold dear.
That being said, I'd like to see more about the importance of money that is REAL PROPERTY (cannot be confiscated, restricted or shut down by central planners) as a beacon of hope, freedom and resistance from those who want to mind their own business the way they see fit.
That being said, I'd like to see more about the importance of money that is REAL PROPERTY (cannot be confiscated, restricted or shut down by central planners) as a beacon of hope, freedom and resistance from those who want to mind their own business the way they see fit.
Hoje a azteco acaba sendo uma opção pra quem quer comprar valores menores, mesmo com spread fixo de 7%.... bisq ultimamente somente está viável para valores maiores, pois para valores mais baixos o spread está ainda maior, isso quando há ofertas disponíveis..... a não ser que queira pagar com pix, mas aí não faz sentido, não tem KYC da counterparty mas mostra suas partes íntimas ao BC no pagamento.