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31 sats \ 2 replies \ @versieboer 10 May \ on: Stacker Saloon
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @versieboer 12 Apr \ on: Fun Fact Friday - Best Fun Fact Gets 10,000 Sats meta

Fact:
Bitcoin is often compared to the honey badger because of its resilient and tenacious nature. Just like the honey badger, which is known for its fearlessness and ability to survive against all odds, Bitcoin has proven to be a remarkably resilient digital currency that has withstood various challenges and regulatory hurdles since its inception in 2009.
One interesting parallel is that both Bitcoin and honey badgers are known for "not giving a damn." The honey badger is famous for its fearless attitude and willingness to take on larger predators, and Bitcoin has similarly shown a resistance to external pressures and attempts to control or regulate it.
Additionally, both Bitcoin and honey badgers have a reputation for being difficult to kill. The honey badger's thick skin and aggressive behavior make it a formidable opponent, while Bitcoin's decentralized nature and cryptographic security measures have so far prevented any fatal blows to the cryptocurrency.
So in many ways, the honey badger serves as an apt mascot for the tenacity and resilience of the Bitcoin network. They both exemplify a "don't mess with me" attitude that has helped them survive and thrive against the odds.
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @versieboer 28 Mar \ parent \ on: Is Lightning a Big Fat Target for the State? bitcoin
Individuals can't use it to cash out without paying taxes.
Whoever wants to cash out their bitcoin is not doing it right. Never sell your bitcoin. If you want to spend it, you can do that using Lightning. Merchants that accept it as payment can decide if they want to hold the sats, or convert it back to fiat and deal with the taxes themselves when they do that.
0 sats \ 2 replies \ @versieboer OP 7 Mar \ parent \ on: WhatTheFee.io - see how many sats per byte you should pay for your bitcoin Tx bitcoin
The # in each cell is the # of sats that you should include on your on-chain bitcoin transaction. The % column is the % of chance that your fee will get your Tx included in a block within the row's time amount.
WhatTheFee.io - see how many sats per byte you should pay for your bitcoin Txwhatthefee.io/
298 sats \ 9 comments \ @versieboer 7 Mar bitcoin
Hut 8 closes Bitcoin mining site, citing surging energy costscointelegraph.com/news/hut-8-closes-bitcoin-mining-site-citing-surging-energy-costs
272 sats \ 6 comments \ @versieboer 6 Mar bitcoin
252 sats \ 0 replies \ @versieboer 9 Oct 2023 \ on: BitVM: Compute Anything on Bitcoin bitcoin
I saw this elsewhere, came to post it here on stacker.news as soon as I started looking at it. Saw that you already posted it. Good job. Now I can go investigate it more...
41 sats \ 0 replies \ @versieboer 10 Feb 2023 \ on: Will you run Bitcoin nodes, when it's illegal to do so? bitcoin
Yes, I would, as long as it's running behind Tor. Raspiblitz (https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz) does this perfectly already.
21 sats \ 1 reply \ @versieboer 17 Jul 2022 freebie \ on: An Interesting OP_RETURN bitcoin
Nice one. Added this to keybase://chat/wildtransactions#general/248
120 sats \ 0 replies \ @versieboer 17 Jul 2022 freebie \ on: Publicly exposing lnd's gRPC port from within Umbrel? bitcoin
I think this is a great place to ask this. Unfortunately I don't know the answer, but I think someone here surely would and can help.
Add withdrawals from stacker.news via Lightning Addresses
21 sats \ 2 comments \ @versieboer 18 Jun 2022 bitcoin freebie
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