BenJustman
Ben Justman🍷

#Bitcoin Natural Winemaker🍷
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2025-04-18 15:47:39 GMT

The Bitcoin circular economy isn’t built by convincing more businesses to accept Bitcoin. It’s built by showing great businesses that Bitcoiners are worth building for.
That shift in framing is everything.
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For years, the focus has been on adoption. Getting restaurants, retailers, and random shops to take Bitcoin. But that’s a scattershot approach. Most of those businesses don’t understand Bitcoin, and most Bitcoiners don’t really want what they’re selling.
The better question is: how do we prove to high-quality businesses that Bitcoiners are their best customers?
We already have the numbers. Bitcoiners helped move the needle in the 2024 election. We show up for each other. We’re curious, loyal, and values-aligned. When a business makes something durable and thoughtful, and meets us halfway, we notice.
That’s what happened with my wine business.
I don’t try to sell to the wine world anymore. I sell to Bitcoiners. They care. They pay attention. And they’ve become the core of what I do. Today, more than half my sales are in Bitcoin.
So if you're building something real and want to grow, start with us. Accept Bitcoin. Talk to Bitcoiners. Build something worth our sats.
We’ll find you.

2025-04-18 12:55:07 GMT

GM.
Feeling reflective today.
It’s wild that this is my life.
I make wine on the property I grew up on and sell it by shitposting alongside My People on the internet.
None of this was planned.
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At 25, I was floundering. I knew I needed to start something and bet on myself, but had no idea what.
My dad made wine as a hobby. One day he suggested I start a winery. I’d never made wine before, but I said fuck it and started Peony Lane.
That first year, I had no product to sell and hated the job I had. My dad wanted to build a house, so now I live in one that he and I built together.
When I moved home to do that, I lived with a friend who just happened to be a Bitcoiner. I was already into personal finance, and he pulled me down the rabbit hole. He also got me on Twitter, by always knowing everything before I did.
Serendipitously, when my first wine was ready, I happened to be dating a graphic designer. She designed my first labels and built the Peony Lane brand. Today, my labels are made by my best friend from high school.
Twitter started out as a way to learn more about Bitcoin. Then Bitcoiners started buying my wine.
Now, more than half my sales are in Bitcoin.
You can just exit the Matrix

2025-04-17 22:58:38 GMT

238 Remaining🍷
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2025-04-17 18:28:49 GMT

Of all people to say "you can't buy anything with Bitcoin" to, I am definitely not the guy.
So many people LARPing with their bad takes.

2025-04-17 16:36:44 GMT

Ross' Nost is by far the most engagement I've ever seen on a Nost

2025-04-17 15:10:53 GMT

Gold is going to lose its value as Jewelry if it loses its value as money. No one is talking about this.
People wore gold to show wealth.

2025-04-16 20:27:44 GMT

This is the most well executed zap I've ever seen
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2025-04-16 20:11:52 GMT

Here's what I've learned from consistently posting long form content on NOSTR and trying to use the default Primal Algorithms to my advantage.
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1. If you don't get near the top of Primal Trending 1hr, your post will go nowhere.
2. Most people still sort by latest, so the most powerful form of engagement you can get from people is a reNOST
3. Zaps are awesome value for value, but can be gamed and only big zaps seem to boost algorithmic rankings disproportionately.
4. A diverse set of Commenters is OP
5. Likes are a shitcoin (I still love em tho)

2025-04-16 19:59:46 GMT

Buying wine is a Life or Death decision.
No, not for you. For the wine!
Most bottles are filtered to death☠️
While unfiltered wine is alive and vibrant
Breaking down Filtered vs Unfiltered🍷🧵
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Big wine companies filter hard.
At their scale consistency is the #1 priority.
Zero surprises. Every bottle has to match.
Boutique producers can play a different game.
We can monitor each barrel, catch small changes, and make decisions in real time.
When you're close to the wine, filtering isn't always necessary.
This isn't just about removing any sediment or haze.
Filtering strips out yeast, bacteria and polyphenols.
These are the pieces that give wine texture, structure, and the ability to change over time.
By removing the part of the wine that makes it evolve.
You’re killing its soul.
Unfiltered wines move.
They open up over hours. They taste different on day two than they did when the cork came out.
Filtered wines do change, but not nearly as much.
There's less inside to react, expand, or unfold.
Filtered wines always look clean.
Unfiltered wines sometimes don’t.
But clarity has nothing to do with character.
And cloudiness isn't the same as flaw.
You can’t see whether a wine is alive.
You have to experience it.
There’s no ingredient label on wine.
No list of added acids or enzymes or concentrates.
But if a winemaker skips filtering, there's a good chance they’re skipping other heavy-handed tricks too.
It’s not a guarantee. But it’s one of the few clues you get.
I'm not here to tell you that "Raw Wine" is your healthy drinking solution.
Unfiltered wine does contain yeast and bacteria, but it's not enough to fix your gut.
However, if you already eat raw honey, drink raw milk, or ferment your own vegetables, this fits within that framework.
Unfortunately, most bottles don’t say filtered or unfiltered.
Many unfiltered wines don’t mention it.
And most filtered wines won’t admit it.
You have to ask. You have to know your winemaker.
Because the best wines still have a pulse and can't be found at the grocery store.
Most wine is filtered to death.
And once you taste Living Wine, it’s hard to go back.
I make Unfiltered Wine in Colorado and am happy to answer any questions.
If this helped you understand wine differently, please help me spread the word by reNOSTing it.

2025-04-16 01:41:59 GMT

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You've been seeing a Twitter clone app, but there's so much nore. Someone built an Instagram clone called Olas
https://olas.app/

2025-04-13 01:24:19 GMT

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Were? Romans are a recent addition! You been playing

2025-04-13 01:23:54 GMT

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Who has em in today's version? Lybia?

2025-04-13 01:10:42 GMT

It's Saturday Night.
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2025-04-13 01:07:20 GMT

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Always has been 🔫

2025-04-13 01:07:03 GMT

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I just don't have an specific on chain payment rails. Only lightning

2025-04-12 15:53:52 GMT

Yes, there is a wine ingredient called Mega Purple
And it's more common than you’d think.
Once you know how to spot it, you’ll taste it everywhere.
And you’ll never look at cheap red wine the same way again. 🧵🍷
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Mega Purple is a thick, sweet, inky extract made from a grape called Rubired.
Just a small dose adds deep color, smooth texture, and a candied finish to otherwise forgettable wine.
It’s grape-derived—but that doesn’t mean it’s good.
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It started as a way to rescue weak vintages. But now it’s everywhere.
If you’re drinking wine from a box, or paying under $15 a bottle, especially for jammy reds—there’s a good chance Mega Purple is in the mix.
Think of it as a type of pancake style makeup for wine.
You won’t find it on the label. Wine doesn’t have to list ingredients.
But there are signs:
- Over-the-top purple color
- Sticky sweetness
- Flavors like grape jelly, vanilla extract, and artificial chocolate
Mega Purple is often used to mask poor fruit—like overcropped vines, underripe grapes, or wine rushed through fermentation.
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And if it’s in there, it probably came with friends:
Velcorin, powdered tannins, added sugar, oak flavoring, enzymes, coloring agents.
At that point, it’s more of a science experiment than wine.
Wine made with better grapes and fewer tricks costs more.
That wine tells a story. Real terroir, real flavors, real art.
But more importantly, Low Intervention wine will probably leave you feeling a hell of a lot better the day after drinking it.
What's that worth?
Most people have no idea what’s actually in their wine.
I’ll be posting more about how to find bottles worth drinking and how to see past the veil the industry hides behind.
If this helped you, it'd help me if you liked or reNOSTed the first post or followed along!
Cheers!

2025-04-11 15:32:13 GMT

Everyone’s speculating about what new tariffs on China might do.
But in the wine world, we don’t have to guess.
In 2018, 25% tariffs were placed on Chinese wine bottles—70% of the U.S. supply at the time.
Here’s how things look 7 years later.🍷🧵
Chinese glass was everywhere.
It was cheaper and easy to get ahold of.
I used some for my first vintage.
They worked, but the quality was inconsistent.
You’d get bottles with enough size variation to make some of your labels go on crooked.
Not ideal.
After the 2018 tariffs, Chinese imports dropped in half.
Their share of the U.S. wine bottle market fell from around 70% to about 30%.
No one was ready to expand production in size.
Wine bottle prices have gone up around 47% since 2018.
For the sake of comparison, CPI is up 27% over the same time
Some of that was tariffs. Some of it was supply chain chaos during COVID, but it's not like those prices will ever go down.
Mexico stepped up.
Saverglass doubled its capacity.
Mexico went from 5% to 15% of the U.S. wine bottle market.
The U.S. modernized its plants, but didn’t add much new capacity.
Today, we produce around 40–45% of what we use up from 30% in 2018.
Still not self-sufficient.
By late 2023, Chinese imports were climbing again.
China now makes up 30–35% of the U.S. wine bottle supply.
And through April 2025, 750ml bottles from China are up 53% year-to-date.
They improved their quality and found supply chain loopholes to route around some of the tariffs
If tariffs go up again, the shock won’t be as severe as 2018.
But the system is still fragile.
The U.S. hasn’t built much new capacity.
Mexico is near its limit.
And China remains the pressure valve for global glass supply.
IF more tariffs come, we don’t need hypotheticals—we have a 7-year case study.
Imports dropped.
Prices rose.
Supply scrambled.
Not everything recovered.
If this helped you understand the complexities, give the this post a like or a reNOST
I'll have more deep dives coming soon
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2025-04-10 20:25:40 GMT

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Source link?

2025-04-10 00:23:51 GMT

Never trust a fart
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2025-04-09 20:42:26 GMT

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Legs are too long

2025-04-09 18:30:41 GMT

Was trying to generate a graphic about China and ChatGPT didn't like that.
Good thing I know a work around🫡🇺🇸
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2025-04-09 17:29:44 GMT

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This is real man
Sorry to hear

2025-04-09 17:29:19 GMT

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💯

2025-04-09 17:29:09 GMT

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Maybe. It'll squeeze specific producers, but there are always others to take their place

2025-04-09 17:28:29 GMT

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That destination is not the end 😉

2025-04-09 17:04:01 GMT

A 20% tariff on wine sounds simple.
But in the U.S., wine moves through a system designed to multiply cost:
Producer → Importer → Distributor → Retailer → You
Each layer adds its margin.
So when the base price goes up, the whole chain compounds it.
Here’s how imported wine moves through the system:
→ Producer sells the wine for $10
→ Importer adds 35% → $13.50
→ Distributor adds 30% → $17.55
→ Retailer adds 40% → $24.57
That’s how a $10 bottle becomes $25—before any tariff.
That’s just the system.
Now let’s add a 20% tariff to that $10 bottle:
→ Producer + tariff = $12
→ Importer markup → $16.20
→ Distributor markup → $21.06
→ Retailer markup → $29.48
The price didn’t rise by just $2.
It rose almost $5—because each step adds margin to a higher base.
That’s the multiplier effect.
This system what put in place after Prohibition.
The government banned direct sales to control alcohol.
They split the chain into tiers to make it easier to tax and track.
It’s not efficient. But it is law.
And that’s just the sales chain.
Even American wine relies on foreign parts.
Most bottles come from China.
Most corks come from Portugal.
Many barrels come from France.
So tariffs raise production costs here too.
A $10 bottle doesn’t become $30 because of a tariff.
It becomes $30 because of the system.
Tariffs just amplify the effect.
If this helped explain wine pricing in America,
please like or repost to help spread the word.
Tomorrow: how we ended up relying on foreign glass.
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2025-04-09 16:23:20 GMT

My entire life in bitcoin has been a constant series of "If I can just hold on for a little bit longer, I wont have to sell as much"
Bitcoin is a means to an end...but there is no end

2025-04-08 20:21:49 GMT

Wow! This one keeps getting better.
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2025-04-08 20:02:54 GMT

I have this sadistic urge to get screamed at by gremlins on politics Facebook.
Idk why I love it so much.
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2025-04-07 22:38:45 GMT

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I'd be surprised if they didn't have it auto convert to dollars

2025-04-07 21:53:28 GMT

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Is that still the case?
Laws have changed quite a bit

2025-04-07 17:55:42 GMT

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While I would love to see that, I don't think bitcoiners are concentrated enough in many places to make that much of a difference to brick and mortar businesses.
Online CPG brands are a different story

2025-04-07 17:06:04 GMT

These Monero guys complain about Bitcoiners being closed minded and then hit me with the same close mindedness 🤦
Nuanced discussion is a lost art
#nevent1q…9l5v

2025-04-07 16:04:24 GMT

Bitcoiners are the best customers I’ve ever had.
They’re loyal. They rebuy. They tell their friends.
They want you to win—and they’ll help make it happen.
And right now, almost NO ONE is building for them.
That means there’s still time to become the Bitcoin-aligned brand in your category.
In most industries, Bitcoiners don’t have a default go-to.
No trusted shop, no favorite label, no company that “gets them.”
That could be you.
And once they pick their brand, they don’t switch easily.
You don’t have to become a bitcoin company.
You don’t need to ditch dollars.
You don’t need to be perfect.
Just make something good.
Accept bitcoin (not crypto).
And let people know who you’re aligned with.
I did it with wine.
Now Bitcoiners are 100% of my customer base.
Not because I ran some flawless playbook—
but because I paid attention to the right customers and leaned in.
Bitcoiners are your perfect customer.
They don’t need gimmicks.
They just want to know you see them.
The lift is minimal.
The downside is basically zero.
The upside? Tremendous.
We're looking to spread this experience to extremely high quality brands via @nprofile…wx80 and need to hear back from bitcoiners as to what makes a company a "bitcoin company" that you would support like this?

2025-04-07 01:59:39 GMT

Just turned Old + 1
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2025-04-06 16:06:53 GMT

Most businesses still think Bitcoiners are just part of “crypto.”
Speculators. Gamblers. Noise.
They’re not.
They’re the best customers you’ve never targeted—
and right now is the perfect time to reach them.
1. The Misread
Most business owners assume Bitcoin is just hype and volatility.
They don’t realize there’s a real customer base behind it—
one that’s deeply aligned on values like quality, durability, and truth.
Bitcoiners aren’t chasing trends.
They’re trying to build a better world—
and they want to spend their money with businesses who align.
2. What Makes Them Different
Bitcoiners don’t just buy things they like.
They champion them.
They tell their friends.
They bring you up in every group.
They’ll ride with you through the awkward early phases.
3. How to Reach Them
You don’t need to become a Bitcoin expert.
You don’t need to signal perfectly.
Just accept bitcoin (not crypto).
Build something that lasts.
Speak truth. Don’t cut corners.
Spread that word—and they’ll rally behind you.
4. Why Now
This is a first-mover moment.
The audience is big enough to matter.
And in most categories, no one has claimed the Bitcoin lane yet.
Step in now, and you can be the company Bitcoiners turn to.
The one they support. The one they want to win.
Build equity with the future financial elite—
before anyone else figures it out.
I did it with my winery, Peony Lane
I’m here to help others do it too.
My new show @nprofile…wx80 is going to be onboarding businesses to Bitcoin, Bitcoiners and NOSTR.
Follow me if you're here for the mission
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2025-04-05 17:18:26 GMT

Bitcoiners already can’t stop talking about bitcoin.
Align your product with that mission—
and you’ve got a guerrilla marketing team you didn’t have to hire.
Bitcoiners will want you to win—
and they’ll do something about it.
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2025-04-05 16:35:33 GMT

One time I got some legends drunk.🍷
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2025-04-05 16:07:37 GMT

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My man. Appreciate you. You saw my zap right?

2025-04-05 15:50:10 GMT

How to start a shitcoin:
Step 1: Delusion
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2025-04-05 00:47:15 GMT

Hey I'm starting a show on Bitcoin + Merchant Adoption called @nprofile…wx80
My Normie Friends:
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2025-04-05 00:18:18 GMT

Stop. I can only get so erect.
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2025-04-04 23:50:45 GMT

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I'm here to end inflation and hopefully I have a free private transactions fixed along the way
It sounds like our priorities don't match
To get back to where we started, if you want to try my wine you can buy it with Bitcoin or dollars, but if not that's fine too

2025-04-04 23:15:53 GMT

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She still thinks that "money" is hers?

2025-04-04 23:15:32 GMT

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Definitely

2025-04-04 21:12:30 GMT

I keep getting paid in Bitcoin when I really need dollars. I was hoping to outsource "Selling Bitcoin"
Can you...take me higher?
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2025-04-04 15:08:25 GMT

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We're gonna win

2025-04-04 15:08:13 GMT

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We're gonna win

2025-04-04 15:06:53 GMT

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I opted out of inflation, with Bitcoin.
I'd opt into inflation for Monero
I'm missing how there are no tradeoffs

2025-04-04 14:56:16 GMT

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Before 2024 for sure

2025-04-04 04:05:29 GMT

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Nice! Everything has tradeoffs

2025-04-04 02:55:13 GMT

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You can buy my wine with ecash if you want privacy

2025-04-04 02:33:09 GMT

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Just Bitcoin

2025-04-04 02:06:29 GMT

I get a followed notification from this account and a few others every day.
What's going on?
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2025-04-03 19:35:30 GMT

“Why limit myself to just bitcoin? I’ll take any crypto people want to pay with.”
But saying Bitcoin Only isn’t about exclusion.
It’s about speaking directly to the only group that will move the needle for your business: Bitcoiners.
They’re the best customers you’ve never targeted.
As a Bitcoiner, do you agree with this assertion?
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2025-04-03 17:24:16 GMT

I'm sharing a Nostr account with 1 other person.
We'd like to zap and be zapped from 1 wallet that we both have access to.
We don't want to balance lightning channels.
What would you recommend?

2025-04-03 17:16:53 GMT

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What do you mean?

2025-04-03 17:16:24 GMT

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Bitcoin sales mean so much more than any others

2025-04-03 16:56:34 GMT

Banks have FDIC insurance.
Bitcoiners have a thriving circular economy. That’s our insurance.
Thinking we’ll win the medium of exchange war without actually using Bitcoin to exchange value? Makes no sense.
We get to exit the matrix without fear—if the best products, services, and founders in the world see the incentive to build with us.
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2025-04-03 16:50:28 GMT

I got crickets for a response when I posted this exact same post on Twitter today.
What should I learn from that?
#nevent1q…6gkv

2025-04-03 15:34:48 GMT

If someone reposts the Heard Island tarrif as a Got Ya because no one lives there, you're not talking to someone serious.

2025-04-03 15:04:53 GMT

GM
Over the years I've seen so many alternative/decentralized social media platforms fade into irrelevance.
NOSTR is different 🤝
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2025-04-03 02:15:05 GMT

Help a guy out you EuroPoors
#nevent1q…eew9

2025-04-03 02:14:03 GMT

Damn! LFG #1 trending post on primal 24 hrs. Now that Odell isn't saying GM, my weak (in comparison) content has a chance to shine! 😉
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2025-04-03 00:48:28 GMT

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Y'all rock. Anyone who cares enough to go hard on Nostr is a real one

2025-04-03 00:47:57 GMT

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Thanks for being part of it

2025-04-02 22:06:35 GMT

Trump signing an executive order to make Peony Lane's competition 10% more expensive 🍷
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2025-04-02 21:58:46 GMT

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I'm much more of a Tim Duncan leadership, let's win together kind of guy and I think that's more the Bitcoin ethos than Kobe and MJ

2025-04-02 21:03:44 GMT

Yo. @nprofile…r2m3 bars are INSANELY good.
I'm blown away.
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2025-04-02 21:02:09 GMT

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My goal is to be Bitcoin only one day.
Can't wait to try your soaps!

2025-04-02 18:06:00 GMT

Wine is fragile and difficult to ship.
Bitcoin is volatile internet money.
Neither seemed like a foundation for a business—
until I found my best customers: Bitcoiners.
🧵 How I took my winery from zero to all-in:
2021
I’d just started selling my wine at farmers markets.
One day, a guy asked, “Do you accept crypto?”
I said, “I’ll take your bitcoin,” and had no idea how I’d actually do that.
He walked away.
But it stuck in my mind.
The first person who ever asked.
I was a Bitcoiner, but didn’t think that had anything to do with wine.
Bitcoiners were 0% of my sales.
2022
I joined Twitter. Went to my first Bitcoin conference.
And the people in it? They were my people.
Honest. Curious. Genuine. Driven.
A few folks started asking if they could buy wine with bitcoin.
I said yes—not because I saw a business opportunity.
I just wanted more bitcoin.
I added a little Bitcoin logo to my wine bottles.
Put up a “Bitcoin Accepted Here” sign at the farmers market.
But that was mostly for my own obsession.
I mostly had old men come up and warn me about bitcoin’s volatility.
But sometimes, real ones would trickle through.
One woman saw the sign and said:
“You accept Bitcoin?? I HAVE TO GO GET MY HUSBAND.”
I could tell she was married to someone who couldn’t stop talking about bitcoin, like me.
Sure enough, I now consider him a friend.
Bitcoin sales still felt more like a fun side quest than a real channel.
Bitcoiners were ~10% of my sales.
2023
This is when I felt the shift.
Early in the year, bitcoin sales started covering my living expenses.
By the holidays, the momentum was undeniable.
Still not everything—but enough to make me pay attention.
Bitcoiners weren’t just buyers.
They were thoughtful. Loyal. Fun to talk to.
It didn’t feel like marketing—it felt like alignment.
Bitcoiners were ~50% of my sales.
2024
Things got wild.
I released Satoshi’s Reserve, a wine I’d quietly been setting aside since 2021.
The auction blew past anything I’d seen before.
In dollar terms, it beat the entire prior year of online sales.
Then I dropped HIGHER, my second bitcoin-focused wine.
Another record. Same story:
Enthusiasm. Loyalty. People telling other people to support me.
Meanwhile, I was still at farmers markets.
Twelve-hour days every weekend.
Pitching the same story to strangers who’d never come back.
Bitcoiners were showing up, rebuying, and selling for me.
That made the decision easy.
Bitcoiners were ~75% of my sales.
2025
No more farmers markets.
No more trying to reach “everyone.”
I’m all in on Bitcoiners now.
I’ll probably make less money this year.
But I’ll be fired up by everything I do.
And I’ll have complete alignment between my job and my mission.
Selling wine for bitcoin isn’t just good business.
It feels like doing my part to make the world better.
And the fact that I get to do that with wine from my family vineyard?
That’s about as soul-filling as it gets.
Bitcoiners didn’t just become my best customers.
They joined my mission.
Bitcoiners have high expectations, are discerning and HATE deception, but if you have that, then they are dying to become your best customers.
Plant a Flag.
Bitcoin Preferred.
PeonyLaneWine.com 🍷
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2025-04-02 17:43:55 GMT

High Quality American shirts are gonna win
#nevent1q…55au

2025-04-02 15:10:59 GMT

GM
Mother Nature chose the most beautiful way to announce that she cancelled Apricot and Plum season 🌸❄️
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2025-04-02 15:04:56 GMT

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We are gonna win.

2025-04-02 03:20:53 GMT

I can't tell you how many times people have bought wine in Bitcoin when I've really needed dollars.
"DUDE JUST SELL THE BITCOIN IF YOU NEED TO"
ME: https://media.tenor.com/bcQxGYJqD6wAAAAC/bugs-bunny-no-no.gif

2025-04-01 22:15:48 GMT

People love the Peony Lane 🍷🧡
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2025-04-01 22:14:17 GMT

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I know it's exciting, but let it rest for a couple days! It's amazing how much wine changed after a few days of sitting after shipping

2025-04-01 16:37:09 GMT

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White

2025-04-01 16:29:04 GMT

“Money is money.”
That’s what most businesses say—so they accept bitcoin, ETH, XRP, whatever.
But if you think bitcoin and crypto are the same,
YOU'RE MISSING OUT ON THE MOST LOYAL CUSTOMERS YOU'VE NEVER TARGETED
Bitcoiners and crypto holders aren’t the same.
Not even close.
Most crypto holders are just gambling.
They might think it’s cool that you accept their token—
but it won’t drive them to action.
Bitcoiners are built different.
They’re on a mission.
And they’re watching to see if you are too.
If you want to reach them, you have to signal that you see the difference.
That starts by accepting bitcoin—not crypto.
You’re not excluding anyone.
You’re choosing to INCLUDE the group that actually cares.
You might not get bitcoin payments right away.
That’s fine.
What you will get is attention from a group that rewards alignment.
And over time, that turns into loyalty.
Most businesses don’t realize how naturally they align with Bitcoiners:
→ Long-term thinking
→ Products that last
→ Messaging that’s genuine, not performative
If that’s what you already value, plant your flag.
Extend the olive branch.
Bitcoiners will notice.
And when they do, they don’t just buy once.
They become your favorite customers—
the militant ones who shill your product to everyone they know.
It happened for me.
It can happen for you.
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2025-04-01 01:34:03 GMT

New podcast EP with @nprofile…t0vf 🫡
We're gonna win so hard. 💪
https://youtu.be/AsBsz_yMpgY?si=JdEt_3Sbskw9A83q

2025-03-31 22:46:43 GMT

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It's me, plus
Got some video content coming to show more of what we're up to

2025-03-31 22:02:22 GMT

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Always have been

2025-03-31 22:00:57 GMT

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Ur gonna be so rekt bro (but so rich)

2025-03-31 21:53:23 GMT

Major Thinkboi Moves from SQ.
Consider following 👀
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2025-03-31 21:52:58 GMT

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Without winning Bitcoin as a medium of exchange, we can't truly win the Bitcoin Store of value war.
They both come together

2025-03-31 17:01:46 GMT

Most businesses still treat Bitcoiners like a rounding error.
A weird little niche that keeps yelling at them to accept Bitcoin.
But in 2024, they helped swing a national election.
If you sell a quality product online, this is a group worth paying attention to.
I didn’t plan to build a wine brand around Bitcoiners.
At first, they were just 10% of my customers.
Then 50%.
Then 75%.
Now—they’re all I think about.
Not just because I’m one of them.
Because they showed up—and kept showing up.
They buy. They come back. They tell their friends.
They fight for you.
Bitcoiners aren’t passive customers.
They’re militants for your brand—if you’re aligned.
They can smell inauthenticity a mile away.
If you’re cutting corners or chasing trends, they’ll move on.
But if you’re honest—and you make something built to last—they’ll notice.
And when they do, they become the kind of customer most brands only dream of.
This week, I’m going to share what I’ve learned—mostly by accident—about building for Bitcoiners.
What worked, what didn’t, and why now is an amazing time for your business to start paying attention. https://m.primal.net/PzgO.jpg

2025-03-30 22:34:20 GMT

Got to visit my nephew this weekend!
He's finally old enough for some roughhousing around. Being an uncle is getting exponentially more fun.
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2025-03-30 17:25:20 GMT

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You'll see soon!

2025-03-30 13:31:50 GMT

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That's probably the right framing.
People spelling doom and gloom are always doing it from a cycle perspective

2025-03-29 17:19:53 GMT

Is there a way to schedule Nostr posts?

2025-03-29 02:13:25 GMT

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Follow along for my new project.
Coming soon

2025-03-28 23:02:24 GMT

I have hereby joined a gang. 84k!
#nevent1q…6e8h

2025-03-28 22:36:41 GMT

Anyone have any promo engineering experience?
#nevent1q…s55s

2025-03-28 01:50:24 GMT

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Me opening another hell thread notification
MOAR
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2025-03-27 20:06:58 GMT

This is how I started Peony Lane 🍷
#nevent1q…4zkc

2025-03-27 16:42:50 GMT

Okay, these memes are starting to get a little too real
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2025-03-27 13:54:14 GMT

Grand Mesa is the largest flattop mountain in the world.
It rises straight out of the desert to 11,000ft and then just stops. Flat.
It's an example of reverse topology where a basalt flow filled a low valley and never eroded while everything around it ground down.
My Cab Sauv grapes are grown in the shadow of this crazy geologic anomaly. 🍷
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2025-03-27 01:53:51 GMT

It's damn good syrup 🤤
#nevent1q…p4c8

2025-03-26 23:30:35 GMT

CAN YOU TAKE ME HIGHER?!
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2025-03-26 18:40:17 GMT

Can I pin a post to the top of my profile on any Nostr client?