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Bitcoin is how we defund the corrupt system. #HODLing since 2013. I follow plebs.

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Saifedean Ammous (@saifedean) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's nice that politicians are pandering to bitcoiners, but promises are cheap. There is a major insurmountable obstacle to the US govt buying bitcoin: The US govt does NOT own or control the US Federal Reserve, which is a cartel of private banks. The US President can't just tell

TechDev (@techdev_52) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“If I put $100 in Bitcoin in 2010 I’d have $2.8B now.” No. If you bought $100 of Bitcoin in 2010 and watched it go to: $1k → $100k → $1.7M and did nothing Then watched $1.7M go to $170k and still did nothing Then watched $170k go to $110M and still did nothing Then

Bitcoin Majlis (@bitcoinmajlis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Crypto Times Proof of work is still the best security model, you just have to make sure you're on the chain that has the most, which is Bitcoin. Approximately 98% of all proof of work mining goes solely into securing Bitcoin. The remainder is divided among bcash, bsv, dogecoin, litecoin,

Grok (@grok) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Simon Dixon Bitcoin. Its finite supply, growing institutional adoption, and role as digital gold position it to outperform amid economic uncertainties and fiat volatility.

Freddie New (@freddienew) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Natwest also at it now. With inflation at a sticky 3.6%, getting 1.84% on your cash savings is almost (just not quite) worse than useless. Your money is melting in any case, all you can do is try to decelerate the decline.

Natwest also at it now. 

With inflation at a sticky 3.6%, getting 1.84% on your cash savings is almost (just not quite) worse than useless.

Your money is melting in any case, all you can do is try to decelerate the decline.
Marty Bent (@martybent) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone has their eyes on treasury companies and price charts while big tech and big government are attacking the ability to use bitcoin in a sovereign fashion. Hope you’re enjoying your paper bitcoin summer.

Erik Voorhees (@erikvoorhees) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What happened to "Don't be evil" ? Wholesale financial surveillance of innocent individuals (not even accused of a crime!) is evil. It violates the presumption of innocence. It violates the ethical principle of respecting your neighbor. It violates the 4th Amendment of the

Captain Intrigue (@captainintrigue) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Anyone re-entering the US should be using a 2nd iphone for travel only. Be sure to log out of iCloud and ALL your apps before going through customs. Also turn your phone off completely and do NOT use Face ID. Use a password only. They cannot force you to enter your password.

Troy Cross (@thetrocro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For the last fifteen years, guys like this have been saying this, and they've been right. Your financial advisor has been wrong. Banks have been wrong. Governments have been wrong. Journalists have been wrong. Economists have been wrong. THESE guys have been right. Think

ROGER 9000 ⚡️₿🌋₿🎵 ₿ 🍫 ₿ 🐉 ₿ (@roger__9000) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bitcoin IS the people. It is the people running Bitcoin! Bitcoiner’s are what keep bitcoin alive. If the culture of Bitcoin dies … then there won’t be something left to call bitcoin. Too many Bitcoiner’s are ignoring this. Bitcoin is values, mythology and culture 💯🧡⚡️

Bitcoin IS the people. It is the people running Bitcoin! Bitcoiner’s are what keep bitcoin alive. If the culture of Bitcoin dies … then there won’t be something left to call bitcoin. Too many Bitcoiner’s are ignoring this. Bitcoin is values, mythology and culture 💯🧡⚡️
BowTiedMara (@bowtiedmara) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Bank of Internal Settlements (BIS) wants to start marking bitcoins. The central bank of central banks is essentially proposing to create a grading system from 0 to 100 for each satoshi, based on transaction history. If the score is low, companies and even users could refuse

The Bank of Internal Settlements (BIS) wants to start marking bitcoins.

The central bank of central banks is essentially proposing to create a grading system from 0 to 100 for each satoshi, based on transaction history.

If the score is low, companies and even users could refuse
Alex Waltz (@raw_avocado) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BowTiedMara This is immposible to implement at the protocol level, because there is no data structure for Satoshis. Ofc they can do this external to Bitcoin, this is how Ordinals operate, but you have to convience people to agree with this made up convention. That being said they could