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We had been doing a good job keeping @k00b off the leaderboards, but for the second day in a row he's taking all of the Top Stacker spots. For posterity's sake, don't let him win a fourth July 10th in a row.

July 10, 2023 📅


📝 TOP POST

What’s the Hardest lesson you’ve learned from Bitcoin?

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For me, staying humble while stacking sats.

We don’t have it all figured out.
2107 sats \ 22 comments \ @birdeye21 \ ~bitcoin


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#206809

https://www.zapread.com/i/9Df

25.3k sats \ 0 replies \ @Darth

From Meme Monday - Best Bitcoin Meme Gets 25,000 Sats by @sn in ~bitcoin


🏆 TOP STACKER

2nd place @k00b (1st hiding, presumed @siggy47)

8282 stacked \ 8933 spent \ 2 posts \ 11 comments \ 0 referrals


🗺️ TOP TERRITORY

~bitcoin

everything bitcoin related

founded by @k00b on Tue May 02 2023

38.7k stacked \ 0 revenue \ 48.6k spent \ 102 posts \ 286 comments

https://imgprxy.stacker.news/fsFoWlgwKYsk5mxx2ijgqU8fg04I_2zA_D28t_grR74/rs:fit:960:540/aHR0cHM6Ly9tLnN0YWNrZXIubmV3cy8yMzc5Ng

July 10, 2022 📅


📝 TOP POST

🔥 Presenting LNCal.com ⚡️ - Earn Bitcoin with your public calendar! (LNURL enabled)

Link to https://lncal.com/

2221 sats \ 36 comments \ @e \ ~bitcoin


💬 TOP COMMENT

#43283

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  1. Begin learning the protocols quite well. I recommend Chaincode ... If you don't like classes/accountability/mentorship, you can self-teach using their materials: https://chaincode.gitbook.io/seminars/.

939 sats \ 6 replies \ @k00b

From Ask SN: how to contribute to Bitcoin core, or layers 2 and beyond? by @a in ~bitcoin


🏆 TOP STACKER

1st place @k00b

18.3k stacked \ 6570 spent \ 1 post \ 29 comments \ 0 referrals


🗺️ TOP TERRITORY

~bitcoin

everything bitcoin related

founded by @k00b on Tue May 02 2023

10.4k stacked \ 0 revenue \ 13.6k spent \ 59 posts \ 181 comments

https://imgprxy.stacker.news/fsFoWlgwKYsk5mxx2ijgqU8fg04I_2zA_D28t_grR74/rs:fit:960:540/aHR0cHM6Ly9tLnN0YWNrZXIubmV3cy8yMzc5Ng

July 10, 2021 📅


📝 TOP POST

[For the lols] Why you should be terrified of owning Bitcoin

Link to https://fortune.com/2021/07/10/bitcoin-why-you-should-be-terrified-of-owning-btc/

4 sats \ 6 comments \ @shawnyeager \ ~bitcoin


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#263

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Kind of regretting settling in Austin 😂. South America will soon be the place to be.

21 sats \ 2 replies \ @k00b

From Paraguay set to introduce Bitcoin bill on July 14th by @gmd in ~bitcoin


🏆 TOP STACKER

1st place @k00b

10 stacked \ 26 spent \ 3 posts \ 7 comments \ 0 referrals


🗺️ TOP TERRITORY

~bitcoin

everything bitcoin related

founded by @k00b on Tue May 02 2023

32 stacked \ 0 revenue \ 55 spent \ 4 posts \ 13 comments

Hey @k00b. I know your 2021 comment was said in jest but 3 years later how are you feeling about settling in Austin. If you could do it over would your make the same choice?

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@Undisciplined asked in that thread yesterday.

I would make the same choice. There’s not a better place for me to be then/now, but I miss California’s nature and when/as things go to shit being in a big city isn’t where you want to be. I don’t like being surrounded by suffering and corruption.

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As we consider moving, Texas often comes up, but it seems so flat and brown.

Since you also come from a naturally beautiful place, how much do you notice the lack of natural beauty?

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Texas has its own kind of beauty but it’s harder to appreciate and less grand, but because you have to strain to see it, paradoxically you might end up noticing nature more. If you like bugs and birds and big flowers, it has way more of those afaict. The trees are shorter and fewer though, and there are fewer hills/mountains, but it’s otherwise greener than where I was in California.

My favorite natural thing about Texas is the storms. I love thunder and rain and we got neither for a decade in California.

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We can live pretty much anywhere and I think I want to place a high premium on natural beauty. I have lived in the Southwest, so I know what you're talking about with the spectacular storms.

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I think mid-northern states like Wyoming are probably the best combo of tread free govs and natural beauty if you can stand the cold and want to stay in the US. Alternatively if you can split your time between north/south during the year that’d probably give you year round freedom and weather/beauty.

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I'm from a very cold and snowy place. My preference is to not live that way. If I ever get rich enough, maybe I'll do the seasonal migration thing.

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I like four season living. Each season has its own charm.

Texas storms are pretty wild. Got to see a couple while visiting for a few months two years ago.

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I haven't been to Austin. I am going to check it out next time I am in Texas.

I fully endorse being out of the city. My wife was pro the idea way before I was but once I came around on the idea and we made the move I realized how foolish I was holding a candle for city living all those years. Concern over what big cities will devolve into was part of what convinced me.

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Great article from 2023 today!

Thanks man!

The sweetest lesson I learned from Bitcoin is in now the owner of mylife!

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I like how you start the memory lane off with a commentary of sorts xP

I really miss @birdeye21. Has your wedding happened yet, mate?

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Meme Monday is one of my. Favourites and looking here as the top comment, I couldn't help myself asking it to @sn or everyone else — why was it snapped abruptly?

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My guess is that it's one of the things @kr did.

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Ahh, okay! He isn't there anymore so is the reason. Let me see if I can take the responsibility!

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