Bitcoin never changes its monetary policy in response to political pressure.

Congrats to the Nunchuk team on this epic release!

Bitcoin's design does necessitate that the messages passed on Bitcoin's network be used as money. I learned this lesson from Andreas Antonopoulos years ago. Personally, however, I don't think it makes sense to use Bitcoin for any purposes other than money. If other people want to

I'm siding with Justine here. I feel like the "Core is malware" crowd and the "but you'll be distributing illicit materials" crowd have become entirely too melodramatic for me to take seriously.

Some of the people campaigning against Core 30 are giving me Paul Sztorc vibes, the guy who claimed that Bitcoin would totally die if BIP 300 didn't get merged.

Pay attention guys.

This quote is about the treacherous path one takes when first beginning the study of economics. It's from from "The Promises Men Live By" by Harry Scherman: "Obviously there can be other avenues of approach to the subject; and the approach is all-important. The first few steps

Introducing Nunchuk 2.0: Autonomous Inheritance. The first assisted Bitcoin inheritance solution with an on‑chain failsafe. Designed to outlive the company that created it. Enforced by the Bitcoin network, not by us. 🧵

President Trump must pardon this man! @potus. Please retweet to get trending.

KYC/AML data collection requirements do significantly more harm than good. Abolish the Bank Secrecy Act.

Gold is out here trading like Fartcoin. I never want to hear from a gold bug again that "btc can't be money because it's too volatile." They've all lost their rights to say that to Bitcoiners. I also never want to hear this nonsense again either: "It takes too much money to move

Novak Djokovic: “My kids don't have phones and won’t until they’re mature enough. They complain everyone at school has a phone except them. When everyone follows the herd, conformity is expected but it doesn’t have to be that way. That’s where we differ.” Novak gets it

Alden is the best.

Net Interest Converges Toward Gross Interest open.substack.com/pub/firstbanko…

apparently software as we know it is dead because Susan from accounting is going to vibe code a calendly alternative while on her lunch break I think some of you need to go outside and speak to real people

If you're freaking out over the AI doom fiction circulating tonight, I can suggest an antidote. Read Chapter 7 of Henry Hazlitt's Economics In One Lesson, published in 1946.