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2024-01-28 08:17:50

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Looks super promising.
Is the app on fdroid or aurora store?
I am experimenting with degoogled phone.

2024-01-25 23:15:04

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Money that does not steal from you

2024-01-25 20:51:12

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ROTFL

2024-01-25 20:25:59

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I agree Bitcoin is likely to trade at 400k
At some point in the future
Because Bitcoin is scarce
USD is not
They will print more of it
And banks create it by giving credits
But
Two things we don't know
1. When, it could be decades
2. What the real purchasing power of $400,000 is going to be at that time, it could be similar to today's $40,000 if the price up is purely because of inflation from printing
Or am I overcomplicating this?
Look at the long term gold chart
1980 , $600 all time high
Then goes down to $300 and stayed there until 2008. Almost 3 decades.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
I'm bullish, not to say bullshit 😀
My future depends on it
My hopes depend on it
But I don't think it is certain...
Anyway, let's humbly hope for 400k .

2024-01-23 21:33:08

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Difficult topic and I also keep thinking about it.
We don't know the future.
What if you live in a country where the government decided that it is illegal to sell non KYC sats?
Of course you would still be able to sell them P2P using robosats or alike, but at a discount and with risk.
Or you wound have to move to a different country.
So it may be good to have some KYC stack, too. Pay the capital gains tax on it when you sell, so they cannot go after you.
That's my thinking, for whatever it is worth.
So, for new buys, buy some on robosats, and some using some soft KYC exchange.
And send them to two different wallets.
It can be on the same hardware wallet you already have, but with different BIP39 passphrases, like the 25th word.
So you will have a hidden wallet number 2 and 3, with different passphrases, where you keep, separately, your newly bought sats.
Read about BIP39.
I am not sure about coinjoin. It makes it visible, coins may be consideted tainted.
You could also send them to Liquid, ie swap to LBTC using sideswap io, then send to lightning using Boltz exchange, then back. It should hide the trail, too, giving you forward looking privacy. Or ability to claim that after you sent coins to liquid you lost the key.
Swap them out using a new phone or desktop and via vpn such as proton kr mullavad or ivpn or tor.
Just in case. Good luck.

2024-01-23 09:02:28

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Very interesting
Assuming it is accurate
Satoshi smaller than I thought, even if he appeared and sold, no huge deal
Unmined larger than I thought, but this is a public info, so priced in, OK
Good
Great to see individuals so large
Thanks for sharing

2024-01-22 23:03:46

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Yes

2024-01-22 22:00:31

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I also recommend simple login io to use a different email alias for different services

2024-01-22 16:18:34

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Sats per dollar in thousands, eg. 2.45
Times BTCUSD in thousands, eg.41
Equals 100

2024-01-22 12:43:09

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Perfect
Thank you

2024-01-22 08:27:04

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One option may be to use simple login io to create an email alias and then create a Mozilla account using this email and use Firefox sync.
This is very easy and user friendly.
If this requires too much trust for your security model, and you really want to self host bookmarks then you will need something more elaborate.
Perhaps steandard notes or keepassdx could be used.

2024-01-21 22:24:36

Can some send me an invite code to Alby, please?
Thank you.

2024-01-21 21:52:50

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For Bitcoin full node, you can keep the blockchain, it is in the datadir directory.
When you reinstall bitcoin core, you can point it to this dir and you will not need to download the whole blockchain again.
It should work. Unless the files got corrupted.
For lightning node, I don't know, but if a channel is closed, I cannot be reopened, I think.
The backup recovery, I guess may abd should work.
Good luck.

2024-01-21 21:47:18

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Will you have some @npub18kp…69c4 stickers to take, in Warsaw, at the halving party, so I could take some and then make a good use of them?
I might come over.
It would be great to get some stickers, without the need for shipping...
Thank you. This is just an idea.

2024-01-21 21:17:02

@npub1qny…95gx @npub18am…p424 @npub1p5r…5ksj
What do you think?
Can you please pass it on if you agree?
#nevent1q…k4av

2024-01-21 21:12:47

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I am in.
This is it.
Thank you.
This is my philosophy, too.
It is like Ayn Rand, and I agree.
It is the first time I see it written so well.
But now, ok, I signed it and, what do I do next?
I buy non-KYC Bitcoin every week and I hold, I self custody it, in a cold storage and I will not pay taxes on it when I sell, if ever.
I will never work for a government.
I'm not marching on capital.
I'm not buying a gun.
I'm mostly in "the system" , the first realm, where I have a good job, I pay my taxes, as I must, I obey the rules, at least ones that make sense and ones I have no choice on.
I'm not openly taking about Bitcoin or freedom because I don't want to be a target.
Is it a cowardice? Maybe. I think I'm protecting myself.
I don't want to be an outcast and live in the wild.
Anything else to do?

2024-01-21 11:41:28

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Good question
It may be a good idea to also have some KYC stack
Be able to have a proof of funds
Pay capital gains tax
As much as I hate to say it
Knowing it sounds like a heresy
But could be a good thing
Just in case
Maybe even a little bit of their ETF

2024-01-19 19:33:23

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Could not resist