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Oh Halving day ! 
When reward halves !
Oh when it halves
When Bircoin rewards halve
Oh when it halves
It draw fake money away
Oh Halving day !🎶

Oh Halving day - Sing with me, O Happy day rythm🎶

Your favorite Bitcoin mantra

Nice. I would tweak a bit the last one in "True Dudes abide"

My shortlist:
* Just hodl
* Stack sats and stay humble
* In Bitcoin we trust

What are yours ?

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Coinbase crashes are scheduled

My opinion is that bull time like now is not the right time to onboard nocoiners. They will just FOMO. 

Right timing to orange pill ?

Invictus bitcoin 

Hey 
It's sat🧡day
Stay humble and stack sats !

Sat 🧡 day

Remember to stack some sats un your bags. 
It's sat-ur-day

Monetary power confers political power

Bitcoin to fix what F CFA has broken in Africa

"The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust."

- Satoshi Nakamoto

The root problem 

Our generation is witnessing a death and a birth. The end of the era of hereditary monarchy. The beginning of the era of the sovereign individual. #Bitcoin makes this possible.

From hereditary monarchy to sovereign individual

Ecce Bitcoin !

Satoshi stacker, Orange piller, Panafricanist.

@goforbitcoin's bio

I was born and live in West Africa. In a territory declared independent since 1960 but which is still monetarily colonized by France supported by Western financial institutions through the CFA franc currency.

If you don’t know about this sad reality, you could read this article https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2021/07/04/book-review-africas-last-colonial-currency-the-cfa-franc-story-by-fanny-pigeaud-and-ndongo- samba-sylla/

On January 11, 1994, I was two years old when France and these Western financial institutions unilaterally decided to devalue the CFA Franc by 50%.
This measure will have lasting disastrous effects on the African masses. Thus millions of Ivorians, Senegalese, Beninese, etc. saw their wealth go up in smoke. For people like my parents, lowly civil servants, it meant losing half of their hard-earned savings in a single day without any recourse. 

Nowadays, as the European economies move towards dark days, African countries using the F CFA again run the risk of an even more drastic devaluation. This time, however, things will be different. The African masses have bitcoin. They stack satoshis and won't be fooled twice.