monjizanganeh
monji zanganeh

Bitcoin

Public Key

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NIP-05 Address

monji369@coinos.io

NIP-57 Address

monji369@coinos.io

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Last Notes

2025-03-31 19:47:28

Gold is obsolete technology, bitcoin will inevitably replace it.
#bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-29 19:15:29

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2025-03-29 13:59:02

Her: "Babe, why don't you ever give up Bitcoin ?? "
Hodlers: "Because he never did "
#bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-24 08:44:18

Another Bitcoin Whole-Coiner was just born. DCA is the way.
#DCA #bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-22 17:15:52

FYI: 🟠 Bitcoin currently makes up only 1.3% of global money.
We are still incredibly early
#Bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-20 10:57:40

#HappyNowruz
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2025-03-19 15:02:32

#freedomiran
#iran
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2025-03-18 16:02:41

#nostr
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2025-03-18 16:02:23

FACT: 🟠 Worried about BlackRock and Michael Saylor owning all the Bitcoin?
Individuals own 84% of the available 17.262m Bitcoin today, excluding lost Bitcoin and Satoshi's Bitcoin.
#Bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-17 19:56:25

▪️ What's the deal with wallets? Can't I just leave it in the exchange? Why do I have to pay a fee every time?
🔹 Keeping Bitcoin on an exchange is not safe at all. Even if you have an account with the most reputable exchange in the world.
In fact, until your Bitcoin is in your wallet, you don't truly own it.
One of Bitcoin's greatest achievements for humanity is that, perhaps for the first time in history, you can fully and completely own an asset without needing anyone's help to store it.
Keeping Bitcoin on an exchange is not like keeping money in a bank (which, by the way, isn't safe either) where you can feel at ease about its security.
Exchanges have been repeatedly targeted by hackers, and there's also a high risk of fraud and bankruptcy.
Transaction fees are part of this story, and you need to accept them as a reality.
An exchange might even offer you interest to encourage you not to transfer your Bitcoin. But don't be tempted. Your goal is long-term Bitcoin storage, and for this purpose, an exchange is not a safe option.
Until your satoshis are transferred to your wallet, you're no different from someone who doesn't own any Bitcoin.
#QA #Bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-17 17:48:00

Money is neither gold, nor cash, nor even a number in a bank account! Money is our claim on time. When we deal with money controlled by the government and on the path to devaluation, they are essentially shortening our lives without our consent.
The true value of money lies in the freedom to choose it!
#Bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-16 20:32:19

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#bitcoin #btc #nostr
I don’t have enough Bitcoin, but I’m glad that hard money like Bitcoin exists!
Especially when Bitcoin's value rises, we all feel like we don’t have enough of it. Most of us didn’t discover Bitcoin when it was worth nothing or just a few dollars—unless we were hardcore computer nerds. But no matter when we started, we still feel the same way: I don’t have enough Bitcoin!
However, a shift in perspective can help. While we may not have enough Bitcoin, we do understand it, we’ve used it, and we’ve learned its fundamentals. That’s valuable in itself.
We can keep working, saving even small amounts in Bitcoin, because unlike fiat money, it’s not subject to the whims of politicians. Governments can print more fiat and devalue it, but Bitcoin’s supply is fixed at 21 million.
Bitcoin’s value has no ceiling because fiat money has no floor—it keeps losing value. Even if we missed Bitcoin at $1, $1,000, or $10,000, we can still start today. It’s a store of value that won’t betray us or be manipulated by policies.
Whether Bitcoin reaches $100,000 or $1 million, my choice is to save my hard-earned money in Bitcoin.
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2025-03-15 14:39:55

JACK DORSEY: 🟠 "Bitcoin is resilience. Its true value emerges stronger after every dip. Stay focused, stay stacking."
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#bitcoin #btc #nostr
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2025-03-13 15:00:50

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Tank you 🫡

2025-03-13 12:40:27

On my birthday, I am very happy that I am familiar with Bitcoin and Nostr
#bitcoin #Nostr
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2025-03-07 08:05:27

#BITCOIN #NOSTR #FREEDOM
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2025-03-06 16:15:49

#freedom #nostr
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2025-03-04 15:53:45

"Bitcoin, Not Crypto"
What does this phrase mean in the context of Bitcoin?
I’ll try to explain what I understand with a few examples.
With the invention of Bitcoin—resulting from the combination of several concepts such as Proof-of-Work consensus algorithm, blockchain, open-source software, distributed ledger, game theory, and a few other elements—we achieved something new: digital scarcity, which had never existed before.
Now, imagine that after this invention, someone else comes along, makes minor changes or removes some components of this innovation, copies it, and then claims to have created a new form of scarcity.
Let me explain this using a similar decentralized example.
We know that at some point, someone invented the TCP/IP protocol, which allowed computers all over the world to connect and created what we now call the Internet. Now, imagine that today, someone comes along, slightly modifies TCP/IP, creates a new protocol, and tells the world, "Forget the Internet! Connect to my new protocol instead." Would anyone care?
Another example is Wikipedia. If someone were to copy all of Wikipedia’s content and launch it on their own server, would that replace Wikipedia?
One more example: Suppose that using the most advanced technology, you create a perfect replica of the Mona Lisa, or even hire a professional artist to repaint it in higher quality. Would that replica suddenly become as valuable as the original painting?
These are just a couple of reasons why "crypto" cannot replace Bitcoin. Networks—including monetary networks—do not derive their value solely from software or code; their value comes from the people who use them.
Moreover, the technology of digital scarcity was invented only once, and copying it does not make the copy valuable.
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#bitcoin #btc

2025-03-04 15:25:28

There's Bitcoin and then there's everything else.
#bitcoin #btc
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2025-03-03 18:13:14

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#bitcoin #btc

2025-03-03 15:19:02

BITCOIN not CrYpTo!
#bitcoin #btc #real money
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2025-03-02 15:18:48

I'll show you the way out, but you have to walk it yourself.
Posted by Bitcoin_teddy
#bitcoin #btc
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2025-02-27 09:37:43

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2025-02-26 17:00:16

A Historical Cycle That Was Never Repeated
We are all quite familiar with the phrase “public dissatisfaction.” Public dissatisfaction has been the common factor in the downfall of all governments, whether according to school history books or serious and authoritative historical sources.
Throughout history, it has usually been the case that a leader, with the support of the people, would rise up, rebel against the oppressive government of the time, overthrow the ruling class, and take the throne with public backing.
For a time, the new power structure would remain in place, always under the looming threat that if the new ruler or their successors deviated from their path, they too would suffer the fate of the previous regime.
However, today we see that this part of history is no longer repeating itself. Public dissatisfaction is evident not only in Iran but in many other governments around the world, yet the rulers remain in power.
Part of the reason for this can be attributed to the monopoly of the ruling class over weapons, especially advanced weaponry. In the past, the swords and bows that people made were not significantly weaker than the weapons available to the rulers.
We cannot easily take these weapons away from modern rulers—or at least disarming them is not so simple. But there is another weapon that we can take away from them.
In the past, rulers had to pay money to buy weapons and hire forces for repression. They still have to pay today, but in the past, money was sound money—something they could not print at will according to their own needs and desires.
Early on, perhaps those close to the ruler would suppress dissenters for little or even as an "honorary" duty. This method could work as long as public dissatisfaction had not become widespread.
But when dissatisfaction reached the point where even the soldiers’ own children or siblings joined the opposition, repression became much more difficult. At that stage, rulers had to hire mercenary armies, and mercenaries don’t work for free; they demand payment for every service they provide.
To maintain power—whether through loyal forces or hired mercenaries, and to procure weapons—rulers have always needed money.
Back then, most rulers could not print money because the currency was usually gold coins, which could not simply be manufactured at will.
But today, across the world, we see arrogant ruling classes still holding power because they can print money whenever they need it. They fund their security forces and weapons at the cost of devaluing the very currency they force people to use.
While access to weapons remains monopolized by the ruling class, we can still neutralize the power of their fiat money by refusing to use the currency they impose. By doing so, we can financially disarm the state.
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2025-02-25 17:41:30

#[0] Verifying My Public Key: "monji zanganeh"