Allen_Newberry
C. Allen Newberry

Bitcoin (Class of 2021) - ASU ('90), BYU ('96) - LA Dodgers - Pickleball

Public Key

npub1tnvxu9qrwkhfnwyqt6ls53q9vwxzv8jxrypnsas0nhagk3jdlmksmm3r9v

NIP-05 Address

allen@nostrplebs.com

NIP-57 Address

chalnew@getalby.com

Profile Code

nprofile1qqs9ekrwzsphtt5ehzq9a0c2gszk8rpxrerpjqecwc8em75tgexlamgsg5yyt

Author Public Key

npub1tnvxu9qrwkhfnwyqt6ls53q9vwxzv8jxrypnsas0nhagk3jdlmksmm3r9v

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2024-08-12 04:54:15

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Out of curiosity, what is the cause of your worry?

2023-12-31 17:32:50

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Would you mind updating this list for the new year? Thank you for all you do!

2023-08-29 05:16:39

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What makes Bitcoin a liquidity barometer? Or is it just an observable phenomenon with no observable reason behind it?

2023-08-09 05:31:42

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100% Use it all the time.

2023-07-16 05:32:55

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Brandon Sanderson: Rhythm of War
Saifedean Ammous: Principles of Economics

2023-06-30 22:41:58

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Proof of Work

2023-05-08 07:24:50

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This benefits miners, correct? Larger mempool increases number of higher fee transactions? And miners prioritize higher paying transactions. Do I have that correct?

2023-04-27 07:22:58

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What about capital gains tax? That is what causes me to hesitate using bitcoin as payment.

2023-03-06 05:54:39

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Reason #362 why I fled California.

2023-03-05 05:49:01

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So interesting how each halving ends lower than the high of that halving, but rockets up in the next halving. Onward and upward.

2023-03-04 17:51:05

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And Ford promises never to allow governments to use it to against its citizens. 🤡

2023-03-02 04:24:00

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Sounds ominous.

2023-02-27 16:14:04

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Welcome to Nostr!

2023-02-26 21:58:40

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Inspiring!

2023-02-24 01:43:26

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I meant $26 trillion :)

2023-02-24 01:04:38

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The $26 million the 1% obtained since 2020 came, in large part, from "money printing" by the Fed. Those closest to the spigot are enriched while the value of the rest of the money is debased.

2023-02-24 00:45:21

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Even if the 1% of bitcoiners keep all the bitcoin they accumulated, that would just make the rest of the sats that much more valuable for everyone else.
The key is, in a bitcoin world, the elites don't get to drink from the firehose of a money printer while everyone else suffers from crippling inflation.

2023-02-23 21:14:03

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😁

2023-02-23 21:12:15

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There is less to see on Nostr than Twitter...but I find myself on Nostr much more frequently since joining. Feels like the start of something important.

2023-02-23 21:09:10

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None of my Nostr clients are displaying your .gif. I see it on Twitter, but not on Snort, iris, Yo Sup or Amethyst. Any ideas?

2023-02-23 15:24:57

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I use Snort.social on my desktop and Amethyst on my phone. I've noticed that the zaps I've given on Snort do not show up in my profile on Amethyst. Is that to be expected?

2023-02-22 18:35:29

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It actually would be an interesting test case to show how impotent such a legislated ban would be; especially in western countries.

2023-02-22 17:52:10

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Add China's liquidity increase to the fact that the U.S. will need to inject liquidity soon or risk default when half of the U.S. outstanding debt matures over the next 3 years (see @HorizonKinetics on Twitter)
Bitcoin will benefit.
Thanks for the chart!

2023-02-21 22:52:05

The 401(k)/IRA system is in the United States is insidious. The ONLY reason I have contributed to my 401(k) or IRA over the years is the tax deduction. That is it. I loathe the idea of the government capturing my savings with threats of penalties and limiting my investment options to stale, generic mutual funds.
In 2022 I made the decision to forgo the tax deduction in favor of freedom from the system. I do miss the deduction...no question...but I revel in the freedom to invest or spend my earnings as I see fit.
I suppose the 401(k)/IRA system helps some people save when they otherwise would not and incentivizes self-control. But for me, I choose freedom over fiat incentives. I choose self-sovereignty over the nanny state.

2023-02-21 02:43:41

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Agree with you. For now I am seeing it as a lifeboat in case things go sideways on mainstream social media. At the very least, bitcoiners will always have a place to communicate as long as the internet exists.

2023-02-20 20:22:05

#[0] Verifying My Public Key: "Allen_Newberry"

2023-02-20 20:20:20

#[0] Verifying My Public Key: "Allen_Newberry"

2023-02-19 06:13:22

#[0] Verifying My Public Key: "Allen_Newberry"

2023-02-19 05:01:34

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So awesome...that website takes me back to 1995 with my AOL dial up! Thanks for the link.

2023-02-19 03:18:27

First post on NOSTR!