@m00ninite
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It really depends on how much you put into the wallet and how big of a fidelity bond you make. It's not a lot, but it's not zero. I make maybe like 30ksats a month.
You can get paid for doing coinjoins with joinmarket. I'd call it damn close to "risk-free". Only risk is hot wallet risk
You were never private if you were relying on people not looking. At least put up some curtains.
You were never private if you were relying on people not looking. At least put up some curtains.
I just don't see how you could possibly live on a bitcoin standard without kyc coins. What happens when you want to buy a house? Are you going to spend the time finding thousands of buyers to take your coins? You'll end up labelled a money transmitter if the feds find out. Which they will when those funds hit your bank account before being turned into a mortgage loan or whatever.
It's a cute larp, and most people should have at least some KYC-free coins, but I just don't get how that scales when you need to spend/sell bitcoin in the 5, 6, or 7 figures range.
Funny, my kycd coins have a lot of value to me 🤔
After the 80s is when helicopter parenting started getting commonplace. Wonder if there's a correlation?
Said every generation ever.
You don't remember all the duds from your time because they sucked. Every decade has shit music. Only thing anyone remembers is the 50 or so bangers that get played on the radio constantly
I (and I'm sure many others) already have plenty of lightning liquidity. Now the game is to get channels balanced without hitting the main chain.
I do not want to open channels with fees where they are
This is a godlike post. Thank you for the writeup.
I hope one day to follow in your footsteps. First step: home ownership
First mover advantage is an interesting point, but in my mind, nothing after bitcoin can be as "fair" as bitcoin. Think of it, now that we know cryptocurriencies work, they're assigned a value right out the gate. There are speculators and premines.. Every project is tainted by the promise of making big bucks.
When bitcoin was released, it was a toy. It didn't even have a real price until much later, and even then, people had no idea if it would "work" long-term.
This fairness needs to be intact for mass adoption. How many people really want to buy something that the owner premined 60% of the supply of, and effectively has all the control?
A lot of potential for Third Spaces to make a return. Sadly most Americans being separated by miles of road and concrete make these less attractive
They've been doing this for over a decade, so they're quite knowledgeable. First half is news and projects they're working on, second half is interacting with the audience via boosts. End of each episode they have a "pick" which is a random Linux app or tool they discovered that may be useful.
And as the other poster said, they've been going deep on Nix, so it's great to hear how that is progressing.
I've been enjoying Linux Unplugged. It's nice to see a podcasting 2.0 show that integrates boosts, but isn't a bitcoin show.
So wait, business owners have to identify themselves? Didn't they already have to do that? I don't understand the outrage.
Yea a lot of people were fed up with shit pay, shit jobs, and being forced to come into work in the middle of a pandemic. I guess a lot just didn't go back.
Thousands of OG bitcoiners that quit their fiat jobs 😂