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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @jamalderrick 6 Mar \ on: Bitcoin is DEI Technology bitcoin
I'd liked to provide a list of institutions for all to donate to since we are on the topic:
- A Better Chance: Founded in 1963, A Better Chance is a nonprofit organization that aims to increase educational opportunities for young people of color by placing them in high-achieving schools across the United States.
- The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management: Established in 1966, this nonprofit organization strives to enhance diversity in business education and leadership by assisting underrepresented minorities in gaining admission to MBA programs at member schools.
- Inroads: This nonprofit organization is dedicated to developing and placing talented minority youth in business and industry, preparing them for corporate and community leadership.
- Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO): SEO is a nonprofit organization that provides educational and career programs to young people from underserved communities, aiming to close the opportunity gap.
- The Posse Foundation: Founded in 1989, The Posse Foundation is a nonprofit organization that identifies, recruits, and trains individuals with extraordinary leadership potential, providing them with full-tuition scholarships and support through college.
Key takeaways for me:
- the Government is still stacking sats.
- Businesses acceptance of Bitcoin is optional.
- the Government has a Bitcoin office and Bitcoin law.
Now if we could only have that type of focus in the good ole USofA!!!
Yeah if any corporations calls me without me calling first or submitting a claim ticket of some sort, I hang up immediately!
This is such a powerful message. Loving the #Podcast #Mindfulness #SelfImprovement vibes! Perfect for the #ZapLife community, especially those into #Bitcoin and #Nostr. 🙏🏾💛
Since we're all about 'facts' and 'laser-focusing on sound money' here: Our new leader's first financial move is launching a pump-and-dump where his family controls 80% of supply with not one mention of a BSR anywhere. Truly '💩 coins First,' not 'America First.' For anyone still spinning this as 'but at least it's pro-crypto' - the dude literally created a memecoin grift before even taking the oath. I'm just not impressed by scammy token pumps.
Ok. So it sounds like CCs are prioritized for comments primarily. Is that the way to think about it?
Regarding tipping on Stacker News: If my lightning wallet is already set up and functional, I'm trying to understand the best way to support content - through Cowboy Credits or direct sat payments. Could someone break down:
- The fee structure for zaps
- For a specific example of sending 1,000 sats:
- How many sats does the content creator receive?
- What portion goes to the territory owner?
- What is Stacker News's cut?
This would help me decide whether to purchase Cowboy Credits or continue using direct lightning payments.
I think you have to combine both Nostr value 4 value and traditional corporate strategies until more people are comfortable with Nostr, the lightning network, and NWC. For content providers, the lightning network and instant payments may be the hook for them to start understanding bitcoin.
My wife completed her first Lightning invoice and payments last night. She also used her private key to log into a couple of new Nostr clients. She was impressed with how seamless it all was. I think I'm on my way to successfully orange-pilling her!
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @jamalderrick 14 Jan \ parent \ on: I orange pilled my wife finally!!!! bitcoin
Yes, I haven’t tried it yet but I like that I can stack more aggressively and use it to pay bills. Fold is good because you can stack rewards with less volatility for short term bill payments.
Fiat will go to zero. BTC to infinity.
That’s is why I refuse to calculate a since inception return for bitcoin. The math speaks for itself. It is quite literally undefinable because it is not possible to divide by zero.
- $1 and $2 bills: About 6.2 cents per note
- $5 bill: About 10.6 cents per note
- $10 bill: About 10.8 cents per note
- $20 bill: About 11.2 cents per note
- $50 bill: About 11.0 cents per note
- $100 bill: About 14.0 cents per note
Pick your poison. It’s all just worthless paper. lol
Economics 101: All prices tend to converge towards the marginal cost of production. Consider the marginal cost of producing one bitcoin at $106,000 versus the marginal cost of producing a $100 note at $0.14. It's difficult to make sense of it all, but it seems that the marginal cost to produce bitcoin can only skyrocket along with its price!