nazgul 🏴☠️
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#Bitcoin Class of ‘69 | Separate Money & State | Vires In Numeris | Hard Money Enjoyoor | Student of History | @nazgulBTC | Cyber Security Engineer | ✞🏴☠️
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Joined August 2017
It’s been a pleasure HODLing #bitcoin with you through the depths of 15k. The adventure has just begun.
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While Satoshi didn’t cite @NickSzabo4 in the whitepaper, he did state that Bitcoin is an implementation of Nick’s Bitgold in a BitcoinTalk post. Happy Bitcoin Whitepaper day! 🥳
Happy 17th #Bitcoin Whitepaper Anniversary! 🧡 Decades before Satoshi released the whitepaper in 2008, cryptographers, mathematicians, and cypherpunks had already laid the groundwork. Here’s who they were, what they built, and how their ideas shaped Bitcoin. A thread. 🧵👇
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They hate that you run a node. It frustrates them
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Also relates to having children
One day you will realize this meme is the most important life lesson of all
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General thoughts about forking: The plebs just want you not to screw with their money, and will take steps to preserve their money should it become threatened. That's the sum total of their interest in the ongoing discussion about spam and Bitcoin more generally. They don't
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“Hack the client to do an OP_PUSHDATA of the hash of the document”
Hal Finney invented the first Bitcoin metaprotocol 🤯 OP_NOP1 ➔ OP_PUSHDATA ➔ OP_DROP is conceptually very similar to how inscription envelopes work. "Overlay aware code" is basically describing the ord indexer. GM ☀️
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As if there was any doubt it was a shit Coin Company here's the proof it's a shit coin company
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'Money doesnt change you; it reveals you' @stephanlivera
Sure glad the old Stephan Livera supports the arguments for keeping Bitcoin as money.
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"And these new op codes offer a wide variety of use-cases for Bitcoin. Everything from token minting, to token trading."
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Yeah, Core’s justifications for relaxing op_return limit are all over the place. Gloria said the two primary justifications were to reduce UTXO bloat and decentralize mining. Then Antoine says it definitely does not reduce UTXO bloat. Then Lopp says: It specifically solves the
The narrative is constantly shifting
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It is.
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BIP444 is so back...!!! Plebs, don't fall for coretard PSYOP. It seems like author of BIP444 is not like commie core devs. This guy seems like listening to end users feedback and working on improving BIP444. This is the type of dev bitcoin wants. MORE POWER TO BIP444 LONG
For anyone who thinks BIP 444 will activate, I will happily offer you an ability to make more bitcoin. We each deposit 1 BTC into a taproot address with two spending conditions: 1. Time locked so that you can withdraw June 1st next year at a depth of 1 in the tap tree. 2. Time
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Following up, was informed that this is was 72 hour ban. So, there's that at least.
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@cadenabitcoin Adam Back shows up in the filings at pretty much all of these companies, and he often has a 5%, 10%, 20%, or even 30% stake in them. You can probably make some educated assumptions on how they are being funded.
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@crypto_0ptimist uploading CSAM is risky. If you want to take a huge risk to upload something that will remain permanently, and now we are advertising to the world that if that happens, we will roll it back, it's a deterrent. Of course, it comes with consequences. We could also roll back the
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GOVERNMENT: we're introducing CBDC in 2 months. THE PEOPLE: No, we don't want you're tool of financial surveillance. BITCOIN CORE SUPPORTERS: No, it's fine, Surveilleroors, they can do that already.
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The knotzis are the ones that call everyone retarted! Don't beleive your lying eyes. @BitPaine, thanks for being a shining example.
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