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Bitcredit Protocol

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2024-10-31 00:05:57

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Nuance please:
Central banks, definitely.
Fiat banks, ok.
Free bitcoin banks, why?

2024-10-02 12:11:31

@npub12gu…sz97

2024-09-13 15:42:22

@npub1gzu…a5ds is there a chance we can have a chat about possible solutions with our lead dev?

2024-09-13 15:41:24

@npub1gzu…a5ds Hi Hubertus here. I hope you recall our meeting in Madeira. We have a tricky question for the Nostr part of bitcredit protocol.

2024-05-20 20:39:46

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Should not be ruled out.

2024-05-14 15:29:53

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Working on it. Join me at 87. Treffen: Politische Prinzipien einer Bitcoin Partei? https://meetu.ps/e/N7rpt/gTfHH/i

2024-05-11 15:55:09

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That depends on the governance system.
I think that states could be run by decentralised methods, and become worthy to be called true democracy.

2024-05-11 15:51:05

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Luckily cash is legal today.
Unfortunately, statists will do their best to strip our liberties and sheeple may go along.

2024-04-29 08:20:28

#Bitcoin shows that a free money arises in a natural evolution, just like #AustrianEconomics 🇦🇹 teaches us.
Not by state laws.
Bitcredit Protocol will show that a money's stable value arises when free credit money – redeemable in #Bitcoin – balances money supply and demand, as #AustrianEconomics 🇦🇹 teaches us.
Not by central banks.

2024-04-29 08:19:05

Privacy is needed to protect us against criminal acts, even by states. It's not to protect criminal acts.
Now, states and its political caste …
(a) demonstrably engage in criminal acts themselves
(b) get to decide what is a criminal act
This structure creates a paradox, but it does not contradict the fundamental need for privacy.
#Bitcoin #BitcreditProtocol #Samourai

2024-04-28 20:22:05

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CORRRECTION:
We are aren’t going further and further, we are going in circles.
“All prices, wages, and interest rates determined by government” pre-dates Socialism by almost 2000 years, considering the Price Edicts of Diocletian of A.D.

2024-04-28 20:16:58

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Kind of. Core is fine though, we should be able to do the needful with L2/M1.

2024-04-28 19:42:12

Determined to make #Bitcoin truly circular. Building credit money layer needed for its Bitcoin monetisation. Unlock the monetisation premium. Enabling stable purchasing power. Without changing a single line in Core.
It's hard, chicken-egg hard, it will take time, there will be victims to state violence, it may even fail.
But it is certainly possible and it needs to be done. A free money.
#introductions

2024-03-02 09:09:43

GM ₿itcoin ₿ankers! Moynian’s Pub is also very close to today’s Music Festival site, so let’s do a repeat and meet there at 6:30pm for our after work meetup. Look forward to discuss more the future of banking, debit and credit mints in Bitcoin.
Please thumbs up, if you are coming!
https://maps.app.goo.gl/QJMFnsS5BZkkSaN68

2024-03-01 13:08:21

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Might have to use Nostr more. How is spam compared to X? And as may whores as on X?

2024-02-29 17:07:18

Hello world, listening to Will
Casarin, now seriously considering to switch away from X.

2024-01-04 19:05:09

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All these all good reasons. Depending on the one you believe, your actions will be different.
Example:
If reason: "Takes time"
Then: "Do nothing, wait"
I think the key reason is the lack of a credit money layer for Bitcoin, its inelasticity and volatility.
Action: "Build Bitcredit Protocol"

2023-12-26 23:31:38

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Prediction:
Yes, Argentina could adopt #Bitcoin. But sadly, it won't. Just like El Salvador did not. Just like Lebanon did not. Just like Greece did not.
That's a hard prediction. Just a verifiable future fact.
Until we fix the monetary elasticity of Bitcoin ir will prevent adoption in the real economy, the use of bitcoin in the supply and production chains.

2023-12-01 16:44:52

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I heard the same from a telecom investor in 2009. They shut down a cool payment project that relied on QR codes because they wanted NFC to win, right then, right there. (Plus some corporate politics, to boot.)

2023-07-23 11:42:00

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Das wird zum akzeptablen Zeitgeist. Dem Farage in Großbritannien wurde auch das Konto gesperrt.
Sobald es Fiat-CBDCs gibt. brauchen die nicht mal mehr eine Bank zu "motivieren", sondern können einfach selbst per Knöpfchen enteignen. Zum Beispiel, wenn sich jemand zu intensiv mit Bitcoin beschäftigt.