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The ones who sell probably don't understand Bitcoin, otherwise they would have bought more, they are highly emotional panic sellers and check the price 24/7.
That was a fantastic talk! That makes Lightning a lot simpler :-)
The last slide mentioned "Bitcoin is money. Everything else is credit." I agree, but I'm not sure about gold and silver. Any thoughts on this?
Another reason for home schooling is conditioning. They're setup to not think in government alternatives among others:
https://primal.net/maxhillebrand/ac9ff4bbbb5d0d85
Working through the lessons of Saving Satoshi at savingsatoshi.com. After completing this, maybe sign up for the BOSS (Bitcoin Open Source Software) challenge.
It's now almost 2026. Would you still recommend moving btc from a native segwit wallet to a taproot wallet?
Let's say you hold for years on metal e. g.. What would your strategy be when you want to send a transaction?
Maybe booting from Tails on the USB would be more secure. Using Sparrow wallet and connecting to your own node, own vpn server added on top. Dns should be also added (pihole?).
Probably next year every company in the EU will have to use their DNS servers. Perfect for filtering and surveillance.
"Protect your right to transact freely"? I hope you guys are kidding.
We're not going to ask permission, as @Dartcoin mentioned, to use Bitcoin wallets? Self-custodial wallets do not require permission. Perhaps you're taking about custodial wallets. If that is the case, then the current trajectory of the state is to be expected.
Just stop using custodial wallets.
The new California bill, that can seize your bitcoin after it has been idle for 3 years and with no login, etc., gives enough alarm bells for me. Those rules will only be loosened in favor of the state, I assume.
How were they able to hack your hodlhodl account? Did you click on a link from the other party?