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33 sats \ 1 reply \ @jowo OP 9h \ on: where's the post that has $100k in the title?? i can't see it bitcoin
and before all you trolls come in saying "price doesn't matter"... false. it does matter.
as soon as we hit a certain threshold we'll be able to start building those bitcoin citadels, paid for with collateralised bitcoin fiat loans to purchase those fiat denominated construction materials.
the walls will be high and the cost of entry uncertain.
haha tbf this was somewhat trolly comment from me. but yeah, the guy had severe addiction to some kinda prescription drug. look it up. no idea if he's still a user tho
if you wanna argue from a highly theoretical standpoint that there's no objective reality feel free to continue with the mental gymnastics. from a practical perspective there's going be a 100% agreement amongst all who receive an offer of a solid smash in the face against a wall. so what difference does it actually make?
tricky question, the answer to it obviously has huge potential financial windfall. I'd say probably target some niche that has a big overlap with existing bitcoiners interest e.g. not too niche, and/or simple integrating btc payments to an already existing business since bitcoina will seek out businesses that accept btc
wonder if a dynamic price structure for territories could help with this. e.g. price territories as a proportion of total monthly zaps on SN
travelling might be considered a rite since many young people from the west take 6 months off after studying to travel the world
back in the day at my first job at a grocers shop, I'd go in every morning and help put out the days produce. running from back of house to front with boxes of cabbages, carrots, bananas, onions etc. I'd been doing this job for about a year and by this point was makings many times the amount of money i earned here by building and selling flash games. I wanted to quit, but had been putting it off for weeks now, because the boss was kinda scary to 16 year-old me, and I was avoiding the uncomfortable conversation with her. one morning my shoes (for a reason that escapes my memory) were wet. maybe it was raining the day before, or they'd been in the wash. anyway, i slung on some of my stepdads shoes and rushed to work. the shoes felt fine for a few minutes as i walked to work, but quickly they started to cause me a lot of pain. they were two sizes too small and way too tight. by the end of my hour long shift i was in agony, i told my boss without hesitation: I quit. pain can be a powerful motivator.
if you're using Sparrow wallet you can use RBF, plenty of examples on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LhcDJ8bgQU&ab_channel=WickedSmartBitcoin
buying a home in the UK without taking on significant debt is pretty much impossible for the average person. because houses are so expensive, and for general quality of of life and cost of living reasons, i left the UK about 3 years ago. I now already own a home out right, paid for in cash and renovated it myself. current monthly expenses are about €100 for all bills, taxes, insurance etc. in the UK this stuff would be 10x