Is there an orange-tied suitcoiner saturation point?

My lad wants to study economics at university. So we’re off to an open day with some relevant reading.

Just been given these beauties for fathers’ day. MtSocks 🧦 by CoinCorner by CoinCorner

Orac was way more useful: it predicted the future. All grok (and all AIs) can mange is a biased regurgitation of the past.

Where does the BTC yield come from? (cc. allen farrington)

Keep an eye on Bitfest.uk for our latest developments..

IMF Misleading statistic because much of Bitcoin's energy usage is often from stranded, wasted sources that others cannot utilize. It has also been shown in 20 peer reviewed papers and 7 independent studies to stabilize and decarbonize grids, mitigate methane and lower electricity

3 harmful ways Britain is a Bitcoin blocker: - banks blocking/ restricting access to exchanges - silly, irrelevant regulatory questionnaires - no access to Bitcoin ETFs Pointed out by George Osborne today in Financial Times & by Bitcoin Policy UK for ages. bitcoinpolicyuk.substack.com/p/anti-bitcoin…

Nice piece this from GHOST in Bitcoin Magazine Interested in the thoughts/ reasoning behind this statement: “No one wants blacklisted coins: They’ll be radioactive and useless.” Rather than KYC coins, aren’t the authorities more likely to blacklist NON-KYC sats?

Yo Rachel Reeves, have you seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off? youtu.be/X_wHBlouFSc

GN

Full day dedicated to Nostr at a Bitcoin conference in the UK you say? Yestr!

The UK this week. youtube.com/watch?v=38iyHp…

Good old Grauniad.

The most interesting thing about the Financial Times‘s leading ‘news’ story is that there isn’t really any news in it. Tether has long held gold, and already holds gold stocks. So you have to ask: why are they running this so prominently?

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