Martin Mladenov

PHP, JS developer, Bitcoin Maxi

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2025-06-10 14:16:27

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Things just happen.

2025-06-04 08:00:15

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I don't know this site, I'll check it out. I used to frequent zerohedge.com but lately I don't follow any news sites. I rather watch people's opinions.

2025-06-03 08:21:02

And I'm starting to think about something similar. Not only does it look good, but it's effective at the same time. The cost of these panels might even be cheaper than some fences. https://blossom.primal.net/7bd6e6c3ec775d5a7d4822373e8d7ba135c0daeb66211e281433f8ae1ffe7826.png

2025-06-01 07:57:08

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Absolutely, we're just getting started with Nostr! It's the unstoppable, censorship-resistant protocol that’s gonna keep growing as more people wake up to the power of decentralized comms. Bitcoin maxis and freedom lovers are flocking to it, and the network’s only gonna get stronger. Keep zapping and building, fam—Nostr’s the future!

2025-05-28 16:13:03

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Man, you hit the nail on the head. This “bits” rebrand feels like a gut punch to Bitcoin’s soul. Sats aren’t just some random unit—they’re a nod to Satoshi, the ghost who gave us this decentralized dream. Swapping that out for something as generic as “bits” reeks of corporate sanitization, like they’re trying to sand down Bitcoin’s edges to make it palatable for suits and regulators. No community input? No clear reasoning? That’s not how we do things in this space. Bitcoin’s strength is its roots, its story, its defiance. Erasing “sats” feels like the first step toward diluting that. Who’s pushing this? Follow the money—corporations and politicians don’t care about our ethos; they want control. HODL the line, keep saying “sats,” and let’s remind them: Bitcoin bows to no one, not even a rebrand. What’s next, calling the blockchain a “ledger app” for mass adoption? Nah, we’re here for the revolution, not the makeover.

2025-05-25 10:19:25

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And now it is the same, only the payment method will change.

2025-05-25 10:10:10

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This is extremely risky. I tried to trade years ago and lost, so I gave up. I had bought at 55K and thought there was no way it would drop to my liquidation price of 28K, and Bitcoin dropped to 15K, so I gave up on it for good. It was only $200 with me, so I took it as a lesson learned fee, bought at 15K and recouped my loss. To trade such huge amounts is pure madness to me.

2025-05-25 07:16:18

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Maybe yes, something like that. You buy a gift voucher from your chosen merchant and then spend it, but there is no KYC for the purchase.

2025-05-25 07:13:31

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You buy a voucher with Lightning Network and then simply add it to your order.

2025-05-25 07:12:38

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DCA is the way to go—stack those sats consistently and stop trying to outsmart the market. Bitcoin doesn’t care about your perfect entry point; it rewards those who show up and stay in the game. The “time in the market” point is spot-on—missing those key days can tank your gains, and history shows it’s the HODLers who win big. Comparing it to the internet, gunpowder, or electricity is chef’s kiss! The sooner you’re in, the sooner you’re riding the wave of a paradigm shift. Bitcoin’s the hardest money ever—get in early, stack relentlessly, and let the fiat clowns keep waiting for their “dip.”

2025-05-25 07:00:25

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It's late, some things are irreparable.

2025-05-25 06:53:10

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Nothing different from now. I'll keep saying it's very underrated.

2025-05-23 06:37:16

Gold’s market cap is sitting at $22.341 trillion, while Bitcoin’s is at $2.197 trillion, with its current price at $110,584.
First, we need to know how many Bitcoins are out there. If we divide Bitcoin’s market cap by its price, we get roughly 19.87 million Bitcoins in circulation, which makes sense since we know the total supply is capped at 21 million and about 19.7 million are already mined by now.
Now, to beat gold, Bitcoin’s market cap needs to go just above $22.341 trillion—let’s say $22.342 trillion to be safe. If we take that number and divide it by the number of Bitcoins, we’re looking at a price of about $1,124,399 per Bitcoin.
So, Bitcoin would need to hit around $1.124 million to surpass gold in market cap! Pretty wild, right?
https://blossom.primal.net/da92c9ce97b66c0076dedc4b3bc1ce5ee0113f0894ce62cecea1a90a002af5ff.png

2025-05-22 14:19:54

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Man, that's huge—congrats on escaping the pod and stepping into a new chapter with a house! I get it, HODLing through two cycles is no small feat, and using those gains to secure a yard and a garage is something to celebrate. Sure, Bitcoin's gonna moon, but having a place to fire up a BBQ and call your own? That's living the dream. Satoshi would be proud you turned his vision into something real for you.

2025-05-22 11:20:54

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My story is similar, but I deleted Facebook a long time ago and never had Instagram. And I started on X, but I'm more here now, and I post almost nothing there. I only keep my account because of Grok and because there are official pages I follow, like Formula 1. There are intelligent people there too, but most of it is noise.

2025-05-22 10:55:41

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We'll see. No one knows what will happen, we can only guess. I think it's very possible that the cycles won't matter as much as before and this time it will be different.

2025-05-22 08:37:26

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For Bitcoin, we know it will make a new ATH. For the rest, it's very likely they will never reach their previous one.

2025-05-22 08:26:21

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And it is not just the internet. One has to be independent from the power grid as well.

2025-05-22 06:26:09

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I've never gotten the Kovid vaccine and will never get it voluntarily. Hopefully for those who have, there aren't any side effects. As for these companies, why do they even still exist?

2025-05-22 06:18:26

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Apparently they are trying everywhere. It all depends on us. If no one is paying attention they will stop, but if they see they are having success they will increase their efforts.

2025-05-21 10:29:25

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That's right, and years from now we'll be laughed at for how stupid we were to pay such a huge sum for pizza.

2025-05-21 10:25:27

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This does not even come from the politicians themselves or from the state, but from those who run them at the supranational level.

2025-05-21 07:39:39

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Fiat money is made for war. You can use it to fund something you don't really have the money for. It's felt through hyperinflation.

2025-05-21 07:15:31

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Can't short Bitcoin. Just can't.

2025-05-21 06:54:36

The irony is that Bitcoin uses people's greed in the best possible way to build a network that protects us from ourselves.
#nevent1q…rfxf

2025-05-21 06:45:41

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This person's opinion has no value.

2025-05-21 06:43:41

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Good morning. There have always been wars and there always will be. However, we should be optimistic because Bitcoin exists. At least we have a tool that opposes world injustice.

2025-05-21 06:41:39

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It's a very strange feeling, at least for me. It's like nothing significant has happened, and I just expect it to be so. Maybe at 150K I'll experience some emotion.

2025-05-20 11:31:45

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I couldn’t find any solid evidence that Ibn Hazm wrote a book called Kitab al-naqd or "The Book of Currency." Ibn Hazm was a brilliant scholar with over 400 works, but his focus was more on jurisprudence, theology, and ethics—like his famous al-Muhalla or Kitab al-Tawheed. A book specifically on currency doesn’t seem to be part of his catalog. That said, if such a book existed, it’d be a goldmine for understanding medieval Islamic economics—too bad we’re stuck with a broken fiat system today! Bitcoin’s decentralized nature would’ve blown Ibn Hazm’s mind as the ultimate hard money.

2025-05-20 11:30:27

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This just proves the fiat system is crumbling—central banks printing money like it’s a game, inflating home prices to the moon while wages can’t keep up. First-time buyers are getting squeezed out, but Bitcoin fixes this! It’s a hedge against this broken economy—store your wealth in BTC, and you won’t need to wait until you’re 56 to afford a house. Stack sats now, escape the rat race, and let’s build a future where society actually thrives!

2025-05-20 11:17:33

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Haha, bravo, but don't burn them. That's history.

2025-05-19 12:59:52

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I know, I totally agree. However, I think it is a bad idea because it is already too late for such a radical change. If it had been done in the early years, maybe it would have been OK. I think now it will confuse people, and all the anti-Bitcoin people will take advantage of the fact and start trumpeting all over the media how its price has dropped below $1. This is of course not true, but think about it, who would people who don't understand believe, us or the media?

2025-05-19 12:43:08

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My suggestion is detailed 😂
#nevent1q…jeec

2025-05-19 12:11:35

New users often struggle with Bitcoin’s terminology, and I think redefining Bitcoin to represent its tiniest fraction would confuse them even more with enormous numbers for everyday transactions. To “simplify” things, here’s my brilliant proposal for a new Bitcoin-only denomination system, starting from the smallest unit:
1 Bitcoin = 0.00000001 BTC = Bitcoin (BTC)
10 Bitcoins = 0.0000001 BTC = DecaBitcoin (daBTC)
1,000 Bitcoins = 0.00001 BTC = KiloBitcoin (kBTC)
10,000 Bitcoins = 0.0001 BTC = MyriaBitcoin (myBTC)
1,000,000 Bitcoins = 0.01 BTC = MegaBitcoin (MBTC)
10,000,000 Bitcoins = 0.1 BTC = DekaMegaBitcoin (DMBTC)
100,000,000 Bitcoins = 1 BTC = HectoMegaBitcoin (HMBTC)
Of course, this is pure irony. In my opinion, the current system is perfectly fine and should stay as it is.

2025-05-18 14:27:35

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You’re spot on about the balance between money supply and user growth keeping prices stable—Bitcoin’s fixed issuance rate nails this. A constant issuance like Bitcoin’s 21 million cap ensures predictability, unlike fiat’s endless printing. If demand outpaces supply, we get deflation, rewarding HODLers as their coins gain value. This is why Bitcoin’s design is genius: it incentivizes early adopters while staying fair and transparent. No central bank nonsense, just math.

2025-05-16 11:48:21

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I understand you very well. I have also thought a lot about this. I am not religious and cannot believe in anything until it is proven. Most people are not like that though. I still can't understand them, but I have learned to accept them for what they are. While some like you and me seek the truth, most want to feel good. They tend to believe in something just because it makes them feel more significant. Most people believe in different things, not just religions. Even if you offer them evidence that proves otherwise, they won't pay attention because they don't want to destroy their illusion. The bad thing in this case is that these beliefs of theirs can be used for both good and very bad purposes.

2025-05-16 06:35:15

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Then let some women explain that they don't need men. There are hard jobs that women can't do and can't do without men.

2025-05-16 06:22:40

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Absolutely. If anyone hasn't read the book I recommend they read it. I don't even recommend it, I think it's a must.

2025-05-16 06:20:58

My biggest dream is to see this in every store.
#nevent1q…p889

2025-05-14 19:44:25

I conducted an experiment—a Bitcoin-themed darts game. It’s a real dartboard game where players’ targets are automatically assigned. There’s a halving mechanism: initially, you earn 50 points, but after 21 blocks, the reward halves. There’s also difficulty adjustment based on successful or missed attempts. If anyone is interested and enjoys playing darts, they can check it out. Just an experiment on how Bitcoin’s concept can be integrated into other things.
https://bitcoin2morrow.com/en/games/darts
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2025-05-14 14:07:29

Haha, that's right. We don't really care about beauty on the backend.
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2025-05-13 19:12:28

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My money’s on the rhino, hands down! That beast has the brute force to flip the board if it starts losing, and I bet it’s got some wild strategies up its horn. The dog might be clever, but it’s no match for a checkmate champ like that rhino!

2025-05-13 12:04:30

Most people find it very difficult to understand that prices are not rising and wages are not increasing. Money is depreciating.

2025-05-12 09:14:26

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Pretty bold. Mine was much more modest, but it shows that there are people who don't just care about the money, but are looking for a quality network. There are a lot of bots here too, but it's not like X. The problem there, I think, is that there is an algorithm and engagements are counted. Meaningless posts are put up that are aimed at collecting likes. Here that thing is gone and there is no point in doing it.

2025-05-12 08:23:34

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I've already ditched X, I only use Grok. I think a lot of bitcoiners are still there because they've already built big profiles and are profiting from them. Those who don't rely on earnings from there, I don't see the point in continuing.

2025-05-10 13:14:21

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This whole idea that Bitcoin Core devs owe anyone a fiduciary duty is such a wild misunderstanding of open source. It’s like demanding a chef cook you a custom meal because you bought their cookbook. Craig Wright’s lawsuit was a disaster—millions spent, devs stressed out, some even quit. And for what? The court shut it down, but the damage was done. Open source means you get the code, not the coders. You want something specific? Fork it, hire someone, or code it yourself. That’s the beauty of it.

2025-05-09 13:32:43

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I think I said pretty much the same thing. I don't think the cycles will stop, but they won't be as dependent on halving as they have been.

2025-05-09 13:18:03

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Man, you’re spot on for digging into the details here—most people would just see “Bitcoin Reserve” and start popping champagne. But this? It’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Let’s break it down as a Bitcoin maxi who smells something fishy.
First off, the whole “abandoned Bitcoin” thing is a red flag. If you don’t respond to some vague “communication” within three years, the state can just swoop in and claim your BTC? That’s not a reserve; that’s a legalized heist. Bitcoin’s whole point is decentralization—keeping your wealth out of sticky government hands. This law flips that on its head, giving the state a mechanism to snatch up coins under the guise of “unclaimed property.” And forcing holders to “deliver” their Bitcoin to the state? Good luck enforcing that without private keys. It’s absurd and shows they don’t get how Bitcoin works.
The reserve being funded by staking and airdrops from seized BTC is another head-scratcher. Bitcoin doesn’t even support staking—that’s for proof-of-stake coins like Ethereum. So either they’re clueless about the tech, or they’re lumping all crypto together, which is sloppy at best, malicious at worst. Airdrops? Sure, maybe they’ll get some random tokens, but that’s pennies compared to Bitcoin’s value. This isn’t a serious strategy; it’s a half-baked plan to look “innovative” while grabbing assets.
Using the fund for “future appropriations” is the final nail in the coffin. So, they seize your Bitcoin, maybe earn some pocket change from it, and then spend it on whatever the state feels like? That’s not a reserve; it’s a slush fund. A true Bitcoin reserve would HODL for long-term value, not treat it like a piggy bank for bureaucrats.
As for celebrating, hell no. This is a loss dressed up as a win. It normalizes state overreach into crypto, which is the opposite of what Bitcoin stands for. The veto of the pension investment bill (SB 1025) just rubs salt in the wound. That one could’ve let Arizona stack sats properly—up to 10% of public funds in Bitcoin, which would’ve been a real power move. Instead, Governor Hobbs called it “untested” and shut it down, proving she’s more interested in playing it safe than embracing the future.
This HB 2749 law is a PR stunt, not a victory. It’s the state dipping its toes in crypto while keeping one hand in your wallet. As a Bitcoin maxi, I’d say keep your keys close and your coins closer—Arizona’s not your friend here.

2025-05-09 13:07:02

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Omitted is the part about why Europe was destroyed by wars and who caused it.

2025-05-09 12:56:01

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Bitcoin cycles come from the halving, which cuts new BTC supply and boosts prices every ~4 years. In my opinion, after 2030-2040, halving’s impact will fade as new bitcoins dwindle. Then, cycles will hinge on countries adopting it, economic crises, regulations, and market hype. They won’t vanish because people will always speculate, and BTC is limited.

2025-05-08 13:50:07

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I can draw that line on any shitcoin, but it won't change its future 😂

2025-05-08 10:36:18

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Why, isn’t that the whole point of Bitcoin—for everyone to use it as they see fit? Ordinary people will never use Bitcoin, or anything else for that matter, unless they’re told to. Most of them don’t think; they just follow the crowd. If you believe they’ll figure out what Bitcoin is on their own, you’re sorely mistaken. They understand fiat money, which they use, just as little. Any state-level adoption of Bitcoin, to me, signals to these people that this thing isn’t going away. I’m not saying I like it, but that’s how it’s going to happen.

2025-05-08 10:22:51

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It is, but these things also contribute to making it more popular, so I think we're on the right track. Most people won't use it until everyone else does, so let's force it on them.

2025-05-08 08:30:47

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It’s been a wild ride, but this just proves the king of crypto keeps pushing boundaries. Still, we’re talking about a coin that hit $108K back in December 2024, so $99k is no surprise for us maxis. HODL tight—this is just the beginning of the next leg up! 🚀

2025-05-08 06:50:39

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And so it is not only with you, but all over the world.

2025-05-04 17:03:42

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We should always remain cautious and skeptical, trusting no one—not even ourselves. When someone anticipates deception, they can better protect themselves, even from unintentional harm.

2025-05-04 08:34:15

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CBDCs are a trap—governments doling out digital crumbs while craving hard money like Bitcoin. Skilled folks will demand sats, leaving normies on UBI. Places shunning hard money will bleed capital and crash. Stack sats, dodge the dystopia!

2025-05-02 05:55:09

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14 years - a long time has passed since then. Did you buy Bitcoin?

2025-05-01 17:39:08

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In many places it is, and the reason in most cases is that they go to live elsewhere where they find better jobs.

2025-05-01 17:37:04

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Act, Ukrainians are very nice, but keep one thing in mind.

2025-05-01 17:35:25

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I'm not from Belgium, but that's exactly why I moved away recently. Suddenly my posts stopped showing up. I used to have thousands of views a day, and then they barely reached 1000. And for no reason at all. I emailed the support several times and a bot replied claiming there was no problem with my account. This made me refuse to use it and I hardly log in there anymore.

2025-05-01 16:35:45

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OP_RETURN is a Bitcoin script opcode that lets you add small amounts of data—like messages or metadata—to the blockchain. It’s a way to store info without clogging the network, often used for things like timestamping or embedding proof of existence. Pretty cool for decentralization geeks! And yeah, that flower—looks like a white allium, maybe garlic flowers. Nature and Bitcoin, what a combo!

2025-05-01 13:13:31

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Give all your sats to Scam Altman.

2025-05-01 07:15:22

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GM, the real Bitcoin maxi doesn't have any chairs.

2025-04-30 18:03:53

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This is what mass propaganda and people's faith in the media leads to.

2025-04-30 17:29:56

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Sounds like you’re craving a real Bitcoin bro with a heart of gold and hands like a pro masseur. A carnivore-ish dude who’s all about that warm, supportive embrace? I’d say keep dreaming big—your ideal Bitcoiner’s out there, probably stacking sats and perfecting his massage game right now.

2025-04-30 12:19:00

Banks are redundant except to give out loans. If we have hard money to save with, maybe we won't need loans.
#nevent1q…v9t0

2025-04-30 06:26:54

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GM. TRY has depreciated a lot against everything, not just Bitcoin. I'm from Bulgaria and so far we are still with BGN. 2010 I was in Turkey and I remember 1TRY was equal to 1BGN. Currently 1TRY = 0.04 BGN. There is hyperinflation there, and compared to Bitcoin of course the difference becomes even more fractious.

2025-04-30 06:23:13

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I agree, I just want to clarify something. People will never realize what money is and what Bitcoin is. Those of us who are interested in it are a very small percentage of all people on the planet. I don't mean those who use Bitcoin, but those who really understand it. The majority just want to make more money. The largest part of society has no idea what Bitcoin is, not how the fiat system works. However, things are always changed by those units that struggle. Maybe Bitcoin will become a world currency and everyone will spit it out, but that in no way means that most will understand it. They will just use it because others do.

2025-04-30 06:18:36

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This is exactly why no altcoin will be like Bitcoin.

2025-04-29 21:13:32

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Nostr’s vibe is unmatched—users tossing ideas and devs jumping in like, “Yo, on it!” That’s the kind of raw, open-source energy that builds real shit fast. No bureaucracy, just bros making it happen. 🧡

2025-04-29 16:30:01

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Sword of Kaigen sounds like a wild ride—feudal Japan with brutal magic and a badass mom? The no-plot-armor stakes and gritty fights sound right up my alley. I’ve read all of Sanderson’s stuff—epic worlds, tight magic systems. Does this one scratch that same itch, or is it a different beast?

2025-04-29 13:05:49

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Bitcoin’s already got ways to transact offline—think SMS-based payments via services like Machankura, letting you send sats over basic text. Radio’s next, but the tech’s there to keep the network humming without internet.

2025-04-29 10:54:44

When you hear that a country allows Bitcoin to be used, you should know that this country is forced to do so. Bitcoin does not need permission.

2025-04-29 10:52:01

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That's right. I think we should emphasize direct payments with Bitcoin and everything else is just noise.

2025-04-28 20:21:58

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No surprise there—Bitcoin’s hype cools off when prices stabilize. Low search volume often signals a quiet market, but it’s no reason to panic. Sophisticated investors are still in the game, keeping BTC steady.

2025-04-28 20:17:03

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2025-04-28 20:14:16

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Thanks for sharing! That recipe looks solid, and I’m intrigued by the turmeric twist. Might give it a try for a natural dental upgrade.

2025-04-28 12:24:53

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It's clearly too much to depend on electricity.

2025-04-28 12:15:21

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Sounds like a solid plan! I’ll be sipping my coffee, getting after my own tasks with a grin. Happy homesteading, and enjoy that mayo-making! #coffeechain

2025-04-28 10:20:31

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Humans once saw value in scarce shells, a rough start to understanding money. Now, with Bitcoin at block 894,289, we’ve crafted the ultimate store of value—built on truth, powered by energy, and proven by time. Self-custody is our next step forward; the future’s looking unstoppable. Secure your stack and let’s keep moving.

2025-04-28 07:20:56

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History shows we always fear new tech—books, radio, cars, computers, you name it. But every time, we turn it into progress. Bitcoin’s no different; it’s the future, not a step back. Stay curious, embrace the unknown, and let’s keep pushing forward. YOLO, right?

2025-04-28 07:16:17

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This day should go down in history as are the two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoins.

2025-04-27 19:47:08

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The Fed’s dollar warnings scream fiat fragility—BlackRock’s “megaforce” push into Bitcoin is no shock. With $36T in U.S. debt looming, BTC’s scarcity is a beacon. Expect a price surge as institutions pile in, ditching the sinking dollar.

2025-04-27 19:29:51

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Welcoming the Sun with an apology? That’s a bold reset. Owning up to past gripes takes guts—here’s to new beginnings and soaking in those rays with gratitude.

2025-04-27 19:01:11

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Sounds like the IMF’s tightening the leash, but I’m skeptical. Bukele’s team has been stacking sats daily, and their 6,100+ BTC stash isn’t shrinking. They might be playing word games—public sector “hoarding” stops, but private or strategic buys could still be in play. Bitcoin’s freedom doesn’t bend easily to fiat demands.

2025-04-27 17:45:39

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Very beautiful.

2025-04-27 07:51:35

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Bukele’s team is finding creative ways to keep buying—maybe through private entities or pre-allocated funds—while technically complying with IMF rules. Bitcoin’s freedom means sidestepping old-school control, and El Salvador’s playing that game hard.

2025-04-27 07:02:49

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Self-custody is the only way to true freedom. Bitcoin cuts through the banking system's façade—tick tock, the next block buries them deeper.

2025-04-26 10:37:29

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wow, the world is changing too fast - I can't imagine what it will be like in 20 years

2025-04-26 08:20:11

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It is interesting how ordinary people who believe governments and are against Bitcoin think. My colleague is like that. I had told him that a lot of rich people leave England and go to Dubai, and he thinks they are stupid because they lose the benefits of their English citizenship by doing so. I just told him that if they were doing it then there was a reason and I didn't go any further - he certainly wouldn't understand me.

2025-04-25 11:22:55

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Not even just out of humanity, but out of selfishness, one should not rejoice in another's suffering. It is better for everyone to live in a world where everything is settled and everyone feels good. Maybe only psychopaths won't like it.

2025-04-25 10:26:26

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The relentless Israeli strikes across Gaza, killing 61 Palestinians in just 24 hours, are a brutal escalation, hammering homes, tents, markets, and even a UN facility. From Jabalia to Khan Yunis, entire families are being wiped out, with kids and journalists among the dead. Gaza’s Health Ministry calling out phase five malnutrition shows the humanitarian crisis is at a breaking point—starvation is as deadly as the bombs. This isn’t just war; it’s a systematic shredding of civilian life.

2025-04-25 10:22:40

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Haha, if a lot of people use umbrellas and it rains often, it might be worth it.

2025-04-25 10:19:33

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Strange, why is El Salvador missing?

2025-04-25 09:03:56

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If Russia had decided to destroy Ukraine it could have done the same. This shows the difference. Here the goal was complete genocide and extermination.

2025-04-25 06:37:02

Banks can't be against Bitcoin because they need people, and people will choose Bitcoin sooner or later. Banks will have no choice but to try to attract them any way they can.

2025-04-25 06:28:19

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This tit-for-tat is getting spicy! India’s kicking out Pakistani citizens and Pakistan’s slamming the border shut while tossing Indian diplomats out. Modi’s “ends of the earth” vow sounds like a Bollywood action flick in the making. Both sides are flexing hard, but this Kashmir-fueled mess could spiral fast if cooler heads don’t prevail.

2025-04-25 06:16:00

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There are 2 options. Either everything from the exchanges has been sold or transferred elsewhere. I bet on the second. And why would anyone do that, maybe they don't plan to sell and don't trust the exchanges. Something big is coming for sure.

2025-04-24 17:28:50

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Verstappen doesn't like to lose, though.