Willing to throw out ballpark figures for the purchase / services used for purchase? Thanks!

Depends what you will be doing with your bitcoin.if ur just gonna sell it at a higher price back to an exchange then dont bother. If u want to use your bitcoin for pirchasing goods and eliminate the papertrail of your ownership of that spent bitcoin, then yes id mix some of those sats.

Building up a separate stash of non kyc coin , mixing it, and keeping it in cold storage is what i recommend.

Thank you for documenting your experience and making this write up!

I read some chapters from bitcoin is venice. Its quite good.

They will be presented as necessary to solve something, what that is i dont know but it also doesnt really matter because it will certainly not solve or even alleviate said problem ( which will likely be entirely made up anyway ).

Using it with my start 9 , very promising tech. First ive seen of a protocol / client combo that i can pitch to normie friends and its plug and play right at the initial download.

Very cool. I dont see a login function , not available yet or did i miss it?

Mining

Ghastly. But incredible that they can pull these things off, bravo.

Very soon, it will come.

This is govt double-speak for "deploying capital, steady lads"

How much of that 225 billion is going to SVB depositors? 🤔

Embassy OS can set this up too if u are not command line-inclined.

What kind of a bitcoiner is selling their corn when tradfi is on fire ? A speculative trader I guess..and even then...you gonna sell btc and convert to ??? Cash in a bank ? 🤣🤣🤣

A great take, don't let perfect be the enemy of better!

Great read!

The market distortions for the housing and also people gaming this system to keep their house 'occupied' will be insane. I dont know what the outcome would be exactly but I know it would be inefficient as all hell and result in more people poor and desperate than before the law.

Get 'em

you can now use a credit to buy something on amazon, and take advantage of one of those multi-payment options at checkout, splitting that payment up into like 6 payments and put those payments on your credit card! A partial payment you make with a credit card that you have the option to pay a fraction of that balance each month...yikes. 2 layers of credit further obfuscating the reality of a consumer's debts. It's crazy the layers of credit I see my friends interacting with, scary too. I have friends just doing it as a default even for small purchases.