so you agree?

thanks for sharing. I had never seen this, but it gives me more to think about

thanks for taking the time to read and appreciate it! 🫡

thanks for reading and appreciating! 🫡

"tropical tie-dye bucks"

I agree it's important for people in the future to know and remember the problems that fiat caused so that they don't repeat the same mistakes.

That being said, the best technology's always abstract complexity in foundational layers so that the people who use it don't have to know everything about it.

I like the idea of reimagining what value means to us. I would describe value (or even money) as a coordinated record to help people collaborate on a planetary scale.

Money today is an attempt to track the contributions and debts that are given/owed to people by society/civilization.

Unfortunately, the major systems in use are not very transparent or easily interoperable at a planetary scale. So moving to a more transparent and neutral system of record keeping will be foundational for improving transparency at higher-built layers.

worth checking out @nvk’s opinionated guide to sauna:

pragmatic

can’t keep a good idea down! ⚡️

precisely 🤙

they don’t give you the loan. they coordinate a loan with a 3rd party lender and use their DLC to ensure no rug pulls from anyone. all programmatic

idk. never met that dude

exactly. the whole purpose of the software is to be self-custody without rug-pull risk

I'm with ya on ending fiat, but most people have needs today and most counterparties won't accept bitcoin today. I'd like the savvy ones to be able to hold on to their bitcoin longer.

it's the opposite. hold on to your sats, use as collateral to borrow dollars for your spending needs

oic. I assumed it would have a composer/creation process at some point since it uses a bunch of open source software that has these features, but I think you're right... for now prob have to compose elsewhere like habla.news or highlighter.com?

it's the new-kid-on-the-block, but it's very well executed. beautiful designs/themes

cc @brugeman