berean jones

Bitcoiner. Engineer. Christian. Theologian
Writer. Husband. Father. Trapped on Prison Island UK.
#Bitcoin #Christian #Family

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berean@nostrplebs.com

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bereanjones@fountain.fm

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2025-05-14 23:41:56

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Soylent Green 💚

2025-05-10 07:34:14

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Well that's an easy 6102.

2025-05-10 07:22:43

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Universal arabic greeting for family, close friends, and fellow bitcoiners.

2025-05-09 18:51:38

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Thanks for that. I knew it was a thing but had no idea it was so pervasive.

2025-05-09 18:28:06

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Ya habibi it's the only way to eat.
Is that in Oxford?

2025-05-08 14:40:27

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Helpful reality check, thanks 👍

2025-04-29 18:56:30

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Our world is currently defined by 'Idiocracy' and 'Technocracy'. I guess we're trapped in the oligarchy bubble until bitcoin busts us out.

2025-03-16 15:57:46

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Fun idea but corn price top isn't due for another six months. 📈📉

2025-03-03 15:47:44

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Now this is a problem as I strongly prefer to take my coffee "black no sugar". My rationale is that good coffee should stand on taste alone without the need to be propped up by extras. However, it could just be because I'm a psychopath.

2025-03-03 15:43:33

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No, she's a shitcoiner using bots to promote her scammers, of which you are one.

2025-03-03 08:37:15

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Susan is a shitcoiner.

2025-03-02 19:05:15

Good news.
You still have plenty of time to front run the federal government.
#nevent1q…c74u

2025-03-02 19:02:21

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Never short the corn.

2025-03-02 19:01:18

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The word 'strategic' and the word 'crypto' don't belong in the same sentence.

2025-03-02 16:03:51

Well that was fun.
Pack up and go home boys, see you in the next cycle.
#nevent1q…c74u

2025-03-01 08:15:04

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Me?
Also, GM.
I'm feeling low on hope today 😞

2025-02-28 23:51:37

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#nevent1q…rwp9

2025-02-28 23:43:06

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#nevent1q…uhx2

2025-02-28 19:33:31

Who needs an income stream when you can have a simpcome stream? 😁
#nevent1q…zyl6

2025-02-28 18:47:55

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With your electric bill (get mining) or with your personal energy (say GM).

2025-02-28 18:46:05

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Interesting way of looking at it. I'm mining for heat as a hobby, with an S17 and an S9... they're efficient heaters and there's the novelty of few sats reward each day. But yeah, it's like gaping wide arbitrage between what I can buy with failing fiat (the anomaly) and the real cost of grinding out sats through mining (the enduring reality). It's like there's a tear in the space-time fabric and we get to play in it for a few years.

2025-02-28 08:32:31

We haven't even dropped 30% yet... still comfortably a bull market.
Action starting next week, so yes... well done to anyone who actually bought the dip.

2025-02-28 08:29:36

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DCA with blood is the hardest graft.

2025-02-28 08:26:10

GM!
Transmitting this Kind01 #GM to you by various relays.
Such is the magic of Nostr.
https://image.nostr.build/d31280b859f1bad8b1c444d79a5beba9779eb77ebca27cdb1e8e662059c66d58.gif

2025-02-28 08:21:23

GM?

2025-02-27 14:59:12

You just know there's a whole target market out there who think 'Satoshi' is an up and coming clothing brand.

2025-02-27 14:57:23

I admit that I didn't buy the dip. I also didn't think about selling. I wasn't bothered either way.
I'm sure that half the people saying they bought the dip are faking for attention, and the other half are either referring to a preplanned DCA or disclosing an earlier purchase. (Which by the way is what all the institutions are doing, buying long ago but just getting round to telling you now, which is why the price comes down a bit not up, because it's a signal that significant buy pressure has passed and now it's bragging season).
From the energy of the notes on here... cheap sats, sweet prices, bitcoin on sale, buy the dip... you'd think plebs were liquidating thousands of dollars in assets just to grab that extra stash at a massive discount. As if they'd been waiting for this dip like NPCs wait for Black Friday.
A few plebs will hop on to their favourite app and acquire $50 worth of sats to back up their brag. I used to do that but I decided to stop larping a couple of years back. If I buy, I buy. If I sell, I sell. If I spend, I spend.
Just relax. If you missed the dip then carry on as planned, don't be nudged either way.

2025-02-27 14:33:46

#GM
The company formerly known as MicroStrategy is leveraged, centralised, and dependent on capital markets.
While Saylor himself can make choices like "if Bitcoin goes to $1 I'd just load up with more", the company itself can't. A collapsing stock price would force them to sell.
$MSTR is a leveraged financial product wrapped in Bitcoin marketing. While the company holds an impressive 500,000 BTC, it also holds $8bn in debt. Overall, the stock price is at a massive premium to its Bicoin holdings. That premium doesn't reflect the amazing forward value of what the company does besides Bitcoin. So that's a gaping risk.
We want the 'playbook' to succeed, because we want to see adoption by another few million companies on the road to hyperbitcoinization. But when this backfires it could have the opposite effect, putting corporate treasury play on ice for a decade or more.
The volatility in the stock price benefits hedge funds in the short term. Volatility with liquidity, exactly what they need to lubricate their trades. The infinite money glitch sounds great but so far only tested in a bull market. If the stock price can no longer be pumped higher than its bitcoin holdings then the momentum runs out and it starts to roll backwards.
Remember, convertible bonds have a floor price. If stock crashes below this price, holders demand payment. If the company can't raise capital it must sell Bitcoin. Distressed sale compounds the downward cycle. Especially as there's no clear correlation as to what drives Bitcoin's price... it doesn't care about $MSTR any more than it cares about anything else.
Up forever Laura applies to Bitcoin itself on a long time horizon that smooths out the volatility in the rear view mirror. Many of us are here for that and we don't need gigachad marketing to inspire us. Bitcoin is enough.
But Laura needs to understand that what applies to Bitcoin doesn't apply to $MSTR. These things are not equivalent, they are entirely different categories, different species. If $MSTR does enter a death spiral when we eventually tip into a real bear market, there's no guarantee it will recover, not even with Saylor's supremely confident utterances about hornets and the goddess of wisdom.
Ask your yourself, if there is no second best, then why are you still playing around with $MSTR? Even, and especially, in your pension funds and long term investments.
In fact, Bitcoin may yet humble Saylor for his leveraged plays and fiat shitcoinery, as it has humbled thousands of others. And in doing so, it may yet humble you.
Get ahead by staying humble and just stacking sats. By design, that's the only viable long term play that Bitcoin tolerates or rewards.
🧡⚡💜

2025-02-26 22:25:25

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Paradox.
Low enough to feel like a tangible buying opportunity... buy the dip, cheap sats, bitcoin on sale etc.
Not so low that my wife panics and reminds me that we could have bought a house if we sold when she told me to.
It's a fine line to tread.

2025-02-26 22:19:57

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El Salvador?
Or your personal treasury?

2025-02-26 16:32:39

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True story.
Once I had to represent my employer, a listed company, at an investors and analysts meeting.
I parked my beat up ten year old Asian Wagon between a Porsche and an Aston Martin, got out and surveyed all the other luxury brands in the venue car park. Seems it was a big deal for these guys to have driven out of London.
I catch one of the analysts staring at my transport and I smile back. "Nice, isn't she? Gets me from A to B just the same, and yet she's unique, not another one like her in this car park".
Guy laughed and took me inside to introduce "the man with the unique car"... and we kept it going a bit as people came out to see this marvel, only to discover it was my turquoise Asian Wagon.

2025-02-26 15:00:31

Thinking of doing a hard reset.
Like, how would I get started with #Bitcoin today? Unburdened by all the twists and turns I've been through since 2017.
Or similar with Nostr. How would I start and set up today? Without all the nostalgia and loyalty I built up in the last three years.

2025-02-26 14:58:30

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If they start with "In today's complex, volatile, and ever evolving world... " then no.

2025-02-26 14:56:41

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GM.
First you've shown up in my feed for a while, must be relay drift.
💜

2025-02-26 14:55:26

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Didn't even try to recall my seed phrase... that's how much diamond we're talking.

2025-02-26 11:13:22

Look around
All my bitcoin used to be time.
And I'm fine with that.
#nevent1q…g0lh

2025-02-26 11:06:36

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Signal pulling out of Sweden... suggests all may not be well in local privacy culture. Caveat emptor.

2025-02-26 11:01:47

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https://image.nostr.build/14dcfba038284a6965945696cd1cb1e8664282f46250f8a382bbcf5ea3138f1b.jpg

2025-02-26 10:31:48

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How exactly does he use Bitcoin for this goal?
Assuming he has a stack, does he sell this down to pay expenses for the number of years they're homeschooling? If so, how big does that stack need to be, and can they live with the regret of having a much smaller stack in say 10 years time?
Now if he can live on a bitcoin standard already, earning in bitcoin and spending in bitcoin, without tax implications, then perhaps that's a different story. But guys trying to make it with a bitcoin business are still in a precarious position, and probably still working night and day as if working two fiat jobs. At least that's impression they all give me if I email them for support.
Using bitcoin to generate more bitcoin, or more fiat to convert to bitcoin, well that's an investment... maybe buying a business or share of one, or some real estate on which yield can be earned... that gives income now, but then he misses the boat when trying to buy back into the corn. And most lend or borrow against your corn schemes are untested or scammy.
So it's a dilemma that I wrestle with often... while I work two jobs so my wife can homeschool our kids another eight years or so.

2025-02-26 10:18:23

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"One does not simply pop to the Bali Timechamber for breakfast" meme.

2025-02-26 09:45:15

👀
#nevent1q…g0nr

2025-02-26 09:42:07

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Preflood civilization was a different scale to ours. Got so 'advanced', including genetic tampering, that it needed a reset.
I imagine Noah to have been a self-sovereign off-grid leave me alone kind of guy, still faithful to God while the rest of society went to the dogs. It took years to build that ark as a project because he was resourcing it himself, perhaps already excluded from buying and selling in their equivalent of Babylon.
Preflood humans lived longer, were probably healthier, and certainly compounded knowledge better and faster than we're doing today. Adam walked with God... subsequent generations were taught skills by angels, people had time to see projects through. Genetic tampering late in that period probably yielded a race of giant hybrids - the transhumanism of its day - compelled to serve human masters until they rebelled. Very similar narratives to our fears of AI & Robot takeover today.
Remember, it only took a couple of hundred years for the recent tech explosion to take place. A century of slow science followed by two centuries of exploitatio through engineering and technology. Not hard to imagine how quickly preflood humanity reached and surpassed this point, crossing all sorts of boundaries. Most people agree that nuclear fusion was a genie that we would rather hadn't come out of the bottle. Genetic engineering in the hands of eugenecists another genie. Maybe we'll reach a tipping point with AI, and realise our worst fears. Only this time the bible isn't warning about repercussions, it's saying that our return to such madness is just a sign of the end.
God's plan to redeem the world through Christ would have been prematurely derailed with the destruction of all humanity at the time of the flood. That a family survived and bridged the old and new worlds... and that their fragile clan grew to repopulate the earth... is itself remarkable.
But now Christ has risen from the dead, and is already at the right hand of the throne in heaven, waiting for the signal to wrap things up here and begin the golden age. After two thousand years of invitation and opportunity, there's nothing obliging him to keep things going indefinitely. This life feels like the main event for most of us, but it's an annoying prelude to the real thing as far as heaven is concerned.
I believe all these ancient alien type clues around the earth, advanced energy systems, mega structures, perfected engineering and construction... all signs of an advanced human civilization living "in the days of Noah"... challenging our preconceived ideas about the nature of that generation and the purpose of the cataclysmic judgement that came. As it was in the days of Noah so shall it be when the Son of Man (a title for Jesus) returns to the earth.
GM.

2025-02-25 17:42:51

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I have no fear of buying, only fear of being abducted and tortured to handover my keys, on account of all the buying.

2025-02-25 17:41:06

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Yes.
NGU. Only Up. Forever.
Dips are psyops. At best, buy the dip. At worst, ignore them.

2025-02-25 17:37:25

Bitcoin taking a short breather this week, as the plunger pulls back to launch the next round. Global M2 says we're in for a fun ride, starting sometime next week.
The big top doesn't come until around September, so expect further turbulence as we grind up from $120k to $280k... before dropping back again for a 'rest year' in 2026.
Of course, this all assumes we're not yet in a super cycle - ain't that right @nprofile…av6t?

2025-02-25 15:59:27

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Hi @nprofile…8s05
Way back when I also followed you on xitter, I recall you giving advice on ivermectin for a parasite flush.
Do you have any current advice on this? Just pop the pills or is there a protocol?

2025-02-25 15:54:39

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Sounds good.
Yeah I feel I reached saturation point with bitcoin podcasts, newsletters, channels, feeds, blogs, books, and half-baked product launches. Along with all the immediately adjacent stuff like prepping, regen, austrian, and so on.
Maybe it's because I've been consuming for seven years and feel my goodwill hasn't been rewarded with a growth or maturing to quality that I expected. Everything's still half-assed but 'please support because bitcoin'.
As per other posters this week, we've also lost sight of our bitcoiner values too soon, so everything in this space feels directionless, while we wait for $1m bitcoin to make us all richer, and a few entrepreneurs sell us shovels along the way.
I'm not entirely sure what's bothering me, so here for the nos-therapy... but your phrase "bored of the traditional bitcoin podcasts" touched a nerve.
Sigh.

2025-02-25 14:46:32

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Because we feel powerless and rely upon bitcoin to fix this?

2025-02-25 14:43:34

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And maybe taught Google a thing or two in the process.

2025-02-25 14:38:56

Poor Saylor.
#nevent1q…lzv4

2025-02-25 14:38:02

Seven years old but still insightful and bang up to date.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34LGPIXvU5M

2025-02-25 11:27:40

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y u brag on nostr about ur tweeter?

2025-02-25 11:25:10

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Is it good for Bitcoin?

2025-02-25 11:23:55

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A dip for ants followed by a green candle for the gods.

2025-02-25 11:18:17

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GPUs?

2025-02-25 11:10:40

GM Anon.
Don't worry about the dip, it's just a psyop intended to unsettle your otherwise unshakable belief. The great thing about bitcoin is that it doesn't care. Everyone looks for causes and correlations but none of it matters. The price goes up until it goes down until it goes up.
Sit back, relax, enjoy the ride... if you wanna buy the dip then go ahead, if not that's also fine.
#GM ☕
#nevent1q…9tvj

2025-02-23 23:27:32

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Desire lines.
The people will vote with their feet and the infrastructure should follow.

2025-02-23 23:23:52

Honeypot.
#nevent1q…6dvp

2025-02-23 23:20:30

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No, you need more.

2025-02-23 23:16:48

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Cronos

2025-02-23 23:00:42

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What's that logo 😱

2025-02-23 22:57:05

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You'll need better security.

2025-02-23 22:54:34

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4. Discover paper with 12 words written on it.
5. Unlock a bitcoin wallet with balance exceeded 10BTC
6. Experience true happiness
😅

2025-02-23 22:50:03

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Stop messing around.
Your target should be 100,000,000 satoshis and you should optimize your life and energy towards accomplishing this goal before you do anything else.

2025-02-23 22:47:46

I envy those who can simplify their lives to this extent.
#nevent1q…dptt

2025-02-23 22:27:18

Fluff answer if ever I saw one
"The London gold market has not officially "defaulted" but is facing severe liquidity issues. Delivery delays of 4–8 weeks from the Bank of England, compared to the standard 2–3 days, are being interpreted as technical defaults on cash/spot gold contracts. This situation stems from a significant outflow of gold to U.S. COMEX warehouses and a lack of readily available physical gold in London vaults, exposing systemic vulnerabilities in the market."

2025-02-23 22:23:32

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Thought @nprofile…vu4p bought them all already

2025-02-23 22:22:00

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You show a wife your bitcoin and she'll use it to buy a house 😀

2025-02-23 22:19:01

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Sauronic overtones

2025-02-23 22:17:49

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"If I could turn back time
If I could find a way
I'd stamp those words on a seed plate and make hay"

2025-02-23 22:05:06

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I rely on @nprofile…m95a to summarise and interpret @nprofile…gp95 for me these days. Either she is ascending into higher awareness and intelligence or I am degenerating into soundbite consumption.

2025-02-23 22:01:52

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Well that's my overthinking laid out for the next few hours when I was hoping to get some sleep.
https://image.nostr.build/e428f5439c97b1ea5acfdcc616abf1d4ef6dc388218c4457a4e774b804c883ba.jpg

2025-02-23 21:53:37

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1. Send Meme
2. ????
3. Change Happens

2025-02-23 21:51:02

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Multiple keys do not imply split personality.

2025-02-23 21:49:06

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Still faster to accumulate in fiat and convert to bitcoin. But one day that will change.

2025-02-23 21:44:43

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https://image.nostr.build/aa94c439cc26256c36f599991620e6f4b45edc92416ece027b482fbcd633bf46.jpg

2025-02-23 21:37:56

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Seems legit.
GM 📡🧬

2025-02-23 21:33:55

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You're taking this far too seriously. We're putting memes out there that converge with other memes to create more complex memes that eventually tip reality. We make outrageous speculations about price and somehow these materialise... a few years later than we hoped, but slow and steady wins the race. We predict the downfall of current financial order and they seem to oblige us by printing to infinity and misplacing the gold. It's all surreal and also quite fun.
We're also psychos that converted unhealthy amounts of old system money into magic internet money to affirm our beliefs and focus our attention. There's loads of holes in the arguments out there but that's all fine, as long as you stay alive, out of jail, and in possession of your private keys... it'll all work out one day soon enough. The more earnest among us worry about wrench attacks and government going full retard with a 6102. But mostly we just distract ourselves with chants like
- fix the money fix the world
- separate money and state
- stay humble and stack says
- laser eyes till fiat dies
- not your keys not your coins
I've been a maxi for a few years now, we're all fanatical about something, might as well be Bitcoin. If nothing else, it gives me the illusion of control in an otherwise chaotic world, and a framework to improve my life in the meantime.
If price ever did go to zero or I lost the coins, the intangible value I have already obtained more than compensates that loss. Money isn't everything. It creates opportunities for sure. But life is what I am living today.
Hard to explain it any better than that.
🧡

2025-02-23 21:06:06

Remember, the state doesn't become your buddy just because it now owns bitcoin and advocates the benefits.
It will take years for bitcoin to reform government. Meanwhile they want your bitcoin, and failing that they want to keep you in line, peasant, taxing your off ramps, your unrealised gains, and your inheritance planning. Not so generational wealth.
We gotta hold a fair bit longer, until the game theory has played out, and there's a new equilibrium. We're far from that in 2025, even though $1m BTC feels like we're winning.
Get you some 2014 energy and keep a low profile. This isn't the time to be bit-cavorting, but strategizing and preparing.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YbzNJr26H-4

2025-02-23 21:01:59

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Definitely still OG.
Not being fooled by government honey traps. Won't go to meetups or conferences, won't wear bitcoin logos or brag to family and friends.
If you reverse look up my pfp you'll end up at "this person does not exist" dot com.
Bought significant part of my stash on bisq, cycled through samourai, to cold storage. Running a node, pleb mining for heat, securing my stash long term, supporting freedom projects as I can.
***
Remember, the state doesn't become your buddy just because it now owns bitcoin and advocates the benefits. It will take years for bitcoin to reform government. Meanwhile they want your bitcoin, and failing that they want to keep you in line, peasant, taxing your off ramps, your unrealised gains, and your inheritance planning. Not so generational wealth.
We gotta hold a fair bit longer, until the game theory has played out, and there's a new equilibrium. We're far from that in 2025, even though $1m BTC feels like we're winning.
Also, 2014 energy.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YbzNJr26H-4

2025-02-23 13:36:51

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Yes! It's a brave article in this day and age, but biblically it's common sense.
First, we're not in the old testament era between the flood and the cross. If we were then there's a stronger argument about covenant promises preserving the nation until the birth of the Messiah. And yes, even then, blessing and protection were conditioned on repentance, humility, faith, and a general tearing down of systemic idolatry as part of 'returning to the Lord'. The first prayer was therefore always of repentance, and this needed to be on a national level not just by a faithful remnant (even though God often softened the blow for the sake of the remnant)
Second, since we are long after the cross, resurrection, and ascension of Christ, it is essential to grasp how the apostles interpreted the old testament as they were living out and writing down the new testament. Many today act like the new testament is an awkward parentheses between the real business of the old testament and "life after 1948/1967". This is jewish capture of new testament doctrine, and through it, the american mind.
Third, the new testament makes it very clear that salvation for the Jew comes the same way as salvation for the Gentile, by way of the cross. The apostles got constant flak from 'the Judaizers'... there was no compatibility between the Gospel and 'Judaism Without Yeshua'. In the first half of Acts, the Church is entirely made up of Jewish people who believed that Jesus Christ was the missing piece of their religion... the Servant, the Branch, the King, the Priest of a new order of Melchizedek, the Son at the right hand of the Majesty in the heavens, the Prophet who completed the law (yes Deuteronomy taught that the law as given couldn't save because they still needed the words of 'the Prophet' to complete it, so they had the full story).
Fourth, Yeshua made three prophecies. First, he would die and rise again on the third day. Second that Jerusalem and its temple would be utterly destroyed (and replaced by his body, the church, as the temple of living stones as a habitation of God in the Spirit), and third that he would come back to earth on a much longer time horizon, as king to take possession of what belongs to him. The epistles unpack all this beautifully. So Jesus is confirmed as the Prophet by rising from the dead and by the sign of Jerusalem's destruction within a generation. That along with the timings of Daniel's prophecy and other signs meant the end of the old (not a temporary pause) and the beginning of a glorious new in which Jew and gentile leave their baggage at the four and enter in to worship in Spirit and truth.
Fifth, if there is any praying at all for the modern 'Babylon' construction of Israel, upheld so faithfully by the US as head of the current world order, it is only for their blindness to be lifted so that they can turn away from the idolatry of Rabbinical Judaism, Political Zionism, Mystical Kabbalah, B'nai Berit Masonry, or just good old fashioned Western Hedonism... and turn to Christ. Again, this is what the apostles taught and prayed... not fooled by hybrids of 'Judaism and Jesus', or modifications to Hellenistic Judaism with virtues 'like what Jesus taught'. No, there would be no diluting or mingling of the Gospel into new syncretic forms.
Sixth, there is no positive future for the state of Israel in God's economy. The Jews are saved like us through Jesus. Babylon is however horribly destroyed by the rising federation of nations that will eventually cede their power to a single leader - identified as anti Christ. This person will persecute Christian because we do not bow to him as god-emperor. And soon enough Jesus will return to settle that score.
The whole state of Israel thing is a construct, but so deeply ingrained by dispensationalism bleeding into nationalism, and kept alive because the territory of Israel is strategic for a foothold in the Middle East.
We pray as the apostles prayed.

2025-02-23 03:01:15

Hello #amethyst my old friend. https://image.nostr.build/84a9b073c548615c74b353b41e9821c2406356a336cfae0bd83dd66aad0b0c9d.jpg

2025-02-23 02:53:00

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Serendipity 💜⚡🧡

2025-02-23 02:47:07

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Bitcoin, of course.

2025-02-22 20:15:31

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Daily driver for the last three years. Very happy and there's something quite serene about the whole environment.

2025-02-22 19:40:46

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I thought that experiment came to an end last year. Interesting that there's some still in the wild.

2025-02-22 19:36:16

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you'll hear a lot of "ackshually" about this point, like we're ungrateful idiots for even questioning it, or overlooking the option to give false information, but the fact remains that primal isn't yet privacy by design.

2025-02-21 10:49:50

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FYI
https://primal.net/e/note13puhqwgn69p6s7xlsetepr60yltlwrdyxfcmjnsxfz9tz0f64qmqwrng7t

2025-02-21 10:48:29

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This is a curious one.
" Increased Age-Adjusted Cancer Mortality After the Third mRNA-Lipid Nanoparticle Vaccine Dose During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Japan".
Authors
Miki Gibo, Seiji Kojima , Akinori Fujisawa , Takayuki Kikuchi , Masanori Fukushima .
Published in 2024 and then later retracted by the editors of the journal in the same year.
"The authors disagree with the retraction and stand by their findings*.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38721172/
https://www.cureus.com/articles/196275-increased-age-adjusted-cancer-mortality-after-the-third-mrna-lipid-nanoparticle-vaccine-dose-during-the-covid-19-pandemic-in-japan/retraction#!/

2025-02-20 18:32:25

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https://primal.net/e/note1qcgwmrgk0256zke5ngxvyvwr884py7d9jrcmh2ycy8leh62sllgq5llnxw

2025-02-20 14:55:25

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Hard to refute that in the current decade. We can tolerate limited government as a necessary evil but we don't need to join in with the racket.
The current babylon order will fall, suddenly, to a new order that will seem righteous to a world that's primed on 'great awakening' and 'children of light' nonsense.
The leader of that new era of peace and prosperity is the antichrist. The world will not accept a dystopian and overtly evil leader - that's why we're being shown the dark extent of babylon, so that we run the other way into the arms of what comes next.
If you're truly in the "No King But Christ" camp, the hardest test will be resisting a ruler that even the major religions of the world will identify as "the Christ".
Biggest clue from the bible? The true Christ is the one who then whips this imposter's butt.
The first transition from Babylon to Antichrist will be hazy and confuse many... the delusion so strong that many who think they know will be deceived. The second transition from Antichrist to Jesus Christ will be clear, incisive, and abrupt... like the world has just crashed into a wall... like lightning flashing across the sky.
At that moment, each person's loyalty will be the deciding factor. Faithfully longing for the return of this King? He knows who you are and what you've been through to remain true. Already given your heart to the usurper, buying into the comfort he promised, now caught out by this sudden and unexpected return of the rightful King? He knows who you are and has no reason to involve you in his future plans, only to reward your disloyalty like earthly conquerors have done down the ages.
God is love but he is also more than love... in each attribute and virtue he excels far beyond what humans could portray in their lifetimes. If earthly conquerors understood that disloyalty and rebellion needed to be crushed in order for their kingdoms to thrive, how much more do you think the "first and last King" will apply this principle.
Stream of consciousness over.

2025-02-20 14:31:24

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🤣😂😩😂🤣
Wait, you *are* joking, right?

2025-02-20 14:24:40

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... a quick check on the bitcoin price even though we all claim we're nonchalant and immune.

2025-02-20 14:22:22

Interesting reflection on the relationship between happiness and having a mentor in life.
I've been blessed with access to a succession of mentors, appropriate to the season of life I was in.
Individual mentors I could meet for coffee and ask those deeper questions. Where those were unavailable, I made do with virtual mentors... pretending that a successful person was my mentor and having a "dialogue" in my head with their work. Custom GPTs made this more accessible in an eerie way, and probably tapped into this repressed and latent need for mentors. But the large language model novelty soon wears off, usually just as you get to the questions you really need to ask, and you hit another generic response.
I'm at a season of life where I could be mentoring others. In person over coffee and online. I'm not important enough to warrant a digital twin but I know I can make a positive difference to another person's life.
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2025-02-19 12:26:51

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You'll need USD288,000 to buy 1 BTC on Tuesday 2 September 2025.

2025-02-17 20:38:51

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Moving independently is right... it's going down 😅

2025-02-17 12:02:05

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I'm ENTP 😇
Married to ENFJ
Never a dull moment at home 💫⚡🚀

2025-02-17 11:57:54

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So God was running a lightning node before the creation of the universe. Seems legit 😂

2025-02-16 09:18:12

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Damn, came here to say this!

2025-02-16 09:16:47

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He said to say something true.