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calendar_today20-06-2023 00:33:31

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Bitcoin for Freedom (@btc_for_freedom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Iran charging $1 per oil barrel in Bitcoin to pass through the Strait of Hormuz is massively bullish, and here’s why: 20% of global oil flows through that chokepoint. That’s not some niche use case, that’s the arteries of the global economy. Now imagine this: • Every tanker

Official Layoff (@layoffai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

White-collar jobs have been declining for 34 consecutive months. THIS IS THE LONGEST EVER OUTSIDE OF A RECESSION! The former chief economist of Glassdoor called it "incredibly unusual, going back 70, 80 years." He said we have never seen a contraction this long in white-collar

White-collar jobs have been declining for 34 consecutive months. THIS IS THE LONGEST EVER OUTSIDE OF A RECESSION!

The former chief economist of Glassdoor called it "incredibly unusual, going back 70, 80 years." He said we have never seen a contraction this long in white-collar
Mechanic #FixTheFilters #300kb (@grassfedbitcoin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Disgraceful. Forcing Satoshi to choose between proving he is alive before he may want to or lose access... That's a ploy to get him to betray his identity. Because of what? Fear a thief may cause a dip in price? Eject these fools.

Bitcoin_To_The_Oblivion 🚀🚀🚀 (@btctooblivion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is the last 90 days UTXO chart. Plebs have been promised that there might be a meaningful decrease in the UTXO set since spammers would use the op_return instead of bloating the UTXO set when they released shitcoin core v30 (aka malware) but that also didn't happen. This

This is the last 90 days UTXO chart.

Plebs have been promised that there might be a meaningful decrease in the UTXO set since spammers would use the op_return instead of bloating the UTXO set when they released shitcoin core v30 (aka malware) but that also didn't happen.

This
International Cyber Digest (@intcyberdigest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨🇧🇷 A cybersecurity researcher from Brazil exposed a large scale scam operation by buying a "Ledger" hardware wallet off a Chinese marketplace — suspiciously cheap and the packaging looked original from a distance. Here's what he found after cracking the thing open: The

🚨🇧🇷 A cybersecurity researcher from Brazil exposed a large scale scam operation by buying a "Ledger" hardware wallet off a Chinese marketplace — suspiciously cheap and the packaging looked original from a distance.

Here's what he found after cracking the thing open:

The
CatoTheElder (@catotheelder17) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Spam on BTC is a great example of the “Tragedy of the Commons”. Spammers in effect privatize gains & socialize losses caused by burdening the network with damaging dust to be stored by nodes for free forever. Enemies of BTC also can pile in. Thats why spam risk is existential.

Spam on BTC is a great example of the “Tragedy of the Commons”. 

Spammers in effect privatize gains & socialize losses caused by burdening the network with damaging dust to be stored by nodes for free forever. Enemies of BTC also can pile in.

Thats why spam risk is existential.
Renaud (@cunyrenaud) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New issue: The 45% Problem 30% (3-year avg) → 37% (6 months ago) → 45% today. Bitcoin’s blockspace is getting flooded with non-financial data. The fee market won’t fix it. Miners won’t fix it. Here’s what will. blockspaceweekly.substack.com/p/issue-23-the…

New issue: The 45% Problem

30% (3-year avg) → 37% (6 months ago) → 45% today.

Bitcoin’s blockspace is getting flooded with non-financial data.

The fee market won’t fix it.  
Miners won’t fix it.  

Here’s what will.
blockspaceweekly.substack.com/p/issue-23-the…
Jim (@myselfcustody) 's Twitter Profile Photo

About half of the Bitcoin network is being used to support non-bitcoin stuff, in terms of both transaction volume and transaction size. About half of the Bitcoin network is being used to mint, store and transfer non-bitcoin assets like stablecoins, memecoins, inscriptions,

Mechanic #FixTheFilters #300kb (@grassfedbitcoin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A reminder: Citrea don't need the blockchain - they need your mempool which is why spam filters had to be ridiculed and ripped out of Core for Citrea to be able to confidently build and launch their product. Kill it today by refusing to host their stuff in your mempool.