Parman - Activate OP_GFY now!!

Bitcoin self-custody mentor, and writer.

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2024-09-13 08:24:52

I'm announcing BitVotr, a new voting protocol to fight election fraud, releasing today to the public domain.
The whitepaper of the protocol is available on GitHub and has a website, BitVotr.com.
Pull requests welcome. Questions and comments welcome in GitHub issues section, and will go towards a FAQ document later.
The protocol introduces new concepts and borrows from old...
- Proof of Tax linked to public keys (new).
- Vote merging for anonymity (borrowed from coin mixing).
- Peer to peer network to submit, sign, and merge votes (every voter is a peer).
- Tamper proofing of count via pgp signatures.
- Peers use RAFT protocol for consensus and data protection (borrowed).
- Byzantine Fault Tolerance thresholds for minimum verification, and defends against network attack.
- Data dissemination of the tally and signatures to Nostr and BitTorrent (no blockchain or token required).
- Vote count by the public (like nodes in Bitcoin verifying blocks).
- Election clock using Bitcoin timechain (without writing to it).
BitVote doesn't force a tyrannical government to be honest and benign, instead, it makes election fraud evident.
Voting doesn't overthrow tyranny, only revolution or total collapse does. Step 1 is to overcome the gaslighting and make fraud undeniable.
Of course dishonest governments will reject this. The system must begin small, prove itself, and be unavoidable to larger and larger democracies.
This is not an endorsement of voting as an ethical way to organise society, but if we are going to vote, it should be verifiable by the people it affects.
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2024-09-11 18:42:16

I've been working on a decentralized electronic voting protocol that's fully peer to peer, eliminates the possibility of electoral fraud or double voting, keeps votes private, and is verifiable by anyone.
It benefits from Nostr relays, and Bitcoin’s clock, and DOES NOT require a blockchain or token.
I would greatly appreciate cypherpunk eyes looking over it before releasing.

2024-09-06 07:25:23

If you read one of my essays each time you whip your phone out while sitting on the toilet, you're gonna make it, and in style.
http://armantheparman.com

2024-09-02 14:53:45

Stephen really is a dirty Marxist piece of shit, and is being given way too much speech on mainstream, I mean government, media, I mean propaganda.
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2024-09-02 02:28:47

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I want in

2024-08-31 12:20:19

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Champion

2024-08-31 04:58:22

Brazil, hello

2024-08-31 04:50:45

21 million Bitcoin, 58k each.
The rules can't be changed.

2024-08-30 13:03:47

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Then how will you know which ones are the crazy fuckers?

2024-08-30 13:03:09

Fuck I'm stressed. I don't have enough bitcoin.

2024-08-30 05:43:51

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Champion

2024-08-29 10:15:22

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Also, what is your private key?

2024-08-29 10:13:34

Sometimes I accidentally follow someone who's into monero - sorry about that, rest assured, I'll block when I realise.

2024-08-29 10:01:43

Sometimes say "that's what she said" randomly just to confuse people

2024-08-29 00:47:35

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Missing out, Parmanode

2024-08-28 07:38:54

Daily #WhiteboardNotes https://image.nostr.build/6f98db9da523dfb2fc52605a86eaffbede9fbd22269d386a07300154d94e970c.jpg

2024-08-28 02:54:01

If you run your own Bitcoin node, why not also store your own Nostr data? You can with Parmanode, easy AF.

2024-08-28 02:28:43

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Stunning and brave

2024-08-28 02:26:10

Is there value in building Bitcoin Knotsr?... Nostr relays that serve signed bitcoin data blocks as events.
It's an interesting thing to build, I'm just not sure if it's useful, or what can be done with it.

2024-08-28 00:17:47

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Turn off and on again.
Send sats

2024-08-23 06:22:56

Daily #WhiteboardNotes https://image.nostr.build/26f9de045d533c34f195316507f50a5d93e5e2cda2fe008353c6cab93dfaceff.jpg

2024-08-21 09:58:19

Got mad at the wife, so, bought more #Bitcoin, feel good.

2024-08-20 23:04:24

Quick morning rant:
No matter what...
1) anyone else does with their node, (whether it's -the version they have; the fork they have; if they run one of those sexy Parmanodes all the cool kids have, or the quantity of nodes spun up)
2) or no matter the number of bitcoin others might have...
...if you stay strong, no one can do ANYTHING to change the node you run, which is effectively YOUR CHOICE of the money you have adopted and accept as payment to your wallet.
If no on agrees with you, it affects the quality of the money you've adopted, but it can never affect your choice.
If the rest of the world adopted a shitcoin (fiat, gold, Bitcoin Finks Vision - doesn't matter which), it would mean the true Bitcoin adoption has gone backwards, not that Bitcoin has changed. They all will have to come back eventually after they get diluted to poverty by whoever the rulers of that version are.
No one agreed with Satoshi at the start by the way, but true adoption of a money that no one can control has, and always will, continue to go up, until everyone in the world who hasn't perished, WANTS Bitcoin (not "has", as some will become Bitcoiners beginning in absolute poverty).
I didn't make the rules, Satoshi did.

2024-08-20 13:01:25

Remember to stack #ƨats arrogantly AF

2024-08-20 00:44:58

Parman's considerate driving tips...
There's a double turning lane at a traffic light. 12 cars waiting in one of the lanes, 2 in the other!
The 12th car is blocking others behind from getting in to the empty lane, and backing up the traffic going straight. Only the first 4 to 6 cars will make across each turning light change.
Some people just enjoy lining up and being boosted, farken hell.
Don't be like these people; fill up the lanes evenly.
Stay tuned for more of Parman's considerate driving tips.

2024-08-19 17:23:52

If you're orange pilling a friend who is not going to get off Windows, you can still help them to run a node - Parmanode4Win.
Currently it has Bitcoin Core, Sparrow wallet (autoconnects to Core), Tor, Docker, and WSL - all easy to install AF.
Well you have them syncing the chain, in the coming days I'll have electrs server and mempool available.
You could learn to set it up for your orange pilling adventures later, even if you have no friends at the moment.
Go to the website and download the executable, and then double click. C'mon I couldn't have made it any easier.

2024-08-19 09:45:06

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So, barter.

2024-08-16 22:23:46

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Lol

2024-08-15 23:30:45

I am offering 150,000 sats to anyone who can demonstrate a zk-stark working in the following way...
1) I will create a text file with some arbitrary content, encrypt it, and hash the encrypted version.
2) You shall get a copy of the plain text and the encrypted file, and the decryption key.
3) I will pretend to not know the contents for this exercise, for proof of concept.
4) You will create code that can generate a zk-proof that takes these inputs:
a) the encrypted file
b) the decryption key
c) a regex search (or simple grep search if regex too complex)
... and returns a True or False reading with respect to the regex search.
5) The hard part: I will give you a "random" regex to search, you create the proof, and direct me how to perform a verification SIMPLY, on my local Linux computer, with free open source software, and without the need for a shitcoin's blockchain or 3rd party verifier. I HAVE TO VERIFY.
6) The hardest part - I'll need to be shown that there's a clear way that I can reproduce the procedure; if I need to learn a new coding language, that's not a barrier. If I need to build my own polynomial circuit for this very basic zk-stark check, that could take years of work, so no beuno.
You can use libraries to build the polynomial circuit, but I must be able to be convinced trustlessly that your computer has honestly performed the regex search, and you know if the document contains the search term, and can do that without revealing the contents of the document or the decryption key.
If you do this I agree to paying the bounty and if satisfied, will probably give a tip. I reserve the right to refuse to pay if I detect trickery, shenaniganary, or abuse, eg weaseling out of doing what I intended because of some loophole in the way I structured these terms.
This must be a zk-stark proof, not zk-snark. There must be no back doors, and no trusted setup. If I detect trust required, defeating the purpose of a zk-stark, the deal is off... but I may still pay some amount at my discretion; it's hard to know in advance.
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Tweet from 5 days ago ..
After 4 days of math and research, I can demonstrate to anyone interested that #zkstarks is a scam...
They claim to remove the trusted setup of zk-snarks (used in the shit coin zcash), but in fact have shifted the trust to the proover who designs the the individual contract (circuit).
The verifier can't see the circuit but can mathematically verify that the circuit behaves as claimed. Many hundreds of pages have been devoted to showing how the link between the circuit and the proof is valid, but the very first step is not discussed. "How is anyone to know of the circuit was created honestly in the first place?"
The functioning of the circuit is obfuscated mathematically with high degree polynomials, so it could be malicious and the approval must be trusted in how they designed it.
For instance, a claim could be made that a particular encrypted document when decrypted with a key that is not seen yeilds a true result. But the malicious actor could instead insert code that gives a true result directly if that same document is inputted.
No actual decryption is designed to happen. Then this code is converted to a polynomial, and then expand (low degree expansion) to obfuscate the original code.
The verifier then checks that the polynomial behaves as expected, but they've got no way of checking that the correct polynomial has been used.
They could enter or check documents that are different to the target, and of course they'll get a false reading in the same way that they would if the key didn't work, but they'll be deceived.
While the mathematics works, actual inputs a malicious meaning that the setup is trusted...
NZK starks is a scam, bamboozling everyone with mathematics, and hiding the fact If something is simple as:
dog shit in, dog shit out
And they want to bring this into Bitcoin, pppppfffffftttt FUCK YOU

2024-08-12 08:39:07

I disagree

2024-08-07 22:52:27

People realise that bitcoin is scarce, right?

2024-08-07 08:27:05

I'm here to burst bubbles.
Dollar cost averaging is GAMBLING. Here me out...
If you regularly buy bitcoin with a component of your paycheck, that's not DCA, that's regular LUM SUM buying.
DCA would be if you take a paycheck and spread the purchasing OF THAT QUANTITY of "money" over the time.
You withhold buying with it all, and spread your risk over time, so that if it goes down after buying with the first small fraction, you don't feel as bad, because you get to buy more bitcoin at a lower price with your next fraction.
In summary of that, you are gambling that the price won't go up over the time you withhold your buying. Because if it does go up you end up with fewer bitcoin, and if it goes down you end up with more bitcoin.
On the other hand, lump sum buying is the exact opposite. You're gambling the price will not go down. If it goes down after you lump sum buy, and it always does, you end up with fewer bitcoin. And if it goes up right after you buy, then your gamble paid off.
People think that DCA is a hedge but in fact it is not, it is one extreme of a gambling strategy, and lump sum is the other extreme.
To correctly hedge you would take any quantitative money that comes to you, and lump some half of it, and DCA the other.
Until next time.
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2024-08-06 18:23:11

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I mean who wouldn't do that

2024-08-02 17:22:02

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Bought it

2024-08-02 04:55:07

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It's madness to have audible notifications on.
I even have visual notifications off.
My notifications are all listed, and I only see them if I go to the notifications section.
It still traps me though, but it could be much worse

2024-08-01 11:02:48

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Is this to save on breakpads?

2024-08-01 11:01:58

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No, it requires too much manual intervention to install from the lowly windows user

2024-07-31 13:49:59

Hello World, I give you Parmanode4Win version 0.0.1 ...
For a long time, I've resisted building a version of Parmanode for Windoze because I hate it, and because people should get off Windows. On the other hand, most of the people who need help are probably most comfortable Windows. The Linux users can probably manage.
So this is a way to get more people running nodes, and more people's eyes on my "message of the day" propaganda, mwahaha.
The hardest part was interacting with Bill Gate's clunky piece of crap, but also, because I excluded using the Bash language as an option (it required too many steps to set up from the user) - I went with Python.
Python is great, but I had to learn a thing or two to replicate what I was doing with Bash on Linux/Mac. Some things were harder on Python, but some things were easier.
Look at how easy this is...
1. Download the installer file from the website (see image for link)
2. Double-click the download and agree to install.
3. The installer closes and leaves an application shortcut on the desktop with a pretty icon picture.
4. Double click the icon
5. Read some intro menus (dismiss forever by typing "free ross" where prompted).
6. Main menu - select with the keyboard (options highlighted in colour) to add a program.
7. Add Bitcoin. It offers internal vs external drive. If external it'll format if you choose. You can also migrate your own Bitcoin data directory.
8. It'll ask if you want to prune and help you set a value, just type what you want to answer the prompts.
9. A bitcoin.conf file is created in the background with the best settings for your Sparrow Wallet. Modifies some conflicting settings if pruning.
10. Bitcoin downloads, sha256 verifies, gpg verifies with Michael Ford's (Bitcoin Dev) public key, unzips, and moves files to where they need to be.
11. Back from the main menu, you can enter the Bitcoin menu and start Bitcoin. A screen pops up showing the chain syncing. If you close it, Bitcoin gracefully stops. Start it up again and it picks up where it left off. It's convenient for your wallet usage to leave it on, but you don't necessarily have to.
12. Then, from the main menu, you can go to the add_menu and add Sparrow Bitcoin Wallet. It downloads and verifies and unzips, but also, it modifies the configuration file so Sparrow will AUTOMAGICALLY connect to your own Bitcoin Core node.
13. Start sparrow from the sparrow menu.
14. There is a bunch of other cool stuff if you explore the Main menu options.
15. I'll add more apps (eg Mempool, Electrum Server, Electrum wallet, and others, maybe notes and things like that moved across relay type devices ;P) as time goes on, be sure to regularly (daily) update - it doesn't matter if you forget, whenever there's a new version, you'll get a prompt to choose to update, and it's done automatically.
Sounds good? It's 50x better on Linux.
www.parmanode.com/parmanode4win
Screenshot of webpage containing screenshots of the app...https://m.primal.net/JkJs.png

2024-07-30 10:44:41

When possible, I always take the racing line when driving.
Not because I'm a hoon, but it's wasteful and wrong otherwise.

2024-07-27 18:04:01

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Good boy

2024-07-27 18:03:42

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You don't say

2024-07-25 14:04:04

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Gotta get my propaganda message-of-the-day in my software to more eyeballs

2024-07-24 22:47:24

Parmanode4Win coming soon.
I hate it.

2024-07-22 12:35:57

If cash is King, then Bitcoin must be God.

2024-07-20 04:35:15

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"never" tells the truth. You just lied, how bow dat?

2024-07-19 17:20:17

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Maybe they mostly did. Maybe this was nothing, just part of it

2024-07-19 17:18:46

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I've been trained to hate on trump but going to give much more benefit of the doubt from now on.

2024-07-19 17:17:44

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It's ok, when you have to constantly talk, and play the part, dumb shit comes out sometimes.

2024-07-19 17:14:26

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Yellow is that you?

2024-07-17 08:17:45

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They can print money, it doesn't matter how much they sold it for.

2024-07-16 20:21:20

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Damn that's good

2024-07-16 12:56:38

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Parmanode installs a relay for you too, easy AF

2024-07-16 08:22:44

Parman's wallet tips...
On Bitcoin keys and Derivation paths.
A Bitcoin private key is a number. It's big and should be random so no one can guess it by brute force. It generates a public key - also a number.
This is a KEY PAIR and fundamental to public-private key cryptography.
Key pairs can "birth" more key pairs. Eg if you take a key pair and multiply it by some number, you get another number (there's more to it than that, but that's the concept).
A derivation path is just a system of agreement (a protocol) on how these infinitely possible keys can be derived from the first key pair.
A derivation path begins with "m". This is the master key pair, or the first key pair generated from your seed phrase. We don't usually make wallets with this key. Think of it as "Adam" from the Bible for now.
Next in the derivation path has a number, eg...
m/84'
This represents the 85th child (counting from zero) key of Adam. When the 85th key is signalled to be used, the wallet software knows it's ultimately going to be a bip84 Native Segwit wallet. There's nothing special about the 85th key, they all look the same, and they all have the same properties, it's just a signal. Don't worry about the apostrophe for now (sometimes signalled as an 'h')
The next number in the derivation path is typically 0. Eg:
m/84'/0'
This third field is a protocol for the coin type. It is the grandchild of Adam, and the first child of the 85th child of Adam. When using this key in a wallet, it signals the coin to be used is Bitcoin (rather than testnet).
The next field, the great grandchild of Adam, is the account field. It's best to leave this as zero to not confuse your heirs.
m/84'/0'/0'
The next field, the great great grandchild of Adam, is the field where a choice between receiving or change is made. Zero is receiving and One is for change. Also called "internal/external" for reasons unknown to me. This key typically won't have an apostrophy:
m/84'/0'/0'/0
And finally, the children of the change or receiving key will be used for address generation. (Note, ANY of the previous keys can generate address against protocol; remember they have no different properties). Here is the representation of the 100th address...
m/84'/0'/0'/0/99
The last integer in computer speak is held in memory as an unsigned integer, which is held in 32 bytes of memory, with a max size of 2^32, or 4.29 billion. That's plenty of children/addresses for the wallet, but that's only from one parent keypair. So the number of addresses at your disposal is effectively infinite.
Something to note is that all these keys are reproducible and already exist in mathematical space. Just because you put a seed into a software wallet and make some addresses does not mean you "created" addresses - instead, you "accessed" or "viewed" them. They are disposable until you decide to put bitcoin in them (technically, LOCK bitcoin to the address).
Anyway, the wallets software looking at the derivation path then knows which calculations and protocol to follow from the great great great grandchild key to make a Segwit address. Theoretically, it COULD ignore the protocol and use the same key to make a Legacy address, or Taproot. It's against BIP protocol, but not against BITCOIN protocol - a very important difference. The address generated is still valid as far as my node goes, but not valid in terms of wallet interoperability.

2024-07-15 21:10:53

Did, or how did, something come from nothing? Parman thinks he has the answer. Here it goes, don't hate me...
The most fundamental property of reality is logic, the most basic elements of that being Truth or Falsehood.
It makes up the essence of computers (0 or 1s), but also our reality, the universe.
No matter how many dimensions or universes you think there are, logic is the basis of it.
From logic, mathematics is birthed. From that, physics is possible. From that, chemistry and physical complexity (arguably a subset of physics anyway). From that, biology (more complexity). From that, consciousness. From that, #Bitcoin   ... LOL I had to say it.
Anyway, without logic, there is no reality, and we can answer the original question like this...
If there "was" a time (better to say a "state" to not assume time existing) when nothing existed - truly nothing, then it would be TRUE that nothing existed. But truth is something, not nothing.
This means that nothing cannot exist in our reality.
For nothing to exist, we have to step outside our reality. In this domain, there is no logic. In such a state where truth can equal falsehood, or a man can have periods, anything is possible. Also, EVERYTHING is possible; Also, neither of those things are simultaneously not possible on Tuesdays. It's completely illogical and not real, not reality. Much like Jeremy Bearimy (watch The Good Place for the reference).
From this Jeremy Bearimy state, where anything and everything is possible and impossible, what can come to existance? A pocket of Logic (Like how Douglas Adams' impossibility drive was created from the improbability drive and a good cup of hot tea)
In this logic pocket, things make sense, and reality begins, with whatever starting properties Jeremey Bearimy birthed.
For the religious people, I don't know how to fit God into this exactly... Maybe God is the idea of Truth, and His counterpart, the idea of falsehood?
And maybe this answers the question, "If God created us, who created God then, smart arse?" - Maybe the answer is "Jeremy Bearimy did", or maybe, God is Jeremy Bearimy?
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2024-07-14 15:23:26

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Sunning ziballs

2024-07-14 15:16:11

They can kill presidents, control demolition buildings, protect pedophiles, fund viral gain-of-function research, bomb countries that refuse to sell oil for wmds I mean US dollars, spy through your computers and phones, force you to work for money they create for free, and generally enslave you all while u want more.
Wake the fuck up, dickheads.
Voting got us here, in case you didn't notice - it's not the solution, it's part of the problem.
Resist by using a money they can't control or create for free.
#Bitcoin   

2024-07-14 14:28:00

Fucken Lasers
https://m.primal.net/JQNu.jpg

2024-07-14 10:44:52

Fucken Lasershttps://m.primal.net/JQNu.jpg

2024-07-14 08:42:01

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And they left Trump out in the open

2024-07-14 08:41:08

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You're joking right? That "dude" was able to shoot at the next President.

2024-07-14 07:59:25

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Media in Australia called it a projectile!

2024-07-12 18:19:21

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Where fo you find this stuff 😂

2024-07-11 10:00:29

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Actually, yeah, good point

2024-07-10 14:35:17

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Wait a minute, you have a list of which dicks to suck?
Got heeem

2024-07-10 14:26:30

Parman on the "shocking" revelation that Bitcoin is not money. Hear me out...
Bitcoin is a money CONTENDER. What it currently is is a barter token competing to be money. It's the best one, the leading one, and it's inevitable that it will win and be the ONLY money (there may be some minimal bartering going on at the irrelevant fringes).
For Bitcoin to be money, there needs to be no (or minimal) barter in the social economy in question (the world). The world is currently bartering fiat monies (with fiat MONEY within each country, roughly speaking), and the closest thing to world money is USD. You can't have multiple monies in a system, that's barter.
The purpose of Bitcoin is not to end 3rd-parties and custodians (retail/commercial banks) - it's to end CENTRAL banks (the control and manipulation of money).
Eliminating 3rd-party and trust, as Satoshi discussed, is related to someone being trusted in controlling who owns what money in the SYSTEM, about what is true, to avoid double-spending (The Byzantine General's problem).
Proof of work and the time-chain combined with algorithmic rules about which state is valid is how he solved this - it has nothing to do with accounts and custodians HOLDING money on behalf of others (as BCashers will have you believe for their own purposes).
We actually NEED banking as a service in society, otherwise we aren't freeing our time to specialise. With money, we don't have to be our own baker, or dentist, or farmer... or banker.
Specialising is risky in the absence of a money economy because we don't know if we can buy all the things we want/need with our output; we have to barter. Money solves that so we can specialise risk-free and increase our output. When everyone does that, humanity flourishes. So it's counter productive for a money society to advocate that people should be their own banks. Instead, Bitcoin allows us to be our own bank, or someone else's, should we choose to, with no barrier to entry. THAT is what fixes banking - it fixes that they have a monopoly. We don't need to eliminate banking, that's outrageous.
Banking is hard. Not only does it help people to have specialised services to secure what they own (which they can do in a trust-distributed way, OR on their own if they think it's necessary), but banking also efficiently brings lenders and borrowers together (fractional reserve is another topic, and which Bitcoin makes honest, doesn't totally eliminate, and doesn't need to 100% - a rant for another day).
Central banking is arguably the greatest scam and scourge on Humanity there ever has been, and needs to be destroyed. A totally different thing to retail banking which needs to be FIXED not eliminated. Bitcoin does this.
If you want to know more about the Byzantine General's problem solution...
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/the-problem-with-money-explained

2024-07-10 13:06:22

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Works every time

2024-07-10 10:09:04

It's important to not judge how good life is compared to your expectations, fairness, or what you think you "deserve".

2024-07-10 10:00:53

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Goooood

2024-07-10 10:00:36

Timestamped prediction:
Last minute they'll install a black ladyboy as presidential candidate, rig the election, and the polls can't be pointed to to highlight the discrepancy in result vs expectation.

2024-07-10 09:42:25

Never suck a politicians dick, You don't know whose arse it's been in.

2024-07-09 18:02:01

Life is so good it hurts.
Enjoying it only makes the problem worse.

2024-07-09 14:00:09

Do not wish for the future to come, because at that time the past has gone.
Life is happening now, always.
Feeling Buddhist AF.

2024-07-09 13:58:05

My daughter clipped pink hair strands on my head for her amusement, and for a moment, I really felt we were all in this together.

2024-07-08 04:11:51

std::cout<<"GFY World!"<<std::endl;

2024-07-07 16:03:01

Every day is the best day
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2024-07-06 12:10:00

Started working on Parmanode for Windows. Why? Because I hate myself.

2024-07-05 19:18:46

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Damn it

2024-07-05 09:00:05

I just thoroughly orange-pilled my daughter's friend's dad who I've had an acquaintance with for 10 years +. I've mentioned Bitcoin before, but today he was suddenly ready and receptive.
It's been over a year since I've truly orange-pilled someone in person, partly because I had exhausted the people I know, but now some of the old seeds I planted might be showing green shoots.
Saifedean , another copy of B Standard will be sold.
BitarooExchange , another client coming.
Walletofsatoshi , another user coming.
BitBoxSwiss , another customer coming.
SparrowWallet , another user you'll be helping.
Humanity, another adopter of sound digital money.

2024-07-04 10:37:03

Toilet-stacked more #Bitcoin

2024-07-04 09:54:48

Some of you are buying cheap AF bitcoin.
I'm genuinely happy for you.

2024-07-04 07:09:06

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Have a look here...
https://parmanode.com

2024-07-03 18:25:22

If you're going to be self-sovereign AF, you of course need Bitcoin, but you also need to participate in the world economy in a self-sovereign way - publish your service to the world with your own website.
Parmanode will help you with setting up WordPress and you can then publish it and serve it from your own computer over a domain name of your choice, or over Tor (dark web, onion address).
Parmanode can also help you run a Lightning node, and a PoS app you can publish on your website. People can then make directly lightning payments - similar to my website's donation page. Actually, exactly the same.
If you need help to get better at this stuff in a stylish and luxurious way, I take students.

2024-07-03 18:19:32

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2024-07-03 14:37:14

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Nah

2024-07-02 16:05:32

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I anticipated this question...https://m.primal.net/JFlh.png

2024-07-02 15:59:50

https://image.nostr.build/e0d87a5f6ee0e3a92c2c98802fe4bfc932560710d8cc2e79d71271d85affa9cd.jpg

2024-07-02 02:39:04

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fondant

2024-07-01 20:11:01

Bloody Hell, Bitcoin is doing that thing again...
Producing blocks every 10 minutes!

2024-07-01 13:40:12

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simply bitcoin, swan with Dante cooke, and Luke Mikic do this I believe

2024-07-01 10:33:44

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Normies don't listen to podcasts tho, they watch the news.

2024-06-30 03:55:53

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perfect

2024-06-29 19:57:40

Stack #ƨats arrogantly AF

2024-06-29 10:50:12

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Maybe they are bots

2024-06-28 08:56:50

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33% of people are super regarded

2024-06-28 08:55:41

If you don't understand how tyrants can make the population obliviously comply, then you're probably obliviously complying.

2024-06-28 06:46:34

The president is not demented
The planet is doomed because cows fart
Inflation is good for you
Michelle Obama has no penis
Ignorance is strength
What else? ...

2024-06-28 06:39:16

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I'd never do that to my mother

2024-06-28 06:36:57

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I'd never trust my life to an iPad or any Apple product

2024-06-27 18:31:46

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Whenever dan held anything