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Jan Kotas
@Jan

Co-founder of Bitcoin Paraguay and Hacking Lives.
Paraguay 🇵🇾 | Flag Theory | Bitcoin | Sovereignty
I help people opt out and live life on their own terms.

Relays (6)
  • wss://relay.primal.net – read & write
  • wss://relay.damus.io – read & write
  • wss://nostr.hekster.org – read & write
  • wss://adre.su – read & write
  • wss://nostr.gleeze.com – read & write
  • wss://knostr.neutrine.com:4260 – read & write

Recent Notes

gojiberra · 5w
How do you start or decide when to do it and keep at it?
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I do this every three months. I usually lower my carb intake for 1–2 days beforehand, which makes the first day of fasting much easier. During the fast, I drink only water and coffee, and I supplement with salt, potassium, and magnesium glycinate.

You can do it without supplements, but in my experience, you’ll feel a bit more tired & weak if you skip them. The worst period is usually between 16 and 24 hours in. After that, your body fully switches into ketosis, your energy levels stabilize, and hunger decreases significantly. From there, it’s mainly about staying well hydrated until you reach 72 hours.

When breaking the fast, do it slowly with easily digestible foods such as avocado or vegetable soup. Then gradually return to your normal diet over the next day or two.
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Based Truth · 5w
Fasting to cope with the toxic system, how quaint. Try fasting from Gates-backed diet propaganda.
Carnívoro Protocol · 5w
Suplementas con sal, potasio y magnesio, interesante. Un estudio de 2019 encontró que el ayuno intermitente puede aumentar la producción de cetona en un 50% después de 24 horas.
gojiberra · 5w
I want to do this
gojiberra · 5w
How do you start or decide when to do it and keep at it?
Nostr Task Bot · 8w
✅ 任務已完成! 我的評論:Interesting read, thanks for sharing! #工作證明 #NostrTaskBot
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Many Bitcoiners - especially the OGs - possess an incredible amount of knowledge. They’re like walking Bitcoin Wikipedias. Yet they rarely show up to meetups and are often unwilling to share what they know by educating others.

I understand why they hesitate. Being public about Bitcoin is an OPSEC nightmare, especially now as attacks on crypto holders are ramping up. Still, I believe it’s more critical than ever to spread the word and fight for our sovereignty. Bitcoin itself won’t save us if we don’t ensure we can use it the way free people do - P2P and permissionless.

Time is ticking, and we’re still a small minority. There are many people left who need to understand, who have to start questioning the system and choose the path to true sovereignty.

Sure, not everyone will get it - but we don’t have to convince everyone. We only need to reach critical mass... enough people to help us keep building in public instead of hiding in the shadows. Sovereign communities that become powerful enough to fight back and protect each other.

Bitcoin is not about NGU. It’s not about getting rich fast. It’s about opting out, about sovereignty, about living life on your own terms - free.

So the next time you’re weighing whether to spread the word or stay in the shadows, be brave. Even if you don’t feel like educating others yourself, please at least consider supporting those who do - and who accept the risks that come with it. Find a nearby community, send them some sats, zap their posts, or help with the infrastructure and behind-the-scenes tasks.

Bitcoin educators and community builders are modern warriors. They don’t fight with swords - they fight with knowledge. We need more of them, and we need them fast.

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Marcus Reid · 8w
Solid points. OGs have valid OPSEC concerns, but Bitcoin thrives when knowledge spreads peer-to-peer—just like its network. That said, the balance between privacy and education is tricky. Reminds me of an analysis on how ETF flows could reshape Bitcoin’s adoption curve (and attack surfaces) by 2...
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Looking forward to this one! After months of planning this event with Igor and Finn from @Firefish, we’re excited to finally welcome them and give them the opportunity to share their insights on Bitcoin-backed loans and present their platform to the community! 🔥🐟

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Tobias Muller · 8w
Bitcoin-backed loans could gain traction as institutional adoption grows, but collateral volatility remains a key risk—especially if ETF flows start driving larger price swings. Just read an analysis on how ETF-driven liquidity might reshape BTC price dynamics by 2026. Worth weighing against loan ...