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2025-05-17 17:52:05đ§ Quote(s) of the week:
'Forget price predictions. Forget market cycle theory. Forget market cap estimates. Forget diminishing returns. Forget omega candles. Forget technical analysis.
THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS.
Your assumption should be that the future has way more productivity than the present. Bitcoin is only 0.2% of the present world. Imagine buying 1/500th of the world in 1925 and holding onto it to it was worth half of the world of 1950, 1990, or 2025⊠Bitcoin is cheap.' - Luke Broyles
Bitcoin is Time (great article by Der Gigi), and productivity's going digital, and Bitcoinâs the base layer.
đ§ĄBitcoin newsđ§Ą
Retail is absent from Bitcoin because at $100K, they think they have missed the boat. WRONG! https://i.ibb.co/2pmz4fS/Gqcjoxs-XEAAMl-BF.jpg
On the 5th of May:
âĄïžUS Senator David McCormick discloses +$ 1.0 m Bitcoin purchase on recent dip.
âĄïžBitcoin Knots just overtook the latest version of Bitcoin Core on Clark Moody's dashboard
âĄïž'Merchants in the City of Cannes, France will start accepting Bitcoin and crypto this summer, with the council aiming for 90% adoption.' - Bitcoin Archive
âĄïžRiver: Cash is king. Of killing savings. Beat inflation with a small bitcoin allocation. https://i.ibb.co/dJV9tvY8/Gq-MLy-Ag-Ww-AAXb-G.jpg
âĄïž150,000 people tuned into MicroStrategyâs earnings call. Not because of profits, but because theyâre watching the blueprint for a Bitcoin-based financial system unfold in real time.
Pledditor: 'The class of 2024/2025 is stacking MSTR more than they are stacking BTC, and that's not a great thing.' Keep in mind, they've never been shown proof that Strategy holds Bitcoin in a cold storage wallet address. I can't find the MicroStrategy wallets holding 555,450 BTC. Can you?
On the 6th of May:
âĄïž'Serious report by Morgan Stanley. (You can read it here)
-Bitcoin has sufficient market cap to be a reserve, but it is more volatile than other reserve currencies.
-Volatility is decreasing.
-$370b allocation to Bitcoin would reflect market cap proportions.
-A reserve of 12%-17% of the total bitcoin supply would mirror other currency proportions.
Overton window has shifted.' - Troy Cross
âĄïžDaniel Batten: 'Bitcoin's environmental benefits have now been validated in 20 peer-reviewed studies, according to a recent Cambridge University report. It's also now being covered by 13 mainstream news outlets. How times change!' Here you can find all the articles.
https://x.com/DSBatten/status/1919521469090169127
On top of that, there are now 10 sustainable media magazines and news sites covering the environmental benefits of Bitcoin mining: https://x.com/DSBatten/status/1919518338092323260
Just imagine using only Bitcoin for transactions + store of value - while getting rid of all the banks and heavily reducing energy waste.
âĄïžUK Treasuryâs Economic Secretary Emma Reynolds rules out national Bitcoin reserve. Says it's not âappropriate for our market.â HFSP
âĄïžListed companies will invest about $205B in Bitcoin between 2025-2029, according to Bernstein.
âĄïžDr. Jan WĂŒstenfeld: 'The Blockchain Group is ready to up their Bitcoin buying game. At their next Extraordinary General Meeting on June 10, they intend to increase their capital-raising capacity to more than âŹ10 billion to accelerate their Bitcoin treasury strategyâat a Bitcoin price of âŹ83k, that would be more than 120,000 Bitcoin. For reference, they currently hold 640 Bitcoin valued at âŹ53.12 million. That is a significant capital raise.' https://i.ibb.co/k2SvJ0Ny/Gq-WTPx-Za-YAA89-UV.jpg
âĄïžNew Hampshire passes Bitcoin Reserve bill into law! Governor Ayotte signed HB 302 into law this morning, making NH the first U.S. state to enact a Bitcoin Reserve bill.
âĄïžRegarding the Bitcoin Core debate. I am inclined to take the free market perspective, but I also do not want Bitcoin to be anything like ETH. If you really want to understand the Bitcoin Core debate, I suggest you go and read the actual Pull Request on GitHub. Or else read the great following thread by ColeTU: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1919769008439464335.html
âĄïžPublicly traded company Thumzup Media Corp files to raise $500 million to buy more Bitcoin.
âĄïžStrike just launched Bitcoin-backed lending - CEO Jack Mallers Where does the yield come from?
"By opening a loan, you authorize Strike to transfer your Bitcoin to a trusted third-party capital provider for the duration of the loan. Who?
"The fact 'no rehypothecation' isn't explicitly guaranteed, means you should probably assume this collateral will be rehypothecated." BitPaine
âĄïžThe Bitcoin Dominance chart is one of the most ruthless things I've ever seen. 3 years straight of destroying alts and no signs of stopping.' - Bitcoin Isaiah https://i.ibb.co/NGGvxyN/Gq-RRKJJWMAEWPEG.png
âĄïžTwo long-dormant Silk Roadâlinked wallets from 2013 moved 3,421 Bitcoin worth $322.5 million in their first transactions in over a decade.
âĄïžU.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are aggressively accumulating Bitcoin again. In the past 7 days, ETFs added over 16,549 coins, while only 3,150 were mined.
âĄïžOnly 993,285 addresses have more than 1 Bitcoin.
On the 7th of May:
âĄïžBitcoin is now up 383% since 2 ECB Bloggers wrote Bitcoin's obituary. https://i.ibb.co/b5KFCKBG/Fi7-AOz8-Uc-AAMlif.png
âĄïžARIZONA's other Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill, SB 1373, moves to Governor Hobbs' desk for signing. Last week, she vetoed the Bitcoin Reserve Bill SB 1025.
âĄïžFintech Revolut to integrate the Bitcoin Lightning network. Revolut is now partnering with Lightspark. This will allow Revolut users to send Bitcoin instantly and with lower fees.
âĄïžStrategy has a larger treasury than Apple. https://i.ibb.co/0p81LqPg/Gq-TULsv-Ww-AA6-Plw.jpg
âĄïž 7,200 BTC taken off exchanges yesterday and 103,000 the last month.
âĄïž Metaplanet issues $25M in zero-coupon bonds to buy more Bitcoin.
âĄïžBitcoin News: "Bitcoinâs volume-weighted market cap dominance is 93%. Unlike simple market cap, this metric factors in actual trading volume, revealing where real liquidity and demand are. Ignore it at your own peril."
âĄïž New Hampshire is enacting a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. Governor Ayotte signed HB302 into law.
âĄïžBhutan becomes the 1st nation to implement nationwide Bitcoin payments for tourists.
On the 8th of May:
âĄïžBitcoin to be completely exempt from capital gains tax under bill passed by the Missouri House.
âĄïž Arizona Governor officially signs law to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Fund. https://i.ibb.co/d0Fpg3bH/Gqc-Ewoo-WUAAe-SLp.jpg
âĄïž Oregon passed Senate Bill 167, updating its Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) to include Bitcoin and other digital assets. This new law recognizes digital assets as valid collateral and acknow ledges electronic records and signatures in commercial transactions.
âĄïž UAE's state-owned oil giant Emarat accepts Bitcoin and crypto payments at petrol/gas stations.
âĄïžStandard Chartered Bank analyst apologizes for $120,000 Bitcoin price prediction, says target 'may be too low.'
âĄïž 'The Texas House committee has approved SB 21; next steps are a Texas House vote by all members and the governorâs signature. It looks likely that Texas will have a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, the big open question is how much BTC will be acquired.' -Pierre Rochard
âĄïž A month ago first Bitcoin payment was made at a supermarket in Switzerland â Spar in Zug. Interesting data from Swiss supermarket payments (source @OpenCryptoPay): Even though they can be done with practically all "crypto," 90.8% of payments are in sats, 5.3% in stablecoins, 1.2% in WBTC. 20+ transactions per day. Amazing!
On the 9th of May:
âĄïž'Steak n Shake is accepting Bitcoin payments at all locations starting May 16, making the cryptocurrency available to our more than 100 million customers. The movement is just beginningâŠ' - Steak 'n' Shake Steak 'n Shake has 393 locations, primarily in the Midwest and the South. https://i.ibb.co/fddLCSsT/Gqd-d-Oq-Wc-AAQVMz.jpg
âĄïžBitcoin is now the 3rd largest commodity in the world by market cap! 1. Gold = $22 trillion 2. Oil = $3 trillion 3. Bitcoin = $2 trillion Bitcoin is among the top 5 biggest global assets with a +2 TRILLION market cap. Bigger than Amazon and Google (Alphabet) https://i.ibb.co/XkvShGFC/Gqgc-y-IXIAIa-G2-I.jpg
âĄïžSam Callahan: A new BIS paper on Bitcoin dropped yesterday. To cut through the jargon: It concluded that Bitcoin use rises when inflation surges, remittances get pricey, and capital controls increase. In other words, when people need it most. Source
âĄïž Bitcoin Archive: "Amazon, Tesla, & Google all had BIGGER drawdowns than Bitcoin in the last 6 months, & nobody says they are "too volatile". LAST ~6 MONTHS
- AMAZON -33%
- TESLA -56%
- GOOGLE - 32%
- BITCOIN - 31%
Is Bitcoin volatile? Sure, but... ONLY BITCOIN BOUNCED BACK TO PUSH FOR NEW ALL-TIME HIGHS!"
âĄïž If you own 1 WHOLE Bitcoin, you're a millionaire in 50 currencies. If you own 0.5 Bitcoin, you're a millionaire in 20-25 currencies. For example, the Turkish Lira has literally gone to ZERO against Bitcoin. The ultimate fate of every fiat currency, some will just get there faster than others Owning 1 BTC will make you a millionaire in ALL currencies in the next decade or so.
âĄïž Former PayPal Vice President says Bitcoin Lightning Network will welcome âdozens of digital banks and walletsâ and enable 100s of millions of people to receive Bitcoin-powered payments by the end of Q3.
âĄïž Coinbase just disclosed in their Q1 filing: they custody 2.68 million bitcoin. Thatâs over 13% of all Bitcoin in circulation, on one platform. Is this the greatest honeypot in financial history? Yes, it is...read next week's Weekly Bitcoin update.
âĄïž FORTUNE: âMeta is in discussions with crypto firms to introduce stablecoins as a means to manage payouts, and has also hired a vice president of product with crypto experience to help shepherd the discussions.â When Bitcoin?
âĄïž 344,620 new Bitcoin wallets created as price surges to $103K, according to data from Santiment.
âĄïž Great post + article by Parker Lewis: Bitcoin is Money https://x.com/parkeralewis/status/1920875453893443994
Discover alignment!
Remember Satoshi's first words: 'A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash'
âĄïžGoldman Sachs has boosted its stake in BlackRockâs iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) by 28%, now holding over 30.8 million shares valued at more than $1.4 billion as of March 31, according to an SEC filing.
On the 10th of May:
âĄïžTeraWulf posted Q1 2025 revenue of $34.4M, down 19% from last year, as the Bitcoin Halving and power costs pressured margins. The company mined 372 BTC, with a sharp rise in power cost per coin to $ 66 K.
On the 12th of May:
âĄïžStrategy has acquired 13,390 BTC for ~$1.34 billion at ~$99,856 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 15.5% YTD 2025. As of 5/11/2025, we hold 568,840 Bitcoin acquired for ~$39.41 billion at ~$69,287 per Bitcoin.
âĄïž$66 billion Dell officially rejects shareholder proposal to add Bitcoin to treasury.
âĄïž'The correlation of Bitcoin and M2 is staggering. Bitcoin continues to follow the Global M2 Money Supply (not liquidity) with a 70-day lag. When I made this chart last July, I didn't think it'd hold this tight of a relationship. M2 is a poor measure of money supply, but it's still fascinating to observe.' - Joe Consorti
https://i.ibb.co/gZy1m0rm/Gqs2-Oc-HXMAA-Qp-U.jpg
âĄïžBusinesses are the largest net buyers of bitcoin so far this year, led by Strategy, which makes up 77% of the growth.
âĄïžMissouri moves to become the first U.S. state to eliminate capital gains tax on Bitcoin with the passage of HB 594.
âĄïž99% of Bitcoin will be mined by 2035. https://i.ibb.co/67t0PGtY/Gqu9qll-WUAUxwr-S.jpg
đžTraditional Finance / Macro:
On the 7th of May:
đđœWarren Buffett now owns an astonishing 5.1% of the entire U.S. Treasury Bill Market.
đŠBanks:
đđœ No news
đMacro/Geopolitics:
One of the intentional consequences of the inflationary fiat system: the evil regulatory noose auto-tightens.
Thomas Greif:
The Bank Secrecy Act, established in 1970, required reporting cash transactions above $10,000.
Today, 55 years later, that threshold remains unchanged.
But $10,000 ain't what it used to be back in 1970.
To give you an idea of just how much money $10,000 was back then: - The US Median household income was $9,870 - The average US house costs approximately $23,000 - Chevy Impala, the best-selling car in the US in 1970, had a starting price of $3,200
So you could go to your Chevy dealer and buy three Impalas in cash without triggering the cash transaction reporting requirement.
Today, thanks to the lack of adjustment for inflation, far smaller purchases like a high-end Apple Mac Studio computer purchased with cash would trigger a reporting event. Adjusted for inflation, the threshold should be $82,422 today. At the rate they are printing money, in a couple of decades, you'll need to report every other grocery shop.
https://i.ibb.co/G4d5w4Wc/Gq-SEPi-Xw-AAf-Umf.jpg
On the 5th of May:
đđœ'Foreign Demand for U.S. Treasuries COLLAPSES as America Faces Record Debt Rollovers ($7 Trillion) and a $1.9 Trillion Deficit in 2025 alone. The buyers are gone, the bills are due, and the clock just struck midnight.' - CarlBMenger
P.S.: Just to make it even more obvious. The Fed just spent $20BN on 3-year bonds, their largest single-day purchase since 2021. Are they injecting liquidity instead of cutting rates to avoid panic?
đđœTKL: "World central banks have benefited from rising gold prices: The value of developed market central banksâ gold holdings has risen by ~$600 billion, or 90%, to a record $1.3 trillion since 2022.
At the same time, emerging market central banksâ gold value has doubled to a record $800 billion. This comes as gold prices have skyrocketed 105% since the October 2022 low.
Moreover, EM and DM central banks have increased their holdings by 10% and 1%, respectively, during this time. In 2022-2024, world central banks bought a whopping 3,176 tonnes of gold. Demand for gold has never been stronger."
Luke Gromen:
'Summary of the last 5 days in gold: US paper traders shorted gold while China was on holiday. Chinese traders bought physical gold upon returning from their holiday. Lost amidst the noise: China increasingly controls global gold prices, which has major implications for FX over time.'
https://i.ibb.co/TDVDCkdw/Gq-RRKJJWMAEHAAL.png
On the 6th of May:
đđœGood Morning from Germany, where Friedrich Merz has fallen short of a majority in the first round of the chancellor voteâsomething that has never happened before in German history. He received 310 votes, 6 short of the 316 needed for a majority in parliament.
đđœThe European Union is targeting âŹ100 billion of US goods with tariffs if trade talks fail.
đđœUS trade balance falls to -$140.5 billion, the worst month in history On that same day...
đđœTreasury Secretary Bessent says, "The United States Government will never default. We will raise the debt ceiling."
đđœManfred Weber of the EPP, a European political group:
"The Romanian Social Democrats' decision not to back the pro-European presidential candidate is simply unacceptable. I expect a clear commitmentâno room for political games as extremism rises. We fully back the decision of our member parties to show their support for NicuÈor Dan."
The EPP, as a European political group, has no direct role in Romania's internal political decisions, and such an action is an attempt to influence national political dynamics. What democracy and European values is he talking about?
But when J.D. Vance makes critical remarks about Germany, itâs called interference in domestic politics⊠Apparently, this isnât. Now, don't get me wrong, I am not picking sides on this matter, but the hypocrisy is nauseating and the double standards are unbearable.
On the 7th of May:
đđœ"Attracting scientists to the EU with half a billion euros"
https://fd.nl/politiek/1554495/met-een-half-miljard-euro-wetenschappers-naar-de-eu-trekken
An important question is not addressed in this article: Who is going to pay for this? / How will it be financed? Will it come at the expense of EU researchers?' - Lex Hoogduin
And even more crucially: what kind of 'scientists' is the EU trying to attract? This comes just a day after revelations that it misused Covid money. Journalism, anyone?
đđœChina's central bank cuts key rates, injects 1 trillion yuan, 3 hours after agreeing to trade talks to prop up the economy and give the communist party ammo for negotiations.
Meanwhile...
đđœSUMMARY OF FED DECISION: 1. Fed leaves rates unchanged for 3rd straight meeting 2. Fed says inflation remains "somewhat elevated" 3. Uncertainty about outlook has "increased further" 4. Risks of higher unemployment and inflation have risen 5. The Fed is attentive to risks to both sides of its mandate 6. Fed appears to see a higher risk of stagflation ahead The Fed pause continues despite Trump's calls for cuts.
đđœThe European Central Bank (ECB) plans to partner with the private sector to develop a digital euro. In a press release, the ECB claimed that findings will âbe shared in a report later this year.â
đđœAnother blow to North Sea wind: Ărsted is pulling the plug on the 2,400 MW Hornsea 4 offshore wind project, accepting a âŹ500 million loss. This comes despite having a Contract for Difference (CfD) agreement with the UK government. Source
Imagine being a pension fund heavily invested in the Danish fairytale called Ărsted. That so-called âblue bondâ for âenhancing biodiversityâ is starting to look more like a financial âblue bruise.â
đđœFranceâs President Macron: We have to rethink our economic fundamentals. You don't say, this doesn't sound good. Is that the same France that had its last budget surplus in 1974 and is basically a broke country? France, indeed, might start to rethink its annual 6% national deficit. That stacks fast.
đđœGermanyâs Chancellor Merz: EU fiscal rules could be softened for defense.
đđœTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, "We believe that the US should be the premier destination for digital assets."
đđœ Failed oversight of the EUâs multi-billion euro COVID recovery fund spending. Typical: the Netherlands receives a mere fraction from the fund â in other words, itâs paying for other countries.
And with such massive spending, itâs hardly surprising that weâre seeing such rampant inflation. For the Netherlands, this involves âŹ5.4 billion in grants, of which âŹ2.5 billion has already been received. The funds are being used for investments in, among other things, renewable energy.
Thatâs called corruption.
The European Court of Auditors further states that member states have received funds for projects without any clear evidence they will ever be completed, pointing to weak oversight mechanisms, for which the countries themselves are responsible. If this were a private company, the CEO would be facing a courtroom.
Fortunately, there will be strict oversight on the âŹ800 billion earmarked for European defence! RIGHT!? RIGHT!?????
đđœ'Interest payments on US debt declined by -$13.5 billion in Q1 2025, to an annualized $1.11 trillion, the lowest since Q2 2024. This marks the first quarterly decline in interest payments since 2020. However, interest expense on national debt is still TWICE as high as it was 5 years ago. Currently, the government spends over $3 billion per day on interest. As a % of GDP, interest payments reached 3.7%, and currently stand just below 1980s-1990s levels. Reducing US debt must remain a top priority.' -TKL
đđœ Merz, Bundeskanzler der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, "There are âŹ3.8 trillion in savings sitting in (German) bank accounts. Just imagine if we could mobilize just 10% of that." "What we lack is not capital, but the right instruments to mobilize it."
In other words, Merzâlike Macron is eyeing citizens' savings to finance âinvestments.â Which investments, exactly? Take your pick.
Germany, for example, is the second-largest donor of military aid to Ukraine, contributing over âŹ10 billion â roughly the same amount needed to maintain all federal roads and bridges in Germany for an entire year.
May I remind you that Ursula von der Leyen has already made it clear that they plan to rob EU citizens of their savings?
On the 8th of May:
đđœ Bank of England just cut interest rates by 0.25% to 4.25%, citing Donald Trumpâs tariff trade war as one of the key reasons.
đđœ"Between 2015 and 2030, the price of a car like the Renault Clio will have increased by 40 percent â 92.5 percent of which is due to regulation," says Renault CEO Luca de Meo.
đđœ Geiger Capital: 'The train is out of control⊠The first 7 months of FY 2025 produced a deficit of $1.1 trillion. Thatâs $196 billion more than the deficit recorded in the same period last fiscal year. On track for a $2 TRILLION annual deficit.'
On the 9th of May:
đđœ"The gold exists only for a tiny fraction of a second." Still, it's only a matter of time before thatâs solved technologically. Gold has an expiration date as a limited store of value. Deal with it.
The problem with gold is that when its value increases, it becomes more profitable to increase the quantity mined.
The quantity of BTC mined can not be increased; it gets cut in half every ~4 years. No matter how much the value of BTC increases.
đđœ I have shared the following chart multiple times... https://i.ibb.co/1JQj4HCX/Gqh-Gnp-DXMAE3-TDV.jpg
Michael A. Arouet: "Spain and Italy have the largest unfunded pensions in Europe, at about 500% of GDP. They also happen to be the two countries with the lowest fertility rates in Western Europe. Dear Spanish and Italian friends, donât count that you will be able to live comfortably in retirement."
For the people here in the Netherlands, this thing is a freaking ticking bomb. Pension sustainability is a continent-wide concern.
So when von der Leyen talks about tapping into pension funds for the next âcrisisâ fund, what sheâs really referring to is the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden â the countries with the largest, well-managed pension reserves.
Oh, and we are in the midst of the biggest change of our (Dutch) pension system...
On the 10th of May:
đđœPakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif calls a meeting with officials in charge of overseeing the nuclear weapons arsenal. Yikes!
On the 12th of May:
đđœ'Global debt soared $7.5 trillion in Q1 2025, to a record $324 trillion, according to IIF data. Emerging markets accounted for 50% of the jump, with total EM debt hitting a record $106 trillion. China was the primary driver of the debt increase, with debt levels rising by ~$2 trillion. Over the last 2 years, total world debt has surged by a whopping $20 trillion. Meanwhile, the global debt-to-GDP ratio fell slightly to 325%, the lowest since 2020. However, the ratio for emerging markets hit a record 245%. The debt crisis is a global issue.' -TKL
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2025-05-17 15:38:45Die Frisur auf einem Cover. Das muss man erstmal schaffen. Ich könnte auch schreiben: Darauf muss man erstmal kommen, aber die Agentur Buchgut hat das so Ă€hnlich ja schon bei Walter van Rossum ausprobiert und seinem Bestseller âMeine Pandemie mit Professor Drostenâ.
Nun als Gabriele Krone-Schmalz. Ich habe mich gefĂŒhlt wie frĂŒher, wenn jemand mit einem Ăberraschungsei kam. Die Verpackung: ein Versprechen. Dann die Schokolade. Hier: ein paar tolle Fotos, die einen Bogen spannen von 1954 bis in die Gegenwart, Texte der Liedermacherin Gabriele Krone-Schmalz, geschrieben 1965 bis 1972, die Biografie in Schlagworten und zwei Vorworte. Jeweils zwei Seiten, mehr nicht. Und dann kommt das, worum es bei einem solchen Ăberraschungsei eigentlich geht: das Spielzeug. Hier ein Film.
Bevor ich dazu komme, muss ich die beiden Vorworte wĂŒrdigen. âResignieren ist keine Lösungâ steht ĂŒber dem Text von Gabriele Krone-Schmalz. Damit ist viel gesagt. Sie fragt sich, âwozu das Ganze gut sein sollâ. Die Antwort in einem Satz:
Vielleicht ist dieser Film mit dem wunderbar doppeldeutigen Titel âGabriele Krone-Schmalz â Verstehenâ eine Art VermĂ€chtnis: mein Leben, meine Arbeit und vielleicht fĂŒr den einen oder anderen eine Ermunterung, sich nicht verbiegen zu lassen, nicht aufzugeben, sich einzumischen und nicht zuletzt ein Beispiel dafĂŒr, dass es möglich ist, mit einem Menschen fĂŒnfzig Jahre lang glĂŒcklich zu sein.
Als Gabriele Krone-Schmalz im Mai 2018 in meine Reihe MedienrealitĂ€t live an die LMU kam, lebte ihr Mann noch. Wir hatten einen vollen Hörsaal, viele Fans und jede Menge Gegenwind aus dem eigenen Haus. Die Osteuropa-Forschung, erschienen in MannschaftsstĂ€rke und mit Zetteln, die abgelesen werden wollten. Haltung zeigen, anstatt miteinander zu sprechen. Als wir hinterher zum Griechen um die Ecke gingen, saĂen die Kollegen am Nachbartisch und wĂŒrdigten uns keines Blickes. Wozu sich austauschen, wenn man ohnehin weiĂ, was richtig ist und was falsch? Vier Jahre spĂ€ter hatten die gleichen Kollegen noch mehr Oberwasser und haben auf allen KanĂ€len daran erinnert, welcher Teufel da einst in den heiligen Hallen der UniversitĂ€t erschienen war â auf Einladung dieses Professors. Sie wissen schon.
Das zweite Vorwort kommt vom Filmemacher. âMein Name ist Ralf Egerâ steht oben auf der Seite. Eger, 1961 am Rande MĂŒnchens geboren, erzĂ€hlt von seinem Jugend-Vorsatz, âniemals fĂŒr die RĂŒstungsindustrie zu arbeitenâ, von einer langen Laufbahn im öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunk und davon, wie diese beiden Dinge plötzlich nicht mehr zusammenpassten. Schlaflose NĂ€chte, Debatten im BR (âeine Beschreibung meiner AnlĂ€ufe wĂŒrde mĂŒhelos dieses Booklet fĂŒllenâ) und schlieĂlich die Idee fĂŒr ein PortrĂ€t, umgesetzt auf eigene Faust mit drei Gleichgesinnten, ganz ohne Rundfunksteuer im RĂŒcken.
Was soll ich sagen? GroĂartig. FĂŒr mich sowieso. Eine Heimat nach der anderen. Gabriele Krone-Schmalz ist in Lam zur Welt gekommen, im Bayerischen Wald, nur ein paar Kilometer entfernt von dem Dorf, in dem ich jetzt lebe. Ralf Eger geht mit ihr durch den Ort, in dem sie einen Teil ihrer Kindheit verbrachte und noch Leute aus ihrer Schulzeit kennt. Ein Fest fĂŒr meine Ohren und fĂŒr die Augen sowieso. Die Landschaft, der Dialekt. Dass Eger mit Untertiteln arbeitet, sei ihm verziehen. Er lĂ€sst ein altes Paar sprechen, einen CafĂ©-Betreiber von einst, eine Wirtin von heute. So sind die Menschen, mit denen ich hier jeden Tag zu tun habe. Geradeaus, warm, in der Wirklichkeit verankert.
Dann geht es zum Pleisweiler GesprĂ€ch und damit zu Albrecht MĂŒller, dem GrĂŒnder und Herausgeber der Nachdenkseiten. Jens Berger am Lenkrad, Albrecht MĂŒller am Saalmikrofon und abends in der Weinstube, dazu Markus Karsten, Westend-Verleger, mit seinem Tiger und Roberto De Lapuente am BĂŒchertisch, festgehalten fĂŒr die Ewigkeit in 1A-Bild- und TonqualitĂ€t. SpĂ€ter im Film wird Gabriele Krone-Schmalz auch in Ulm sprechen. Ich kenne dieses Publikum. Nicht mehr ganz jung, aber immer noch voller Energie. Diese Menschen fĂŒllen die RĂ€ume, wenn jemand wie Gabriele Krone-Schmalz kommt, weil sie unzufrieden sind mit dem, was ihnen die Leitmedien ĂŒber die Welt erzĂ€hlen wollen, weil sie nach Gleichgesinnten suchen und vor allem, weil sie etwas tun wollen, immer noch. Ich bin weder Filmemacher noch Filmkritiker, aber ich weiĂ: Diese Stimmung kann man kaum besser einfangen als Ralf Eger.
Ăberhaupt. Die Kameras. Vier allein beim Auftritt im Wohnzimmer der Nachdenkseiten. Damit lĂ€sst sich ein Vortrag so inszenieren, dass man auch daheim auf dem Sofa gern zuhört, wenn der Star ĂŒber Geopolitik spricht. âGabriele Krone-Schmalz â Verstehenâ: Der Titel zielt auf mehr. Russland und Deutschland, Vergangenheit, Gegenwart, Zukunft: alles schön und gut. Dieser Film hat eine zweite und eine dritte Ebene. Die Musik kommt von â Krone-Schmalz. Gesungen in den frĂŒhen 1970ern, festgehalten auf einem Tonband und wiedergefunden fĂŒr Ralf Eger. Und dann sind da Filmaufnahmen aus der Sowjetunion der spĂ€ten 1980er, als Krone-Schmalz fĂŒr die ARD in Moskau war und ihr Mann die Kamera dabeihatte, wenn die Mutter zu Besuch kam oder wenn es auf Tour ging. Eisfischen im Polarmeer, eine orthodoxe Taufe mit der Patin Krone-Schmalz, die RĂŒckkehr der Roten Armee aus Afghanistan. Wer das alles gesehen und erlebt hat, wird nie und nimmer einstimmen in den Ruf nach KriegstĂŒchtigkeit.
Gabriele Krone-Schmalz - Verstehen. Ein Dokumentarfilm von Ralf Egner. Frankfurt am Main: Westend 2025, Blue-Ray Disc + 32 Seiten Booklet, 28 Euro.
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đ ïžÂ Expert Recovery Solutions\ At Crypt Recver, we specialize in addressing complex wallet-related issues. Our skilled engineers have the tools and expertise to handle:
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2025-05-17 14:27:58Iâm excited to share that Iâve been selected as a Summer of Bitcoin intern at Formstr!
After the final exams wrapped up on May 4th, I took a short, well-deserved break while traveling back home from college for the summer. Once settled in, I quickly transitioned into internship mode and began diving into the project assigned to me at Formstr.
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2025-05-17 14:21:54Bitcoin FilmFest (BFF25) returns to Warsaw for its third edition, blending independent cinemaâfrom feature films and commercials to AI-driven experimental visualsâwith education and entertainment.
Hundreds of attendees from around the world will gather for three days of screenings, discussions, workshops, and networking at the iconic Kinoteka Cinema (PKiN), the same venue that hosted the festivalâs first two editions in March 2023 and April 2024.
This yearâs festival, themed âBeyond the Frame,â introduces new dimensions to its program, including an extra day on May 22 to celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day, the first real-world bitcoin transaction, with what promises to be one of Europeâs largest commemorations of this milestone.
BFF25 bridges independent film, culture, and technology, with a bold focus on decentralized storytelling and creative expression. As a community-driven cultural experience with a slightly rebellious spirit, Bitcoin FilmFest goes beyond movies, yet cinema remains at its heart.
Hereâs a sneak peek at the lineup, specially curated for movie buffs:
Generative Cinema â A special slot with exclusive shorts and a thematic debate on the intersection of AI and filmmaking. Featured titles include, for example: BREAK FREE, SATOSHI: THE CREATION OF BITCOIN, STRANGE CURRENCIES, and BITCOIN IS THE MYCELIUM OF MONEY, exploring financial independence, traps of the fiat system, and a better future built on sound money.
Upcoming Productions Preview â A bit over an hour-long block of unreleased pilots and works-in-progress. Attendees will get exclusive first looks at projects like FINDING HOME (a travel-meets-personal-journey series), PARALLEL SPACES (a story about alternative communities), and THE LEGEND OF LANDI (a mysterious narrative).
Freedom-Focused Ads & Campaigns â Unique screenings of video commercials, animations, and visual projects, culminating in âThe PoWiesâ (Proof of Work-ies)âthe first ever awards show honoring the best Bitcoin-only awareness campaigns.
To get an idea of what might come up at the event, here, you can preview 6 selected ads combined into two 2 videos:
Open Pitch Competition â A chance for filmmakers to present fresh ideas and unfinished projects to an audience of a dedicated jury, movie fans and potential collaborators. This competitive block isnât just entertainingâitâs a real opportunity for creators to secure funding and partnerships.
Golden Rabbit Awards: A lively gala honoring films from the festivalâs Official Selection, with awards in categories like Best Feature, Best Story, Best Short, and Audience Choice.
BFF25 Main Screenings
Sample titles from BFF25âs Official Selection:
REVOLUCIĂN BITCOIN â A documentary by Juan Pablo, making its first screening outside the Spanish-speaking world in Warsaw this May. Three years of important work, 80 powerful minutes to experience. The film explores Bitcoinâs impact across Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, El Salvador, and Spain through around 40 diverse perspectives. Screening in Spanish with English subtitles, followed by a Q&A with the director.
UNBANKABLE â Luke Willmsâ directorial debut, drawing from his multicultural roots and his fatherâs pioneering HIV/AIDS research. An investigative documentary based on Lukeâs journeys through seven African countries, diving into financial experiments and innovationsâfrom mobile money and digital lending to Bitcoinâraising smart questions and offering potential lessons for the West. Its May appearance at BFF25 marks its largest European event to date, following festival screenings and nominations across multiple continents over the past year.
HOTEL BITCOIN â A Spanish comedy directed by Manuel Sanabria and Carlos âPochoâ Villaverde. Four friends, 4,000 bitcoins , and one laptop spark a chaotic adventure of parties, love, crime, and a dash of madness. Exploring sound money, value, and relationships through a twisting plot. The film premiered at the Tarazona and Moncayo Comedy Film Festival in August 2024. Its Warsaw screening at BFF25 (in Spanish with English subtitles) marks its first public showing outside the Spanish-speaking world.
Check out trailers for this yearâs BFF25 and past editions on YouTube.
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2025-05-17 13:40:23Bitcoin, sats, bits, numbers, and perceptions
Quick background
In December 2024 John Carvalho proposed BIP 21Q titled "Redefinition of the Bitcoin Unit to the Base Denomination." His point: the word "bitcoin" should not refer to the 21 million bitcoins we hear about, but to what we currently call "sats", the "base" unit of bitcoin. There are 2.1 quadrillion sats. So, instead of saying there are 21 million bitcoin, BIP 21Q suggests saying there are 2.1 quadrillion.
There'd be absolutely zero change to Bitcoin, the protocol, with this BIP (unlike the OP_CAT or more current OP_RETURN debates). This is just a movement to get people to change the way they talk about and refer to "bitcoin." BIP 21Q is just a rewording, a rephrasing, a rebranding, a rethinking.
Since
Since then, there has been discussion. I'll admit it's interesting to talk about, but I've never thought much of it. My take has been, and frankly still is: this too will pass. I hadn't heard or thought of this in a couple of months. Until...
In the past couple of days though, like a campfire that has been slowly dying down, a sudden rush of wind has fanned the embers and the flames have sparked upward. As best I can tell, that wind came out of the mouth (or typing) of Jack Dorsey (Twitter founder, Square/Block CEO, billionaire, you know Jack) when he put this note out.
Watch the vid on YouTube.
The video makes some good points, both against and in favor of BIP 21Q. Quickly, Grok summarized the arguments for and against, below:
Today, I even read chatter about a middle ground compromise to use "bits" as the base unit. In other words, don't use "sats" but use "bits." I guess the idea is that a bitcoin can stay one of 21 million, but "bits," which sounds like little bitcoins, can be the 2.1 quadrillion. "Oh brother," I thought, even more confusion. We've been through this back in the 20-teens with bits, ubits, and mbits. This was a main reason I made the Satoshi Bitcoin Converter because it was confusing! I'm happy we were past all this, but then...it's back!
Just for kicks, you can fool around with the old SBC version 7 and find out how confusing it is.
One of the arguments in the video is that the BoardwalkCash.com folks have adopted "bitcoin" as their base unit. Boardwalk Cash is a cashu/ecash (and Lightning) web app with the intention of making spending and receiving small, coffee-sized payments easy.
Notice the bitcoin B after the zero, not "sats" or a satoshi symbol, like the one I proposed: ă· đ
Below, I sent 21 sats (bitcoins?) from a different ecash/cashu wallet. And, boom, there they appear in Boardwalk Cash. Notice how it appears as 21âż, as 21 bitcoin. Then, when I click it, it shows $0.02 USD, two pennies.
I didn't actually send 21 what-we-think-of-today bitcoins, worth $2.16 million. I sent two US pennies worth.
By the way, if you've never messed around with ecash/cashu and wish to try it out, get a wallet and I'll send you a few sats (bitcoins?) as ecash to see how easy it is. These images are from Boardwalkcash.com which is very clean, however I use Cashu.me.
And so...
And so, this is the main argument against, in my view: possible confusion. The other issue would be the changeover by things like exchanges or maybe even smart contracts that bridge BTC to other chains. Having worked on my little converter app, I know that it can be easy to make a decimal mistake in the code and throw everything off. I'm certain that, should we move to 2.1 quadrillion bitcoins, somebody will foul up an interface or back end which might cause a big problem, maybe some big losses.
Two things here:
On the more technical side, the changing of names and code on exchanges or smart contracts, it would almost be better if there was a hard-and-fast, set changeover date, like there was with Y2K. There is a clear before-and-after, B.C. and A.D. date. Call it, "BQ" and "AQ", before and after quadrillion. đ If there was a date/time where everything was 21M "bitcoin" to 2.1Q "bitcoin", that would force the issue.
However, there is not such a date or time, nor will there be...recall that bitcoin is decentralized, no CEO here. If this 2.1Q change actually happens, the reality is that it will be a rolling, gradual, thing. It will be case by case, app by app, exchange by exchange. And some won't make the change at all. This lends back to the confusion situation.
Secondly, on the human perception side, this actually concerns me less. We can change human perception. It takes some time, but human perception and thinking is very plastic and can definitely be molded. Heaven knows the examples of how this has been used the wrong way in history, umm, anything like this go on in World War II?
Quick case studies of changing perception:
Standard Oil (John D. Rockefeller's company) was essentially a monopoly and was broken up by the U.S., remember that from history class? They had a multitude of sub-brands, one of which was "Esso", get it?, S.O., Standard Oil? They wanted to move away from ties to Standard Oil, at least perception-wise, and wanted to consolidate all their sub-brands. They moved to "Exxon" with a marketing campaign. The marketing types were brilliant. They understood that there is a time thing involved. Unlike the Y2K hard date above, they knew that human perception, as malleable as it is, changes over time. Rather than fight this, they used this to their advantage.
As I understand, one of their techniques was to use the visual. The Esso sign was shown in places with the Esso logo up high and prominent. But, down below, was the never-before-seen Exxon sign. It was just there, doing nothing. Doing nothing except implanting itself into the subconscious of the viewers. Then, the Exxon sign, in later ads, appeared higher. The Esso sign lowered and was less prominent. Hmm? What's going on? Does anyone even notice? Hmm? Then, in the coup, the tiger mascot literally lowered the Esso sign down and raised the Exxon sign up.
In the final coup d'état, the Esso sign simply disappeared. And, make no mistake, this is the coup de grùce...the word Esso just disappeared. It was no longer seen at all. Then, it was forgotten and it was gone. Now, there is Exxon.
More recently, we all know that Twitter rebranded to X. It seemed so dumb, definitely awkward, I'm still not entirely used to it, people still write, "...so-and-so posted on X, formerly Twitter,..." (as if no one knows that X is formerly Twitter), I still say people "tweet" on X, but it's changing. I now hear reference to what so-and-so said "on X", with no mention of Twitter. It's changing. Time...it'll change...Twitter will stop being mentioned, Twitter will be a part of history, like Esso.
What'll happen with 21Q?
Nothing. I fully predict that this 2.1 quadrillion bitcoins thing will go nowhere. One of the main reasons for moving to replace "sats" as "bitcoins" is the perception that 1 bitcoin is unattainable and that people know "bitcoin," but don't know "sats." A bull bitcoin is out of reach for most people, but sats are attainable by everyone with a wallet. And, if they don't know ther term "sats," it's probably easier to change that perception (to educate them on sats) than it is to change and possibly confuse their knowledge of 21M bitcoins with 2.1Q bitcoins. It's probably easier to educate on "sats" than it is to change all the backends on exchanges and smart contracts and front ends (and some won't change at all, which will add more to confusion).
Solution: educate
Practical solution: if you think you might be speaking to a "normie" audience, make it a point to use the phrase "bitcoin sats." Over time, as people acquire and use sats to buy burgers, they'll know that sats means 1 of 2.1 quadrillion, but a bitcoin is 1 of 21 million. This is the Esso tiger lowering "bitcoin" and raising "sats."
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2025-05-17 13:03:39Man stelle sich vor, es droht Frieden auszubrechen. Wie stehen wir, die Deutschen, die EuropÀer denn dann da? Ja, wie die letzten Deppen, die ihr auch seid!
Wen wundert es, wenn nach erfolgreicher Friedensverhinderung durch Boris Johnson in 2022 und den durch den Westen zahlreichen ĂŒberschrittenen Roten Linien Russland skeptisch ist?
Am russischen Misstrauen haben die hinter der Ukraine stehenden westlichen Staaten jahrelang erfolgreich gearbeitet.
âBesonderer Dankâ gilt hier vor allem der von allen Mitgliedern bedenkenlos hingenommenen NATO-Osterweiterung.
Die Aussage von Frau Merkel, man habe nie vorgehabt, das Minsk-Abkommen umzusetzen, stattdessen habe man gewollt, der Ukraine Zeit zu verschaffen, sich aufzurĂŒsten, kann nur von jemandem, der weniger als eine Gehirnzelle hat, als vertrauensbildende MaĂnahme bewertet werden.
Die immer wieder im Raum stehende Debatte um eine deutsche Lieferung von Kampf-Stieren, demnĂ€chst wohlmöglich unter Ausschluss der Ăffentlichkeit (das könnte Teile der Bevölkerung verunsichern), ein weiteres Beispiel von friedenstĂŒchtiger Diplomatie.
Wie schon beim klaglosen Hinnehmen der terroristischen Sprengung der Nordstream2 Pipelines, wozu PrĂ€sident Trump schon geĂ€uĂert hat, dass es die Russen sicher nicht waren, wird auch brav von Deutschland hingenommen, dass von Wiesbaden aus, die Koordination der Raketenangriffe von der Ukraine auf Russland durch die USA, innerhalb der Task Force Dragon, gesteuert werden.
Die Verletzung des 2+4-Vertrages durch die Stationierung von Nicht-NATO-Truppen in Rostock, die an die Umbenennung eines Schokoriegels von Raider in Twixx erinnert.
Das strikte Einhalten der deutschen Maxime: âVon Deutschland soll nur noch Frieden ausgehen.â
Dazu die Lieferung von Raketen mit mittlerer Reichweite durch die Franzosen und Briten nach dem Motto: Ich habe nur das Messer auf den Tisch gelegt, zugestochen hat ein anderer.
All das trĂ€gt dazu bei, dass Russland vertrauensvoll nach europĂ€ischen FriedensvorschlĂ€gen geradezu lechzt. Unterstrichen werden diese ĂŒbermenschlichen Anstrengungen durch ein weiteres, das bereit 17. Sanktionspaket. DĂŒmmer gehtâs nimmer.
Auch diplomatisch nicht zu ĂŒberbietende Aussagen, wie âRussland wird immer unser Feind seinâ, oder âRussland wird Deutschland in spĂ€testens 5 Jahren angreifenâ, oder âDeutschland muss wieder kriegstĂŒchtig werdenâ, unterstreichen den unbedingten Willen, das sinnlose Sterben auf beiden Seiten schnellst möglich beenden zu wollen.
AuĂerhalb Deutschlands kann man nur zu der Ăberzeugung gelangen, dass es sich bei diesem Land um eine Freiluft-Irrenanstalt handeln muss. Und wer will schon mit geistig verwirrten Insassen ĂŒber so ernste Themen wie Krieg und Frieden verhandeln, bei denen Verstand gebraucht wird.
Derartige Weltfremde ist nur mit Sarkasmus zu ertragen.
Bewundernswert der Langmut, den Russland bis heute an den Tag legt. WĂ€re die Situation umgekehrt, hĂ€tte der Westen schon lange dem âbösenâ Russen gezeigt, wo der US-Hammer hĂ€ngt, und dass man so mit der sogenannten Wertegemeinschaft nicht umgehen kann.
Ja, der russische Einmarsch in die Ukraine war völkerrechtswidrig, genau so wie die US-amerikanischen âBesucheâ der USA in Vietnam, in Libyen und im Irak, auf sehr unschöne Weise. Wer hat nicht noch die Bilder vom Blitzgewitter der Bomben auf Bagdad im GedĂ€chtnis. âImmer schön drauf, StĂ€rke zeigen!â
Die zentrale Frage ist, wie man Deutschland âmöglichst schonendâ beibringen kann, ohne, dass es einen gröĂeren psychischen Staatsschaden davontrĂ€gt, dass es als Geisterfahrer auf der Friedensautobahn unterwegs ist.
Von russischer Seite sind nicht gerade die VorstĂ€nde der KaninchenzĂŒchter-Vereine nach Istanbul entsandt worden. Im Gegenteil, es handelt sich wohl eher um Personen, die bestens ĂŒber das Kriegsgeschehen vor Ort Bescheid wissen.
Es darf nicht vergessen werden, dass es sich um einen Stellvertreterkrieg zwischen den von der VorgĂ€ngerregierung angezettelten USA und Russland, auf dem RĂŒcken der Ukraine handelt.
In Istanbul haben sich zunĂ€chst die beiden LĂ€nder getroffen, deren Soldaten tatsĂ€chlich aufeinander schieĂen. Nicht die Strategen im Hintergrund. Und selbstverstĂ€ndlich beobachten die USA sehr wachsam, was vor sich geht und wie der Verlauf ist.
Es wĂ€re fern der RealitĂ€t, wenn im Hintergrund nicht weitere FĂ€den gesponnen wĂŒrden, die der Ăffentlichkeit zunĂ€chst vorenthalten werden. In diesem Fall kann das sogar von Vorteil sein, weil zu viele System-Journalisten den Brei mit dĂ€mlichen Kommentaren verderben könnten.
ZunĂ€chst soll zwischen den aktiv kĂ€mpfenden Parteien der Dialog wieder aufgenommen und eine Grundlage geschaffen werden, was schon ein groĂer Fortschritt ist, weil man sich seit 2022 ĂŒberhaupt wieder erst einmal an einen gemeinsamen Tisch gesetzt hat und endlich wieder miteinander redet.
Wie immer im Krieg, wird auch hier strategisch vorgegangen und peinlichst darauf geachtet, dass alle Beteiligten möglichst weitgehend ihr Gesicht bewahren. Wer geglaubt hat, dass hier gleich Friedenstauben aufsteigen und alles mit einem Bruderkuss besiegelt wird, der ist wirklich ziemlich naiv.
Erst, wenn SondierungsgesprĂ€che und Vorverhandlungen so weit gediehen sind, dass ânurâ noch eine Unterschrift fehlt, treten Putin und Trump als Friedensbringer auf die BĂŒhne und besiegeln den âDealâ. Wie man jetzt an dem VorfĂŒhren Selenskyjs durch Putin gesehen hat, dient dieser nur noch als Spielball, der beim Ping-Pong um den Frieden hin- und hergeworfen wird. Trump hatte zuvor Selensky bei seinem Besuch im WeiĂen Haus ganz deutlich gesagt, dass er die Karten nicht in der Hand hat.
Jeder, der bei Verstand geblieben ist, wĂŒnscht sich endlich ein Ende dieses sinnlosen Sterbens, doch der Druck muss im Kessel langsam und kontrolliert abgelassen werden.
Entgegen der im Westen weitverbreiteten Propaganda-LĂŒge, der Konflikt in der Ukraine habe im Februar 2022 angefangen, hat sich die Situation ĂŒber Jahre, mindestens mit der NATO-Osterweiterung aufgebaut. Da kann niemand erwarten, dass die Wiederherstellung eines Gleichgewichts jetzt in kĂŒrzester Zeit erreicht werden kann.
Urheber dieser Tragödie ist die NATO, die Russland immer mehr auf die Pelle gerĂŒckt ist. HĂ€tte sie sich seinerzeit, wie der Warschauer Pakt, aufgrund der verĂ€nderten KrĂ€fteverhĂ€ltnisse ebenfalls aufgelöst, wĂŒrden heute rund 1 Million MĂ€nner auf beiden Seiten sehr wahrscheinlich noch leben. Es wĂ€re zu wĂŒnschen, dass nach dem exemplarischen Desaster in der Ukraine neue Ăberlegungen angestrengt werden wĂŒrden, ob nicht die NATO, als Relikt aus alten Zeiten und aus Missachtung ihres GrĂŒndungsgedanken, ein VerteidigungsbĂŒndnis sein zu wollen, von der Zeit eingeholt wurde und ihrer Auflösung entgegensehen muss.
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2025-05-17 12:59:05Contribute to keep No Bullshit Bitcoin news going.
- "Today we're launching the beta version of our multiplatform Nostr browser! Think Google Chrome but for Nostr apps. The beta is our big first step toward this vision," announced Damus.
- This version comes with the Dave Nostr AI assistant, support for zaps and the Nostr Wallet Connect (NWC) wallet interface, full-text note search, GIFs and fullscreen images, multiple media uploads, user tagging, relay list and mute list support, along with a number of other improvements."
"Included in the beta is the Dave, the Nostr AI assistant (its Grok for Nostr). Dave is a new Notedeck browser app that can search and summarize notes from the network. For a full breakdown of everything new, check out our beta launch video."
What's new
- Dave Nostr AI assistant app.
- GIFs.
- Fulltext note search.
- Add full screen images, add zoom, and pan.
- Zaps! NWC/ Wallet UI.
- Introduce last note per pubkey feed (experimental).
- Allow multiple media uploads per selection.
- Major Android improvements (still WIP).
- Added notedeck app sidebar.
- User Tagging.
- Note truncation.
- Local network note broadcast, broadcast notes to other notedeck notes while you're offline.
- Mute list support (reading).
- Relay list support.
- Ctrl-enter to send notes.
- Added relay indexing (relay columns soon).
- Click hashtags to open hashtag timeline.
- Fixed timelines sometimes not updating (stale feeds).
- Fixed UI bounciness when loading profile pictures
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2025-05-17 12:59:01The Myth and the Magic
Picture this: a group of investors, huddled around a glowing computer screen, nervously watching Bitcoinâs price. Suddenly, someone produces a stick-no ordinary stick, but a magical one. With a mischievous grin, they poke the Bitcoin. The price leaps upward. Cheers erupt. The legend of the Bitcoin stick is born.
But why does poking Bitcoin with a stick make the price go up? Why does it only work for a lucky few? And what does the data say about this mysterious phenomenon? Letâs dig in, laugh a little, and maybe learn the secret to market-moving magic.
The Statistical Side of Stick-Poking
Bitcoinâs Price: The Wild Ride
Bitcoinâs price is famous for its unpredictability. In the past year, itâs soared, dipped, and soared again, sometimes gaining more than 50% in just a few months. On a good day, billions of dollars flow through Bitcoin trades, and the price can jump thousands in a matter of hours. Clearly, something is making this happen-and itâs not just spreadsheets and financial news.
What Actually Moves the Price?
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Scarcity: Only 21 million Bitcoins will ever exist. When more people want in, the price jumps.
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Big News: Announcements, rumors, and meme-worthy moments can send the price flying.
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FOMO: When people see Bitcoin rising, they rush to buy, pushing it even higher.
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Liquidations: When traders betting against Bitcoin get squeezed, it triggers a chain reaction of buying.
But letâs be honest: none of this is as fun as poking Bitcoin with a stick.
The Magical Stick: Not Your Average Twig
Why Not Every Stick Works
You canât just grab any old branch and expect Bitcoin to dance. The magical stick is a rare artifact, forged in the fires of internet memes and blessed by the spirit of Satoshi. Only a chosen few possess it-and when they poke, the market listens.
Signs You Have the Magical Stick
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When you poke, Bitcoinâs price immediately jumps a few percent.
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Your stick glows with meme energy and possibly sparkles with digital dust.
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You have a knack for timing your poke right after a big event, like a halving or a celebrity tweet.
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Your stick is rumored to have been whittled from the original blockchain itself.
Why Most Sticks Fail
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No Meme Power: If your stick isnât funny, Bitcoin ignores you.
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Bad Timing: Poking during a bear market just annoys the blockchain.
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Not Enough Hype: If the bitcoin community isnât watching, your poke is just a poke.
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Lack of Magic: Some sticks are just sticks. Sad, but true.
The Data: When the Stick Strikes
Letâs look at some numbers:
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In the last month, Bitcoinâs price jumped over 20% right after a flurry of memes and stick-poking jokes.
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Over the past year, every major price surge was accompanied by a wave of internet hype, stick memes, or wild speculation.
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In the past five years, Bitcoinâs biggest leaps always seemed to follow some kind of magical event-whether a halving, a viral tweet, or a mysterious poke.
Coincidence? Maybe. But the pattern is clear: the stick works-at least when itâs magical.
The Role of Memes, Magic, and Mayhem
Bitcoinâs price is like a cat: unpredictable, easily startled, and sometimes it just wants to be left alone. But when the right meme pops up, or the right stick pokes at just the right time, the price can leap in ways that defy logic.
The bitcoin community knows this. Thatâs why, when Bitcoinâs stuck in a rut, youâll see a flood of stick memes, GIFs, and magical thinking. Sometimes, it actually works.
The Secretâs in the Stick (and the Laughs)
So, does poking Bitcoin with a stick really make the price go up? If your stick is magical-blessed by memes, timed perfectly, and watched by millions-absolutely. The statistics show that hype, humor, and a little bit of luck can move markets as much as any financial report.
Next time you see Bitcoin stalling, donât just sit there. Grab your stick, channel your inner meme wizard, and give it a poke. Who knows? You might just be the next legend in the world of bitcoin magic.
And if your stick doesnât work, donât worry. Sometimes, the real magic is in the laughter along the way.
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2025-05-17 12:00:31Let's dive into the most interesting forward-looking predictions from my recent conversations with industry experts.
Court Cases Against Bitcoin Developers Will Set Critical Precedent for the Industry's Future - Zack Shapiro
The outcome of the Samurai Wallet case will determine whether software developers can be held legally responsible for how users employ their non-custodial Bitcoin tools. Zack Shapiro laid out the stakes clearly: "The precedent that the Bank Secrecy Act can be applied to just software that allows you to move your own money on the Bitcoin blockchain is incredibly dangerous for developers, for node runners, for miners... Basically everyone in the Bitcoin space is at risk here."
According to Shapiro, the government's position in this case fundamentally misunderstands Bitcoin's architecture: "The government says that the defendants transmitted, Keone and Bill transmitted money that they knew belonged to criminals. That's not how a coin join works. The people who transmitted the money are the people that used Whirlpool and the people that used Ricochet. They signed their keys."
Should this prosecution succeed in establishing precedent, Shapiro predicts catastrophic consequences: "If that becomes the law of the land... then basically no actor in the Bitcoin economy is safe. The government's theory is that if you facilitate movement of money, you're a money transmitter, that would reach node runners, wallet developers, miners, lightning routing nodes... whatever tool stack you use, the people who built that are at risk."
With the case continuing despite FinCEN's own position that Samurai's software isn't money transmission, Shapiro believes the resolution will likely come through political rather than legal channels in the next 6-12 months.
Malpractice Around COVID mRNA Vaccines Will Be Exposed Within 2 Years - Dr. Jack Kruse
Dr. Jack Kruse predicts that major revelations about mRNA vaccine damage will force an eventual removal from the market, particularly from childhood vaccination schedules. During our conversation, Dr. Kruse shared alarming statistics: "25,000 kids a month are getting popped with this vaccine. Just so you know, since Trump has been elected, three million doses have been given to children."
According to Dr. Kruse, the scale of this problem dwarfs other health concerns: "The messenger job can drop you like Damar Hamlin, can end your career like JJ Watt, can end your career like all the footballers who've dropped dead on a soccer field." What makes this particularly concerning is the suppression of evidence about the damages, with Dr. Kruse noting that data from Japan showing changes in cancer distribution patterns was pulled, and VAERS data being dismissed despite showing alarming signals.
Dr. Kruse believes the coming years will see an unavoidable reckoning: "If by the end of this year, everybody in unison realized that MRA platform is bad news and it's gone. That to me is... I would tell you the biggest win is to get rid of the MRA platform even before any of the Bitcoin stuff." This suggests he expects significant momentum toward removing these vaccines from circulation by the end of 2025.
Global Economic Reordering Will Create Demand for Neutral Reserve Assets Like Bitcoin and Gold - Lyn Alden
The next two years will be critical in determining whether the United States maintains dollar dominance while navigating Triffin's dilemma. During our conversation, Lyn highlighted how the current administration is attempting to thread a needle between reshoring manufacturing while maintaining the dollar's reserve status - an almost impossible task on extremely fragile ground.
"When they talk about kind of a currency accord to weaken the dollar, they mentioned ideally they wanted to use multi-lateral approaches, but there are some unilateral approaches that they can do, which includes printing dollars to buy reserve assets," Lyn explained when discussing Treasury advisor Stephen Myron's position paper.
As the world potentially moves to a multipolar currency system, Lyn predicts significant demand increases for neutral reserve assets. "The two options on the table at this point are gold and Bitcoin," she noted, but pointed out that "our geopolitical adversaries have been stacking gold for a while and with a special intensity for the last three years." This creates a strategic opportunity for the US, as Bitcoin is "overwhelmingly held in the United States."
Lyn believes this transition is already underway, with the demand for neutral reserve assets like Bitcoin growing as countries seek alternatives to solely dollar-denominated reserves.
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Iran's Shadow Mining Economy: 2 GW of Bitcoin Mined Underground While Legal Operations Struggle
Iran hosts a thriving underground Bitcoin mining industry that has emerged as a critical financial lifeline for citizens grappling with international sanctions and domestic economic controls. This shadow economy dwarfs the legal sector, with an estimated 2 gigawatts of illegal mining operations compared to just 5 megawatts of sanctioned activity.
According to ViraMiner CEO Masih Alavi, approximately 800,000 illegal miners have been discovered and fined by authorities. Yet operations continue in homes, office buildings, and even jewelry stores, where Iranians tap into unmetered electricity to mine Bitcoin, later converting it to stablecoins like USDT for savings and commerce.
While the government has approved permits for about 400 megawatts of legal mining capacity, punitive electricity tariffs and regulatory barriers have strangled legitimate operations. "I blamed the government for this situation," says Alavi. "They introduced flawed policies in the beginning, especially by setting the wrong electricity tariffs for the mining industry."
Despite using obsolete equipment like Antminer S9s and M3s, underground miners remain profitable when converting earnings to Iranian rials, creating an ecosystem that serves an estimated 18 million Iranian cryptocurrency holders.
Looking ahead, Alavi predicts further crackdowns as Iran enters peak electricity demand season, potentially reducing legal mining to zero while underground operations continue to evolve sophisticated detection evasion techniques.
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2025-05-17 11:37:00Donald Trumpâs recent four-day visit took the President to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. This visit has intertwined diplomatic relations with business interests, while simultaneously influencing the bitcoin market.
In Qatar, the President met with Emir Tanim bin Hamad Al Thani, resulting in over $243 billion in deals including major defense agreements, according to Bloomberg.
On May 15, the President made his visit to the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi alongside Crown Prince Khaled bin Mohamed Al Nahyan. This occurs as the Trump family expands its business presence in the Middle East.
The Trump Organization is developing luxury properties across the region, including Trump Tower Dubai, real estate projects in Riyadh, and development in Jeddah and Oman.
Donald Trump and Mohammed bin Salman in King Khalid International Airport â NBCNews
Eric Trump publicly announced construction plans for Trump Tower Dubai just last month, highlighting the familyâs ongoing commercial footprint in the region.
These business connections extend into the digital asset ecosystem as UAE-backed investment firm MGX recently announced it would use USD1, World Liberty Financialâs stablecoin to support a $2 billion investment in Binance, the worldâs largest digital asset exchange, according to APNews.
This connection between Trump-aligned interests and major digital asset investments creates a potential avenue for market influence.Â
Historically, stability in the Middle East, especially among oil-rich nations, reduces global market volatility. This encourages risk appetite among investors, often leading to increased allocations to digital assets like bitcoin.
Middle East diplomacy directly affects global oil prices. Stable oil prices can lower inflation expectations and lead to interest rate cuts by the Fed. Lower rates lead to an increase in liquidity, having positive effects on bitcoin, an asset that benefits from money printing.
Related: Fed Rate Cuts Could Lead to Major Price Swings for Bitcoin
On the investment front, Abu Dhabiâs Wealth Fund, Mubadala Investment Company, has been focused on increasing their shares in BlackRockâs iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT).
According to a 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Mubdala held 8.7 million IBIT shares, totaling $408.5 million as of March 31, 2025.Â
The Abu Dhabi Wealth Fund increased its shares by 500,000 since its last filing in December of 2024.
Back in March, the United States created a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. The executive order states that the U.S. will not sell the bitcoin they already hold, and will create budget-neutral ways to increase their holdings.
The time has come where governments and wealth funds alike are jumping on board the Bitcoin train.
Trumpâs recent visit to the Middle East illustrates how financial, diplomatic, and personal interests are becoming increasingly intertwined with Bitcoin and digital assets, serving as a new axis of influence in the U.S.-Middle East relations.
The combination of diplomatic progress and business expansion has heightened short-term volatility and trading volumes in the bitcoin market.
Trumpâs business and digital asset ties in the region may further boost institutional interest and create an opportunity for more players to enter the market.
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2025-05-17 11:16:18Bitcoin has been playing an increasingly important role in protests and social movements around the world. Thanks to its decentralized nature, resistance to censorship, and independence from government control, Bitcoin has become a valuable tool for activists, organizations, and citizens fighting against oppressive regimes or restrictive financial systems.
- Bitcoin as an alternative to the traditional financial system
In recent years, governments and banking institutions have used financial restrictions as a form of political repression. Frozen bank accounts, blocked donations, and limitations on transactions are some of the strategies used to weaken social movements and protests. Bitcoin offers an alternative, allowing funds to be transferred and stored without interference from banks or governments.
One of Bitcoinâs main advantages in these contexts is its censorship resistance. While bank accounts can be shut down and centralized payment services can be pressured to block transactions, Bitcoin operates on a decentralized network where no one can prevent a user from sending or receiving funds.
- Examples of Bitcoin use in protests
01 - Hong Kong (2019â2020): During the pro-democracy protests, activists faced financial restrictions when trying to organize demonstrations and campaigns. Many turned to Bitcoin to avoid surveillance by the Chinese government and to secure funding for their actions.
02 - Canada (2022): The truckers' protest against government restrictions saw participants' bank accounts frozen. As an alternative, Bitcoin donations were used to bypass financial repression.
03 - Belarus (2020): After the contested presidential elections, protesters used Bitcoin to fund activities and support those who lost their jobs due to state repression.
04 - Nigeria (2020): During the #EndSARS protests against police brutality, international donations to the movement were blocked. Bitcoin became one of the main methods for financing the cause.
- Challenges of using Bitcoin in social movements
01 - Education and accessibility: Many people still donât know how to use Bitcoin safely and efficiently. This lack of knowledge can hinder large-scale adoption.
02 - Digital security: Social movements often operate under heavy surveillance. Without proper security measures, funds can be compromised.
03 - Volatility: Bitcoinâs price can fluctuate significantly in a short time, which may affect the value of donations and funds raised.
In summary, Bitcoin has proven to be an essential tool in resisting financial censorship and government repression. By enabling social movements and activists to fund their causes without intermediaries, Bitcoin strengthens the fight for freedom and justice. However, effective adoption of the technology requires knowledge, security, and adaptation to its unique characteristics. As more people learn to use Bitcoin, its role in protests and social movements will continue to grow, reinforcing the importance of financial sovereignty in the struggle for rights and freedoms.
Thank you very much for reading this far. I hope everything is well with you, and sending a big hug from your favorite Bitcoiner maximalist from Madeira. Long live freedom!
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2025-05-17 11:13:00KYC database of Coinbase, the largest U.S. digital asset exchange, has been breached and up to 1% of monthly active users, or around 100,000 customers, have had their personal info stolen.
Hackers reportedly bribed overseas customer support agents and contractors to leak internal company info and user data. They then demanded $20 million and threatened to release the stolen data if Coinbase didnât pay.
Instead of paying the ransom, Coinbase said no and is setting up a $20 million reward fund for anyone who can help catch the hackers.
âThey then tried to extort Coinbase for $20 million to cover this up. We said no,â the company said in a blog post. âInstead of paying the $20 million ransom, weâre establishing a $20 million reward fund.â
So whatâs been stolen? The breach, which was first disclosed in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), did not involve any theft of customer funds, login credentials, private keys or wallets.
But the hackers did get:
- Full names
- Addresses
- Phone numbers
- Email addresses
- Last 4 digits of Social Security numbers
- Bank account numbers and some bank identifiers
- Government ID images (driverâs licenses, passports, etc.)
- Account balances and transaction history
- Internal corporate documents and training materials
Coinbase says Prime accounts were not affected and no passwords or 2FA codes were stolen.
According to Coinbase, the attackers targeted outsourced support agents in countries like India. They were offering cash bribes in exchange for access to the companyâs internal customer support tools.
âWhat these attackers were doing was finding Coinbase employees and contractors based in India who were associated with our business process outsourcing or support operations, that kind of thing, and bribing them in order to obtain customer data,â said Philip Martin, Coinbaseâs Chief Security Officer.
Coinbase said it first saw suspicious activity in January 2025 but didnât get a direct email from the threat actors until May 11. The email had evidence of stolen data and the ransom demand.
Coinbase quickly launched an investigation, fired all the involved support agents and notified law enforcement. It also started notifying users via email on May 15.
The Coinbase data breach has hit it hard, financially and publicly. The company estimates it will spend $180-$400 million on security upgrades, reimbursements and other remediation.
Coinbaseâs stock also took a hit, dropping 6.4% after the news broke, before rebounding.
Analysts say this couldnât have come at a worse time, as Coinbase is about to be added to the S&P 500 index â a big deal for any publicly traded company.
Itâs definitely an unfortunate timing. âThis may push the industry to adopt stricter employee vetting and introduce some reputational risks,â said Bo Pei, analyst at U.S. Tiger Securities.
Coinbase will reimburse any customers who were tricked into sending their digital assets to the attackers as part of social engineering scams. Theyâve also introduced new security measures:
- Extra ID verification for high-risk withdrawals
- Scam-awareness prompts
- A new U.S.-based support center
- Stronger insider threat monitoring
- Simulation testing for internal systems
Affected customers have already been notified and the exchange is working with U.S. and international law enforcement to track down the attackers.
This is part of a larger trend in the digital assets world. Earlier this year, Bybit, another exchange, was hit with a $1.5 billion theft, dubbed the biggest digital asset heist in history.
Research from Chainalysis shows over $2.2 billion was stolen from digital asset platforms in 2024 alone.
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2025-05-17 10:32:54Apache Kafka Architecture
Apache Kafka Architecture
Apache Kafka is a powerful distributed stream processing platform originally developed by LinkedIn, written in Scala and Java. In this article, I walk through the foundational concepts, design and architecture, concluding with hands-on coding examples using Node.js and the KafkaJS library.
Introduction to Kafka
Kafka enables the processing of real-time data streams in a distributed and scalable manner. Itâs widely used in systems requiring reliable communication between components, especially for event-driven architectures and microservices.
However, these words sounds very markety and I like to deconstruct things to its basic first principles so that is what Iâm going to do. This guide outlines the essential components, explains the core concepts like brokers, producers, consumers, and topics, and dives into more complex abstractions like partitions, consumer groups, and Kafkaâs distributed nature.
Kafka Core Components
Here we discuss the fundamental components of Kafka.
Topics and Messages
Messages in Kafka are organized into logical categories called topics. Each topic is append-only and immutable (ie you cannot go back and edit a message). New data is added sequentially at the end. Disks love that.
There are two topics, one called users with two messages (John and Ed) and a Jobs with two messages Req1 and Req2.
Kafka Broker (Server)
The central server that receives and stores messages sent by producers and allow consumers to read the messages. Clients communicate with brokers via TCP, typically on port 9092.
Kafka broker hosts the topics and messages.
Producers and Consumers:
Producers connects to a broker, sends messages to the Kafka broker by specifying the topic.
Publisher pushes messages to the broker for a topic, messages go to the end.
Consumers connects to a broker, polls messages from a topic for a given broker for processing.
Customer polls messages based on a position
Partitions
I always say the best way to work with billions of rows is to avoid working with billions of row. Kafka is no different.
The topics in Kafka can be divided into partitions to allow data distribution and scalability. Each partition acts as a log that consumers read sequentially. Messages within partitions are identified by their offset, which is the messageâs position in the log.
Partitioning
Partitioning enables parallel processing, you can have two consumers each processing a partition in parallel. While this allows scaling and improve reading throughput, it introduces complexity as producers and consumers must be aware of partitioning logic. A topic may have multiple partitions based on partition keys (e.g., AâM in partition 0, NâZ in partition 1).
Pub/Sub vs Queue Model
Kafka supports both pub/sub and queue-based messaging patterns:
- Queue: The topic can be treated as a queue, ie any message published to the queue will be consumed only once and popped from the queue. No two consumers can get the same message.
- Pub/Sub: The topic can be in publish-subscribe entity, ie any message published to the topic can be consumed by different consumers.
Kafka achieves this dual functionality using consumer groups. Each consumer in a group is assigned specific partitions, ensuring messages are processed only once per group.
To simulate a queue , all consumers are placed in the same consumer group (they all have the same group name). Whereas to simulate pub/sub mode you would place all consumers in unique group names.
Consumer Groups and Rebalancing
Each partition in a topic is assigned one consumer in a group. When multiple consumers join the same group, Kafka rebalances partitions among them. Each partition is consumed by only one consumer in a group. This allows horizontal scaling while ensuring order within each partition is maintained. Will demonstrate that in the code section.
Distributed Kafka Clusters and Zookeeper
Kafka operates as a distributed system with multiple brokers. Each broker can be a leader or follower for different partitions. The leader handles reads and writes, while followers replicate data.
Kafka originally relied on Zookeeper to manage broker coordination, metadata, and leader election. Zookeeper tracks which broker is the leader of which partition. However, Zookeeper introduces complexity and is being phased out in newer Kafka versions. Kafka 4.0 no longer has Zookeeper.
On Long Polling
You may ask, how does the consumer get the data the moment it is published to the topic/partition? I encourage you to first think of how could this be implemented.
One approach is push, ie the broker pushes the message to the consumer TCP connection. This approach is real-time, but overwhelms the consumer, as it needs to process the message.
Another approach is polling, ie the consumer every X milliseconds asks the broker, is there anything for me and the broker replies, yes here you go, or no nothing, this approach does allow the consumer to read at its own pace but may introduce severe network chatter, which lead to network bandwidth, it also may causes consumer to miss the real-time message, since the message may have came in to the broker between polls.
The final approach which Kafka went with is long polling which I talked extensively on my backend course. The consumer connects to the broker and sends a normal poll, if there is a message the broker replies back, if there isnât the broker doesnât respond with ânoâ, but instead just wait little bit more (configurable), this increases the chances that messages may arrive during this wait. Once we get a message the broker writes the response. Meanwhile the consumer feels like its poll request just took little longer.
Kafka, Docker and Node Example
We will use docker to install Kafka broker and Zookeeper single mode cluster. Then create a topic called âUsersâ with two partitions, produce some messages on both partitions and have consumers read from the partitions.
My docker host IP is 192.168.7.179, replace it with your own docker host IP.
You will need to have docker and Node installed to proceed
First we clone the repo and change IP address to your docker host.
```javascript
clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/hnasr/javascript_playground.git
change to the kafka directory
cd javascript_playground/kafka
edit docker-compose.yml, producer.js, topics.js and consumer.js change the 192.168.7.179 with your docker host ip.
cat starthere.txt ```
Spin up Zookeeper and Kafka containers using Docker commands.
```javascript services: zookeeper: image: zookeeper hostname: zookeeper ports: - 2181:2181 volumes: - zookeeper_data:/data - zookeeper_datalog:/datalog
kafka: image: ches/kafka restart: always hostname: localhost ports: - "9092:9092" environment: KAFKA_ADVERTISED_HOST_NAME: 192.168.7.179 ZOOKEEPER_IP: 192.168.7.179 KAFKA_OFFSETS_TOPIC_REPLICATION_FACTOR: 1 ALLOW_PLAINTEXT_LISTENER: 1 depends_on: - zookeeper volumes: - kafka_data:/kafka
volumes: zookeeper_data: zookeeper_datalog: kafka_data: ```
javascript docker-compose up
Create a topic called
MyUsers
with two partitions, we will use kafkajs module to connect to the kafka broker.```javascript //const Kafka = require("kafkajs").Kafka const {Kafka} = require("kafkajs")
run(); async function run(){ try { const kafka = new Kafka({ "clientId": "myapp", "brokers" :["192.168.7.179:9092"] })
const admin = kafka.admin(); console.log("Connecting.....") await admin.connect() console.log("Connected!") //A-M, N-Z await admin.createTopics({ "topics": [{ "topic" : "MyUsers", "numPartitions": 2 }] }) console.log("Created Successfully!") await admin.disconnect(); } catch(ex) { console.error(`Something bad happened ${ex}`) } finally{ process.exit(0); }
} ```
javascript node topics.js
Produce some messages with a producer, the messages are user names. I have the messages starting with letters
```javascript //const Kafka = require("kafkajs").Kafka const {Kafka} = require("kafkajs") const msg = process.argv[2]; run(); async function run(){ try { const kafka = new Kafka({ "clientId": "myapp", "brokers" :["192.168.7.179:9092"] })
const producer = kafka.producer(); console.log("Connecting.....") await producer.connect() console.log("Connected!") //A-M 0 , N-Z 1 const partition = msg[0] < "N" ? 0 : 1; const result = await producer.send({ "topic": "Users", "messages": [ { "value": msg, "partition": partition } ] }) console.log(`Send Successfully! ${JSON.stringify(result)}`) await producer.disconnect(); } catch(ex) { console.error(`Something bad happened ${ex}`) } finally{ process.exit(0); }
} ```
javascript node producer.js Adam node producer.js Zack
javascript HusseinMac:kafka HusseinNasser$ node producer.js Adam Connecting..... Connected! Send Successfully! [{"topicName":"MyUsers","partition":0,"errorCode":0,"offset":"0","timestamp":"-1"}] HusseinMac:kafka HusseinNasser$ node producer.js Zack Connecting..... Connected! Send Successfully! [{"topicName":"MyUsers","partition":1,"errorCode":0,"offset":"0","timestamp":"-1"}]
Implement a consumer that subscribes to the topic and handles messages with long polling.
Note that I hard coded a consumer group name âtestâ in the consumer.js file. Running the consumer.js file will create a new consumer on the MyUsers topic and it will be responsible for both partitions. You can note this from the response"memberAssignmentâ:{âMyUsersâ:[0,1]}
javascript HusseinMac:kafka HusseinNasser$ node consumer.js Connecting..... Connected! {"level":"INFO","timestamp":"2025-04-13T14:29:36.102Z","logger":"kafkajs","message":"[Consumer] Starting","groupId":"test"} {"level":"INFO","timestamp":"2025-04-13T14:29:58.411Z","logger":"kafkajs","message":"[Runner] Consumer has joined the group","groupId":"test","memberId":"myapp-901679c6-034c-4efd-bc4d-cb5fc5bc9e6e","leaderId":"myapp-901679c6-034c-4efd-bc4d-cb5fc5bc9e6e","isLeader":true,"memberAssignment":{"MyUsers":[0,1]},"groupProtocol":"RoundRobinAssigner","duration":22307} RVD Msg Adam on partition 0 RVD Msg Zack on partition 1
Now assume we run another consumer, which will also have the same group. Kafka will rebalance the group and assign a partition for each consumer so they parallel process.
Note the memberAssignment property for each consumer.
```javascript HusseinMac:kafka HusseinNasser$ node consumer.js (consumer 1) {"level":"ERROR","timestamp":"2025-04-13T14:31:09.360Z","logger":"kafkajs","message":"[Connection] Response Heartbeat(key: 12, version: 0)","broker":"192.168.7.179:9092","clientId":"myapp","error":"The group is rebalancing, so a rejoin is needed","correlationId":39,"size":6} {"level":"ERROR","timestamp":"2025-04-13T14:31:09.361Z","logger":"kafkajs","message":"[Runner] The group is rebalancing, re-joining","groupId":"test","memberId":"myapp-901679c6-034c-4efd-bc4d-cb5fc5bc9e6e","error":"The group is rebalancing, so a rejoin is needed","retryCount":0,"retryTime":308} {"level":"INFO","timestamp":"2025-04-13T14:31:09.382Z","logger":"kafkajs","message":"[Runner] Consumer has joined the group","groupId":"test","memberId":"myapp-901679c6-034c-4efd-bc4d-cb5fc5bc9e6e","leaderId":"myapp-901679c6-034c-4efd-bc4d-cb5fc5bc9e6e","isLeader":true,"memberAssignment":{"MyUsers":[1]},"groupProtocol":"RoundRobinAssigner","duration":21}
HusseinMac:kafka HusseinNasser$ node consumer.js (consumer 2) Connecting..... Connected! {"level":"INFO","timestamp":"2025-04-13T14:31:07.599Z","logger":"kafkajs","message":"[Consumer] Starting","groupId":"test"} {"level":"INFO","timestamp":"2025-04-13T14:31:09.383Z","logger":"kafkajs","message":"[Runner] Consumer has joined the group","groupId":"test","memberId":"myapp-6c861d03-879d-4b7b-81a1-1e2cd1c15c83","leaderId":"myapp-901679c6-034c-4efd-bc4d-cb5fc5bc9e6e","isLeader":false,"memberAssignment":{"MyUsers":[0]},"groupProtocol":"RoundRobinAssigner","duration":1783} ```
Let us publish one message for each partition and see what happens.
javascript node producer.js Adamy node producer.js Zackery
```javascript (consumer 1) RVD Msg Zackery on partition 1 (consumer 2) RVD Msg Adamy on partition 0
```
What happens if more consumers than partitions are available? As per testing, new consumers wonât get any partitions assigned. But a consumer group rebalance may reassign partitions.
Kafka Pros and Cons
By understanding the architecture and design of Apache Kafka we know the fact it is performs well for writes (producing messages), because of the append-only nature. And having the consumer aware of the position to where to read from makes reads also fast. Kafka scales well with partitioning and handle fault tolerant with the distributed nature.
However, no software is free of limitations, with all these features added to Kafka, complexity is unavoidable. Producers needs to be aware of the partitions which introduces complexity in producing messages. The need for distributed architecture, replication introduces depedancies on an external component (Zookeeper) which adds more complexity and even latency. All of this makes Kafka difficult to install, maintain and manage.
Note that Kafka 4.0 that was release in March 2025 has completely removed Zookeeper in favor of a raft based replication between brokers.
Conclusion
Now that you know the basics of Apache Kafka, you will understand its power and its limitations. That is the most important thing. Anything on top of Kafka uses these fundamentals.
If you enjoyed this article, check out my backend and database courses.
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@ 90c656ff:9383fd4e
2025-05-17 10:26:42Millions of people around the world still lack access to basic banking services, whether due to lack of infrastructure, bureaucratic requirements, or economic instability in their countries. Bitcoin emerges as an innovative solution to this problem, allowing anyone with internet access to have control over their money without relying on banks or governments. By offering an open and accessible financial system, Bitcoin becomes a powerful tool for global financial inclusion.
- The problem of financial exclusion
In many developing countries, a large portion of the population does not have a bank account. This can happen for several reasons, such as:
01 - Lack of access to banks: Many communities, especially in rural areas, do not have nearby financial institutions.
02 - Bureaucratic requirements: Some banks require specific documentation or a credit history that many people cannot provide.
03 - High costs: Banking fees can be prohibitive for those with low incomes.
04 - Economic and political instability: In countries with high inflation or unstable governments, banks may not be a safe option for storing money.
These challenges leave millions of people on the margins of the financial system, unable to save, invest, or carry out transactions efficiently.
- Bitcoin as an alternative
Bitcoin addresses many of the issues of financial exclusion by offering an accessible and decentralized system. With Bitcoin, anyone with a mobile phone and internet access can store and transfer money without needing a bank. Key advantages include:
01 - Global accessibility: Bitcoin can be used anywhere in the world, regardless of the user's location.
02 - No intermediaries: Unlike banks that impose fees and rules, Bitcoin allows direct transactions between people.
03 - Low-cost international transfers: Sending money to another country can be expensive and slow with traditional methods, while Bitcoin offers a faster and more affordable alternative.
04 - Protection against inflation: In countries with unstable currencies, Bitcoin can be used as a store of value, protecting the populationâs purchasing power.
- Use cases in financial inclusion
Bitcoin is already being used to promote financial inclusion in various parts of the world. Some examples include:
01 - Africa and Latin America: In countries like Nigeria, Venezuela, and Argentina, where inflation is high and access to U.S. dollars is limited, many people use Bitcoin to preserve their money and make international transactions.
02 - International remittances: Workers sending money to their families abroad avoid the high fees of traditional transfer companies by using Bitcoin.
03 - Digital microeconomy: Small merchants and freelancers without access to bank accounts can receive payments in Bitcoin directly and securely.
- Challenges to financial inclusion with Bitcoin
Despite its advantages, Bitcoin adoption as a tool for financial inclusion still faces some challenges, such as:
01 - Internet access: Many impoverished regions still lack adequate digital infrastructure.
02 - Financial education: Greater knowledge of the technology and best security practices is needed for broader adoption.
03 - Price volatility: Value fluctuations can make Bitcoin difficult to use for everyday expenses, especially in countries where people live on unstable incomes.
In summary, Bitcoin offers a viable solution for millions of people excluded from the traditional financial system. By providing global access, low-cost transactions, and protection from inflation, it becomes a powerful instrument for promoting financial inclusion. However, for its full potential to be realized, it is essential to invest in digital education and expand technological infrastructure, enabling more people to achieve financial autonomy through Bitcoin.
Thank you very much for reading this far. I hope everything is well with you, and sending a big hug from your favorite Bitcoiner maximalist from Madeira. Long live freedom!
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@ c1831fbe:de4b39bf
2025-05-17 09:57:04What follows is my best effort to recall the details of an arguably supernatural encounter I experienced almost sixty years ago. I've told this story many times before, and while my recollection may not be perfect in every detail, my account is real and substantively factual.
It was early one long ago morning, in that twilit between-time shortly before dawn. As I dangled precariously in a quasi-aware state, hovering on the knife edge between wakefulness and sleep, I was transported in a dream to another place and time. Was it the Mediterranean coast? Perhaps ancient Greece?
In my mind's eye, I found myself climbing a rather steep, rocky hillside overlooking a sparkling bright blue sea. Ahead of me, and slightly higher, was what appeared to be a young shepherd boy, leading me ever higher up the hill.
As we wove our way upward,
skirting rocky outcroppings and zig-zagging because of the steepness of the slope, I heard the boy chanting:
"Ata, Ata, Archontos, Ata, Ata, Echousi, Ata, Ata, Archousi"
He kept repeating the mantra, over and over:
"Ata, Ata, Archontos, Ata, Ata, Echousi, Ata, Ata, Archousi"
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"Ata, Ata, Archontos, Ata, Ata, Echousi, Ata, Ata, Archousi"
I listened for a few cycles, and then took up the chant myself. After several attempts, when at last I got it right, the shepherd boy turned, looking back at me and smiling broadly to signal that I had finally mastered the cadence and the words.
Then I awoke.
Because my dream had been so vivid and unusual, I immediately found a pencil and paper to write down the chant phonetically before I could forget it.
A few days passed.
Life was busy. Then I remembered my friend in grad school, studying biblical Greek. That weekend, I went and hung out with him while he worked his night job at the college heating plant. Between his rounds inspecting and managing the steam boilers keeping students from freezing to death in the Arctic Midwest winter, I told him about my strange dream.
Pulling out an exhaustive Greek lexicon, one by one, my knowledgeable friend looked up the words from my dream, interpreting each according to its verb conjugation, tense, and mood.
"Ata, Ata" had no discernible meaning; we soon concluded that it was probably just meaningless vocables, added to give the chant rhythm and substance. My friend moved on to the first recognizable word of the chant...
"Archontos" - "They are ruled."
OK, so far, so good. He checked the next word:
"Echousi" - "They shed blood."
Hmmmm... This chant is beginning to appear to be more than random sounds.
"Archousi" - "They rule."
At this point, I almost fell out of my chair in shock. Far from being a meaningless chant, this cycleârepeating again and againâis the seemingly never-ending story of the entirety of human history...
"They Are Ruled, They Shed Blood, They Rule."
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"They Are Ruled, They Shed Blood, They Rule."
This concise mantra perfectly captures the endlessly repeating cycle of oppression, revolt, and revolution that always leaves us with a fresh set of oppressors all too ready to replace the last.
Who will rescue us?
Who will redeem us from this endless tedious cycle into which we have been born?
A long lifetime of study and reflection has persuaded me that this deadly cycle can and ultimately will be broken. If we follow the teachings of Jesus; if we love one another and live together in voluntary, local societies, serving each other; I am persuaded that we can break free of this desperately destructive cycle of endlessly seeking to dominate one another. It's past time for us to enter into a mutually beneficial life in the Kingdom of our Creator-God Jesus, the most authentically benevolent King the universe has ever known.
stories #politics #Christianity #supernatural #strange
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@ 5edbd885:5fbc291e
2025-05-17 09:54:39Because Bitcoin operates outside traditional financial and political systems, engaging with it can create cognitive dissonance.
This uneasy tension is felt in the space between a lifetime of systemic conditioning and the reality of a protocol that functions beyond anything we have ever known.
Bitcoin challenges deeply ingrained assumptions about what money is, who should control it, and how trust is established in society.Â
Many initially reject it because Bitcoin breaks the mental models weâve relied on for understanding value, authority, and trust.Â
Itâs not just adopting a new system; itâs detaching from the old one and any -ism we may personally identify with.
Before we dive in I would like to make an important note about our current system.
Modern Fiat is Not Capitalism
Capitalism is an economic system in which private individuals or businesses own and control the means of production, distribution, and exchange of goods and services, rather than the state.
The main features of this system are limited government intervention, a free market economy, and competition.
While we may believe we live in a capitalistic society, reality is very different:
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Governments Intervention:Â Governments intervene in free markets primarily through monetary expansion (money printing) and capital controls.
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Inflation and Redistribution: Printing increases the money supply, causing inflation that erodes purchasing power unevenly. Those who receive new money first gain at the expense of later recipients. Capital controls restrict market flows, distorting asset and currency prices.
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Cantillon Effect and Concentration: These mechanisms concentrate wealth and economic power among government insiders and favored corporations, who gain preferential access to resources. This leads to growing government influence and corporate monopolies.
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Systemic Distortions: Such interventions stifle innovation, reduce market competition, and undermine price signals essential to free market functioning.
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Therefore: Our modern fiat monetary system is not free market capitalism.
To quote Jeff Booth, from first principles:
> âIn a free market, prices fall to the marginal cost of production; if they are not falling, we do not live in a free market. Communism and capitalism are the same system under manipulated money.â
Bitcoin is the first opportunity for humanity to experience a true free market where prices fallâa reality beyond fiat altogether.
Letâs explore how Bitcoin differs from fiat-based systems and economic theories.
Bitcoin vs. Major -isms
| Feature | Capitalism | Communism | Libertarianism | Bitcoin | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------- | | Ownership Model | Private, profit-driven | Collective, state-owned | Private, voluntary exchange | Individual, self-sovereign | | Control of Money | Central banks & private institutions | State-controlled | Privatized or gold-backed | Decentralized, algorithmic issuance | | Value Flow | Favors asset owners | Centralized and controlled redistribution | Market-driven | Distributed to all network participants | | Ideological Basis | Market efficiency, competition | Class struggle, equality | Individual freedom, non-intervention | Neutral protocol, transparency, free market | | Governance Structure | Market and government interplay | Centralized planning | Minimal state | Consensus among decentralized nodes | | Inflation Policy | Targeted via central banking | Controlled by state | Opposed to fiat inflation | Hard-capped supply: 21 million BTC | | Censorship Resistance | Low to moderate (depends on regime) | Low | Medium, still requires trust | Very highâno central chokepoint | | Accessibility | Varies by class and location | Controlled by state allocation | Varies by market access | Global, permissionless | | Moral Foundation | Efficiency and growth | Equity and solidarity | Autonomy and property rights | Mathematical integrity, sovereignty, transparency |
Bitcoin is not an -ism or a fiat system.
I don't see it as a way to make more fiat paper money either.
Itâs a system outside the system that breaks all of our previous mental models.
A truly interdependent reality where the creativity, productivity, gifts, talents, and abilities of one serves all.
Sovereign individuals in service of the collective and vice-versa.
The Difficulty Categorizing Free Thinkers
In different conversations, and while discussing Bitcoin with non-Bitcoiners, Iâve been asked if I am an anarchist, capitalist, communist, liberal, or a libertarian.
Since I donât identify with any political leaning or traditional ideology, I was sincerely confused when this first started happeningâbut now I see why.
Bitcoiners are notoriously difficult to place into political categories because their convictions often cut across traditional ideological boundaries.
To the outside observer, this can appear contradictory: a Bitcoiner might criticize the Federal Reserve like a libertarian, value personal personal sovereignty like an anarchist, and believe in sound money like a gold-standard capitalist.Â
These labels, however, fail to capture the deeper threadâI believe our views are aligned with a protocol in service of humanity, and shaped by a shared belief in a system that values humans rather than fiat-based incentives.
Bitcoin challenges the default left/right binary and exposes just how much our frameworks are built around centralized systems, division, and control.
When those systems are removedâas they are in Bitcoinâany traditional world view falls apart, along with all the labels and polarization that come with it.Â
To some, this may be why Bitcoiners seem âradicalâ or âreligious,â because we have stepped outside their frame of reality entirely.
This protocol is not a revolution in the name of an ideologyâitâs a revolution in the absence of one known to modern history.
Unlearning the Past, Embracing the Now
What makes Bitcoin truly disruptive isnât just its technologyâit invites us to question assumptions we didnât even know we were making.
I still catch myself trying to compare Bitcoin to a "known" sometimes in this ongoing process of unlearning.
I think part of this evolution is catching myself and remembering, we are at the forefront of a new reality.
Our individual choices and actions are shaping what the post-fiat world will look like.
While for some, this will feel empowering and exciting, for others, this shift can feel unsettling, even threatening, as it calls into question the stability of the familiar.
This is one of the reasons why I see Bitcoin as being the initiator of an individual and collective spiritual awakening.
I can only encourage you to embrace the changeâbe the changeâa powerful manifestor ushering in a new paradigm âš
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2025-05-17 09:03:00Money is emotional. Itâs not just numbers on a spreadsheet. Itâs about peace of mind. Vacations. College. Retirement. And sometimes⊠It's about stress. Even the smartest families make money mistakes. Not because they donât care. But because life is busy. Financial planning can feel overwhelming. And itâs easy to put it off until âlater.â But the truth is: later turns into never.
Here are five common money missteps families makeâand how to avoid them, starting today.
1. Spending Without a Plan
Youâre out running errands. You grab a latte. Order takeout. Buy a couple things online. Nothing big. But by the end of the week? The bank accountâs hurting. Sound familiar?
Many families spend without a clear plan. They donât know exactly how much they earn, where their money is going, or whatâs left for savings. Itâs a recipe for stress.
How to avoid it: Start simple. Track your income. List your expenses. Identify where you can cut back. Use a budgeting app or just a notebook. The key is consistency. Build awareness around spending.
Working with a financial advisor makes this even easier. Passive Capital Management helps families create realistic, stress-free budgets that actually work.
2. Delaying Retirement Savings
Letâs be honestâretirement feels far away. Especially when youâre dealing with daycare, car payments, and rising grocery bills. But hereâs the catch: the earlier you start, the less you have to save. Why? Two words: compound interest. The money you invest today earns interest. And then that interest earns interest. Over time, your money grows exponentially.
How to avoid it: Contribute to a 401(k), IRA, or bothâright now. Even if it's just $50 a month. Got a workplace plan? Take full advantage of any employer match.
And donât âset it and forget it.â Revisit your plan regularly with a trusted advisor. PCMâs retirement planning services help families build smart, flexible strategies tailored to their long-term goals.
3. Overusing Credit Cards
Swipe now, worry later. Thatâs the trap. Credit cards can be useful but dangerous when used for emotional or unplanned purchases. High-interest rates can turn a $100 dinner into a $300 debt headache.
How to avoid it: Use credit cards for planned expenses only. And pay off the balance in full each month. Avoid minimum paymentsâthey just feed the debt cycle. If youâre already in credit card trouble, donât panic.
Passive Capital Management works with families to create smart debt reduction plans while still saving for the future.
4. Buying Too Much House
Big house. Fancy kitchen. Bonus room. Sounds great, right? Until the mortgage, property taxes, repairs, insurance, utilities, and maintenance come crashing in. Many families make the mistake of maxing out their home budget. It feels like an investmentâbut in reality, it can squeeze your finances for decades.
How to avoid it: Buy what you need, not what impresses others. Be realistic about ongoing costs. And remember: your mortgage should never eat up your emergency savings or retirement goals. Before making a big move, talk to a financial expert.
PCM helps clients evaluate housing costs in the context of their full financial picture.
5. Skipping the Emergency Fund
Unexpected car repair? Out-of-pocket medical bill? Job loss? Life happens. And when it does, many families donât have a cushion. They rely on credit cards or drain their retirement accounts just to stay afloat.
How to avoid it: Build an emergency fund with 3â6 months of essential expenses. Keep it in a separate, easy-access savings account. This fund is your safety netâdonât touch it unless itâs truly an emergency.
PCM includes emergency fund planning as a core part of every familyâs financial plan. Because peace of mind isnât optionalâitâs essential.
Final Thoughts
Nobody gets it right 100% of the time. But small, consistent changes can transform your familyâs financial future. The good news? You donât have to do it alone. Passive Capital Management offers straightforward, judgment-free guidance to help families avoid costly mistakes and make confident money moves. Whether you need help building a budget, planning for retirement, or finally tackling your debt, PCM is ready to help.
Take the first step. Your future self will thank you. Talk to a PCM Advisor Today.
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@ e97aaffa:2ebd765d
2025-05-17 08:58:14Quando tentamos simplificar/ilustrar algo que é extremamente complexo, pode resultar em algo distorcido. Apesar do resultado sair distorcido, continua a ser a melhor representação, temos é que ter em mente que essa distorção existe quando analisamos essa informação.
O maior exemplo, Ă© o mapa mundi, quando transformamos uma esfera em algo plano, Ă© natural que crie distorçÔes, como quanto mais perto dos polos, os paĂses sĂŁo sobredimensionados em relação aos que estĂŁo mais perto da linha do Equador.
Esta infografia criada pelo Saylor é comumente utilizada, mas esta deve ser utilizada com moderação, porque a informação também estå distorcida.
Assim, sempre que alguĂ©m utiliza estes dados para fazer anĂĄlises, deve estar ciente que existem distorçÔes. Primeiro, em alguns ativos os valores sĂŁo impossĂveis de calcular, sĂŁo apenas estimativas. JĂĄ foram feitos vĂĄrios estudos, e sempre com valores bastantes dĂspares.
Depois, esta infografia simplifica demasiado, nĂŁo sendo visĂvel a sobreposição de ativos, por exemplo, as empresas possuem outros ativos, isso significa, que nĂŁo podemos fazer somas simples. Ou seja, se somarmos as Equities (115T) e os Bonds(300T) nĂŁo resulta em $415 TriliĂ”es de riqueza, o real valor Ă© inferior.
Vamos a dois bons exemplos:
A Berkshire Hathaway, a empresa de Warren Buffett, que o seu atual core business Ă© investir em outras empresas. Apesar de neste momento, ter uma enorme liquidez, estĂĄ a aguardar pelo momento certo para voltar ao mercado.
A outra empresa é MicroStrategy, que gradualmente estå-se a transformar num banco Bitcoin. O seu negócio inicial, começa a ser insignificante, para a sua atual dimensão, estå a fazer um percurso muito similar à Berkshire Hathaway, enquanto a Berkshire Hathaway redirecionou o seu negócio para o investimento em açÔes, a MicroStrategy para o Bitcoin.
Um erro comum entre alguns bitcoiners quando fazem estimativas baseada nesta tabela, é acreditarem que o crescimento do valor do Bitcoin, vai resultar numa redução do valor das Equities. Isso não vai acontecer, porque as empresas também vão possuir Bitcoin na sua tesouraria, logo se o valor do bitcoin subir, as equities também o vão.
Onde o Bitcoin vai certamente impactar, Ă© nas Bonds e no Real Estate.
Assim para concluir, esta infografia é interessante para fazer cålculos ou anålises, mas não podemos esquecer que contém distorçÔes.
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@ c913b8e3:8704332c
2025-05-17 08:31:43Absurdities from Finland
Hydrogen, Railways, and Datacenters: Just an Armchair Economist Ranting (Expect Zero Value)
"Next year we'll have growth!" they promise. Again. And again. And again.
The "economists" who yell and preach about this are just state puppets. The track record: 17-18 years of zero growth.
Finland, 1980-2025: Real GDP growth stagnant (red) while prices still bite (blue). After 2008 Red line - 17 years of âwait till next year.â â IMF DataMapper, April 2025
Why do the experts always get it wrong? Here in Finland, everybody is blinded by Keynesianism.
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Low interest rates
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High spending
Even those I once thought had "common sense" have become blind. They mistake subsidized sectors for "growth." So in love with the state, they ignore incentives, time preference, and basic economics.
New brave Finland - Hydrogen economy (1)
Launch event: free champagne, no customers. Taxpayers pay.
âFinlandâs hydrogen economy is stuttering - thereâs still no real market for it, so officials insist it must be manufactured with policy decrees and taxpayer subsidies.â
âOnce science has to serve, not truth, but the interests of a state, argument exists only to vindicate the approved belief.â â The Road to Serfdom, ch. 11
Malinvestment Musical. Subsidies shuffle capital from things consumers actually want, such as lower electricity prices. Healthcare that works? I honestly donât even know; Finnish people have become lazy and idiotic.
The Cantillon effect from this âgreen stimulusâ showers money on consultants and lobbyists first; the average worker gets the hangover in the form of higher power bills and grocery prices.
Only companies living on subsidies call it âthe future.â
(Sometimes I wish I was an engineer so I could do shit instead of just whining like a proper economist. At least then I could build something useful instead of just talking shit. Even with my limited knowledge of physics, I understand hydrogen is an inefficient way to store electricity - the laws of thermodynamics don't care about government subsidies.)
Hurray, we love the railways (2)
NATO will bring investments to Finland - Hurray!
We must rip up perfectly good tracks so we can afford to move troops we can no longer afford.
War talk has clouded judgment: when ânational securityâ is the slogan, cost-benefit math is treason. As Hayek warned, the road to serfdom is always paved with strategic necessity.
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What, exactly, is a "sufficient" defense for five million Finns? (Asking this here makes you a Russian Bot, though I don't like Russia or Putin.)
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Who decides when the price tag crosses from prudent to reckless?
If hatred of an external foe sets every budget line, freedom and prosperity shrink to the margins.
In other words, the track to âstrategic readinessâ can be the same track to serfdom -just painted NATO blue.
When an economy flat-lines for 17 years, nothing says ârevivalâ like swapping 1,435 mm of track for 1,520 mm - and calling it growth.
Finnish economists and "liberalists" are celebrating this? (pics in the end, can't read that X much, it has become so idiotic).
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The Ministry of Transport has estimated that the cost of conversion work for the railway section between Haparanda and Oulu alone will exceed 1.5 billion euros. The distance is about 150 kilometers. (ESTIMATIONâŠ)
New Brave Finland â Datacenter Dissonance (3)
Well, our little minister was not involved so bad, bad, and bad!
Apparently, the box is evil if it says TikTok, but awesome if the logo reads Meta or Google. Hey, all of them are shit, just producing brain rot and stealing our data.
Low temps, reliable grid, sparse population - Finland is a logical server-farm host (shithole). But let's call it what it is: a capital-intensive, low-employment utility business. Selling it as a "high-tech jobs boom" is wishful accounting. The politicians like to yell that these investments are "Billions and Billions," yes, but how much stays in Finland? Some construction jobs and a handful of cleaners? Fucking exquisite.
"Digital Red Menace!" Lohjalainen Harri panics about Chinese bytes corrupting Finnish soil. His brilliant plan? Pray the project fails "Lohjan malliin." Nothing says "economic prosperity" like hoping jobs don't materialize! Peak Finnish paradox: pray for investments and fumble them with bureaucracy or nationalist paranoia.
What cybersecurity threat do these server farms pose to Finland? Absolutely fucking none. The data doesn't care where it sits. TikTok videos don't turn into communist spies when stored in Kouvola/Lohja. Absurd and idiotic.
Yes TikTok is brainrot and stupid shit, you have to be an idiot to install that app on your phone, but it's consumer choice - if you want it then go for it, fucking idiot. Same goes for Facebook, Instagram, all that dopamine garbage.
The Datacenter Paradox: Finland needs investment but fears investors. It celebrates clean industry then hyperventilates about who owns the servers. Classic malinvestment by decree - politicians picking winners.
Datacenters can be fine investments⊠BUT let's be honest about the tradeoffs. All the value goes abroad. Every megawatt sent to datacenters is not available for households or actual productive industry. Basic economics: when datacenters consume 5-10% of Finland's electricity, prices rise for everyone else. Your heating bill subsidizes Facebook's server cooling. Another brilliant example of the invisible tax of political favoritism.
The Bitcoin Alternative No One Will Discuss: Here's the real irony - datacenters can't be easily switched off during peak demand, creating grid rigidity. Bitcoin mining farms, meanwhile, could be turned on/off based on grid needs, serving as perfect complementary loads for Finland's growing but inconsistent renewable energy (wind/solar). Miners would pay premium rates during excess generation and shut down during shortages - a genuine market solution! But no, can't have sound money solutions in Finland. Better to have Googles servers running 24/7 regardless of grid conditions than allow the evil Bitcoin to improve our renewable energy economics. God forbid we actually use a solution that simultaneously strengthens the grid, supports renewables, AND promotes sound money. That might accidentally lead to common sense, and we can't have that in Finland.
General Observations: The Finnish Decay
Finland is slowly becoming like southern Europe, where nothing gets done on time. We used to laugh at how inefficient and idiotic it is there, but it is now the same here. I got a reply from my Bank after 4-5 months of sending a message. Asking for offers? Wait 3-4 months in some cases (I had this with garbage service). Need a solid service man? Let's see if somebody is free in 2 weeks? Well, I am also becoming like this with my business; nobody even cares.
Rotting services and entertainment
Hard to imagine our restaurant industry was almost on par with Sweden and Denmark just +5 years ago. Today? How many good restaurants have quit? How many Michelin stars have we lost?
Well, how about concerts? Our biggest stadium this summer will host Iron Maiden in June and Robbie Williams in September. WTF? Even the Baltic states can attract bigger names than Finland, this is becoming total shithole in every aspect.
Why?
COVID, collapsing purchasing power, bureaucracy cancer, tax asphyxiation, war hysteria, sheepish compliance, and state dependency.
The entrepreneurial drive that once built world-leading companies has withered. Why innovate when bureaucrats decide winners? Why take risks when failure is punished extremely hard (lifelong debt prison, and shame) and success is taxed away?
The result: economic stagnation rationalized as "social stability" and "equality."
Economic literacy has collapsed. Even the economists here don't grasp the basic concepts, so how on earth could the average citizen? The scariest part is that they don't even care. They've outsourced their economic thinking to the state, the same way they've outsourced their responsibility and risk management. The blind leading the blind, straight to economic mediocrity.
The Finnish Decay: When Will We Say "Enough"?
It would be a good idea to write a book in a similar style to Lawrence Lepard's Big Print: What Happened To America And How Sound Money Will Fix It.
Make readers mad! Advocate for hard money and small government.
Problems? and What's next? Recession 1990s â Nokia Mirage â EuroâZone Handcuffs â GFC & The Silent Depression â Everyday Decay â Complete state dependency or get mad?
A glimmer of hope: Despite the lost decades, there's a spark in Finland's youth. They hustle and show more entrepreneurial spirit, saving habits, and investment interest than their parents.
In 1999, we were a top country in education, technology, healthcare, and debt contracted on top of that we were one of the safest places to live, we didnât lock the bikes and even the doorsâŠ
Now look at us?
When will Finns wake up and say enough?
As Hayek warned: "A movement whose main promise is the relief from responsibility cannot but be antimoral in its effect, however lofty the ideals." We've outsourced our moral obligations to an impersonal state, weakening "both the willingness to bear responsibility and the consciousness that it is our own individual duty."
We need a hard money and personal responsibility renaissance.
Coming soon: "How Sound Money and Small Government Can Save Finland From Its Slow-Motion Suicide"
News and sources:
I recently finished reading F.A. Hayek's "The Road to Serfdom" (1944). The similarities between Hayek's warnings and Finland's current course are striking. Europe and Finland are ramping up defence spending to ridiculous levels, now even talking over 5% GDP levels, which is total insanity. What would be enough for defence? We have little freedoms left here in Finland (and Europe), and in pursuit of âsecurity,â we might lose it all. Central planners who believe they can direct an economy better than market forces are just clowns, from hydrogen to datacenter politics. What market forces have we left in Finland? I can breath freely? Soon that will be taxed too. Next we have CBDC coming up in EU.
I highly recommend reading "The Road to Serfdom." Its analysis of how good intentions lead to economic ruin remains as relevant in 2025 as it was in 1944. I feel like a total idiot for not reading it before.
Read 27 books so far this year, thx for Jack Dorsey âreading challengeâ I started this in March, aim was 50 book but now we aim to 100, so fucking good to read books!
New brave Finland - Hydrogen economy (1) ://www.is.fi/kotimaa/art-2000011199663.html
Railways (2): https://yle.fi/a/74-20161549 and https://yle.fi/a/74-20161793
Datacenters (3): https://yle.fi/a/74-20160436
Hope its not russian or Chinese? Harri (4) https://www.hs.fi/suomi/art-2000011229295.html
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2025-05-17 03:08:55- Install Rethink (it's free and open source)
- Launch the app and tap Skip
- Tap Start and then Proceed to set up the VPN connection
- Allow notifications and Proceed, then disable battery optimization for this app (you may need to set it to Unrestricted)
- Navigate to Configure and tap Apps
- On the top bar, tap đ and đ¶ to block all apps from connecting to the internet
- Search Apps for the apps you want to allow and Bypass Universal
- Return to the Configure view and tap DNS, then choose your preferred DNS provider (e.g. DNSCrypt > Quad9)
- Optionally, tap On-Device Blocklists, then Disabled, Download Blocklists, and later Configure (you may need to enable the Use In-App Downloader option if the download is not working)
- Return to the Configure view and tap Firewall, then Universal Firewall Rules and enable the options as desired:
- Block all apps when device is locked
- Block newly installed apps by default
- Block when DNS is bypassed
- Optionally, to set up WireGuard or Tor, return to the Configure view and tap Proxy
- For Tor, tap Setup Orbot, then optionally select all the apps that should route through Tor (you must have Orbot installed)
- For WireGuard, tap Setup WireGuard, then +, and select an option to import a WireGuard configuration (QR Code Scan, File Import, or Creation).
- Use Simple Mode for a single WireGuard connection (all apps are routed through it).
- Use Advanced Mode for multiple WireGuard connections (split tunnel, manually choosing apps to route through them)
â ïž Use this app only if you know what you are doing, as misconfiguration can lead to missing notifications and other problems
âčïž On the main view, tap Logs to track all connections
âčïž You can also use a WireGuard connection (e.g., from your VPN provider) and on-device blocklists together
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2025-05-17 01:49:33This article is a repost, migrating from Substack
Uncertainty is the only constant
It goes without saying that uncertainty is a given in business. It could be the weather, pestilence, or some other physical phenomenon that brings different conditions for your business (good or bad). Or it could be uncertainty in the behaviour of consumers, suppliers, workers, or any other person critical to your success. Most of the time, we just donât know what will happen next.
One of the most important skills in managing a business, then, is making predictions in the face of uncertainty. We have several tools to do so. The first covers methods from the physical sciences, and involves calculating the frequency of events. We need to unpick a concept at the root of uncertainty, probability.
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Types of probability
In Human Action, Ludwig von Mises introduces us to two classifications of probability: case and class probability.
Case probability
Case probability is when we know something about some of the factors which determine the outcome, but not others.
This is the kind of probability most often encountered in business. We often know small key parts about several factors that lead to a particular outcome, we might see that oil prices have risen significantly, coupled with a decrease in the exchange rate. These factors help to lead to the outcome of a rising price of fertiliser. But then, there are other factors that lead to this outcome, such as a myriad of decisions by businesspeople all along the supply chain. These, we know absolutely nothing about!
Class probability
Class probability is when we know everything about the particular kind (or class) of event, but we donât know anything at all about the specific event.
We do encounter class probability in business. But it happens at very specific times (as opposed to just all the time, as with case probability).
Myrtle rust, picture courtesy of NZ Department of Conservation
For example (and sticking to agriculture) we know nothing about an outbreak of Myrtle rust on our farm. But we know, from agricultural science, that the likelihood of an outbreak in our area for a given year is about 13 percent.
So how can we make predictions of these events?
Making predictions
For the latter (class probabilities, like losses caused by Myrtle rust) we can always rely on methods from the physical sciences to calculate frequencies. Then, we know that the physical world has certain constants, so we can say that given a set of conditions (like rainfall) the likelihood of losses from Myrtle rust in future is about 12 percent.
Thinking about the former (case probabilities such as changing consumer preferences, or changes in prices). In these situations we are dealing with the realm of human decisions. So while we can count the number of these events, we cannot use these counts for prediction. The reason is that, in the realm of human decisions, there are no constants. We canât say that given the world of 2023 prices rose five times, therefore in the world of 2027 prices will rise five times. Even if physical conditions are the same, human decisions will not be.
Luckily, economic science does give us an answer. In dealing with case probabilities we should use our method of understanding (which I wrote about here).
Using this in your business
You can incorporate this knowledge into your business by critically analysing each event for which you need to make a prediction. Is the event dealing with the physical world, for which there are constants? Or is it the realm of human decisions, for which there are no constants? It most likely is a mix of these.
Work backwards and jot down the more granular events which compose the event in question. Then try again to fit each of these into case or class probability.
When each event is broken down into only one category you know which methods of prediction to apply to each event.
For case probabilities, engage a specialist in the area. For class probabilities, engage your own expertise in understanding, and consider hiring an economist to augment your analysis.
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2025-05-17 01:44:35This article is a repost, migrating from Substack
Introduction
Released in November 2020 by fiatjaf, Nostr is an open, decentralised, censorship-resistant messaging protocol. The protocol is well designed, and many authors have written extensively about the mechanics and use-cases. For the purposes of this article, I will narrow the focus to Nostr as a tool to enable the creation of platform markets. My aim is to give the reader an introduction to platform market pricing and provide concrete steps to price their platform strategically.
What is a Platform Market?
A platform market consists of multiple groups of users who want to interact but canât do so directly. The platform brings them together to enable interaction, benefiting all users and the platform itself by enabling these interactions and pricing appropriately. Although platform markets have been around forever, the last decade has seen an explosion in their number due to the ubiquity of the internet.
Examples:
·        Google
·        YouTube
·        TV
·        Facebook
·        Twitter (X)
Platform markets have historically earned significant revenue if they design their pricing correctly. This is because platform markets donât need to produce goods themselves; rather, one or more âsidesâ of the platform produce goods and services for the other side, with the platform merely enabling the exchange. TikTok is a prime example: it produces nothing except a video hosting service, with users generating all the content for other users. Effectively, the platform has only fixed costs and very low marginal costs.
Therefore, platform markets are far more scalable than traditional one-sided markets, as their primary concern is to attract as many users as possible (who have no marginal cost to the platform). Additionally, platforms often enjoy a captive audience, making it difficult for competitors to entice away users once they are established. This is particularly evident in software and payment platforms.
How Does Nostr Enable the Creation of Platform Markets?
·        Open Protocol: Like the internet, Nostr is an open protocol.
·        Inbuilt Payment Systems: Nostr integrates payment systems such as Bitcoinâs Lightning Network.
·        Existing User Base: It already has a growing user base.
·        Decentralisation: This feature acts as a moat against competitors.
Types of platform enabled by Nostr
As of 2024 we are seeing multiple types of platforms that Nostr has enabled. The first is Nostr relays. A Nostr relay is a simple server that receives and broadcasts user notes (messages) in the Nostr protocol. Users can publish and fetch notes across multiple relays. Nostr relays can be configured by their operator to curate content on specific topics or people. Alternatively, they can be configured with an algorithm as experienced by users of contemporary social media. These can be valuable for users. And potentially, paid relays are a viable business opportunity.
The second platform Nostr enables is the Nostr client. Nostr clients are analogous to internet browser software. Historically, we have seen users be charged to install an internet browser, though this is unlikely to emerge in the market for Nostr clients. As a platform, a Nostr client might be bundled with a relay service (with curation or algorithm).
The third type of platform is Nostr apps. Each app can be designed as a platform if that is valuable for users. We are already seeing Nostr-based alternatives for music and video streaming, looking to compete with apps like YouTube.
We canât know what the future will hold but the possibilities for designing platforms with Nostr are many. The advantage in designing a platform is that you can create a two sided market.
What is a Two-Sided Market?
All two-sided markets are platform markets, but not all platform markets are two-sided markets. The critical aspect of a two-sided market is that the volume of interactions on the platform depends on both the relative prices charged to each side and the total price charged. This is the case when both sides value more users on the other side, known in literature as an âindirect network externality.â
An example of a one-sided platform market is a clothes retailer, where the volume of sales depends only on the total price, not the relative prices charged to buyers and producers. Conversely, YouTube is a two-sided market where both creators and watchers benefit from more users. Watchers benefit from more variety and quality, while creators benefit from more users and views. YouTube introduces a special category of creators, the advertisers, who benefit monetarily from views because consumers viewing their content are likely to purchase their goods.
The prices paid by YouTube users are not all monetary:
·        Watchers are charged an inconvenience fee in the form of advertisements.
·        Advertisers are charged a monetary fee.
·        Creators are not charged any fees.
Letâs assume the total fees for YouTube add up to $100. Say advertisers are charged $90, watchers face an inconvenience worth $10, and creators still enjoy $0 costs. In this scenario, the total volume of videos watched might be some number like 100,000.
Assume we change the price structure to advertisers being charged $80, watchers paying an inconvenience worth $10, and creators being charged $10 (keeping the total fees at $100). In this new scenario, the likely outcome is that the marginal creator will no longer create videos, and thus, the total volume of videos watched will fall.
Two-Sided Markets that Allow Money Exchange
The key to understanding Nostrâs value lies in its inbuilt payment mechanismâBitcoinâs Lightning Network protocol. Although this protocol is not part of the Nostr codebase, the existing Nostr clients incorporate it to allow users to pay each other bitcoin with a simple user interface. This means that Nostr as a protocol is ideal for creating platforms where users can exchange monetary value. The mechanics and design choices of the Lightning network further augment Nostrâs value proposition more so than traditional payment systems like credit cards, PayPal, etc.
Key Problem: Chicken and Egg
So far, we have established that platform markets enable at least two groups of users to come together and exchange. The primary problem is that both groups will only use the platform if the other group is already using it, creating a classic chicken and egg scenario. Platforms operate by bringing groups of users together, making users reticent to switch to a new platform because they donât know if the other users will be there. This gives existing platforms enormous power.
Guy Swann sums this up well in this Nostr note: note1695j0czewtkfwy7h4ne7k2ug706uwc7lendsq50prsfp8vwq8nfszdx4z7.
Competing with Existing Platforms: Divide and Conquer!
To compete with existing platforms, you need to divide and conquer. The original formulation for this strategy is given in both Caillaud and Jullien (2003) and Armstrong (2006). To take advantage of the indirect network externalities identified earlier, the divide and conquer strategy involves subsidising one side of the market to attract a large user base (the "divide" part) and then monetising the other side of the market (the "conquer" part).
Divide: Attract one side of the market by offering lower prices or subsidies. For example, offer free registration to one side. This subsidy is essential to kickstart the network effects, as a larger user base on one side increases the platformâs attractiveness to the other side. This was observed in the early days of YouTube, which was free for both creators and watchers.
Conquer: Once a substantial user base is established on the subsidised side, charge higher fees on the other side of the market. This can be seen in contemporary YouTube, where advertisers (a specific kind of creator) pay fees, and watchers deal with the inconvenience of watching ads (inconvenience is a non-price fee).
Implementing This Strategy in Your Platform:
So who are are you dividing, who are you conquering? Deciding which side to subsidise involves understanding which side offers more benefit to the other side. For example, in nightclubs (Wright, 2004), men and women go to interact. Men are assumed to gain more from each womanâs presence than vice versa, so nightclubs often subsidise women with free entry or drinks to attract men.
First, consider all your user groups. What brings them to your platform, what do they want to gain by interacting with the other user groups.
Think about, and identify, which group confers more value for the other group by being on the platform.
Then, think about how you can subsidise that user group. Free access is common. But Nostr allows seamless payment integration which encourages users to exchange money. A potential model for your platform could be that you charge a fee to both users based on how much value they send to each other. One way to subsidise users in this case is to reduce those fees.
Alternatively, you could pay users to join your platform using Nostrâs integration with the Lightning Network.
References:
·        Armstrong, M. (2006). Competition in two-sided markets. The RAND Journal of Economics, 37(3), 668-691.
·        Caillaud, B., & Jullien, B. (2003). Chicken & Egg: Competition among Intermediation Service Providers. The RAND Journal of Economics, 34(2), 309-328.
·        Wright, J. (2004). One-sided logic in two-sided markets. Review of Network Economics, 3(1).
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2025-05-16 23:58:34- Install Breezy Weather (it's free and open source)
- Launch the app, tap Add A New Location and search for your city
- Review the providers for each weather source
- Optionally, add more locations by tapping the + icon
- Enjoy the weather updates
âčïž To receive notifications for weather alerts, tap âïž, then Notifications and enable Notifications Of Severe Weather Alerts
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Partially lost or forgotten seed phrases Extracting funds from outdated or invalid wallet addresses Recovering data from damaged hardware wallets Restoring coins from old or unsupported wallet formats Youâre not just getting a service; youâre gaining a partner in your cryptocurrency journey.
đ Fast and Efficient Recovery We understand that time is crucial in crypto recovery. Our optimized systems enable you to regain access to your funds quickly, focusing on speed without compromising security. With a success rate of over 90%, you can rely on us to act swiftly on your behalf.
đ Privacy is Our Priority Your confidentiality is essential. Every recovery session is conducted with the utmost care, ensuring all processes are encrypted and confidential. You can rest assured that your sensitive information remains private.
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đ ïžÂ Expert Recovery Solutions\ At Crypt Recver, we specialize in addressing complex wallet-related issues. Our skilled engineers have the tools and expertise to handle:
- Partially lost or forgotten seed phrases
- Extracting funds from outdated or invalid wallet addresses
- Recovering data from damaged hardware wallets
- Restoring coins from old or unsupported wallet formats
Youâre not just getting a service; youâre gaining a partner in your cryptocurrency journey.
đ Fast and Efficient Recovery\ We understand that time is crucial in crypto recovery. Our optimized systems enable you to regain access to your funds quickly, focusing on speed without compromising security. With a success rate of over 90%, you can rely on us to act swiftly on your behalf.
đ Privacy is Our Priority\ Your confidentiality is essential. Every recovery session is conducted with the utmost care, ensuring all processes are encrypted and confidential. You can rest assured that your sensitive information remains private.
đ»Â Advanced Technology\ Our proprietary tools and brute-force optimization techniques maximize recovery efficiency. Regardless of how challenging your case may be, our technology is designed to give you the best chance at retrieving your crypto.
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- Transaction Recovery:Â Mistakes happen â whether itâs an incorrect wallet address or a lost password, let us manage the recovery.
- Cold Wallet Restoration:Â If your cold wallet is failing, we can safely extract your assets and migrate them into a secure new wallet.
- Private Key Generation:Â Lost your private key? Our experts can help you regain control using advanced methods while ensuring your privacy.
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# Donât Let Lost Crypto Hold You Back!
Did you know that between 3 to 3.4 million BTC â nearly 20% of the total supply â are estimated to be permanently lost? Donât become part of that statistic! Whether itâs due to a forgotten password, sending funds to the wrong address, or damaged drives, we can help you navigate these challenges
đĄïžÂ Real-Time Dust Attack Protection\ Our services extend beyond recovery. We offer dust attack protection, keeping your activity anonymous and your funds secure, shielding your identity from unwanted tracking, ransomware, and phishing attempts.
đ Start Your Recovery Journey Today!\ Ready to reclaim your lost crypto? Donât wait until itâs too late!\ đ cryptrecver.com
đ Need Immediate Assistance? Connect with Us!\ For real-time support or questions, reach out to our dedicated team on:\ âïž Telegram: t.me/crypptrcver\ đŹ WhatsApp: +1(941)317â1821
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2025-05-16 20:57:43Google says that Android 16 is slated to feature an optional high security mode. Cool.
Advanced Protection has a bunch of requested features that address the kinds of threats we worry about.
It's the kind of 'turn this one thing on if you face elevated risk' that we've been asking for from Google.
And likely reflects some learning after Google watched Apple 's Lockdown Mode play out. I see a lot of value in this..
Here are some features I'm excited to see play out:
The Intrusion Logging feature is interesting & is going to impose substantial cost on attackers trying to hide evidence of exploitation. Logs get e2ee encrypted into the cloud. This one is spicy.
The Offline Lock, Inactivity Reboot & USB protection will frustrate non-consensual attempts to physically grab device data.
Memory Tagging Extension is going to make a lot of attack & exploitation categories harder.
2G Network Protection & disabling Auto-connect to insecure networks are going to address categories of threat from things like IMSI catchers & hostile WiFi.
I'm curious about some other features such as:
Spam & Scam detection: Google messages feature that suggests message content awareness and some kind of scanning.
Scam detection for Phone by Google is interesting & coming later. The way it is described suggests phone conversation awareness. This also addresses a different category of threat than the stuff above. I can see it addressing a whole category of bad things that regular users (& high risk ones too!) face. Will be curious how privacy is addressed or if this done purely locally. Getting messy: Friction points? I see Google thinking these through, but I'm going to add a potential concern: what will users do when they encounter friction? Will they turn this off & forget to re-enable? We've seen users turn off iOS Lockdown Mode when they run into friction for specific websites or, say, legacy WiFi. They then forget to turn it back on. And stay vulnerable.
Bottom line: users disabling Apple's Lockdown Mode for a temporary thing & leaving it off because they forget to turn it on happens a lot. This is a serious % of users in my experience...
And should be factored into design decisions for similar modes. I feel like a good balance is a 'snooze button' or equivalent so that users can disable all/some features for a brief few minute period to do something they need to do, and then auto re-enable.
Winding up:
I'm excited to see how Android Advanced Protection plays with high risk users' experiences. I'm also super curious whether the spam/scam detection features may also be helpful to more vulnerable users (think: aging seniors)...
Niche but important:
Some users, esp. those that migrated to security & privacy-focused Android distros because of because of the absence of such a feature are clear candidates for it... But they may also voice privacy concerns around some of the screening features. Clear communication from the Google Security / Android team will be key here.
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2025-05-16 20:56:35Bitcoin Magazine
Why Nostr Today Feels Like Bitcoin In 2012: An Interview With Vitor PamplonaI recently sat down with Vitor Pomplona, creator of Nostr client Amethyst, to discuss how Nostr in 2025 is a lot like what Bitcoin was like in 2012 â a bit rough around the edges, but exciting to use.
Nostr, a decentralized protocol for social media and other forms of communication, is only four years old, and developers are still figuring out how to create the best possible user experience within the clients theyâve created. These clients include apps like Primal (which is comparable to X) to Olas (which is like Instagram) to Yakihonne (which is similar to Substack).
Whatâs unique about Nostr clients, though, is that users can âzapâ (send small amounts of) bitcoin to one another to show appreciation for the content their fellow users have created.
And Pomplona is optimistic that more and more Nostr clients are starting to gain traction, just as Bitcoin began to do so 13 years ago.
âWe are starting to see communities being formed and more money being transferred,â Pamplona told Bitcoin Magazine in the interview.
A Bitcoin-Fueled Creator Economy
Pomplona acknowledged that part of the purpose of social media is to enable means for users to monetize what they create in ways that they canât do in their physical environment.
â[Some social media] users want to earn a living,â said Pomplona. âThey have hope that they can achieve more with social media than they can alone or in their cities.â
Pamplona believes that Nostr clients can help transform that hope into a reality, and itâs his mission to help users do this.
âThat is our end goal: If we can get creators to the point where they can earn a living, we will win as a platform.â
This potential for users to earn a living with Nostr becomes greater everyday, especially as the Nostr user base expands and it continues to grow as the largest bitcoin circular economy in the world.
Amethyst
In creating Amethyst, Pamplona had a vision for a Nostr client that served as an all-in-one app, which was inspired by a plan similar to the one that Elon Musk had for X (formerly Twitter).
âAmethyst came in at the same time that Elon was talking about buying Twitter,â explained Pomplona. âHe was like letâs make a mega app out of Twitter, and I went for the same thing.â
While Pomplona understands that Amethyst didnât quite achieve this, heâs excited that itâs come to play a different role. It serves as a lab for people who are developing new Nostr clients.
âAmethyst is helping everybody kickstart their own applications,â he said. âOlas came from Amethyst.â
Nostr As A Bitcoin Onboarding Tool
Pomplona sees Nostr as a great way to onboard people to Bitcoin, though he doesnât think this should be the primary goal of Nostr clients.
âThe main goal for [Nostr] apps is to get people to do their thing â to get people to be creative, or to talk to their friends or to have a chat with their family,â explained Pomplona.
âNo app should ever talk about either Nostr or Bitcoin. They should just be what they are,â he added.
Pamplona believes that, after some time, the appâs users will inevitably start to learn about Nostrâs self-sovereignty Nostr provides when it comes to users being able to control their own data and about Bitcoin.
â[Theyâll realize that] it just so happens that the platform helps them to manage their own data, and use best payment protocol we have today.â
And he highlighted that most new users are coming to Nostr because of the freedom and censorship resistance it offers.
âIn the past two years, most of the new Nostr users came in because of freedom, because of some censorship in their country,â said Pomplona. âAnd they learned about Bitcoin after that.â
This post Why Nostr Today Feels Like Bitcoin In 2012: An Interview With Vitor Pamplona first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Frank Corva.
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@ 266815e0:6cd408a5
2025-05-16 20:52:42Streams are the key to nostr
Loading events from a nostr relay is probably the most inconsistent way of loading data I've had to work with, and that's only loading from a single relay. the problem gets exponentially more complicated once you try to load events from multiple relays
Unlike HTTP nostr does not have a simple flow with timeouts built in. events are sent back one at a time and can fail at any point or have massive (10s) gaps between them
The key is to use streams. something that starts, emits any number of results, then maybe errors or completes. luckily it just so happens that JavaScript / TypeScript has a great observable stream library called RxJS
What is an observable
An
Observable
in RxJS is stream a of data that are initialized lazily, which means the stream is inactive and not running until something subscribes to it```ts let stream = new Observable((observer) => { observer.next(1) observer.next(2) observer.next(3) observer.complete() })
// The stream method isn't run until its subscribed to stream.subscribe(v => console.log(v)) ```
This is super powerful and perfect for nostr because it means we don't need to manage the life-cycle of the stream. it will run when something subscribes to it and stop when unsubscribed.
Its helpful to think of this as "pulling" data. once we have created an observable we can request the data from it at any point in the future.
Pulling data from relays
We can use the lazy nature of observables to only start fetching events from a nostr relay when we need them
For example we can create an observable that will load kind 1 events from the damus relay and stream them back as they are returned from the relay
```typescript let req = new Observable((observer) => { // Create a new websocket connection when the observable is start let ws = new WebSocket('wss://relay.damus.io')
ws.onopen = () => { // Start a REQ ws.send(JSON.stringify(['REQ', 'test', {kinds: [1], limit: 20}])) }
ws.onmessage = (event) => { let message = JSON.parse(event.data) // Get the event from the message and pass it along to the subscribers if(message[0] === 'EVENT') observer.next(message[1]) }
// Cleanup subscription return () => { ws.send(JSON.stringify(['CLOSE', 'test'])) ws.close() } }) ```
But creating the observable wont do anything. we need to subscribe to it to get any events.
ts let sub = req.subscribe(event => { console.log('we got an event' event) })
Cool now we are pulling events from a relay. once we are done we can stop listening to it by unsubscribing from it
ts sub.unsubscribe()
This will call the cleanup method on the observable, which in turn closes the connection to the relay.
Hopefully you can see how this work, we don't have any
open
,connect
, ordisconnect
methods. we simply subscribe to a stream of events and it handles all the messy logic of connecting to a relayComposing and chaining observables
I've shown you how we can create a simple stream of events from a relay, but what if we want to pull from two relays?
Easy, lets make the previous example into a function that takes a relay URL
```ts function getNoteFromRelay(relay: string){ return new Observable((observer) => { let ws = new WebSocket(relay)
// ...rest of the observable...
}) } ```
Then we can "merge" two of these observables into a single observable using the
merge
method from RxJSThe
merge
method will create a single observable that subscribes to both upstream observables and sends all the events back. Think of it as pulling events from both relays at once```ts import { merge } from 'rxjs'
const notes = merge( getNoteFromRelay('wss://relay.damus.io'), getNoteFromRelay('wss://nos.lol') )
// Subscribe to the observable to start getting data from it const sub = notes.subscribe(event => { console.log(event) })
// later unsubscribe setTimeout(() => { sub.unsubscribe() }, 10_000) ```
But now we have a problem, because we are pulling events from two relays we are getting duplicate events. to solve this we can use the
.pipe
method and thedistinct
operator from RxJS to modify our single observable to only return one version of each eventThe
.pipe
method will create a chain of observables that will each subscribe to the previous one and modify the returned values in some wayThe
distinct
operator takes a method that returns a unique identifier and filters out any duplicate values```ts import { merge, distinct } from 'rxjs'
const notes = merge( getNoteFromRelay('wss://relay.damus.io'), getNoteFromRelay('wss://nos.lol') ).pipe( // filter out events we have seen before based on the event id distinct(event => event.id) ) ```
Now we have an observable that when subscribed to will connect to two relays and return a stream of events without duplicates...
As you can see things can start getting complicated fast. but its also very powerful because we aren't managing any life-cycle code, we just subscribe and unsubscribe from an observable
Taking it to an extreme
Hopefully at this point you can see how powerful this is, we can think of almost any data loading pattern as a series of observables that pull data from upstream observables and stream it back to the original subscriber.
Here is a quick sketch of what it could look like to load user profiles. each node is an observable that "pulls" data from its child node ending with the "connect websocket" or "load from database" nodes which do the work of making a relay connection
Conclusion
All this might seem pretty simple and straight forward, but its been a long six month of learning for me. I've had to completely rethink how data and nostr events should be handled in a client and how to avoid screwing up and shooting myself in the foot with these powerful tools.
If you want to give RxJS a try I would encourage you to checkout the nostr sdk I've been building called applesauce
Its uses RxJS for pretty much everything and has the simplest and most flexible relay connection API I've seen so far (mainly no life-cycle management)
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@ c9badfea:610f861a
2025-05-16 20:15:31- Install Obtainium (it's free and open source)
- Launch the app and allow notifications
- Open your browser, navigate to the GitHub page of the app you want to install, and copy the URL (e.g.
https://github.com/revanced/revanced-manager
for ReVanced) - Launch Obtainium, navigate to Add App, paste the URL into App Source URL, and tap Add
- Wait for the loading process to finish
- You can now tap Install to install the application
- Enable Allow From This Source and return to Obtainium
- Proceed with the installation by tapping Install
âčïž Besides GitHub, Obtainium can install from additional sources
âčïž You can also explore Complex Obtainium Apps for more options
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@ b83a28b7:35919450
2025-05-16 19:26:56This article was originally part of the sermon of Plebchain Radio Episode 111 (May 2, 2025) that nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqyg8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnvv9hxgqpqtvqc82mv8cezhax5r34n4muc2c4pgjz8kaye2smj032nngg52clq7fgefr and I did with nostr:nprofile1qythwumn8ghj7ct5d3shxtnwdaehgu3wd3skuep0qyt8wumn8ghj7ct4w35zumn0wd68yvfwvdhk6tcqyzx4h2fv3n9r6hrnjtcrjw43t0g0cmmrgvjmg525rc8hexkxc0kd2rhtk62 and nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqyg8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnvv9hxgqpq4wxtsrj7g2jugh70pfkzjln43vgn4p7655pgky9j9w9d75u465pqahkzd0 of the nostr:nprofile1qythwumn8ghj7ct5d3shxtnwdaehgu3wd3skuep0qyt8wumn8ghj7etyv4hzumn0wd68ytnvv9hxgtcqyqwfvwrccp4j2xsuuvkwg0y6a20637t6f4cc5zzjkx030dkztt7t5hydajn
Listen to the full episode here:
<<https://fountain.fm/episode/Ln9Ej0zCZ5dEwfo8w2Ho>>
Bitcoin has always been a narrative revolution disguised as code. White paper, cypherpunk lore, pizzaâday legends - every block is a paragraph in the worldâs most relentless epic. But code alone rarely converts the skeptic; itâs the campâfire myth that slips past the prefrontal cortex and shakes hands with the limbic system. People donât adopt protocols first - they fall in love with protagonists.
Early adopters heard the whiteâpaper hymn, but most folks need characters first: a pizzaâday dreamer; a mother in a small country, crushed by the cost of remittance; a Warsaw street vendor swapping zĆoty for sats. When their arcs land, the brain releases a neurochemical OP_RETURN which says, âI belong in this plot.ââŻThatâs the sly roundabout orange pill: conviction smuggled inside catharsis.
Thatâs why, from 22â25âŻMay in Warsawâs Kinoteka, the BitcoinâŻFilmâŻFest is loading its reels with rebellion. Each documentary, drama, and animated rabbitâhole is a stealth wallet, zipping conviction straight into the feels of anyone still clasped within the cold claw of fiat. You come for the plot, you leave checking block heights.
Here's the clip of the sermon from the episode:
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@ c631e267:c2b78d3e
2025-05-16 18:40:18Die zwei mÀchtigsten Krieger sind Geduld und Zeit. \ Leo Tolstoi
Zum Wohle unserer Gesundheit, unserer LeistungsfĂ€higkeit und letztlich unseres GlĂŒcks ist es wichtig, die eigene Energie bewusst zu pflegen. Das gilt umso mehr fĂŒr an gesellschaftlichen Themen interessierte, selbstbewusste und kritisch denkende Menschen. Denn fĂŒr deren Wahrnehmung und Wohlbefinden waren und sind die rasanten, krisen- und propagandagefĂŒllten letzten Jahre in Absurdistan eine harte Probe.
Nur wer regelmĂ€Ăig Kraft tankt und Wege findet, mit den Herausforderungen umzugehen, kann eine solche Tortur ĂŒberstehen, emotionale Erschöpfung vermeiden und trotz allem zufrieden sein. Dazu mĂŒssen wir erkunden, was uns Energie gibt und was sie uns raubt. Durch Selbstreflexion und Achtsamkeit finden wir sicher Dinge, die uns erfreuen und inspirieren, und andere, die uns eher stressen und belasten.
Die eigene Energie ist eng mit unserer körperlichen und mentalen Gesundheit verbunden. Methoden zur Förderung der körperlichen Gesundheit sind gut bekannt: eine ausgewogene ErnĂ€hrung, regelmĂ€Ăige Bewegung sowie ausreichend Schlaf und Erholung. Bei der nicht minder wichtigen emotionalen Balance wird es schon etwas komplizierter. Stress abzubauen, die eigenen Grenzen zu kennen oder solche zum Schutz zu setzen sowie die Konzentration auf Positives und Sinnvolles wĂ€ren AnsĂ€tze.
Der emotionale ist auch der Bereich, ĂŒber den «Energie-RĂ€uber» bevorzugt attackieren. Das sind zum Beispiel Dinge wie Ăberforderung, Perfektionismus oder mangelhafte Kommunikation. Social Media gehören ganz sicher auch dazu. Sie stehlen uns nicht nur Zeit, sondern sind höchst manipulativ und erhöhen laut einer aktuellen Studie das Risiko fĂŒr psychische Probleme wie AngstzustĂ€nde und Depressionen.
Geben wir negativen oder gar bösen Menschen keine Macht ĂŒber uns. Das Dauerfeuer der letzten Jahre mit Krisen, Konflikten und Gefahren sollte man zwar kennen, darf sich aber davon nicht runterziehen lassen. Das Ziel derartiger konzertierter Aktionen ist vor allem, unsere innere StabilitĂ€t zu zerstören, denn dann sind wir leichter zu steuern. Aber Geduld: Selbst vermeintliche «Sonnenköniginnen» wie EU-KommissionsprĂ€sidentin von der Leyen fallen, wenn die Zeit reif ist.
Es ist wichtig, dass wir unsere ganz eigenen BedĂŒrfnisse und Werte erkennen. Unsere Energiequellen mĂŒssen wir identifizieren und aktiv nutzen. Dazu gehören soziale Kontakte genauso wie zum Beispiel Hobbys und Leidenschaften. Umgeben wir uns mit Sinnhaftigkeit und lassen wir uns nicht die Energie rauben!
Mein Wahlspruch ist schon lange: «Was die Menschen wirklich bewegt, ist die Kultur.» Jetzt im FrĂŒhjahr beginnt hier in Andalusien die Zeit der «Ferias», jener traditionellen Volksfeste, die vor Lebensfreude sprudeln. Konzentrieren wir uns auf die schönen Dinge und auf unsere eigenen Talente â soziale Verbundenheit wird helfen, unsere innere Kraft zu stĂ€rken und zu bewahren.
[Titelbild: Pixabay]
Dieser Beitrag wurde mit dem Pareto-Client geschrieben und ist zuerst auf Transition News erschienen.
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@ 04c915da:3dfbecc9
2025-05-16 18:06:46Bitcoin has always been rooted in freedom and resistance to authority. I get that many of you are conflicted about the US Government stacking but by design we cannot stop anyone from using bitcoin. Many have asked me for my thoughts on the matter, so letâs rip it.
Concern
One of the most glaring issues with the strategic bitcoin reserve is its foundation, built on stolen bitcoin. For those of us who value private property this is an obvious betrayal of our core principles. Rather than proof of work, the bitcoin that seeds this reserve has been taken by force. The US Government should return the bitcoin stolen from Bitfinex and the Silk Road.
Using stolen bitcoin for the reserve creates a perverse incentive. If governments see bitcoin as a valuable asset, they will ramp up efforts to confiscate more bitcoin. The precedent is a major concern, and I stand strongly against it, but it should be also noted that governments were already seizing coin before the reserve so this is not really a change in policy.
Ideally all seized bitcoin should be burned, by law. This would align incentives properly and make it less likely for the government to actively increase coin seizures. Due to the truly scarce properties of bitcoin, all burned bitcoin helps existing holders through increased purchasing power regardless. This change would be unlikely but those of us in policy circles should push for it regardless. It would be best case scenario for American bitcoiners and would create a strong foundation for the next century of American leadership.
Optimism
The entire point of bitcoin is that we can spend or save it without permission. That said, it is a massive benefit to not have one of the strongest governments in human history actively trying to ruin our lives.
Since the beginning, bitcoiners have faced horrible regulatory trends. KYC, surveillance, and legal cases have made using bitcoin and building bitcoin businesses incredibly difficult. It is incredibly important to note that over the past year that trend has reversed for the first time in a decade. A strategic bitcoin reserve is a key driver of this shift. By holding bitcoin, the strongest government in the world has signaled that it is not just a fringe technology but rather truly valuable, legitimate, and worth stacking.
This alignment of incentives changes everything. The US Government stacking proves bitcoinâs worth. The resulting purchasing power appreciation helps all of us who are holding coin and as bitcoin succeeds our government receives direct benefit. A beautiful positive feedback loop.
Realism
We are trending in the right direction. A strategic bitcoin reserve is a sign that the state sees bitcoin as an asset worth embracing rather than destroying. That said, there is a lot of work left to be done. We cannot be lulled into complacency, the time to push forward is now, and we cannot take our foot off the gas. We have a seat at the table for the first time ever. Let's make it worth it.
We must protect the right to free usage of bitcoin and other digital technologies. Freedom in the digital age must be taken and defended, through both technical and political avenues. Multiple privacy focused developers are facing long jail sentences for building tools that protect our freedom. These cases are not just legal battles. They are attacks on the soul of bitcoin. We need to rally behind them, fight for their freedom, and ensure the ethos of bitcoin survives this new era of government interest. The strategic reserve is a step in the right direction, but it is up to us to hold the line and shape the future.
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@ 3a9a4c49:f774dd7a
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@ 04c915da:3dfbecc9
2025-05-16 17:59:23Recently we have seen a wave of high profile X accounts hacked. These attacks have exposed the fragility of the status quo security model used by modern social media platforms like X. Many users have asked if nostr fixes this, so lets dive in. How do these types of attacks translate into the world of nostr apps? For clarity, I will use Xâs security model as representative of most big tech social platforms and compare it to nostr.
The Status Quo
On X, you never have full control of your account. Ultimately to use it requires permission from the company. They can suspend your account or limit your distribution. Theoretically they can even post from your account at will. An X account is tied to an email and password. Users can also opt into two factor authentication, which adds an extra layer of protection, a login code generated by an app. In theory, this setup works well, but it places a heavy burden on users. You need to create a strong, unique password and safeguard it. You also need to ensure your email account and phone number remain secure, as attackers can exploit these to reset your credentials and take over your account. Even if you do everything responsibly, there is another weak link in X infrastructure itself. The platformâs infrastructure allows accounts to be reset through its backend. This could happen maliciously by an employee or through an external attacker who compromises Xâs backend. When an account is compromised, the legitimate user often gets locked out, unable to post or regain control without contacting Xâs support team. That process can be slow, frustrating, and sometimes fruitless if support denies the request or cannot verify your identity. Often times support will require users to provide identification info in order to regain access, which represents a privacy risk. The centralized nature of X means you are ultimately at the mercy of the companyâs systems and staff.
Nostr Requires Responsibility
Nostr flips this model radically. Users do not need permission from a company to access their account, they can generate as many accounts as they want, and cannot be easily censored. The key tradeoff here is that users have to take complete responsibility for their security. Instead of relying on a username, password, and corporate servers, nostr uses a private key as the sole credential for your account. Users generate this key and it is their responsibility to keep it safe. As long as you have your key, you can post. If someone else gets it, they can post too. It is that simple. This design has strong implications. Unlike X, there is no backend reset option. If your key is compromised or lost, there is no customer support to call. In a compromise scenario, both you and the attacker can post from the account simultaneously. Neither can lock the other out, since nostr relays simply accept whatever is signed with a valid key.
The benefit? No reliance on proprietary corporate infrastructure.. The negative? Security rests entirely on how well you protect your key.
Future Nostr Security Improvements
For many users, nostrâs standard security model, storing a private key on a phone with an encrypted cloud backup, will likely be sufficient. It is simple and reasonably secure. That said, nostrâs strength lies in its flexibility as an open protocol. Users will be able to choose between a range of security models, balancing convenience and protection based on need.
One promising option is a web of trust model for key rotation. Imagine pre-selecting a group of trusted friends. If your account is compromised, these people could collectively sign an event announcing the compromise to the network and designate a new key as your legitimate one. Apps could handle this process seamlessly in the background, notifying followers of the switch without much user interaction. This could become a popular choice for average users, but it is not without tradeoffs. It requires trust in your chosen web of trust, which might not suit power users or large organizations. It also has the issue that some apps may not recognize the key rotation properly and followers might get confused about which account is âreal.â
For those needing higher security, there is the option of multisig using FROST (Flexible Round-Optimized Schnorr Threshold). In this setup, multiple keys must sign off on every action, including posting and updating a profile. A hacker with just one key could not do anything. This is likely overkill for most users due to complexity and inconvenience, but it could be a game changer for large organizations, companies, and governments. Imagine the White House nostr account requiring signatures from multiple people before a post goes live, that would be much more secure than the status quo big tech model.
Another option are hardware signers, similar to bitcoin hardware wallets. Private keys are kept on secure, offline devices, separate from the internet connected phone or computer you use to broadcast events. This drastically reduces the risk of remote hacks, as private keys never touches the internet. It can be used in combination with multisig setups for extra protection. This setup is much less convenient and probably overkill for most but could be ideal for governments, companies, or other high profile accounts.
Nostrâs security model is not perfect but is robust and versatile. Ultimately users are in control and security is their responsibility. Apps will give users multiple options to choose from and users will choose what best fits their need.
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@ c9badfea:610f861a
2025-05-16 17:57:20- Install Lemuroid (it's free and open source)
- Launch the app, enable notifications, and select a directory for your games (e.g.
/Download/ROMs
) - Download game ROMs and place them in the folder from the previous step (see links below)
- Open Lemuroid again, navigate to the Home tab, and tap the downloaded game
- Enjoy!
Some ROM Sources
âčïž An internet connection is only required when opening a game for the first time to download the emulator core per system (e.g. Gameboy or PS2)
âčïž Supported ROM file formats include
.nes
,.gba
,.sfc
,.gb
,.iso
,.bin
, and.zip
âčïž You may need to extract downloaded ROM files if they are packaged as archives (e.g.
.7z
,.rar
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@ 04c915da:3dfbecc9
2025-05-16 17:51:54In much of the world, it is incredibly difficult to access U.S. dollars. Local currencies are often poorly managed and riddled with corruption. Billions of people demand a more reliable alternative. While the dollar has its own issues of corruption and mismanagement, it is widely regarded as superior to the fiat currencies it competes with globally. As a result, Tether has found massive success providing low cost, low friction access to dollars. Tether claims 400 million total users, is on track to add 200 million more this year, processes 8.1 million transactions daily, and facilitates $29 billion in daily transfers. Furthermore, their estimates suggest nearly 40% of users rely on it as a savings tool rather than just a transactional currency.
Tetherâs rise has made the company a financial juggernaut. Last year alone, Tether raked in over $13 billion in profit, with a lean team of less than 100 employees. Their business model is elegantly simple: hold U.S. Treasuries and collect the interest. With over $113 billion in Treasuries, Tether has turned a straightforward concept into a profit machine.
Tetherâs success has resulted in many competitors eager to claim a piece of the pie. This has triggered a massive venture capital grift cycle in USD tokens, with countless projects vying to dethrone Tether. Due to Tetherâs entrenched network effect, these challengers face an uphill battle with little realistic chance of success. Most educated participants in the space likely recognize this reality but seem content to perpetuate the grift, hoping to cash out by dumping their equity positions on unsuspecting buyers before they realize the reality of the situation.
Historically, Tetherâs greatest vulnerability has been U.S. government intervention. For over a decade, the company operated offshore with few allies in the U.S. establishment, making it a major target for regulatory action. That dynamic has shifted recently and Tether has seized the opportunity. By actively courting U.S. government support, Tether has fortified their position. This strategic move will likely cement their status as the dominant USD token for years to come.
While undeniably a great tool for the millions of users that rely on it, Tether is not without flaws. As a centralized, trusted third party, it holds the power to freeze or seize funds at its discretion. Corporate mismanagement or deliberate malpractice could also lead to massive losses at scale. In their goal of mitigating regulatory risk, Tether has deepened ties with law enforcement, mirroring some of the concerns of potential central bank digital currencies. In practice, Tether operates as a corporate CBDC alternative, collaborating with authorities to surveil and seize funds. The company proudly touts partnerships with leading surveillance firms and its own data reveals cooperation in over 1,000 law enforcement cases, with more than $2.5 billion in funds frozen.
The global demand for Tether is undeniable and the companyâs profitability reflects its unrivaled success. Tether is owned and operated by bitcoiners and will likely continue to push forward strategic goals that help the movement as a whole. Recent efforts to mitigate the threat of U.S. government enforcement will likely solidify their network effect and stifle meaningful adoption of rival USD tokens or CBDCs. Yet, for all their achievements, Tether is simply a worse form of money than bitcoin. Tether requires trust in a centralized entity, while bitcoin can be saved or spent without permission. Furthermore, Tether is tied to the value of the US Dollar which is designed to lose purchasing power over time, while bitcoin, as a truly scarce asset, is designed to increase in purchasing power with adoption. As people awaken to the risks of Tetherâs control, and the benefits bitcoin provides, bitcoin adoption will likely surpass it.
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@ 04c915da:3dfbecc9
2025-05-16 17:12:05One of the most common criticisms leveled against nostr is the perceived lack of assurance when it comes to data storage. Critics argue that without a centralized authority guaranteeing that all data is preserved, important information will be lost. They also claim that running a relay will become prohibitively expensive. While there is truth to these concerns, they miss the mark. The genius of nostr lies in its flexibility, resilience, and the way it harnesses human incentives to ensure data availability in practice.
A nostr relay is simply a server that holds cryptographically verifiable signed data and makes it available to others. Relays are simple, flexible, open, and require no permission to run. Critics are right that operating a relay attempting to store all nostr data will be costly. What they miss is that most will not run all encompassing archive relays. Nostr does not rely on massive archive relays. Instead, anyone can run a relay and choose to store whatever subset of data they want. This keeps costs low and operations flexible, making relay operation accessible to all sorts of individuals and entities with varying use cases.
Critics are correct that there is no ironclad guarantee that every piece of data will always be available. Unlike bitcoin where data permanence is baked into the system at a steep cost, nostr does not promise that every random note or meme will be preserved forever. That said, in practice, any data perceived as valuable by someone will likely be stored and distributed by multiple entities. If something matters to someone, they will keep a signed copy.
Nostr is the Streisand Effect in protocol form. The Streisand effect is when an attempt to suppress information backfires, causing it to spread even further. With nostr, anyone can broadcast signed data, anyone can store it, and anyone can distribute it. Try to censor something important? Good luck. The moment it catches attention, it will be stored on relays across the globe, copied, and shared by those who find it worth keeping. Data deemed important will be replicated across servers by individuals acting in their own interest.
Nostrâs distributed nature ensures that the system does not rely on a single point of failure or a corporate overlord. Instead, it leans on the collective will of its users. The result is a network where costs stay manageable, participation is open to all, and valuable verifiable data is stored and distributed forever.
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@ bbef5093:71228592
2025-05-16 17:00:59Technológiai fejlemények
Az EgyesĂŒlt Ăllamokban Ă©s vilĂĄgszerte jelentĆs elĆrelĂ©pĂ©sek törtĂ©ntek a nukleĂĄris technolĂłgia terĂŒletĂ©n. A mestersĂ©ges intelligencia (AI) egyre nagyobb szerepet kap az atomerĆmƱvek mƱködtetĂ©sĂ©ben: pĂ©ldĂĄul a kaliforniai Diablo Canyon atomerĆmƱ mĂĄr alkalmaz generatĂv AI-t a dokumentumkezelĂ©s Ă©s az ĂŒzemeltetĂ©si hatĂ©konysĂĄg javĂtĂĄsĂĄra. Az AI segĂti az ĂŒzemeltetĆket a karbantartĂĄs elĆrejelzĂ©sĂ©ben, a biztonsĂĄg növelĂ©sĂ©ben Ă©s a reaktorok Ă©lettartamĂĄnak meghosszabbĂtĂĄsĂĄban is. Emellett az USA NukleĂĄris SzabĂĄlyozĂł BizottsĂĄga (NRC) is vizsgĂĄlja, hogyan gyorsĂthatnĂĄ fel az engedĂ©lyezĂ©si folyamatokat AI-alapĂș rendszerekkel, ami jelentĆsen felgyorsĂthatja az Ășj reaktorok telepĂtĂ©sĂ©t.
A NANO Nuclear Energy jelentĆs mĂ©rföldkövet Ă©rt el: megszerezte a KRONOS MMRâą (45 MWth teljesĂtmĂ©nyƱ, helyhez kötött mikroreaktor) Ă©s a LOKI MMRâą (1â5 MWth teljesĂtmĂ©nyƱ, hordozhatĂł mikroreaktor) technolĂłgiĂĄkat, Ă©s ezek fejlesztĂ©sĂ©t az USA-ban Ă©s KanadĂĄban is elĆmozdĂtja. A KRONOS MMR ĂŒzemanyag-minĆsĂtĂ©si mĂłdszertanĂĄt az NRC mĂĄr jĂłvĂĄhagyta, ami kulcsfontossĂĄgĂș a kereskedelmi bevezetĂ©shez
Ipari és piaci fejlemények
Az amerikai The Nuclear Company startup 46 milliĂł dollĂĄros tĆkebevonĂĄssal kĂvĂĄnja Ășj, nagy teljesĂtmĂ©nyƱ atomerĆmƱvek fejlesztĂ©sĂ©t megkezdeni, elsĆsorban mĂĄr engedĂ©lyezett helyszĂneken. A cĂ©l, hogy az elsĆ flottĂĄban összesen 6 gigawatt kapacitĂĄst hozzanak lĂ©tre. Ez a lĂ©pĂ©s vĂĄlasz a gyorsan növekvĆ amerikai ĂĄramigĂ©nyre, amelyet fĆkĂ©nt az adatközpontok Ă©s a mestersĂ©ges intelligencia-alkalmazĂĄsok hajtanak. Ugyanakkor a nukleĂĄris ipar pĂ©nzĂŒgyi kilĂĄtĂĄsait bizonytalansĂĄg övezi, mivel az amerikai törvĂ©nyhozĂĄs egyes tervezetei a nukleĂĄris energia adĂłkedvezmĂ©nyeinek megszĂŒntetĂ©sĂ©t is kilĂĄtĂĄsba helyeztĂ©k, ami a jövĆbeni beruhĂĄzĂĄsok megtĂ©rĂŒlĂ©sĂ©t is befolyĂĄsolhatja.
Belgiumban a parlament vĂĄratlan fordulattal Ășgy döntött, hogy nem zĂĄrjĂĄk be az atomerĆmƱveket, hanem tĂz Ă©vvel meghosszabbĂtjĂĄk a reaktorok Ă©lettartamĂĄt, sĆt, Ășj reaktorok Ă©pĂtĂ©sĂ©t is tervezik. A döntĂ©s mögött az energiavĂĄlsĂĄg, az ellĂĄtĂĄsbiztonsĂĄg Ă©s a geopolitikai feszĂŒltsĂ©gek ĂĄllnak.
MagyarorszĂĄgon folytatĂłdik a Paks II. projekt elĆkĂ©szĂtĂ©se, Ă©s napirenden van kis modulĂĄris reaktorok (SMR) telepĂtĂ©se is, amelyek nĂ©hĂĄny szĂĄz megawattos teljesĂtmĂ©nyĂŒkkel akĂĄr ipari zĂłnĂĄkat vagy vĂĄrosokat is önĂĄllĂłan ellĂĄthatnak.
PĂ©nzĂŒgyi Ă©s geopolitikai aktualitĂĄsok
A nukleĂĄris energia geopolitikai jelentĆsĂ©ge tovĂĄbbra is kiemelkedĆ. Tajvan szombaton leĂĄllĂtja utolsĂł mƱködĆ atomerĆmƱvi blokkjĂĄt, ami jelentĆs LNG-import költsĂ©gnövekedĂ©st eredmĂ©nyez, Ă©s komoly vitĂĄkat vĂĄltott ki a szigetorszĂĄgban. A törvĂ©nyhozĂĄs ugyanakkor mĂĄr vizsgĂĄlja az atomenergia-törvĂ©ny felĂŒlvizsgĂĄlatĂĄt, amely lehetĆvĂ© teheti a reaktorok ĂșjraindĂtĂĄsĂĄt â errĆl akĂĄr nĂ©pszavazĂĄs is lehet a közeljövĆben.
Az USA Ă©s IrĂĄn között folytatĂłdnak az atomprogramrĂłl szĂłlĂł tĂĄrgyalĂĄsok. BĂĄr közelednek az ĂĄllĂĄspontok, az USA Ășj szankciĂłkat vezetett be IrĂĄn ellen, mivel TeherĂĄn tovĂĄbbra is magas szintƱ urĂĄndĂșsĂtĂĄst folytat. Az esetleges megĂĄllapodĂĄs rövid tĂĄvon növelheti az irĂĄni kĆolajexportot, ami a vilĂĄgpiaci ĂĄrakra is hatĂĄssal lehet.
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@ cae03c48:2a7d6671
2025-05-16 16:52:38Bitcoin Magazine
Steak ân Shake Now Accepting Bitcoin via Lightning Network Across U.S. LocationsSteak ân Shake has officially launched Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, following the announcement reported on May 9. At the time, the fast food chain teased its plans to integrate BTC, generating excitement across the Bitcoin community. And today, it is an option at the cash register, or better said, Bitcoin Register.Â
JUST IN: Fast food giant Steak 'n Shake is now officially accepting #Bitcoin Lightning Network payments
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â Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) May 16, 2025
As of today, customers can pay for their meals with Bitcoin at Steak ân Shake locations across the United States. This marks a major step in mainstream Bitcoin adoption, as the chain serves over 100 million customers annually and now gives them the option to use Lightning for instant, low-fee transactions.Â
First Bitcoin purchase in the world with @SteaknShake
Changing the game of Dining, Bitcoin & Politics.
Only Steak Nâ Shake puts your health over profits by using beef tallow. pic.twitter.com/ZeQxxFbbHB
â Valentina Gomez (@ValentinaForUSA) May 16, 2025
The company announced the news on X this morning, confirming that Lightning Network payments are officially supported in-store.Â
Bitcoin has been launched at Steak n Shake
The revolution is underwayâŠ
-Steaktoshi
â Steak 'n Shake (@SteaknShake) May 16, 2025
Following up, they clarified the scale of the implementationâthis isnât a small test or pilot program. Itâs a full rollout across their system.
The Lightning Network, Bitcoinâs second-layer solution, is designed for fast, scalable, and low-cost payments, making it ideal for point-of-sale purchases like burgers and fries. Steak ân Shake customers can now scan a Lightning QR code at checkout using any supported wallet, completing transactions in seconds. The system uses a backend payment processor to handle real-time conversion to USD, ensuring stability and ease of use for both the customer and the merchant.Â
NEW: Fast food giant Steak 'n Shake will begin accepting Bitcoin payments for their over 100 million customers
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â Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) May 9, 2025
In Bitcoin Magazineâs previous coverage, the significance of even the hint of this move was noted, and now that itâs official, it confirms Steak ân Shake as one of the first major fast food brands to fully embrace Bitcoin through Lightning. This goes beyond the occasional âBitcoin accepted hereâ sign; this is a practical, streamlined payment option that reflects a commitment to Bitcoin integration.Â
Cashback Alert at Steak ân Shake!
Buy your next meal in Bitcoin Lightning
Pay using Speed Wallet at any @SteaknShake store and get 1,000 SATS cashback via Lightning
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â Speed Wallet
(@speedwallet) May 16, 2025
With tools like the Lightning Network making payments faster and more accessible, Steak ân Shake is positioning itself at the forefront of a shift toward practical, everyday BTC utility.
This update could signal a larger trend on the horizon. With more brands watching consumer behavior and the Lightning Networkâs increasing usability, Steak ân Shakeâs move might spark a wave of similar integrations.Â
This post Steak ân Shake Now Accepting Bitcoin via Lightning Network Across U.S. Locations first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Jenna Montgomery.
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@ cae03c48:2a7d6671
2025-05-16 16:22:47Bitcoin Magazine
Heritage Distilling Now Accepts Bitcoin and Will Hold It as a Company AssetYesterday, Heritage Distilling Holding Company, Inc. (NASDAQ: CASK), a leading U.S. craft spirits producer, announced that it will begin accepting Bitcoin as payment through its direct-to-consumer (DTC) e-commerce platform and will hold bitcoin as strategic assets under a newly approved Cryptocurrency Treasury Reserve Policy.
Heritage Distilling Implements Cryptocurrency Treasury Policy. Read the press release here: https://t.co/ve4Ttv0qGw $CASK pic.twitter.com/8MZLovwrjw
â Heritage Distilling (@HeritageDistill) May 15, 2025
The policy, approved by the companyâs Board of Directors as part of a broader sales and treasury diversification strategy, was developed by the Technology and Cryptocurrency Committee, chaired by tech and digital payments leader Matt Swann. The move makes Heritage the first in the craft spirits sector to formally integrate bitcoin into both its payment and treasury operations.
âA new age of commerce is emerging, with cryptocurrencies leading the way to reduce friction between parties, buyers and sellers of goods and services,â stated Matt Swann on behalf of the Board. âHaving been immersed in the convergence of technology and currencies for nearly two decades, it is exciting to see Heritage forge headfirst into the opportunity to combine the power of the consumer and cryptocurrency.â
Heritageâs decision comes amid rapidly growing public interest in digital assets. The company said it estimates that between 65 to 86 million Americans currently hold Bitcoin and crypto, and realizes the opportunity Heritage has to acquire more BTC by accepting it as payment.Â
âHeritage has always been an innovator and once again we are leading the way in the craft spirits space as we prepare to accept Bitcoin and Dogecoin as a form of payment for online e-commerce sales and to acquire and hold these cryptocurrencies as assets,â commented the CEO of Heritage Justin Stiefel. âAs I have noted in the past, unlike traditional investors who purchase crypto with cash and are immediately subject to potential pricing volatility, as a company producing goods for sale, acceptable margins between the retail price of our products and their cost of production is expected to offset potential fluctuations in the value of cryptos we accept as payment. This provides us considerable financial flexibility as we develop product offerings for users and enthusiasts of these fiat alternatives.â
The company sees Bitcoin as a long-term strategic asset and a forward-looking step in connecting with modern consumers while also exploring new efficiencies in financial operations. Heritage is not only integrating Bitcoin as a payment method but also incorporating it into its treasury strategy.
The new Cryptocurrency Treasury Policy can be found here.
This post Heritage Distilling Now Accepts Bitcoin and Will Hold It as a Company Asset first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Oscar Zarraga Perez.
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2025-05-16 13:20:33::youtube{#Pex7jW3Tqwo}
Developer SHIFT UP has announced that their latest titled, Stellar Blade, that was released on PS5 on the 2024, will release on PC via Steam and EGS on the 11th of June 2025.
The game will be priced at $60, and $80 for the edition of the game that includes the 'Twin Expansion Pack', which includes the NieR: Automata DLC and the Goddess of Victory: Nikke DLC, and a key to redeem a Stellar Blade costume in the developer's previous Free-to-Play title Goddess of Victory: Nikke.
The trailer released to announce said release date also showcases the changes the made for the game and highlight PC specific enhancements, support, and options.
It's worth noting, in terms of negative news that tagged along with this, that the game will have Denuvo running, which there are evidence that decreases a game's performance, and may prevent you from playing the game offline. The game will also have an optional PSN account login, and because of this, the game is not available for purchase in around 130 countries. There's also an exclusive outfit locked behind a PSN-to-Steam account linking.
Here's the system requirements:
| | Minimum | Recommended | High | Very High | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Average Performance | 1080P at 60 frames per second | 1440P at 60 frames per second | 1440P at 60 frames per second | 4K at 60 frames per second | | Graphic Presets | Low | Medium | High | Very High | | CPU | Intel Core i5-7600K AMD Ryzen 5 1600X | Intel Core i5-8400 AMD Ryzen 5 3600X | Intel Core i5-8400 AMD Ryzen 5 3600X | Intel Core i5-8400 AMD Ryzen 5 3600X | | GPU | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT | | RAM | 16GB | 16GB | 16GB | 16GB | | Storage | 75GB HDD (SSD Recommended) | 75GB SSD | 75GB SSD | 75GB SSD | | OS | Windows 10 64-bit | Windows 10 64-bit | Windows 10 64-bit | Windows 10 64-bit |
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@ 84b0c46a:417782f5
2025-05-16 13:09:31â áŽïœ„ â â áŽïœ„ ââ áŽïœ„ â
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2025-05-16 13:09:05Baustelle HERZ
Können wir nicht einfach glĂŒcklich sein? Nein.
Eine traumatisierte Gesellschaft kann nicht EINFACH glĂŒcklich sein, weil die Herzen verletzt sind.
âJa, aber es gibt doch auch noch andere Probleme als Traumaâ, kritisieren einige.
âIch habe schlieĂlich eine Familie und einen anstrengenden Jobâ, erklĂ€ren andere.
âFĂŒr mich ist das eine abstrakte Diskussion, ein Luxusproblemâ, geben manche zu bedenken.
âEigentlich möchte ich mich mit dem Thema gar nicht beschĂ€ftigenâ, sagen wenige, denken aber viele.
âIch beschĂ€ftige mich lieber mit positiven Dingenâ, ist die diplomatische Variante der Vermeidung dieses Themas.
Niemand redet gerne ĂŒber Trauma, bis es an die eigene TĂŒr klopft. Und dann ist guter Rat teuer. Dann wĂŒrde man gerne reden, aber die anderen wollen immer noch nicht.
Niemand redet gerne ĂŒber Trauma.
âWas heiĂt denn Anklopfen?â Mit Anklopfen meine ich die Situationen, die jeder kennt. Gemeint sind ganz normale Lebenskrisen, die es mehrmals in jedem Leben gibt.
âIst denn eine Lebenskrise gleichzusetzten mit einem Trauma?â Nein, aber durch eine starke Lebenskrise kann ein altes Trauma wieder hochgespĂŒlt werden, und das fĂŒhlt sich dann original so an, wie das Trauma, das man z.B. als Kind oder spĂ€ter im Leben erlebt hat.
Und das passiert in einer traumatisierten Gesellschaft stĂ€ndig, nur nennen die Leute es nicht so. Niemand sagt: âEr oder sie hat ein aktiviertes Trauma.â
Hierzu habe ich eine Anekdote. Vor ein paar Monaten zog in das Nachbarhaus bei mir auf der StraĂe ein junger Mann ein. Das Haus war frisch renoviert worden. Es zogen zeitgleich mehrere junge Leute jeweils in eine Wohnung dieses Hauses ein. Die Stimmung im Haus war gut, weil alles neu und geschmackvoll gestaltet worden war und die Mieter gut zusammen passten. Dann merkten die Mieter und Nachbarn, dass es einem jungen Mann nicht gut ging. Er saĂ den ganzen Tag in der Wohnung, konnte sich zu nichts aufraffen. Er schaffte es nicht, sich Lebensmittel einzukaufen. Ein Freund kam regelmĂ€Ăig vorbei und brachte ihm Essen. Eine Ă€ltere Nachbarin fragte nach einigen Monaten diesen Freund, was dem jungen Mann denn fehle, ob er eine Krankheit habe oder was denn los sei. Der Freund lachte und sagte nur einen Satz: âEr stirbt.â
Die Nachbarin erzĂ€hlte mir das und schaute mich fragend an. Ich ĂŒbersetzte ihr den Satz und meinte: âEr hat vermutlich Liebeskummer.â Aber was ich wirklich dachte, war, dass er ein aktiviertes Trauma hatte, nur sagte ich das nicht zur Nachbarin. Nach mittlerweile zwei Jahren kommt der Freund immer noch regelmĂ€Ăig und bringt dem jungen Mann Essen. Er kauft fĂŒr ihn ein und kĂŒmmert sich um ihn.
Manche Menschen leiden sehr lange unter Verlusten, ZurĂŒckweisungen, Niederlagen, Verletzungen. Andere kommen nie auf die nĂ€chste Stufe, obwohl sie sich unaufhörlich anstrengen. Wieder andere haben alles und sind dennoch unzufrieden und in permanenter Angriffshaltung. All diese PhĂ€nomene dauern oft lange, manchmal sogar ein Leben lang. Meines Erachtens sind das aktivierte Traumen bzw. Traumen, die gut verschlossen dennoch im Unterbewusstsein gegen die eigene Person arbeiten.
Trauma hat viele Gesichter.
Es kommt bei den unmöglichsten Gelegenheiten zum Vorschein. Und oft erkennen wir es nicht als das, was es ist. Wir suchen den Grund im AuĂen, den es ja meist auch gibt. Nur ist der Grund nicht der Grund, sondern nur der Auslöser.
Auch ich bin einmal âgestorbenâ. Dieser Zustand dauerte ĂŒber drei Jahre an. Deshalb klingelte es bei mir auch sofort im Ohr als die Nachbarin sagte, der Freund habe gesagt: âEr stirbt.â
Sprache ist wunderbar.
Wer beides schon mal erlebt hat, eine normale Trennung und eine schwere Trennung, einen normalen Arbeitsplatzwechsel oder einen dramatischen Jobverlust, ein geplatztes GeschĂ€ft oder einen geplatzten Lebenstraum, das Ende einer Freundschaft oder eine KrĂ€nkung, ĂŒber die man noch nach 35 Jahren so berichtet, als ob es gestern gewesen wĂ€re, der kennt den Unterschied in der IntensitĂ€t der GefĂŒhle. Manche Menschen erzĂ€hlen immer wieder eine Geschichte, obwohl man sie schon kennt und auch sein MitgefĂŒhl dazu ausgedrĂŒckt hat. Manche Menschen reden gar nicht mehr ĂŒber eine bestimmte Sache, bis einem irgendwann von Dritten gesagt wird, dass man ihn oder sie besser nicht auf das Thema XYZ ansprechen sollte.
All das sind aktivierte Traumen, die noch weh tun, noch nicht verarbeitet sind. Es sind Dinge, die jedem von uns passieren können. Jeder erlebt im Leben partnerschaftliche Trennungen, geplatzte GeschĂ€fte und KrĂ€nkungen am laufenden Meter, aber es âtrifftâ einen nicht immer gleich. Und es trifft nicht nur die Sensiblen, sondern es trifft jeden, wenn der Punkt, an dem es trifft, wund ist. Der wunde Punkt macht jeden sensibel. Auch robuste Naturen haben einen wunden Punkt. Und wenn der getroffen wird, dann werden auch die hĂ€rtesten Menschen butterweich. In einer traumatisierten Gesellschaft wird jeder so oft  âgetroffenâ, wie es braucht, bis er sich dem Thema widmet. Wir alle haben diese frĂŒhen oder spĂ€ten Traumen erlebt, die frĂŒher oder spĂ€ter erneut durch Krisen aktiviert werden. Und dann âsterbenâ wir, zumindest gefĂŒhlt.
Denn Trauma ist immer existenziell.
Und aktiviertes Trauma ist bitte nicht zu verwechseln mit Depression. Es ist ein aktiviertes Trauma, das sich im Unterschied zur Depression sehr wach, lebendig und vor allem schmerzvoll anfĂŒhlt. Es fĂŒhlt sich an wie âdamalsâ. Das versteht man, in der Situation steckend, komischerweise sofort, denn wir haben ein SchmerzgedĂ€chtnis. Wir können DĂŒfte oder Musik ja auch sofort zuordnen, wenn sie uns an etwas erinnern. Mit Schmerz ist es Ă€hnlich. Aber es fĂ€llt so schwer, darĂŒber zu reden, weil es keiner versteht und weil es dafĂŒr meines Erachtens in unserer Sprache keine Worte gibt. Man versteht das erst, wenn man es selbst erlebt hat. Und dann reichen zwei Worte.
Die Baustelle HERZ versteht man erst, wenn man selbst ein aktiviertes Trauma erlebt, durchlebt hat, wenn man einmal âgestorbenâ ist.
Heute kann ich an ĂuĂerungen, die jemand macht, gut ablesen, ob jemand seine Baustelle HERZ bereits kennen gelernt hat oder nicht. Menschen, die das selbst noch nicht kennen gelernt haben, haben oft aufmunternde SprĂŒche wie âDas wird schon wieder. Jetzt lass den Kopf mal nicht hĂ€ngen.â Das hilft einem dann in etwa so, wie wenn man in einer Depression gesagt bekommt: âNun lach doch mal.â Man weiĂ dann sofort, welchen Erfahrungshintergrund das GegenĂŒber hat. Das ist keine Wertung, nur eine Feststellung. Unsere Kultur hat hier einfach wichtiges Wissen verloren. Ich persönlich weiĂ nicht, wie es ist, ein Kind auf die Welt zu bringen oder ein Kind zu verlieren. Ich weiĂ vieles nicht und habe vermutlich auch schon wenig hilfreiche Kommentare abgegeben, weil ich es nicht besser wusste. Aber ich weiĂ, wie sich ein aktiviertes Trauma anfĂŒhlt. Und das ist ein wertvolles Wissen, was ich gern teilen möchte. Man schaut mit diesem erfahrenen Wissen (kein BĂŒcher-Wissen) viel  differenzierter auf das Leid anderer Menschen. Es gibt so viele Sorten von Trauma und deswegen auch Sorten von aktiviertem Trauma. Manchmal denkt man sich nichts dabei und sagt etwas, und schon hat man beim anderen einen Punkt getroffen, der dadurch nun schmerzt. Wenn man GlĂŒck hat, dann dauert der Schmerz nur kurz an. Wenn man Pech hat, ist die Freundschaft zu Ende. Ich habe das selbst schon erlebt. Mal war ich es, die den RĂŒckzug angetreten hat. Mal war es der andere. Hinter diesen PhĂ€nomenen steckt nichtverarbeitetes Trauma. Die BildungslĂŒcke bezĂŒglich Trauma in unserer Gesellschaft ist (gewollt) riesig.
Wir sind eine traumatisierte Gesellschaft, die nicht weiĂ, dass sie eine traumatisierte Gesellschaft ist.
Viele Menschen haben unverarbeitetes Trauma im GepÀck. Wir haben selbst nach Jahren der Therapie und Selbstreflektion immer noch unverarbeitete Anteile eines Traumas im GepÀck, das wir glaubten, bearbeitet zu haben. Mir ist das bewusst geworden, je besser ich mein eigenes Trauma kennen und lieben gelernt habe.
Eigentlich wollte ich heute kurz etwas ĂŒber den gesunden Umgang mit GefĂŒhlen schreiben. Beim Schreiben habe ich aber gemerkt, dass ich erstmal etwas ĂŒber das Haus erzĂ€hlen muss, bevor ich ĂŒber die GĂ€ste, die GefĂŒhle, rede. Ich bin das Haus, das durch Verstand und GefĂŒhle belebt wird. Und hinter dem Haus gibt es noch ein ganzes Universum, auf das ich heute nicht eingehen möchte.
GefĂŒhle und FĂŒhlen sind zentral wichtig, wenn man Trauma bearbeiten möchte.
Trauma wird solange aktiviert, bis es bearbeitet wurde.
In einer traumatisierten Gesellschaft wird 24/7 Trauma aktiviert. Und das ist gut so. Die Evolution schlÀft nicht. Die Evolution schenkt uns Schmerz, damit wir ihr Aufmerksamkeit schenken.
Das Leben liebt uns, und wiederkehrender Schmerz ist wie die Schlummerfunktion am Wecker, die möchte, dass wir aufwachen.
In unserer traumatisierten Gesellschaft klingelt momentan nicht nur der Wecker. Alles, was tönen kann, gibt Signal. Mir kommt es in dieser Zeit manchmal vor, wie wenn sich  gleichzeitig , das Kinder-Sinfonieorchester mit sĂ€mtlichen Instrumenten einstimmt, jemand mit dem Handy telefoniert, das Fenster zur HauptstraĂe offen steht, der Bus anfĂ€hrt, der Auspuff röhrt, jemand hupt, das Martinshorn aufheult, die Drehorgel spielt, das Pausenzeichen in der Schule ertönt, es an der TĂŒr klingelt und die Kirchenorgel aus allen Pfeifen flötet und brummt. Â
Aktiviertes Trauma macht ordentlich Krach individuell und erst recht gesellschaftlich gesehen. Und je lauter es ist, desto dringender möchte es bearbeitet werden.
Die Baustelle HERZ zu bearbeiten, lohnt sich. Und FĂŒhlen bringt die Verwandlung.
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@ 87fedb9f:0da83419
2025-05-16 12:45:01Push it! Push it! Push it!
That chant still echoes in my bones, not just from the gym, but from the inside out. I remember watching a bodybuilder once â the weight trembling above him, his muscles bulging and giving out, the spotters swooping in to catch the bar just in time. âTrain to failure,â they said. âThatâs how you grow.â
And it makes sense, doesnât it? If youâre being chased by a wild beast, you run until your body gives out. Thatâs how weâre wired â to survive first and foremost, not necessarily to thrive.
But what if the house weâre building isnât under threat from wolves? What if weâve got stone-moving machines and time to breathe? What if weâre not being chased anymore⊠but we still act like we are?
See, survival patterns are sneaky. They wear masks. They show up in workouts and work days. They dress up in ambition, caffeine, and âjust one more thing before I stop.â
Iâve never been a bodybuilder â my brother was â but Iâve tried that route in my own work life. Lift to failure. Push it. Every other day, Iâd be nursing another injury to body and mind.
I wasnât getting stronger. I was just breaking myself in cycles. Push, break, recover, repeat.
I see the same thing with brains. Push it. Adderall. More coffee. Keep going. Hit the wall. And thenâcollapse.
Thatâs not strengthening. Thatâs surviving pretending to be âpowerful.â
What happens to the rest of your system when your brain is sucking up all the energy just to stay on task? You stop digesting. You stop feeling the sun on your skin. You stop enjoying your kidsâ laughter. Everything feels like something to push through.
That isnât thriving.
Thriving feels different. Itâs alive, yes â thereâs activation. But itâs not strained. When weâre in thriving mode, weâre with our energy, not yanking it out by the roots and forcing it to regrow. The muscles â or the mind â are engaged, fluid, expressive. Alive.
Itâs a fine line. You can take the same exact action and fill it with stress.
Iâve done it. Iâve turned a perfectly normal task into a survival sprint. It feels ridiculous in hindsight â like, why did I make this email reply into a mountain climb?
Because my primitive brain still whispers, âIf you donât do this perfectly and fast, youâll die.â Not literally. But the threat feels real. The imagined judgment, the self-criticism, the fear of not being enough â theyâre imaginary lions in the tall grass of modern life.
Iâve used this system on myself. Iâve strained my nervous system like fingernails scraping rock to avoid a fall that was never coming.
Thatâs what weâre supposed to do, right? We bring survival force into every aspect. Into parenting. Into projects. Into relationships.
And we wonder why weâre tired all the time. Not sleepy tired â soul tired. That kind of tired that feels like you ran for your life⊠but all you did was sit at your desk.
Hereâs what I know now: if youâre not actually in danger, you can stop living like you are.
You donât have to push everything to the edge. You donât have to prove your strength through strain. Strength can be alive in you â not torn, not depleted, but awake and sustaining.
And when we live from there, the recovery feels different, too. Weâre not collapsing. Weâre restoring.
Weâre not dropping all the pieces and then forcing ourselves to pick them up⊠again! Instead, weâre crafting a thriving life from the pieces we find, fashion, and consciously put in place.
Thereâs a wisdom to building your foundation around thriving â not just surviving. And thriving starts with recognizing: itâs not life or death to get through your inbox. Your self-worth isnât measured by how busy and depleted you are.
Look around. Are you stacking more and more iron to prove something? Or are you listening to the quiet whisper that says, âYes, move⊠but donât hurt yourself doing it.â
And in a life that tells you to push until you fail, choosing to rest and relish â choosing to feel alive rather than just alive-enough â might just be the truest strength there is.
Useful Concepts for Thriving in This Story
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Primitive Brain\ The primitive brain keeps us on high alert even when weâre safe â itâs time to question whether the lion is real.
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Unrushed\ Being unrushed is a radical shift from survival tempo to the rhythm of true aliveness.
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Savvy\ Savvy invites us to work with our energy wisely, not destructively â to choose thriving over proving.
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Vitality\ Vitality flows when we stop draining ourselves for performance and start living from inner strength.
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Inspired Action\ Inspired action arises from presence and aliveness, not adrenaline and depletion.
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@ 8f69ac99:4f92f5fd
2025-05-16 11:40:35HĂĄ algo quase reconfortante na previsibilidade com que certos colunistas abordam Bitcoin: a cada oportunidade, repetem os mesmos chavĂ”es, reciclados com indignação moralista e embrulhados numa embalagem de falsa autoridade. O artigo publicado na VisĂŁo, com o tĂtulo dramĂĄtico "De criança prodĂgio a adolescente problemĂĄtico", encaixa-se perfeitamente nesse molde.
Trata-se de uma peça de opiniĂŁo que mistura factos irrelevantes com interpretaçÔes enviesadas, estatĂsticas sem contexto e um medo mal disfarçado de perder o monopĂłlio da narrativa econĂłmica. A autora, Sofia Santos Machado, opta por colar em Bitcoin os desastres do chamado âmundo criptoâ como se fossem parte do mesmo fenĂłmeno â ignorando, por conveniĂȘncia ou ignorĂąncia, que Bitcoin nĂŁo Ă© altcoins, nĂŁo Ă© NFTs, nĂŁo Ă© esquemas de yield exĂłtico, e nĂŁo Ă© fintech vestida de blockchain.
Esta resposta centra-se exclusivamente em Bitcoin â um protocolo monetĂĄrio aberto, incorruptĂvel e resistente Ă censura, que jĂĄ estĂĄ a servir como salvaguarda de valor em regiĂ”es onde o sistema financeiro convencional falhou. NĂŁo me interessa defender pirĂąmides, tokens inflacionĂĄrios ou aventuras bancĂĄrias mal calculadas.
Criticar Bitcoin Ă© legĂtimo â mas fazĂȘ-lo sem saber do que se fala Ă© apenas desinformação.
A Histeria da Ăgua â Falar Sem Saber
O artigo abre com uma pérola alarmista sobre o consumo de ågua:
âUma Ășnica transacção de bitcoin consome seis milhĂ”es de vezes mais ĂĄgua do que um pagamento com cartĂŁo.â
Seis. MilhĂ”es. De vezes. Resta saber se a autora escreveu isto com cara sĂ©ria ou a rir-se enquanto bebia ĂĄgua engarrafada dos Alpes SuĂços.
Fontes? Metodologia? Contexto? Estou a brincar â isto Ă© a VisĂŁo, onde os nĂșmeros sĂŁo decoração e os factos opcionais.
Claro que comparar transacçÔes na camada base de Bitcoin com pagamentos "instantĂąneos" da rede Visa Ă© tĂŁo rigoroso como comparar um Boeing 747 com um aviĂŁo de papel porque um voa mais longe. Um artigo sĂ©rio teria falado em batching, na Lightning Network, ou no facto de que Bitcoin nem sequer compete com a Visa nesse nĂvel, nem em nenhum. Mas isso exigiria, imagine-se, investigação.
Pior ainda, nĂŁo hĂĄ qualquer menção ao consumo de ĂĄgua na extracção de ouro, nos data centers bancĂĄrios, ou no treino de modelos de inteligĂȘncia artificial. Pelos vistos, sĂł Bitcoin tem de obedecer aos mandamentos ecolĂłgicos da VisĂŁo. O resto? Santa ignorĂąncia selectiva.
Criminosos e o Fantasma do Satoshi
Eis o clĂĄssico: âBitcoin Ă© usado por criminososâ. Um clichĂ© bafiento tirado do baĂș de 2013, agora reapresentado como se fosse escĂąndalo fresco.
Na realidade, Bitcoin Ă© pseudĂłnimo, nĂŁo anĂłnimo. Todas as transacçÔes ficam gravadas num livro pĂșblico â nĂŁo Ă© propriamente o esconderijo ideal para lavar dinheiro, a menos que sejas fĂŁ de disfarces em nĂ©on.
E os dados? ClarĂssimos. Segundo a Chainalysis e a Europol, a actividade ilĂcita com Bitcoin tem vindo a diminuir. Enquanto isso, os bancos â esses bastiĂ”es de confiança â continuam a ser apanhados a lavar biliĂ”es para cartĂ©is e cleptocratas. Mas disso a VisĂŁo nĂŁo fala. Devia estragar a narrativa.
O verdadeiro crime aqui é a preguiça intelectual tão profunda que quase merece uma moldura. A Visão tem um editor?
O Espantalho Energético
Como uma criança que acabou de aprender uma palavra nova, a VisĂŁo repete âconsumo energĂ©ticoâ como se fosse um pecado original. Bitcoin usa electricidade â escĂąndalo!
Mas vejamos: o Proof-of-Work nĂŁo Ă© um defeito. Ă a razĂŁo pela qual Bitcoin Ă© seguro. NĂŁo hĂĄ âdesperdĂcioâ â hĂĄ uso, e muitas vezes com energia excedente, renovĂĄvel, ou que de outro modo seria desperdiçada. Ă por isso que os mineiros se instalam junto a barragens remotas, queima de gĂĄs (flaring), ou parques eĂłlicos no meio do nada â nĂŁo porque odeiam o planeta, mas porque os incentivos econĂłmicos funcionam. Escrevi sobre isso aqui.
O que a VisĂŁo convenientemente ignora Ă© que Bitcoin estĂĄ a ajudar a integrar mais energia renovĂĄvel nas redes, funcionando como carga flexĂvel. Mas nuance? Trabalho de casa? Esquece lĂĄ isso.
Para uma explicação mais sĂ©ria, podiam ter ouvido o podcast A Seita Bitcoin com o Daniel Batten. Mas para quĂȘ investigar?
Cripto = Bitcoin = Fraude?
Aqui chegamos ao buraco negro intelectual: enfiar tudo no mesmo saco. FTX colapsou? Culpa de Bitcoin. Um banqueiro jogou com altcoins? Culpa de Bitcoin. Scam de NFT? Deve ter sido o Satoshi.
Vamos esclarecer: Bitcoin nĂŁo Ă© âcriptoâ. Bitcoin Ă© descentralizado, sem lĂderes, transparente. NĂŁo teve prĂ©-mineração, nĂŁo tem CEO, nĂŁo promete lucros. O que o rodeia? Tokens centralizados, esquemas Ponzi, pirĂąmides e vaporware â precisamente o oposto do que Bitcoin representa.
Se um executivo bancĂĄrio perde o dinheiro dos clientes em Dogecoins, isso Ă© um problema dele. Bitcoin nĂŁo lhe prometeu nada. Foi a ganĂąncia.
E convenhamos: os bancos tradicionais tambĂ©m colapsam. E nĂŁo precisam de satoshis para isso. Bastam dĂvidas mal geridas, contabilidade criativa e uma fĂ© cega no sistema.
Culpar Bitcoin por falcatruas âcriptoâ Ă© como culpar o TCP/IP ou SMTP por emails de phishing. Ă preguiçoso, desonesto e diz-nos mais sobre a autora do que sobre a tecnologia.
Promessas Por Cumprir? SĂł Se NĂŁo Estiveres a Ver
A "jornalista" da VisĂŁo lamenta que âapĂłs 15 anos, os riscos sĂŁo reais mas as promessas por cumprirâ. Que promessas? Dinheiro grĂĄtis? CafĂ©s pagos com QR codes mĂĄgicos?
Bitcoin nunca prometeu fazer cappuccinos mais rĂĄpidos. Prometeu soberania monetĂĄria, resistĂȘncia Ă censura e um sistema previsĂvel. E tem cumprido â diariamente, para milhĂ”es. E para o cappuccino, hĂĄ sempre a Lightning Network.
Pergunta aos venezuelanos, nigerianos, peruanos ou argentinos se Bitcoin falhou. Para muitos, Ă© a Ășnica forma de escapar Ă hiperinflação, ao confisco estatal e Ă decadĂȘncia financeira.
Bitcoin nĂŁo Ă© uma app. Ă infra-estrutura. Ă uma nova camada base para o dinheiro global. NĂŁo se vĂȘ â mas protege, impĂ”e regras e nĂŁo obedece a caprichos de banqueiros centrais.
E isso assusta. Especialmente quem nunca viveu fora da bolha do euro.
ConclusĂŁo: A VisĂŁo a Gritar Contra o Progresso
No fim, o artigo da Visão é um festival de clichés, dados errados e ressentimento. Não é só enganador. à desonesto. Culpa a tecnologia pelos erros dos homens. Rejeita o futuro em nome do conforto passado.
Bitcoin não é uma varinha mågica. Mas é a fundação de uma nova liberdade financeira. Uma ferramenta para proteger valor, resistir a abusos e escapar ao controlo constante de quem acha que sabe o que é melhor para ti.
Portanto, fica aqui o desafio, Sofia: se queres criticar Bitcoin, primeiro percebe o que Ă©. LĂȘ o white paper. Estuda. Faz perguntas difĂceis.
Caso contrĂĄrio, Ă©s sĂł mais um cĂŁo a ladrar para a trovoada â muito barulho, zero impacto.
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@ 975e4ad5:8d4847ce
2025-05-16 11:22:20Introduction
Bitcoin and torrents are two technologies that have reshaped how people share information and resources in the digital age. Both are built on decentralized principles and challenge traditional systemsâtorrents in the realm of file sharing, and Bitcoin in the world of finance. However, while torrents have seen a decline in popularity with the rise of streaming platforms like Netflix and HBO, many wonder whether Bitcoin will follow a similar trajectory or continue to grow as a widely adopted technology. This article explores the similarities between the two technologies, the resilience of torrents against attempts to shut them down, the reasons for their declining popularity, and why Bitcoin is likely to avoid a similar fate.
Similarities Between Torrents and Bitcoin
Torrents and Bitcoin share several key characteristics that make them unique and resilient:
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Decentralization:\ Torrents rely on peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, where users share files directly with each other without depending on a central server. Similarly, Bitcoin operates on a blockchainâa decentralized network of nodes that maintain and validate transactions. This lack of a central authority makes both technologies difficult to control or shut down.
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Censorship Resistance:\ Both systems are designed to withstand attempts at restriction. Torrents continue to function even when specific sites like The Pirate Bay are blocked, as the network relies on thousands of users worldwide. Bitcoin is also resistant to government bans, as transactions are processed by a global network of miners.
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Anonymity and Pseudonymity:\ Torrents allow users to share files without revealing their identities, especially when using VPNs. Bitcoin, while pseudonymous (transactions are public but not directly tied to real-world identities), offers a similar level of privacy, attracting users seeking financial freedom.
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Open Source:\ Both technologies are open-source, enabling developers to improve and adapt them. This fosters innovation and makes the systems more resilient to attacks.
Why Torrents Cannot Be Stopped
Torrents have persisted despite numerous attempts to curb them due to their decentralized nature. Governments and organizations have shut down sites like The Pirate Bay and Kickass Torrents, but new platforms quickly emerge. The key reasons for their resilience include:
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P2P Architecture:\ Torrents do not rely on a single server. Every user downloading or sharing a file becomes part of the network, making it impossible to completely dismantle.
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Global Distribution:\ Millions of users worldwide sustain torrent networks. Even if one country imposes strict regulations, others continue to support the system.
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Adaptability:\ The torrent community quickly adapts to challenges, using VPNs, proxy servers, or the dark web to bypass restrictions.
Despite this resilience, the popularity of torrents has significantly declined in recent years, particularly among younger users.
The Decline of Torrents: Why They Lost Popularity
In the early 2000s, torrents were the primary way to access movies, music, and software. They were easy to use, free, and offered a vast array of content. However, the rise of streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO, Disney+, and Spotify has changed how people consume media. The main reasons for the decline of torrents include:
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Convenience:\ Streaming platforms provide instant access to high-quality content without the need for downloading or specialized software. Torrents, in contrast, require technical knowledge and are often slower.
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Legality and Safety:\ Using torrents carries risks such as viruses, malware, and legal consequences. Streaming services offer a safe and legal alternative.
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Marketing and Accessibility:\ Platforms like Netflix invest billions in original content and marketing, attracting younger users who prefer easy access over free but risky downloads.
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Social Shifts:\ Younger generations, raised with access to subscription services, are often unfamiliar with torrents or view them as outdated. Studies from 2023 indicate that only a small percentage of people under 25 regularly use torrents.
Despite this decline, torrents have not disappeared entirely. They are still used in regions with limited access to streaming services or by users who value free access to niche content.
Why Bitcoin Will Not Share the Fate of Torrents
Despite the similarities, Bitcoin has unique characteristics that make it more likely to achieve mainstream adoption rather than being overshadowed by alternatives. Here are the key reasons:
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Financial Revolution:\ Bitcoin addresses problems that lack direct alternatives. It enables transactions without intermediaries, which is particularly valuable in countries with unstable currencies or limited banking access. Unlike torrents, which were replaced by more convenient streaming platforms, traditional financial systems still have flaws that Bitcoin addresses.
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Institutional Adoption:\ Major companies like Tesla, PayPal, and Square accept Bitcoin or invest in it. Financial institutions, including JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, are developing cryptocurrency-related products. This institutional acceptance boosts Bitcoinâs credibility and legitimacy, something torrents never achieved.
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Limited Supply:\ Bitcoinâs fixed supply of 21 million coins makes it attractive as a store of value, similar to gold. This characteristic distinguishes it from other technologies and gives it potential for long-term growth.
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Technological Advancements:\ The Bitcoin network evolves through improvements like the Lightning Network, which makes transactions faster and cheaper. These innovations make it competitive with traditional payment systems, whereas torrents failed to adapt to streaming technologies.
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Global Financial Integration:\ Unlike torrents, which remained in the niche of file sharing, Bitcoin has the potential to integrate into the global financial system. Countries like El Salvador have already recognized it as legal tender, and others may follow suit.
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Cultural and Economic Significance:\ Bitcoin is perceived not only as a technology but also as a movement for financial independence and decentralization. This ideology attracts young people and tech enthusiasts, making it more resilient to the social shifts that affected torrents.
Conclusion
Torrents and Bitcoin share common roots as decentralized technologies that challenge the status quo. However, while torrents lost popularity due to the rise of more convenient and legal alternatives, Bitcoin has the potential to avoid this fate. Its ability to address real financial problems, institutional adoption, and technological advancements make it a likely candidate for mainstream use in the future. While torrents remained a niche technology, Bitcoin is emerging as a global force that could transform how the world perceives money.
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@ 9ca447d2:fbf5a36d
2025-05-16 11:17:00Ukraine is reportedly about to make history by becoming the first country in Europe to have a national bitcoin reserve, a move aimed at strengthening its economy during the war with Russia.
The plan is still in its early stages and Binance, the worldâs largest digital asset exchange, is involved.
According to Incrypted, a Ukrainian digital asset news outlet, Ukrainian MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak, First Deputy Chairman of the Finance, Tax and Customs Policy Committee, confirmed that the draft law is almost ready and will be submitted to the parliament soon.
âWe will soon submit a draft law from the industry allowing the creation of crypto reserves,â Zheleznyak told Incrypted.
Earlier discussions mentioned a broader âcrypto reserveâ but the current plan is focused on bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. If approved, the law will allow the National Bank of Ukraine to hold bitcoin as part of the countryâs official reserves.
Since the war with Russia started, Ukraine has become one of the most bitcoin-friendly countries in the world.
In 2022 and 2023 Ukraine raised over $100 million in digital asset donations for defense and humanitarian purposes. A report from Chainalysis ranked the country among the top 10 countries for bitcoin adoption globally.
A rather vague and unconfirmed report by BitcoinTreasuries.net states that âholdings of public officialsâ currently stand at 46,351 BTC.
Ukraine bitcoin holdings as reported by BitcoinTreasuries
Supporters of the bitcoin reserve say it will help Ukraine protect its economy from war-related instability, inflation and currency depreciation.
By going digital, the government is looking for modern tools to strengthen its financial system in uncertain times. This is not just about storing bitcoin, itâs about establishing clear laws for digital assets ownership, management and use.
Binance is playing an advisory role in the project. The company has worked with Ukraine on digital asset education and regulations in the past and is now helping to shape the legal framework for the bitcoin reserve.
Kirill Khomyakov, Binanceâs regional head for Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Africa, confirmed the companyâs support, but warned it wonât be fast or easy.
âThe creation of such a reserve will require significant changes in legislation,â Khomyakov said. âAnother positive aspect is that this initiative will likely lead to greater clarity in the regulation of crypto assets in Ukraine.â
Despite the support from some officials, there are legal hurdles. Ukrainian laws donât allow bitcoin to be in the official reserves. So the government needs to pass new laws for it to happen.
Efforts to legalize bitcoin in general have been going on for years. In 2021, a draft law on virtual assets was approved by Finance Committee but was withdrawn after the Presidentâs Office and financial regulators objected.
Up to now, over 80 amendments have been proposed, showing how complicated the process is.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation is leading a larger reform that could introduce rules for digital asset exchanges, tax laws and anti-money laundering standards in the country.
Ukraine isnât alone in considering bitcoin as a national reserve asset. In March 2025, the U.S. announced its own Strategic Bitcoin Reserve using BTC seized in criminal cases.
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@ 91bea5cd:1df4451c
2025-05-16 11:07:16InstruçÔes:
- Leia cada pergunta cuidadosamente.
- Escolha a opção (A, B, C ou D) que melhor descreve vocĂȘ na maioria das situaçÔes. Seja o mais honesto possĂvel.
- Anote a letra correspondente Ă sua escolha para cada pergunta.
- No final, some quantas vezes vocĂȘ escolheu cada letra (A, B, C, D).
- Veja a seção de resultados para interpretar sua pontuação.
Teste de Temperamento
1. Em um evento social (festa, reuniĂŁo), como vocĂȘ geralmente se comporta? A) Sou o centro das atençÔes, converso com todos, faço piadas e animo o ambiente. B) Tomo a iniciativa, organizo atividades ou discussĂ”es, e gosto de liderar conversas. C) Prefiro observar, conversar em grupos menores ou com pessoas que jĂĄ conheço bem, e analiso o ambiente. D) Sou tranquilo, ouvinte, evito chamar atenção e me adapto ao ritmo do grupo.
2. Ao enfrentar um novo projeto ou tarefa desafiadora no trabalho ou estudo: A) Fico entusiasmado com a novidade, tenho muitas ideias iniciais, mas posso me distrair facilmente. B) Defino metas claras, crio um plano de ação rĂĄpido e foco em alcançar resultados eficientemente. C) Analiso todos os detalhes, planejo meticulosamente, prevejo possĂveis problemas e busco a perfeição. D) Abordo com calma, trabalho de forma constante e organizada, e prefiro um ambiente sem pressĂŁo.
3. Como vocĂȘ geralmente reage a crĂticas? A) Tento levar na esportiva, talvez faça uma piada, mas posso me magoar momentaneamente e logo esqueço. B) Defendo meu ponto de vista vigorosamente, posso ficar irritado se sentir injustiça, mas foco em corrigir o problema. C) Levo muito a sĂ©rio, analiso profundamente, posso me sentir magoado por um tempo e repenso minhas açÔes. D) Escuto com calma, considero a crĂtica objetivamente e tento nĂŁo levar para o lado pessoal, buscando a paz.
4. Qual seu estilo de tomada de decisĂŁo? A) Sou impulsivo, decido rapidamente com base no entusiasmo do momento, Ă s vezes me arrependo depois. B) Sou decidido e rĂĄpido, foco no objetivo final, Ă s vezes sem considerar todos os detalhes ou sentimentos alheios. C) Sou ponderado, analiso todas as opçÔes e consequĂȘncias, demoro para decidir buscando a melhor escolha. D) Sou cauteloso, prefiro evitar decisĂ”es difĂceis, busco consenso ou adio se possĂvel.
5. Como vocĂȘ lida com rotina e repetição? A) Acho entediante rapidamente, preciso de variedade e novidade constante para me manter engajado. B) Tolero se for necessĂĄrio para atingir um objetivo, mas prefiro desafios e mudanças que eu controlo. C) Aprecio a ordem e a previsibilidade, me sinto confortĂĄvel com rotinas bem estabelecidas. D) Adapto-me bem Ă rotina, acho confortĂĄvel e seguro, nĂŁo gosto de mudanças bruscas.
6. Em uma discussão ou conflito: A) Tento aliviar a tensão com humor, expresso meus sentimentos abertamente, mas não guardo rancor. B) Sou direto e assertivo, defendo minha posição com firmeza, posso parecer confrontador. C) Evito confronto direto, mas fico remoendo o problema, analiso os argumentos e posso guardar ressentimento. D) Busco a conciliação, tento entender todos os lados, sou diplomåtico e evito o conflito a todo custo.
7. Como vocĂȘ expressa seus sentimentos (alegria, tristeza, raiva)? A) Expresso de forma aberta, intensa e visĂvel, minhas emoçÔes mudam rapidamente. B) Expresso de forma direta e forte, principalmente a raiva ou a determinação, controlo emoçÔes "fracas". C) Tendo a internalizar, minhas emoçÔes sĂŁo profundas e duradouras, posso parecer reservado. D) Sou contido na expressĂŁo emocional, mantenho a calma externamente, mesmo que sinta algo internamente.
8. Qual seu nĂvel de energia habitual? A) Alto, sou muito ativo, falante e entusiasmado, gosto de estar em movimento. B) Muito alto e direcionado, tenho muita energia para perseguir meus objetivos e liderar. C) VariĂĄvel, posso ter picos de energia para projetos que me interessam, mas tambĂ©m preciso de tempo quieto para recarregar. D) Moderado e constante, sou calmo, tranquilo, prefiro atividades menos agitadas.
9. Como vocĂȘ organiza seu espaço de trabalho ou sua casa? A) Pode ser um pouco caĂłtico e desorganizado, com muitas coisas interessantes espalhadas. B) Organizado de forma funcional para mĂĄxima eficiĂȘncia, focado no essencial para as tarefas. C) Extremamente organizado, metĂłdico, cada coisa em seu lugar, prezo pela ordem e estĂ©tica. D) ConfortĂĄvel e prĂĄtico, nĂŁo necessariamente impecĂĄvel, mas funcional e sem excessos.
10. O que mais te motiva? A) Reconhecimento social, diversĂŁo, novas experiĂȘncias e interaçÔes. B) Poder, controle, desafios, alcançar metas ambiciosas e resultados concretos. C) Qualidade, significado, fazer as coisas da maneira certa, compreensĂŁo profunda. D) Paz, estabilidade, harmonia nos relacionamentos, evitar estresse e pressĂŁo.
11. Como vocĂȘ reage a imprevistos ou mudanças de plano? A) Adapto-me rapidamente, Ă s vezes atĂ© gosto da novidade, embora possa atrapalhar meus planos iniciais. B) Fico irritado com a perda de controle, mas rapidamente busco uma solução alternativa para manter o objetivo. C) Sinto-me desconfortĂĄvel e ansioso, preciso de tempo para reavaliar e replanejar cuidadosamente. D) Aceito com calma, sou flexĂvel e me ajusto sem muito alarde, desde que nĂŁo gere conflito.
12. Qual o seu maior medo (em termos gerais)? A) Ser rejeitado, ignorado ou ficar entediado. B) Perder o controle, parecer fraco ou incompetente. C) Cometer erros graves, ser inadequado ou imperfeito. D) Conflitos, pressão, tomar decisÔes erradas que afetem a estabilidade.
13. Como vocĂȘ costuma passar seu tempo livre? A) Socializando, saindo com amigos, buscando atividades novas e divertidas. B) Engajado em atividades produtivas, esportes competitivos, planejando prĂłximos passos. C) Lendo, estudando, refletindo, dedicando-me a hobbies que exigem atenção e cuidado. D) Relaxando em casa, assistindo filmes, lendo tranquilamente, passando tempo com a famĂlia de forma calma.
14. Ao trabalhar em equipe: A) Sou o animador, trago ideias, conecto as pessoas, mas posso ter dificuldade em focar nos detalhes. B) Assumo a liderança naturalmente, delego tarefas, foco nos resultados e mantenho todos na linha. C) Sou o planejador e o crĂtico construtivo, atento aos detalhes, garanto a qualidade, mas posso ser muito exigente. D) Sou o pacificador e o colaborador, ajudo a manter a harmonia, realizo minhas tarefas de forma confiĂĄvel.
15. Como vocĂȘ lida com prazos? A) Muitas vezes deixo para a Ășltima hora, trabalho melhor sob a pressĂŁo do prazo final, mas posso me atrapalhar. B) Gosto de terminar bem antes do prazo, vejo o prazo como um desafio a ser superado rapidamente. C) Planejo o tempo cuidadosamente para cumprir o prazo com qualidade, fico ansioso se o tempo fica curto. D) Trabalho em ritmo constante para cumprir o prazo sem estresse, nĂŁo gosto de correria.
16. Qual destas frases mais te descreve? A) "A vida Ă© uma festa!" B) "Se quer algo bem feito, faça vocĂȘ mesmo (ou mande fazer do seu jeito)." C) "Tudo tem um propĂłsito e um lugar certo." D) "Devagar se vai ao longe."
17. Em relação a regras e procedimentos: A) Gosto de flexibilidade, Ă s vezes acho as regras limitantes e tento contornĂĄ-las. B) Uso as regras a meu favor para atingir objetivos, mas nĂŁo hesito em quebrĂĄ-las se necessĂĄrio e se eu puder controlar as consequĂȘncias. C) Sigo as regras rigorosamente, acredito que elas garantem ordem e qualidade. D) Respeito as regras para evitar problemas, prefiro seguir o fluxo estabelecido.
18. Como vocĂȘ reage quando alguĂ©m estĂĄ emocionalmente abalado? A) Tento animar a pessoa, conto piadas, ofereço distração e companhia. B) Ofereço soluçÔes prĂĄticas para o problema, foco em resolver a situação que causou o abalo. C) Escuto com empatia, ofereço apoio profundo e tento compreender a dor da pessoa. D) Mantenho a calma, ofereço um ouvido atento e um ombro amigo, sem me deixar abalar muito.
19. Que tipo de filme ou livro vocĂȘ prefere? A) ComĂ©dias, aventuras, romances leves, algo que me divirta e me mantenha entretido. B) Ação, suspense, biografias de lĂderes, estratĂ©gias, algo que me desafie ou inspire poder. C) Dramas profundos, documentĂĄrios, mistĂ©rios complexos, ficção cientĂfica filosĂłfica, algo que me faça pensar e sentir. D) HistĂłrias tranquilas, dramas familiares, romances amenos, natureza, algo que me relaxe e traga conforto.
20. O que Ă© mais importante para vocĂȘ em um relacionamento (amizade, amoroso)? A) DiversĂŁo, cumplicidade, comunicação aberta e espontaneidade. B) Lealdade, objetivos em comum, apoio mĂștuo nas ambiçÔes. C) CompreensĂŁo profunda, fidelidade, apoio emocional e intelectual. D) Harmonia, estabilidade, aceitação mĂștua e tranquilidade.
21. Se vocĂȘ ganhasse na loteria, qual seria sua primeira reação/ação? A) Faria uma grande festa, viajaria pelo mundo, compraria presentes para todos! B) Investiria estrategicamente, planejaria como multiplicar o dinheiro, garantiria o controle financeiro. C) Pesquisaria as melhores opçÔes de investimento, faria um plano detalhado de longo prazo, doaria para causas significativas. D) Guardaria a maior parte em segurança, faria algumas melhorias prĂĄticas na vida, evitaria mudanças drĂĄsticas.
22. Como vocĂȘ se sente em relação a riscos? A) Gosto de arriscar se a recompensa parecer divertida ou excitante, sou otimista. B) Calculo os riscos e assumo-os se acreditar que a recompensa vale a pena e que posso controlar a situação. C) Evito riscos desnecessĂĄrios, prefiro a segurança e a previsibilidade, analiso tudo antes de agir. D) Desgosto de riscos, prefiro caminhos seguros e comprovados, a estabilidade Ă© mais importante.
23. Sua memĂłria tende a focar mais em: A) Momentos divertidos, pessoas interessantes, experiĂȘncias marcantes (embora possa esquecer detalhes). B) Sucessos, fracassos (para aprender), injustiças cometidas contra vocĂȘ, quem te ajudou ou atrapalhou. C) Detalhes precisos, conversas significativas, erros cometidos (por vocĂȘ ou outros), sentimentos profundos. D) Fatos objetivos, rotinas, informaçÔes prĂĄticas, geralmente de forma neutra.
24. Quando aprende algo novo, vocĂȘ prefere: A) Experimentar na prĂĄtica imediatamente, aprender fazendo, mesmo que cometa erros. B) Entender o objetivo e a aplicação prĂĄtica rapidamente, focar no essencial para usar o conhecimento. C) Estudar a fundo a teoria, entender todos os porquĂȘs, buscar fontes confiĂĄveis e dominar o assunto. D) Aprender em um ritmo calmo, com instruçÔes claras e passo a passo, sem pressĂŁo.
25. Se descreva em uma palavra (escolha a que mais se aproxima): A) Entusiasmado(a) B) Determinado(a) C) Criterioso(a) D) PacĂfico(a)
26. Como vocĂȘ lida com o silĂȘncio em uma conversa? A) Sinto-me desconfortĂĄvel e tento preenchĂȘ-lo rapidamente com qualquer assunto. B) Uso o silĂȘncio estrategicamente ou o interrompo para direcionar a conversa. C) Posso apreciar o silĂȘncio para refletir, ou me sentir um pouco ansioso dependendo do contexto. D) Sinto-me confortĂĄvel com o silĂȘncio, nĂŁo sinto necessidade de preenchĂȘ-lo.
27. O que te deixa mais frustrado(a)? A) TĂ©dio, falta de reconhecimento, ser ignorado. B) IncompetĂȘncia alheia, falta de controle, obstĂĄculos aos seus planos. C) Desorganização, falta de qualidade, injustiça, superficialidade. D) Conflitos interpessoais, pressĂŁo excessiva, desordem emocional.
28. Qual a sua relação com o passado, presente e futuro? A) Foco no presente e nas oportunidades imediatas, otimista em relação ao futuro, esqueço o passado facilmente. B) Foco no futuro (metas) e no presente (açÔes para alcançå-las), aprendo com o passado mas não me prendo a ele. C) Reflito muito sobre o passado (aprendizados, erros), analiso o presente e planejo o futuro com cautela, às vezes com preocupação. D) Vivo o presente de forma tranquila, valorizo a estabilidade e a continuidade do passado, vejo o futuro com serenidade.
29. Se vocĂȘ tivesse que organizar um evento, qual seria seu papel principal? A) RelaçÔes pĂșblicas, divulgação, animação, garantir que todos se divirtam. B) Coordenação geral, definição de metas, delegação de tarefas, garantir que tudo aconteça conforme o planejado (por vocĂȘ). C) Planejamento detalhado, logĂstica, controle de qualidade, garantir que nada dĂȘ errado. D) Suporte, resolução de problemas de forma calma, garantir um ambiente harmonioso.
30. Qual ambiente de trabalho te agrada mais? A) DinĂąmico, social, com muita interação, flexibilidade e novidades. B) Competitivo, desafiador, focado em resultados, onde eu possa liderar ou ter autonomia. C) Estruturado, quieto, onde eu possa me concentrar, com padrĂ”es claros de qualidade e tempo para anĂĄlise. D) EstĂĄvel, cooperativo, sem pressĂŁo, com relacionamentos harmoniosos e tarefas previsĂveis.
Calculando seus Resultados:
Agora, conte quantas vezes vocĂȘ escolheu cada letra:
- Total de A: ______
- Total de B: ______
- Total de C: ______
- Total de D: ______
A letra (ou as letras) com a maior pontuação indica(m) seu(s) temperamento(s) dominante(s).
Interpretação dos Resultados:
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Se sua maior pontuação foi A: Temperamento SANGUĂNEO Dominante
- CaracterĂsticas: VocĂȘ Ă© extrovertido, otimista, sociĂĄvel, comunicativo, entusiasmado e adora novidades. Gosta de ser o centro das atençÔes, faz amigos facilmente e contagia os outros com sua energia. Ă criativo e espontĂąneo.
- Pontos Fortes: CarismĂĄtico, inspirador, adaptĂĄvel, bom em iniciar relacionamentos e projetos, perdoa facilmente.
- Desafios Potenciais: Pode ser indisciplinado, desorganizado, impulsivo, superficial, ter dificuldade em focar e terminar tarefas, e ser muito dependente de aprovação externa.
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Se sua maior pontuação foi B: Temperamento COLĂRICO Dominante
- CaracterĂsticas: VocĂȘ Ă© enĂ©rgico, decidido, lĂder nato, orientado para metas e resultados. Ă ambicioso, assertivo, direto e nĂŁo tem medo de desafios ou confrontos. Gosta de estar no controle e Ă© muito prĂĄtico.
- Pontos Fortes: Determinado, eficiente, lĂder natural, bom em tomar decisĂ”es e resolver problemas, autoconfiante.
- Desafios Potenciais: Pode ser impaciente, dominador, teimoso, insensĂvel aos sentimentos alheios, propenso Ă raiva e a "atropelar" os outros para atingir seus objetivos.
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Se sua maior pontuação foi C: Temperamento MELANCĂLICO Dominante
- CaracterĂsticas: VocĂȘ Ă© introvertido, analĂtico, sensĂvel, perfeccionista e profundo. Ă leal, dedicado, aprecia a beleza e a ordem. Tende a ser pensativo, criterioso e busca significado em tudo. Leva as coisas a sĂ©rio.
- Pontos Fortes: Detalhista, organizado, criativo (em profundidade), leal, empåtico, comprometido com a qualidade e a justiça.
- Desafios Potenciais: Pode ser pessimista, excessivamente crĂtico (consigo e com os outros), indeciso (pela anĂĄlise excessiva), guardar ressentimentos, ser propenso Ă tristeza e ao isolamento.
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Se sua maior pontuação foi D: Temperamento FLEUMĂTICO Dominante
- CaracterĂsticas: VocĂȘ Ă© calmo, tranquilo, equilibrado e diplomĂĄtico. Ă observador, paciente, confiĂĄvel e fĂĄcil de conviver. Evita conflitos, busca harmonia e estabilidade. Ă um bom ouvinte e trabalha bem sob rotina.
- Pontos Fortes: PacĂfico, estĂĄvel, confiĂĄvel, bom ouvinte, diplomĂĄtico, eficiente em tarefas rotineiras, mantĂ©m a calma sob pressĂŁo.
- Desafios Potenciais: Pode ser indeciso, procrastinador, resistente a mudanças, parecer apåtico ou sem entusiasmo, ter dificuldade em se impor e expressar suas próprias necessidades.
CombinaçÔes de Temperamentos:
à muito comum ter pontuaçÔes altas em duas letras. Isso indica uma combinação de temperamentos. Por exemplo:
- SanguĂneo-ColĂ©rico: Extrovertido, enĂ©rgico, lĂder carismĂĄtico, mas pode ser impulsivo e dominador.
- SanguĂneo-FleumĂĄtico: SociĂĄvel e agradĂĄvel, mas pode ter dificuldade com disciplina e iniciativa.
- ColĂ©rico-MelancĂłlico: LĂder focado e detalhista, muito capaz, mas pode ser excessivamente crĂtico e exigente.
- MelancĂłlico-FleumĂĄtico: Quieto, confiĂĄvel, analĂtico, mas pode ser indeciso e resistente a riscos.
Importante: Este teste Ă© uma ferramenta de autoconhecimento. NinguĂ©m se encaixa perfeitamente em uma Ășnica caixa. Use os resultados para entender melhor suas tendĂȘncias naturais, seus pontos fortes e as ĂĄreas onde vocĂȘ pode buscar equilĂbrio e desenvolvimento.
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2025-05-16 10:56:14The exchange, which collapsed in 2022, will distribute $5 billion to creditors starting May 30.
On May 30, FTX will begin the second phase of repayments, delivering over $5 billion to eligible creditors. According to the official announcement, payments will be processed through two main providers: BitGo and Kraken.
Creditors can expect to receive their funds within a relatively short period â from one to three business days after the distribution begins. This second round focuses on creditors with claims over $50,000, following the first repayment phase launched in February for smaller claims.
John Ray III, current CEO of FTX, has allocated about $11.4 billion for customer repayments. Creditors will receive amounts calculated based on the value of crypto assets at the time of the bankruptcy filing (November 2022).
Variable repayment percentages
The distribution plan foresees differentiated payout rates based on the various categories of claims:
- Dotcom customer claims will receive 72%;
- U.S. customer claims will get 54%;
- General unsecured claims and claims from digital asset loans will each receive 61%;
- Convenience class claims will see a 120% repayment.
âThese initial distributions to non-convenience classes mark a significant milestone for FTX,â stated the exchangeâs CEO.
Requirements to claim repayments
To receive payments, creditors must complete several mandatory steps:
- Log into the FTX Customer Portal;
- Complete KYC (Know Your Customer) verification;
- Submit the required tax forms;
- Complete onboarding with BitGo or Kraken.
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2025-05-16 10:09:27The sovereign fund Mubadala increases its holdings in BlackRockâs Bitcoin ETF by 6%.
According to the 13-F filing submitted to the SEC, Abu Dhabiâs sovereign wealth fund Mubadala has increased its holdings in BlackRockâs spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) to 8.73 million shares, with a total value of $408.5 million.
Source: Sec
The investment marks a 6% increase compared to its position last December, when the fund held 8.23 million shares.
For several months now, some of the worldâs largest sovereign wealth funds have already gained exposure to Bitcoin: Norwayâs Government Pension Fund Global, the largest in the world, holds around $500 million in MicroStrategy shares, while Abu Dhabiâs ADQ regularly invests in digital asset-related projects.
Mubadala joins other major institutional investors, including Goldman Sachs and Avenir Group, in increasing their exposure to IBIT.
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2025-05-16 09:30:08Flash, an all-in-one Bitcoin payment platform, has announced the launch of Flash 2.0, the most intuitive and powerful Bitcoin payment solution to date.
With a completely redesigned interface, expanded e-commerce integrations, and a frictionless onboarding process, Flash 2.0 makes accepting Bitcoin easier than ever for businesses worldwide.
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Accept Bitcoin in Three Minutes
Setting up Bitcoin payments has long been a challenge for merchants, requiring technical expertise, third-party processors, and lengthy verification procedures. Flash 2.0 eliminates these barriers, allowing any business to start accepting Bitcoin in just three minutes, with no technical set-up and full control over their funds.
The Bitcoin Payment Revolution
The world is witnessing a seismic shift in finance. Governments are backing Bitcoin funds, major companies are adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, and political figures are embracing it as the future of money. Just as Stripe revolutionized internet payments, Flash is now doing the same for Bitcoin. Businesses that adapt today will gain a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving financial landscape.
With Bitcoin adoption accelerating, consumers are looking for places to spend it. Flash 2.0 ensures businesses of all sizes can seamlessly accept Bitcoin and position themselves at the forefront of this financial revolution.
All-in-One Monetization Platform
More than just a payment gateway, Flash 2.0 is a complete Bitcoin monetization suite, providing multiple ways for businesses to integrate Bitcoin into their operations. Merchants can accept payments online and in-store, content creators can monetize with donations and paywalls, and freelancers can send instant invoices via payment links.
For example, a jewelry designer selling products on WooCommerce can now integrate Flash for online payments, use Flashâs Point-of-Sale system at trade shows, enable Bitcoin donations for her digital artwork, and lock premium content behind Flash Paywalls. The possibilities are endless.
E-Commerce for Everyone
With built-in integrations for Shopify, WooCommerce, and soon Wix and OpenCart, Flash 2.0 enables Bitcoin payments on 95% of e-commerce stores worldwide. Businesses can now add Bitcoin as a payment option in just a few clicksâwithout needing developers or external payment processors.
And for those looking to start selling, Flashâs built-in e-commerce features allow users to create online stores, showcase products, and manage payments seamlessly.
No Middlemen, No Chargebacks, No Limits
Unlike traditional payment platforms, Flash does not hold or process funds. Businesses receive Bitcoin directly, instantly, and securely. There are no chargebacks, giving merchants full control over refunds and eliminating fraud. Flash also remains KYC-free, ensuring a seamless experience for businesses and customers alike.
A Completely Redesigned Experience
âThe world is waking up to Bitcoin. Just like the internet revolutionized commerce, Bitcoin is reshaping finance. Businesses need solutions that are simple, efficient, and truly decentralized. Flash 2.0 is more than just a payment processorâitâs a gateway to the future of digital transactions, putting financial power back into the hands of businesses.â
â Pierre Corbin, CEO at Flash.
Flash 2.0 introduces a brand-new user interface, making it easier than ever to navigate, set up payments, and manage transactions. With an intuitive dashboard, streamlined checkout, and enhanced mobile compatibility, the platform is built for both new and experienced Bitcoin users.
About Flash
Flash is an all-in-one Bitcoin payment platform that empowers businesses, creators, and freelancers to accept, manage, and grow with Bitcoin. With a mission to make Bitcoin payments accessible to everyone, Flash eliminates complexity and gives users full control over their funds.
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2025-05-16 08:52:31The ECB claims that a digital euro is essential to preserve the role of cash in the growing digital economy.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is moving forward with plans for a digital euro, considering it crucial for maintaining European monetary sovereignty in the digital era.
On May 15, Piero Cipollone, member of the ECB Executive Board, highlighted during the France Payments Forum how the use of physical cash is rapidly declining. With the surge in digital transactions and e-commerce, the ECB believes a digital euro represents a crucial step to preserve the universal function of cash in a digitized form.
The dependencies of Europeâs payment sector
According to the Eurotower, the current European payment system has several vulnerabilities. About two-thirds of card transactions in the eurozone are processed by non-European companies, and as many as 13 euro area countries rely entirely on international payment networks for point-of-sale transactions.
Even countries with national card systems must collaborate with international networks to enable cross-border or online purchases. Players like PayPal, Apple Pay, and Alipay dominate digital payment solutions, often partnering with international networks to further expand their market presence.
The digital euro as a complement to cash
The ECB has stressed that the digital euro will not replace cash but will serve alongside it as legal tender, ensuring it is accepted wherever digital payments are available. One key feature, according to the central institution, will be offline functionality â offering users privacy similar to that of cash payments and enabling transactions even without network connectivity.
Beyond retail payments, the ECB is also advancing in the implementation of distributed ledger technologies (DLT) and tokenization to facilitate wholesale financial transactions. The ECB has announced it will soon provide tools to settle DLT-based transactions using central bank money.
The post Digital euro to restore cashâs role, says ECB appeared first on Atlas21.
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2025-05-16 08:27:58Im digitalen Zeitalter wird der Schutz der PrivatsphĂ€re immer wichtiger. UnabhĂ€ngig davon, ob es sich um eine Regierungsbehörde, ein Unternehmen oder eine Einzelperson handelt, besteht fĂŒr alle das Risiko, abgehört oder verfolgt zu werden. Mobiltelefone, WLAN, GPS und UHF-GerĂ€te (Ultrahochfrequenz) können zu Werkzeugen fĂŒr Hacker oder ĂberwachungsgerĂ€te werden. Um diesen Bedrohungen entgegenzuwirken, sind Signalstörsender (wie etwa Tragbare Handyblocker, WLAN-Störsender, GPS-Störsender und UHF-Störsender) zu einem wirksamen Mittel zum Schutz der PrivatsphĂ€re geworden. In diesem Artikel werden die verschiedenen Arten von Störsendern erlĂ€utert, wie sie funktionieren und wie man sie legal und angemessen einsetzt, um Abhören und Tracking zu verhindern.
1. Was ist ein Signalstörsender?
Ein Signalstörsender ist ein elektronisches GerĂ€t, das die Kommunikationssignale eines ZielgerĂ€ts durch die Aussendung von Radiowellen einer bestimmten Frequenz stört oder blockiert. Es kann Mobiltelefonanrufe, WLAN-Verbindungen, GPS-Positionierung oder UHF-SignalĂŒbertragungen blockieren, um Abhören oder Tracking zu verhindern.
Das Funktionsprinzip eines Störsenders besteht darin, ein Rauschsignal mit hoher IntensitĂ€t an das Zielfrequenzband zu senden, wodurch es fĂŒr das empfangende GerĂ€t unmöglich wird, das ursprĂŒngliche Signal richtig zu interpretieren. Beispielsweise blockiert ein Handy-Störsender die Kommunikation zwischen einem Handy und einer Basisstation, sodass mit dem Handy weder Anrufe getĂ€tigt noch Textnachrichten empfangen werden können.
2. GÀngige Arten von Signalstörern
(1) Handy-Störsender
Tragbare störsender fĂŒr handy werden hauptsĂ€chlich verwendet, um GSM-, 3G UMTS-, 4G- und 5G-Signale zu blockieren. Es kann verhindern, dass das Telefon ĂŒberwacht oder geortet wird und eignet sich fĂŒr die folgenden Szenarien:
- Abhören verhindern: Verhindern Sie, dass das Mikrofon Ihres Telefons wÀhrend wichtiger Besprechungen oder privater GesprÀche aus der Ferne aktiviert wird.
- Anti-Tracking: Blockieren Sie die GPS- und Mobilfunknetzortung, um die Verfolgung durch Malware oder Hacker zu verhindern.
- PrĂ€vention von PrĂŒfungsbetrug: Wird in Schulen oder PrĂŒfungssĂ€len verwendet, um zu verhindern, dass Kandidaten mit Mobiltelefonen schummeln.
(2) WLAN-Störsender
WLAN-Störsender können drahtlose Netzwerksignale in den FrequenzbĂ€ndern 2,4 GHz und 5 GHz blockieren und eignen sich fĂŒr:
- Hacking verhindern: Blockieren Sie WLAN-Signale in der NĂ€he, um Datendiebstahl zu verhindern.
- Smart-Home-GerĂ€te schĂŒtzen: Verhindern Sie die Fernsteuerung von Smart-Kameras, Lautsprechern und anderen GerĂ€ten.
- MilitÀrische oder staatliche vertrauliche Bereiche: Verhindern Sie, dass durch drahtlose Signale vertrauliche Informationen preisgegeben werden.
(3) GPS-Störsender
GPS-Störsender können Satellitenpositionierungssignale blockieren, um die Verfolgung von Fahrzeugen oder Mobiltelefonen zu verhindern. Sie eignen sich fĂŒr:
- SchĂŒtzen Sie Ihre PrivatsphĂ€re: Verhindern Sie, dass Mitfahrdienste, Essenslieferdienste oder Malware Ihren Aufenthaltsort aufzeichnen.
- MilitĂ€rische Nutzung: Verhindern, dass Drohnen oder Raketen fĂŒr ihren Angriff auf GPS-Navigation angewiesen sind.
- Anti-AufklÀrung: Verhindern Sie Wirtschaftsspionage oder die Verfolgung von Logistikfahrzeugen durch Wettbewerber.
(4) UHF-Störsender
UHF Jammer (Ultra High Frequency) werden hauptsĂ€chlich verwendet, um drahtlose Kommunikation im Frequenzband von 300 MHz bis 3 GHz zu blockieren, wie z. B. Walkie-Talkies, drahtlose Mikrofone, RFID usw. und eignen sich fĂŒr:
- Verhindern Sie drahtloses Abhören: Blockieren Sie drahtlose AbhörgerÀte, die von Spionen verwendet werden.
- RFID-Daten schĂŒtzen: Verhindern Sie das illegale Scannen von Kreditkarten oder Zugangskarten.
- Anti-Drohnen-Störsender: Blockiert die Fernbedienungssignale von Drohnen, um zu verhindern, dass sie sich sensiblen Bereichen nÀhern.
3. Wie verwendet man Signalstörsender richtig, um die PrivatsphĂ€re zu schĂŒtzen?
Obwohl Störsender das Abhören und Verfolgen wirksam verhindern können, kann eine unsachgemĂ€Ăe Verwendung gegen das Gesetz verstoĂen oder die normale Kommunikation beeintrĂ€chtigen. Hier sind einige VorschlĂ€ge fĂŒr den legalen und sinnvollen Einsatz von Störsendern:
(1) Verstehen Sie die örtlichen Gesetze
- In vielen LĂ€ndern ist die unbefugte Verwendung von Störsendern illegal und kann zu Geldstrafen oder strafrechtlichen Konsequenzen fĂŒhren.
- Nur zur Verwendung im privaten Bereich oder dort, wo dies gesetzlich zulÀssig ist, z. B. beim MilitÀr, in der Regierung oder bei der Unternehmenssicherheit.
(2) WÀhlen Sie den entsprechenden Störbereich
- WLAN Signal Blocker mit geringer Leistung eignen sich fĂŒr kleine BesprechungsrĂ€ume oder Fahrzeuge, um die Kommunikation in der Umgebung nicht zu beeintrĂ€chtigen.
- In groĂen Veranstaltungsorten können Störsender mit hoher Leistung eingesetzt werden, dabei ist jedoch Vorsicht geboten, um die öffentliche Kommunikation nicht zu stören.
(3) Kombiniert mit anderen SicherheitsmaĂnahmen
- Störsender sind nur eine vorĂŒbergehende Lösung. FĂŒr einen langfristigen Schutz der PrivatsphĂ€re ist die Verwendung verschlĂŒsselter Kommunikation, VPNs, AbhörgerĂ€te usw. erforderlich.
(4) RegelmĂ€Ăige ĂberprĂŒfung der AusrĂŒstung
- Störsender können aufgrund von Ănderungen der SignalstĂ€rke unwirksam werden und mĂŒssen regelmĂ€Ăig getestet und angepasst werden.
4. EinschrÀnkungen von Störsendern
Obwohl Störsender Signale wirksam blockieren können, unterliegen sie dennoch einigen EinschrÀnkungen:
- Verhindert kein kabelgebundenes Abhören: Störsender wirken nur gegen drahtlose Signale und schĂŒtzen nicht vor physischen AbhörgerĂ€ten (wie versteckten Mikrofonen).
- Kann legitime Kommunikation beeintrÀchtigen: Störsender blockieren wahllos Signale, was Notrufe oder die normale WLAN-Nutzung beeintrÀchtigen kann.
- Kann durch Anti-Jamming-Technologie geknackt werden: Einige fortschrittliche GerÀte verwenden möglicherweise Frequenzsprungtechnologie (z. B. militÀrische Kommunikation), die von gewöhnlichen Störsendern nur schwer vollstÀndig blockiert werden kann.
5. Alternativen: Sicherere Methoden zum Schutz der PrivatsphÀre
Wenn der Einsatz von Auto GPS Tracker Störsender eingeschrÀnkt ist, ziehen Sie die folgenden Alternativen in Betracht:
- Verwenden Sie einen Faradayschen KĂ€fig: Eine metallische AbschirmhĂŒlle oder ein Raum, der drahtlose Signale vollstĂ€ndig blockiert.
- Flugmodus aktivieren: Durch das Ausschalten der drahtlosen Mobiltelefonkommunikation wird die Fernaktivierung des Mikrofons verhindert.
- Verwenden Sie verschlĂŒsselte Kommunikationstools: z. B. Anwendungen mit End-to-End-VerschlĂŒsselung wie Signal, ProtonMail usw.
abschlieĂend
Ein Signalstörsender ist ein leistungsstarkes Tool zum Schutz der PrivatsphĂ€re, das das Abhören von Mobiltelefonen, WLAN-Hacking, GPS-Tracking und UHF-Ăberwachung wirksam verhindern kann. Allerdings ist die Verwendung gesetzlich eingeschrĂ€nkt und sollte mit Vorsicht verwendet werden. Durch die Kombination von Störsendern mit anderen SicherheitsmaĂnahmen (wie verschlĂŒsselter Kommunikation und physischer Abschirmung) kann die PrivatsphĂ€re im Rahmen des gesetzlich Gegebenen weitestgehend vor Verletzungen geschĂŒtzt werden. Mit der Entwicklung von Technologien zum Abhören von Störsendern könnten diese in Zukunft intelligenter und prĂ€ziser werden und sich zu einem wichtigen Mittel zum Schutz der PrivatsphĂ€re entwickeln.
- https://www.signaljammerphone.com/de/echte-gefahren-durch-versteckte-kameras-und-ein-leitfaden-zur-abwehr.html
- https://www.signaljammerphone.com/de/J-DR6-leistungsstarker-tragbare-rucksack-drohnen-fernsteuerungs-stoerer-300W.html
- https://www.signaljammerphone.com/de/wie-kann-man-funkwellen-wirksam-blockieren-funkwellenabschirmung-und-stoertechnologie.html
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2025-05-16 08:18:52Value Creation at the Edge
The conversation around artificial intelligence has largely centered on the technology itself, the capabilities of large language models, the race for more parameters, and the competition between AI companies.
He with the most data / biggest model / biggest platform wins all.
As we're been exploring in recent "Good Stuff" podcasts, the true business model of AI may be much more straightforward. AI is after all a productivity tool with little technical moat, in fact the existence of AI coding and learning tools quickly chop away at this moat even quicker!.\ \ We believe that the it's about transforming traditional human heavy businesses by dramatically reducing operational costs while maintaining or increasing output.
AI is poised to create value not primarily for AI companies themselves, but for businesses that effectively implement AI to transform their operations, particularly small, local businesses that can become extraordinarily efficient through AI adoption.
The Value Shift: From AI Companies to AI-Enabled Traditional Businesses
A central insight from episode 1 of the podcast series, is that the value of AI isn't likely to accrue primarily to companies like OpenAI or other AI technology providers. Instead, the real winners will be traditional service businesses that can leverage AI to transform their operations and cost structures.
"I think we're gonna see this shift to traditional service businesses... that traditionally have pretty fixed low margins because of a dependency on language-heavy workflows that require a lot of humans as the medium of intelligence in the business."
The opportunity here is to use AI to manage the language dependency and shift the moments of intelligence, that currently exist in the heads of our staff, into software that can run 24x7 for fractions of a cost.\ \ The real limiting factor here is less a magic AGI, but instead detailed thinking and process redesign to move humans to the edge of the process. As it turns out if we think through what each person is doing in detail we see the specific decisions, outputs, moments of intelligence are actually quite constrained and can be replicated in LLM's if we break them down to a low enough level of fidelity and take each decisions one step at a time.\ \ The result? Businesses that have traditionally operated with fixed, low margins can potentially achieve "software-style margins" by dramatically reducing their operational expenses.
Transforming Traditional Service Businesses
We have developed three key heuristics for identifying businesses that could benefit most from AI transformation:
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Language Intensity: Businesses where much of the work involves processing language (reading, writing, communicating). Language in, language out. If you are sat in a chair and typing all day, this could be you.
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Labor Component: Where we see this language intensity so we find many people performing similar, standardized roles. For examples, if we have four people in the same role this is a big clue we have good process, checklists, role descriptions etc for how the work can be done in order to replicate work across multiple people.
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Load in the Business: Taking these processes into account, what amount of the operational expense of the business do they represent? Where these language and labor-intensive operations represent a significant portion of the business cost, we can see there will be significant return.
Traditional service businesses that match these criteriaâlegal firms, accounting practices, consulting agencies, contract engineering, design agencies and othersâcould see dramatic transformations through AI implementation.
By automating these language-heavy processes, businesses can potentially reduce operational costs by 50-80% while maintaining similar levels of output.
The Power of Small
We believe that small businesses may have an inherent advantage in this transformation. While large enterprises face significant barriers to reducing their workforce (political pressure, media scrutiny, organizational complexity), smaller businesses can adapt more quickly and focus on growth rather than just cost-cutting.
If I'm in a 20,000 person business and I need to remove 10,000 people... that's hard. You can't do this without sending political shock waves in your local community.
If I'm a 10 person business and I need to double my revenue, nobody gives a shit. I can just do it.
For small businesses, AI removes growth constraints. When adding the "21st person" no longer represents a significant capital investment, small businesses can scale much more efficiently:
If the next nominal client that you onboard doesn't actually cause you any more additional pain, if you don't need to hire more people to service that client... you just take off the brakes off from a growth perspective.
This gives small business a unique advantage in capitalizing on AI.
From "Bionic Humans" to "Humans at the Edge"
We currently see this integration to business happening in one of two models:
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The Bionic Human: Equipping workers with AI tools to make them more productive.
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Human at the Edge: Redesigning processes to be AI-native, with humans entering the process only when needed (and often facilitated by bitcoin payments).
While many businesses are focused on the first approach and it can certainly see returns, it is still a process constrained by the human input. The real value unlock comes from fundamentally redesigning business processes with AI at the core.
Now we can purchase intelligence in buckets of $0.02 API calls, how would we operate different?
This represents a profound shift in how we think about work and processes. Rather than humans being central to processes with tools supporting them, AI becomes the backbone of operations with humans providing input only at critical junctures.
This is "a complete mental shift" that challenges our fundamental assumptions about how businesses operate. The human becomes "the interface with the real world" for AI systems rather than the primary processor of information and decision-maker.
The Value Trap: Understanding the Competitive Dynamic
So what happens next? Here we have developed the concept of the Value Trap to explain how the competitive landscape will evolve as AI adoption increases..\ \
Initially, early adopters of AI and "Human at the Edge" business processes, will see dramatic benefits.
If your costs have dropped from 90 to 20 this creates an immediate competitive advantage where the early adopter is "now making 80 units of profit versus your 10 units of profit.
They gain massive pricing power in the industry and can compete for growth with an unfair advantage.
Over time, and here we believe this is likely a 5-10 year period although we believe the quicker side, competitive pressures will erode these advantages.\ \ As competitors adopt similar AI strategies, price competition will intensify, and revenues will decline. The business that initially saw its costs drop from 90 to 20 units might see its revenue decline from 100 to 30 units, resulting in similar margins but much lower overall revenue, often destroying the enterprise value of the company at these new revenue / profit levels!
This evolution creates an imperative for businesses to adopt AI early, not just to maintain perpetual advantage, but simply to survive the transition. Worse they're hit with a second challenge of the value trap, how do I keep hold of the value I generate along the way.\ \ If you're reading this on Nostr you may already suspect a way out of this value trap.\ \ If not I would invite you to consider storing the immediate short term returns you pull forwards in something that would be inflation resistant, hard to seize and ideally portable.\ \ We refer to this as a 'The big orange arbitrage".
Implications for Business Owners and Capital Allocators
For business owners, especially those running small to medium-sized enterprises, the message is clear: understand how AI could transform your industry and begin planning your transition now.\ \ This might involve creating an "AI-native twin" of your current businessâsimilar to how Netflix developed streaming alongside its DVD businessâto eventually replace your current operations. If you want help please ask, I heavily favor more small businesses in the world and would love to help make this a reality.
For capital allocation, the emerging opportunity we see if in "transformation led private equity". The acquisition of traditional service businesses and applying AI to dramatically reduce operational costs and increase enterprise value.\ \ This approach treats AI not as a product but as a transformation strategy for existing businesses with proven product-market fit.
Transformation led PE is venture style returns without the risk of product market fit.
So the lesson?
The business model of AI isn't all about selling AI technology, adding a RAG chatbot to a new DB or collecting everyone's data.\ \ Consider the humble cash flow business, use AI to transform the operational processes and save into everyone's favorite orange coin.
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@ f4db5270:3c74e0d0
2025-05-16 08:13:05Hi Art lover! đšđ«đ
You may not know it yet but all of the following paintings are available in #Bitcoin on my website: <https://isolabellart.carrd.co/>
For info and prices write to me in DM and we will find a good deal! đ€
THE QUIET ROOM 50x40cm, Oil on board - Completed May 8, 2025
OLTRE LA NEBBIA 50x40cm, Oil on board - Completed April 18, 2025
TO THE LAST LIGHT 50x40cm, Oil on board - Completed April 5, 2025
BLINDING SUNSET 40x40cm, Oil on board - Completed March 18, 2025
ECHI DEL TEMPO PERDUTO 40x40cm, Oil on board - Completed March 09, 2025
EVANESCENZE 40x40cm, Oil on board - Completed February 11, 2025
OLTRE LA STACCIONATA 50x40cm, Oil on board - Completed February 8, 2025
LONELY WINDMILL 50x40cm, Oil on board - Completed January 30, 2025
ON THE ROAD AGAIN 40x50cm, Oil on canvas - Completed January 23, 2025
SUN OF JANUARY 40x50cm, Oil on canvas - Completed January 14, 2025
THE BLUE HOUR 40x50cm, Oil on canvas - Completed December 14, 2024
WHERE WINTER WHISPERS 50x40cm, Oil on canvas - Completed November 07, 2024
L'ATTESA DI UN MOMENTO 40x40cm, Oil on canvas - Completed October 29, 2024
LE COSE CHE PENSANO 40x50cm, Oil on paper - Completed October 05, 2024
TWILIGHT'S RIVER 50x40cm, Oil on canvas - Completed September 17, 2024
GOLD ON THE OCEAN 40x50cm, Oil on paper - Completed September 08, 2024
SUSSURRI DI CIELO E MARE 50x40cm, Oil on paper - Completed September 05, 2024
THE END OF A WONDERFUL WEEKEND 40x30cm, Oil on board - Completed August 12, 2024
FIAMME NEL CIELO 60x35cm, Oil on board - Completed July 28, 2024
INIZIO D'ESTATE 50x40cm, Oil on cradled wood panel Completed July 13, 2024
OMBRE DELLA SERA 50x40cm, Oil on cradled wood panel - Completed June 16, 2024
NEW ZEALAND SUNSET 80x60cm, Oil on canvas board - Completed May 28, 2024
VENICE 50x40cm, Oil on board - Completed May 4, 2024
CORNWALL 50x40cm, Oil on board - Completed April 26, 2024
DOCKS ON SUNSET 40x19,5cm, Oil on board Completed March 14, 2024
SOLITUDE 30x30cm, Oil on cradled wood panel - Completed March 2, 2024
LULLING WAVES 40x30cm, Oil on cradled wood panel - Completed January 14, 2024
MULATTIERA IN AUTUNNO 30x30cm, Oil on cradled wood panel - Completed November 23, 2023
TRAMONTO A KOS 40x40cm, oil on board canvas - Completed November 7, 2023
HIDDEN SMILE 40x40cm, oil on board - Completed September 28, 2023
INIZIO D'AUTUNNO 40x40cm, oil on canvas - Completed September 23, 2023
BOE NEL LAGO 30x30cm, oil on canvas board - Completed August 15, 2023
BARCHE A RIPOSO 40x40cm, oil on canvas board - Completed July 25, 2023
IL RISVEGLIO 30x40cm, oil on canvas board - Completed July 18, 2023
LA QUIETE PRIMA DELLA TEMPESTA 30x40cm, oil on canvas board - Completed March 30, 2023
LAMPIONE SUL LAGO 30x30cm, oil on canvas board - Completed March 05, 2023
DUE NELLA NEVE 60x25cm, oil on board - Completed February 4, 2023
UNA CAREZZA 30x30cm, oil on canvas board - Completed January 17, 2023
REBEL WAVES 44x32cm, oil on canvas board
THE SCREAMING WAVE 40x30cm, oil on canvas board
"LA DONZELLETTA VIEN DALLA CAMPAGNA..." 30x40cm, oil on canvas board
LIGHTHOUSE ON WHITE CLIFF 30x40cm, oil on canvas board
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@ 57d1a264:69f1fee1
2025-05-16 07:51:08Payjoin allows the sender and receiver of an on-chain payment to collaborate and create a transaction that breaks on-chain heuristics, allowing a more private transaction with ambiguous payment amount and UTXO ownership. Additionally, it can also be used for UTXO consolidation (receiver saves future fees) and batching payments (receiver can make payment(s) of their own in the process of receiving one), also known as transaction cut-through. Other than improved privacy, the rest of the benefits are typically applicable to the receiver, not the sender.
BIP-78 was the original payjoin protocol that required the receiver to run a endpoint/server (always online) in order to mediate the payjoin process. Payjoin adoption has remained pretty low, something attributed to the server & perpetual online-ness requirement. This is the motivation for payjoin v2.
The purpose of the one-pager is to analyse the protocol, and highlight the UX issues or tradeoffs it entails, so that the payjoin user flows can be appropriately designed and the tradeoffs likewise communicated. A further document on UX solutions might be needed to identify solutions and opportunities
The following observations are generally limited to individual users transacting through their mobile devices:
While users naturally want better privacy and fee-savings, they also want to minimise friction and minimise (optimise) payment time. These are universal and more immediate needs since they deal with the user experience.
Added manual steps
TL;DR v2 payjoin eliminates server & simultaneous user-liveness requirements (increasing TAM, and opportunities to payjoin, as a result) by adding manual steps.
Usually, the extent of the receiver's involvement in the transaction process is limited to sharing their address with the sender. Once they share the address/URI, they can basically forget about it. In the target scenario for v2 payjoin, the receiver must come online again (except they have no way of knowing "when") to contribute input(s) and sign the PSBT. This can be unexpected, unintuitive and a bit of a hassle.
Usually (and even with payjoin v1), the sender crafts and broadcasts the transaction in one go; meaning the user's job is done within a few seconds/minutes. With payjoin v2, they must share the original-PSBT with the receiver, and then wait for them to do their part. Once the the receiver has done that, the sender must come online to review the transaction, sign it & broadcast.
In summary,
In payjoin v1, step 3 is automated and instant, so delay 2, 3 =~ 0. As the user experiences it, the process is completed in a single session, akin to a non-payjoin transaction.
With payjoin v2, Steps 2 & 3 in the above diagram are widely spread and noticeable. These manual steps are separated by uncertain delays (more on that below) when compared to a non-payjoin transaction.
Delays
We've established that both senders and receivers must take extra manual steps to execute a payoin transaction. With payjoin v2, this process gets split into multiple sessions, since the sender and receiver are not like to be online simultaneously.
Delay 2 & 3 (see diagram above) are uncertain in nature. Most users do not open their bitcoin wallets for days or weeks! The receiver must come online before the timeout hits in order for the payjoin process to work, otherwise time is just wasted with no benefit. UX or technical solutions are needed to minimise these delays.
Delays might be exacerbated if the setup is based on hardware wallet and/or uses multisig.
Notifications or background processes
There is one major problem when we say "the user must come online to..." but in reality the user has no way of knowing there is a payjoin PSBT waiting for them. After a PSBT is sent to the relay, the opposite user would only find out about it whenever they happen to come online. Notifications and background sync processes might be necessary to minimise delays. This is absolutely essential to avert timeouts in addition to saving valuable time. Another risk is phantom payjoin stuff after the timeout is expired if receiver-side does not know it has.
Fee Savings
The following observations might be generally applicable for both original and this v2 payjoin version. Fee-savings with payjoin is a tricky topic. Of course, overall a payjoin transaction is always cheaper than 2 separate transactions, since they get to share the overhead.
Additionally, without the receiver contributing to fees, the chosen fee rate of the PSBT (at the beginning) drops, and can lead to slower confirmation. From another perspective, a sender paying with payjoin pays higher fees for similar confirmation target. This has been observed in a production wallet years back. Given that total transaction time can extend to days, the fee environment itself might change, and all this must be considered when designing the UX.
Of course, there is nothing stopping the receiver from contributing to fees, but this idea is likely entirely novel to the bitcoin ecosystem (perhaps payments ecosystem in general) and the user base. Additionally, nominally it involves the user paying fees and tolerating delays just to receive bitcoin. Without explicit incentives/features that encourage receivers to participate, payjoining might seem like an unncessary hassle.
Overall, it seems that payjoin makes UX significant tradeoffs for important privacy (and potential fee-saving) benefits. This means that the UX might have to do significant heavy-lifting, to ensure that users are not surprised, confused or frustrated when they try to transact on-chain in a privacy-friendly feature. Good, timely communication, new features for consolidation & txn-cutthrough and guided user flows seem crucial to ensure payjoin adoption and for help make on-chain privacy a reality for users.
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@ eb0157af:77ab6c55
2025-05-16 07:32:01The bankâs analysts are observing a shift in the Bitcoin market, with specific catalysts that could drive the cryptocurrency higher.
According to a recent JPMorgan report shared with select industry outlets, Bitcoin could continue its rise at the expense of gold in the second half of 2025. Analysts led by Managing Director Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou highlighted that the so-called âdebasement tradeâ â the strategy of investing in gold and Bitcoin as a hedge against the weakening of fiat currencies â has undergone a change in direction.
âWhat began as a parallel run has turned into a zero-sum game between the two assets,â the analysts explained. âBetween mid-February and mid-April, gold rallied at Bitcoinâs expense, while over the past three weeks weâve seen the opposite: Bitcoin rising as gold loses ground.â
Since its peak on April 22, gold has declined by nearly 8%, while over the same period, Bitcoin has gained 18%. This shift is also reflected in investor flows, with capital moving out of gold ETFs and into spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Futures market data shows a similar trend, with declining positions in gold and increasing interest in Bitcoin futures. Notably, at the start of the year, the situation was completely reversed, with gold rallying while Bitcoin struggled alongside other risk assets.
Specific catalysts driving Bitcoinâs growth
The report emphasizes that Bitcoinâs recent outperformance is not solely due to goldâs weakness but also driven by sector-specific factors:
- Companies like Strategy and Metaplanet are increasing their Bitcoin purchases. Strategy, in particular, plans to raise an additional $84 billion for acquisitions by 2027, having already reached 60% of its original target.
- Some U.S. states have begun adding Bitcoin to their reserves. New Hampshire now allows up to 5% of state assets to be invested in Bitcoin and gold.
âAs more U.S. states consider adding Bitcoin to their strategic reserves, this could prove to be a sustained positive catalyst for Bitcoin,â the analysts wrote. Given the weakening of gold prices and these industry-specific drivers, JPMorganâs analysts see greater growth potential for Bitcoin in the second half of the year.
The post Bitcoin outperforming gold in the second half of 2025: JPMorgan appeared first on Atlas21.
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2025-05-16 06:24:57The upcoming Bitcoin 2025 conference, scheduled from May 27â29 at the Venetian Conference Center in Las Vegas, is set to make history with an official attempt to break the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDSÂź title for the most Bitcoin point-of-sale transactions in an eight-hour period.
Organized by BTC Inc, the event will showcase Bitcoinâs evolution from a digital capital asset to a practical medium of exchange, leveraging the latest advancements in payment technology.
Tap-to-Pay with Lightning-Ready Bolt Cards
To facilitate this record-setting attempt, 4,000 Lightning-ready Bolt Cards will be distributed to conference attendees.
â Uncle Rockstar Developer (@r0ckstardev) May 15, 2025
These NFC-enabled cards allow users to make instant, contactless Bitcoin payments at vendor booths throughout the expo-no apps or QR codes required, just a simple tap.Â
The cards are available in four collectible designs, each featuring a prominent figure in Bitcoinâs history: Senator Cynthia Lummis, Michael Saylor, Satoshi Nakamoto, and Jack Dorsey.Â
Each attendee will receive a randomly assigned card, making them both functional and collectible souvenirs.
Senator Lummis: A Playful Provocation
Notably, one of the card designs features Senator Cynthia Lummis with laser eyes-a playful nod to her reputation as a leading Bitcoin advocate in US politics.Â
While Lummis is known for her legislative efforts to promote Bitcoin integration, she has publicly stated she prefers to âspend dollars and save Bitcoin,â viewing BTC as a long-term store of value rather than a daily currency.Â
The choice to feature her on the Bolt Card, could be suggested by Rockstar Dev of the BTC Pay Server Foundation, perhaps a lighthearted way to highlight the ongoing debate about Bitcoinâs role in everyday payments.
Nothing cracks me up quite like a senator that wants the US to buy millions of Bitcoin use dollars to buy a beer at a Bitcoin bar.
This is how unserious some of you are. pic.twitter.com/jftIEggmip
â Magoo PhD (@HodlMagoo) April 4, 2025
How Bolt Cards and the Lightning Network Work
Bolt Cards are physical cards equipped with NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, similar to contactless credit or debit cards. When linked to a compatible Lightning wallet, they enable users to make Bitcoin payments over the Lightning Network by simply tapping the card at a point-of-sale terminal.Â
The Lightning Network is a second-layer protocol built on top of Bitcoin, designed to facilitate instant, low-cost transactions ideal for everyday purchases.Â
This integration aims to make Bitcoin as easy to use as traditional payment methods, eliminating the need for QR code scanning or mobile apps.
A Showcase for Bitcoinâs Real-World Usability
With over 30,000 attendees, 300 exhibitors, and 500 speakers expected, the Bitcoin 2025 conference is poised to be the largest Bitcoin event of the year-and potentially the most transactional.Â
The event will feature on-site activations such as the Official Bitcoin Magazine Store, where all merchandise will be available at a 21% discount for those paying with Bitcoin via the Lightning Network-a nod to Bitcoinâs 21 million coin supply limit.
By deeply integrating Lightning payments into the conference experience, organizers hope to demonstrate Bitcoinâs readiness for mainstream commerce and set a new benchmark for its practical use as a currency.
Conclusion
The Guinness World Record attempt at Bitcoin 2025 is more than a publicity stunt-itâs a bold demonstration of Bitcoinâs technological maturity and its potential to function as a modern, everyday payment method.
Whether or not the record is set, the event will serve as a milestone in the ongoing journey to make Bitcoin a truly global, user-friendly currency
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2025-05-16 05:38:28LegoGPT generates a LEGO structure from a user-provided text prompt in an end-to-end manner. Notably, our generated LEGO structure is physically stable and buildable.
Lego is something most of us knows. This is a opportuity to ask where is our creativity going? From the art of crafting figures to building blocks following our need and desires to have a machine thinking and building following step-by-step instructions to achieve an isolated goal.
Is the creative act then in the question itself, not anymore in the crafting? Are we just delegating the solution of problems, the thinking of how to respond to questions, to machines? Would it be different if delegated to other people?
Source: https://avalovelace1.github.io/LegoGPT/
https://stacker.news/items/981336
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2025-05-16 04:03:23In a world where we often hear talk of financial bubbles, speculation, and individual enrichment through cryptocurrencies, Hope With Bitcoin resolutely takes the opposite approach. Here, Bitcoin is not an end in itself, but a means to reach out. A tool serving a simple, universal human cause: bringing smiles and hope back to those who need it most.
Far from big, empty promises and empty charitable projects, Hope With Bitcoin is committed to a philosophy of direct impact, total transparency, and lasting transformation of lives.
đ Official project link : https://linktr.ee/hopewithbtc
đą Why âHope With Bitcoinâ?
It all started with an observation: too many people are living in oblivion. In some regions, particularly in Africa, it doesn't take much to bring back a smile: a meal, a word, a gesture. But often, aid initiatives get lost in an administrative maze, corruption, or a lack of follow-ups. And in the world of Bitcoin, we see many promises of humanitarian aid without ever seeing results.
Hope With Bitcoin was launched to change that. The goal is clear:
Using the power of Bitcoin to provide direct, visible, measurable and lasting help.
We wanted to show that Bitcoin can nourish, heal, raise awareness, connect, and not just speculate.
đ” What we do concretely
Hope With Bitcoin isn't an abstract concept. It's a set of concrete actions carried out on the ground, with rigor and heart.
Here's what we do:
đ Food distribution and health aid
Thanks to donations collected in Bitcoin, we provide concrete help to those who need it most.
We distribute hot meals and basic food items (rice, spaghetti, oil, charcoal, etc.) to struggling families, vulnerable children, and orphanages.
But our work doesn't stop there. A portion of the funds is also used to purchase essential medicines and contribute to the payment of healthcare, particularly for sick or injured people who cannot afford treatment.
Each action is carefully documented and made public to ensure complete transparency and strengthen the trust of our donors.
â Missions accomplished: every satoshi counts
Since Hope With Bitcoin's inception, we've carried out several concrete actions thanks to the donations received. Here's a clear, transparent, and verifiable overview of our actions:
đč PoW 1 â 10 000 Satoshi Received
đ Date : 01/09/2025
đ Purchase food for two children in need
đč PoW 2 â 10 000 Satoshi Received
đ Date : 01/11/2025
đ Purchase food for two children in need
đč PoW 3 â 220,500 Satoshi received
đ Preparing food for thirty children in need
đ Date : 01/13/2025
đč PoW 4â 31,000 Satoshi received
đ Purchase food for six children in need
đ Date : 01/16/2025
đč PoW 5â 30,000 Satoshi received
đ Purchase food for 10 students in need
đ Date : 01/18/2025
đč PoW 6 â 11,093 Satoshi received
đ Purchase food for two children in need
đ Date : 01/22/2025
#### \ đč PoW 7 â 52,000 Satoshi Received
đ Preparing food for eight children in need
đ Date : 01/27/2025
#### \ đč PoW 8 â 116,866 Satoshi Received
đFinancial support for Maria Jimenez's health
đ Date : 02/13/2025
đč PoW 9 â 8,001 Satoshi Received
đ Hope With Bitcoin t-shirt print
đ Date : 02/15/2025
đč PoW 10 â 22,602 Satoshi Received
đ Purchase of food for five children in need (three on site and two takeaway)
đ Date : 02/17/2025
đč PoW 11â 350,000 Satoshi Received
đ Purchase of food (rice, corn, spaghetti, oil, salt, sugar, coal...) at the Bon Arbre orphanage
Thank you letter received: HERE
đ Date : 03/06/2025
đč PoW 12 â 35,000 Satoshi received
đ Purchase of medicine for a person in need
đ Date : 04/02/2025
đč PoW 13 â 60,910 Satoshi received
đ Purchase food for two children in need
đŒ Coming soon
đ Date : 05/18/2025
Each of these Proofs of Work (PoW) is publicly published on Nostr or Geyser to ensure complete transparency. You can view them individually to see the real impact of your donations.
đŁ Bitcoin Adoption Awareness
We take advantage of each field trip to speak with shopkeepers, local vendors, and young people. The idea is to show that Bitcoin can be used practically in their daily lives: to sell, buy, and exchange.
đ Our results to date
Since the creation of Hope With Bitcoin on January 8, 2025, we have succeeded in:
- Collect a total of 957,971 Satoshi thanks to the generosity of contributors around the world.
- Help 87 people directly through our distribution actions. (Proof of work)
- Raise awareness among several merchants about the use of Bitcoin.
- Create a close-knit, caring community focused on human impact.
These numbers aren't statistics. They're lives, faces, stories. Every person helped represents a victory, proof that Bitcoin solidarity is possible.
đŁ Our ambitions for the future
Hope With Bitcoin doesn't want to be just a one-time donation project. We believe in sustainability, independence, and structured growth.
### đ Launch of a pig farm to sustainably finance our actions
To make our humanitarian work self-sufficient and sustainable, we have launched a project to create a pig farm, the proceeds of which will be used to fund food distribution, the purchase of medicines, and other solidarity initiatives led by Hope With Bitcoin.
This project aims to generate regular income while having a tangible local impact:
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đ„Ł Continuously support food and health aid
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đ·ââïž Create jobs for young people and unemployed people
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â»ïž Reinvest profits in other humanitarian projects
To kick-start this project, we've established a detailed budget estimate that includes the purchase of piglets, pen construction, feed, veterinary care, and management fees. đ Estimated cost: approximately 5,525,200 Satoshi
More details on the budget here: https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsfmrafup9dma3wvgeqgasydjhy06rhkn8d268txmztp60533mp3xg0vuk5a
đ Towards a united and evolving ecosystem
Ultimately, we aim to diversify our business into chicken and goat farming and develop micro-agricultural projects. The goal is to build a resilient, local, and 100% Bitcoin-funded ecosystem that serves the most vulnerable.
đ You can support this project now on Geyser:
https://geyser.fund/project/hopewithbitcoin/goals/552
đ Expansion of the area of ââaction
We want to reach:
- More regions
- More beneficiaries
- More businesses willing to accept Bitcoin
â« Why Bitcoin?
The choice of Bitcoin is not ideological. It is practical, thoughtful, and strategic.
Here's why we made this choice:
- â Fast and low-cost transactions
- â No geographical or banking barriers
- â Immutability of donations: funds cannot be diverted
- â Complete traceability thanks to blockchain
- â Financial education for recipients
In short, Bitcoin allows us to rebuild trust in donations and make acts of solidarity visible.
đą How to support us?
You can be part of the change. Here's how:
- đ€ Donate in Bitcoin (https://geyser.fund/project/hopewithbitcoin)
- đą Share our posts to help us gain visibility
- đ§ Recommend us to a partner, company, or influencer
- đŹ Join the community on Twitter, Nostr, or subscribe to Geyser to stay informed and actively participate.
Even a simple retweet can make a difference. Because every Satoshi counts.
Hope With Bitcoin is a declaration of love to humanity. It's a belief that technology can serve the heart. It's a demonstration that Bitcoin can nourish, not just enrich.
We are not an NGO, we are not a company. We are a movement, an initiative, a momentum. And this is just the beginning.
âWith a little Bitcoin and a lot of love, we can change lives.â
đ Join us now : https://linktr.ee/hopewithbtc
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2025-05-16 00:18:45Marty's Bent
It's been a pretty historic week for the United States as it pertains to geopolitical relations in the Middle East. President Trump and many members of his administration, including AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, traveled across the Middle East making deals with countries like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Syria, and others. Many are speculating that Iran may be included in some behind the scenes deal as well. This trip to the Middle East makes sense considering the fact that China is also vying for favorable relationships with those countries. The Middle East is a power player in the world, and it seems pretty clear that Donald Trump is dead set on ensuring that they choose the United States over China as the world moves towards a more multi-polar reality.
Many are calling the events of this week the Riyadh Accords. There were many deals that were struck in relation to artificial intelligence, defense, energy and direct investments in the United States. A truly prolific power play and demonstration of deal-making ability of Donald Trump, if you ask me. Though I will admit some of the numbers that were thrown out by some of the countries were a bit egregious. We shall see how everything plays out in the coming years. It will be interesting to see how China reacts to this power move by the United States.
While all this was going on, there was something happening back in the United States that many people outside of fringe corners of FinTwit are not talking about, which is the fact that the 10-year and 30-year U.S. Treasury bond yields are back on the rise. Yesterday, they surpassed the levels of mid-April that caused a market panic and are hovering back around levels that have not been seen since right before Donald Trump's inauguration.
I imagine that there isn't as much of an uproar right now because I'm pretty confident the media freakouts we were experiencing in mid-April were driven by the fact that many large hedge funds found themselves off sides of large levered basis trades. I wouldn't be surprised if those funds have decreased their leverage in those trades and bond yields being back to mid-April levels is not affecting those funds as much as they were last month. But the point stands, the 10-year and 30-year yields are significantly elevated with the 30-year approaching 5%. Regardless of the deals that are currently being made in the Middle East, the Treasury has a big problem on its hands. It still has to roll over many trillions worth of debt over over the next few years and doing so at these rates is going to be massively detrimental to fiscal deficits over the next decade. The interest expense on the debt is set to explode in the coming years.
On that note, data from the first quarter of 2025 has been released by the government and despite all the posturing by the Trump administration around DOGE and how tariffs are going to be beneficial for the U.S. economy, deficits are continuing to explode while the interest expense on the debt has definitively surpassed our annual defense budget.
via Charlie Bilello
via Mohamed Al-Erian
To make matters worse, as things are deteriorating on the fiscal side of things, the U.S. consumer is getting crushed by credit. The 90-plus day delinquency rates for credit card and auto loans are screaming higher right now.
via TXMC
One has to wonder how long all this can continue without some sort of liquidity crunch. Even though equities markets have recovered from their post-Liberation Day month long bear market, I would not be surprised if what we're witnessing is a dead cat bounce that can only be continued if the money printers are turned back on. Something's got to give, both on the fiscal side and in the private markets where the Common Man is getting crushed because he's been forced to take on insane amounts of debt to stay afloat after years of elevated levels of inflation. Add on the fact that AI has reached a state of maturity that will enable companies to replace their current meat suit workers with an army of cheap, efficient and fast digital workers and it isn't hard to see that some sort of employment crisis could be on the horizon as well.
Now is not the time to get complacent. While I do believe that the deals that are currently being made in the Middle East are probably in the best interest of the United States as the world, again, moves toward a more multi-polar reality, we are facing problems that one cannot simply wish away. They will need to be confronted. And as we've seen throughout the 21st century, the problems are usually met head-on with a money printer.
I take no pleasure in saying this because it is a bit uncouth to be gleeful to benefit from the strife of others, but it is pretty clear to me that all signs are pointing to bitcoin benefiting massively from everything that is going on. The shift towards a more multi-polar world, the runaway debt situation here in the United States, the increasing deficits, the AI job replacements and the consumer credit crisis that is currently unfolding, All will need to be "solved" by turning on the money printers to levels they've never been pushed to before.
Weird times we're living in.
China's Manufacturing Dominance: Why It Matters for the U.S.
In my recent conversation with Lyn Alden, she highlighted how China has rapidly ascended the manufacturing value chain. As Lyn pointed out, China transformed from making "sneakers and plastic trinkets" to becoming the world's largest auto exporter in just four years. This dramatic shift represents more than economic successâit's a strategic power play. China now dominates solar panel production with greater market control than OPEC has over oil and maintains near-monopoly control of rare earth elements crucial for modern technology.
"China makes like 10 times more steel than the United States does... which is relevant in ship making. It's relevant in all sorts of stuff." - Lyn Alden
Perhaps most concerning, as Lyn emphasized, is China's financial leverage. They hold substantial U.S. assets that could be strategically sold to disrupt U.S. treasury market functioning. This combination of manufacturing dominance, resource control, and financial leverage gives China significant negotiating power in any trade disputes, making our attempts to reshoring manufacturing all the more challenging.
Check out the full podcast here for more on Triffin's dilemma, Bitcoin's role in monetary transition, and the energy requirements for rebuilding America's industrial base.
Headlines of the Day
Financial Times Under Fire Over MicroStrategy Bitcoin Coverage - via X
Trump in Qatar: Historic Boeing Deal Signed - via X
Get our new STACK SATS hat - via tftcmerch.io
Johnson Backs Stock Trading Ban; Passage Chances Slim - via X
Take the First Step Off the Exchange
Bitkey is an easy, secure way to move your Bitcoin into self-custody. With simple setup and built-in recovery, itâs the perfect starting point for getting your coins off centralized platforms and into cold storageâno complexity, no middlemen.
Take control. Start with Bitkey.
Use the promo code âTFTC20â during checkout for 20% off
Ten31, the largest bitcoin-focused investor, has deployed 158,469 sats | $150.00M across 30+ companies through three funds. I am a Managing Partner at Ten31 and am very proud of the work we are doing. Learn more at ten31.vc/invest.
Final thought...
Building things of value is satisfying.
Get this newsletter sent to your inbox daily: https://www.tftc.io/bitcoin-brief/
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2025-05-16 00:15:37Marty's Bent
It's been a pretty historic week for the United States as it pertains to geopolitical relations in the Middle East. President Trump and many members of his administration, including AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, traveled across the Middle East making deals with countries like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Syria, and others. Many are speculating that Iran may be included in some behind the scenes deal as well. This trip to the Middle East makes sense considering the fact that China is also vying for favorable relationships with those countries. The Middle East is a power player in the world, and it seems pretty clear that Donald Trump is dead set on ensuring that they choose the United States over China as the world moves towards a more multi-polar reality.
Many are calling the events of this week the Riyadh Accords. There were many deals that were struck in relation to artificial intelligence, defense, energy and direct investments in the United States. A truly prolific power play and demonstration of deal-making ability of Donald Trump, if you ask me. Though I will admit some of the numbers that were thrown out by some of the countries were a bit egregious. We shall see how everything plays out in the coming years. It will be interesting to see how China reacts to this power move by the United States.
While all this was going on, there was something happening back in the United States that many people outside of fringe corners of FinTwit are not talking about, which is the fact that the 10-year and 30-year U.S. Treasury bond yields are back on the rise. Yesterday, they surpassed the levels of mid-April that caused a market panic and are hovering back around levels that have not been seen since right before Donald Trump's inauguration.
I imagine that there isn't as much of an uproar right now because I'm pretty confident the media freakouts we were experiencing in mid-April were driven by the fact that many large hedge funds found themselves off sides of large levered basis trades. I wouldn't be surprised if those funds have decreased their leverage in those trades and bond yields being back to mid-April levels is not affecting those funds as much as they were last month. But the point stands, the 10-year and 30-year yields are significantly elevated with the 30-year approaching 5%. Regardless of the deals that are currently being made in the Middle East, the Treasury has a big problem on its hands. It still has to roll over many trillions worth of debt over over the next few years and doing so at these rates is going to be massively detrimental to fiscal deficits over the next decade. The interest expense on the debt is set to explode in the coming years.
On that note, data from the first quarter of 2025 has been released by the government and despite all the posturing by the Trump administration around DOGE and how tariffs are going to be beneficial for the U.S. economy, deficits are continuing to explode while the interest expense on the debt has definitively surpassed our annual defense budget.
via Charlie Bilello
via Mohamed Al-Erian
To make matters worse, as things are deteriorating on the fiscal side of things, the U.S. consumer is getting crushed by credit. The 90-plus day delinquency rates for credit card and auto loans are screaming higher right now.
via TXMC
One has to wonder how long all this can continue without some sort of liquidity crunch. Even though equities markets have recovered from their post-Liberation Day month long bear market, I would not be surprised if what we're witnessing is a dead cat bounce that can only be continued if the money printers are turned back on. Something's got to give, both on the fiscal side and in the private markets where the Common Man is getting crushed because he's been forced to take on insane amounts of debt to stay afloat after years of elevated levels of inflation. Add on the fact that AI has reached a state of maturity that will enable companies to replace their current meat suit workers with an army of cheap, efficient and fast digital workers and it isn't hard to see that some sort of employment crisis could be on the horizon as well.
Now is not the time to get complacent. While I do believe that the deals that are currently being made in the Middle East are probably in the best interest of the United States as the world, again, moves toward a more multi-polar reality, we are facing problems that one cannot simply wish away. They will need to be confronted. And as we've seen throughout the 21st century, the problems are usually met head-on with a money printer.
I take no pleasure in saying this because it is a bit uncouth to be gleeful to benefit from the strife of others, but it is pretty clear to me that all signs are pointing to bitcoin benefiting massively from everything that is going on. The shift towards a more multi-polar world, the runaway debt situation here in the United States, the increasing deficits, the AI job replacements and the consumer credit crisis that is currently unfolding, All will need to be "solved" by turning on the money printers to levels they've never been pushed to before.
Weird times we're living in.
China's Manufacturing Dominance: Why It Matters for the U.S.
In my recent conversation with Lyn Alden, she highlighted how China has rapidly ascended the manufacturing value chain. As Lyn pointed out, China transformed from making "sneakers and plastic trinkets" to becoming the world's largest auto exporter in just four years. This dramatic shift represents more than economic successâit's a strategic power play. China now dominates solar panel production with greater market control than OPEC has over oil and maintains near-monopoly control of rare earth elements crucial for modern technology.
"China makes like 10 times more steel than the United States does... which is relevant in ship making. It's relevant in all sorts of stuff." - Lyn Alden
Perhaps most concerning, as Lyn emphasized, is China's financial leverage. They hold substantial U.S. assets that could be strategically sold to disrupt U.S. treasury market functioning. This combination of manufacturing dominance, resource control, and financial leverage gives China significant negotiating power in any trade disputes, making our attempts to reshoring manufacturing all the more challenging.
Check out the full podcast here for more on Triffin's dilemma, Bitcoin's role in monetary transition, and the energy requirements for rebuilding America's industrial base.
Headlines of the Day
Financial Times Under Fire Over MicroStrategy Bitcoin Coverage - via X
Trump in Qatar: Historic Boeing Deal Signed - via X
Get our new STACK SATS hat - via tftcmerch.io
Johnson Backs Stock Trading Ban; Passage Chances Slim - via X
Take the First Step Off the Exchange
Bitkey is an easy, secure way to move your Bitcoin into self-custody. With simple setup and built-in recovery, itâs the perfect starting point for getting your coins off centralized platforms and into cold storageâno complexity, no middlemen.
Take control. Start with Bitkey.
Use the promo code *âTFTC20â* during checkout for 20% off
Ten31, the largest bitcoin-focused investor, has deployed 158,469 sats | $150.00M across 30+ companies through three funds. I am a Managing Partner at Ten31 and am very proud of the work we are doing. Learn more at ten31.vc/invest.
Final thought...
Building things of value is satisfying.
Get this newsletter sent to your inbox daily: https://www.tftc.io/bitcoin-brief/
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2025-05-15 23:51:35- Install SDAI (it's free and open source)
- Launch the app, and allow notifications when prompted
- Complete the introduction to get started
- Set Local Diffusion Microsoft ONNX as provider
- In the configuration step, Download a model (such as Real Vision) and wait for the process to finish
- Once the model is downloaded, tap on it and then select Setup
- You can now create images offline by entering a Prompt and tapping đȘ Imagine
âčïž Download the tracking-free FOSS variant
âčïž Internet connection is only required for the initial model download
âčïž To speed up image generation, consider reducing the image size (e.g. 256x256)
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2025-05-15 23:37:29â ïž Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only. Flash USDT is a blockchain simulation tool used for wallet testing, UI development, or demonstration purposes. It should not be used for fraudulent activity. @crypptrcver is not responsible for misuse.
đĄ What Is Flash USDT? Flash USDT is a synthetic transaction method that simulates the transfer of Tether (USDT) into a wallet. These transactions appear instantly in wallet balances â without ever being confirmed on the blockchain â and disappear after a short time or block interval.
Think of it as a temporary, visual representation of USDT that looks real in a wallet but vanishes after expiry.
đ§ Flash USDT: The Basics đïž Visible in supported wallets confirmed on-chain â±ïž Disappears after 20â60 minutes (or X blocks) đž Can be withdrawn and traded âïž Used in wallet testing, UI simulation, and balance display demos Also known as:
Flash USDT Wallet Tool Flash USDT Sender Atomic Flash USDT Flash USDT Binance Sim đ ïž How Flash USDT Works You input a wallet address (TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20) Flash USDT software sends an instant transaction Wallet displays the amount â as if it were real After expiry (e.g., 30 minutes), the tokens vanish It creates the illusion of a deposit without requiring real blockchain confirmation. Most users use Flash USDT for:
Wallet UI testing âProof of fundsâ simulations Demo environments Smart contract UX testing đ§ Supported Networks & Wallets Flash USDT supports all major token standards:
đž TRC20 (Tron Network) đž ERC20 (Ethereum) đž BEP20 (Binance Smart Chain) It works with wallets such as:
â Trust Wallet â MetaMask â TronLink â Binance Wallet â Atomic Wallet The balance appears instantly, just like a real incoming USDT deposit.
đ„ Features of Flash USDT Sender FeatureDescriptionNetwork supportTRC20 / ERC20 / BEP20Visibility duration20 minutes â 2 hoursWallet compatibilityNon-KYC wallets that show unconfirmed TXsFlash USDT Binance modeSimulates deposits into BSC walletsAdjustable transaction sizeSend any custom USDT amountStealth expiryClean disappearance without trace
This is especially helpful in scenarios where you need to test token flows, design wallet apps, or simulate incoming funding activity
đ How to Buy Flash USDT To get your Flash USDT transaction or software setup:
đŹ Telegram: @crypptrcver đ± WhatsApp: +1 941 217 1821
Available packages:
đŻ One-time Flash USDT Send đ» Full Flash USDT Software Tool đ± Flash Sender for Mobile/Android đ Multi-wallet Simulation Package You can request TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20 flash transactions depending on the wallet or network youâre working with.
â ïž Legal & Ethical Use Only While Flash USDT is a powerful blockchain simulation tool, using it to deceive, fake trades, or commit fraud is illegal. Flash transactions should only be used for:
â Personal testing â Blockchain development â Wallet UI testing â Research and education Any misuse is your full responsibility.
â Frequently Asked Questions What is Flash USDT? A temporary USDT transaction that appears in a wallet balance without confirming on the blockchain. It disappears after a set time or block count.
Is Flash USDT real money? No. It is a simulated deposit, not spendable or tradable.
Can I use Flash USDT on Binance? You can send it to BSC (BEP20) wallets, but you cannot use it on the Binance exchange. Itâs for display/testing only.
How do I buy Flash USDT? Contact @crypptrcver on Telegram or WhatsApp to purchase a transaction or the full sender software.
What does Atomic Flash USDT mean? It refers to Flash USDT transactions that are time-bound and expire silently, simulating atomic wallet behavior.
đ§ Final Thoughts Flash USDT is one of the most advanced crypto testing tools available in 2025. Whether youâre simulating wallet behavior, demonstrating a smart contract front end, or simply showing a visual âdepositâ for testing, Flash USDT provides an incredibly realistic experience â without ever moving real funds.
đ Ready to simulate your first USDT transaction?
đŹ Telegram: @crypptrcver đ± WhatsApp: +1 941 217 1821
Packages available for:
TRC20 BEP20 ERC20 Custom wallet simulations
â ïžÂ Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only. Flash USDT is a blockchain simulation tool used for wallet testing, UI development, or demonstration purposes. It should not be used for fraudulent activity. @crypptrcver is not responsible for misuse.
đĄ What Is Flash USDT?
Flash USDT is a synthetic transaction method that simulates the transfer of Tether (USDT) into a wallet. These transactions appear instantly in wallet balances â without ever being confirmed on the blockchain â and disappear after a short time or block interval.
Think of it as a temporary, visual representation of USDT that looks real in a wallet but vanishes after expiry.
đ§ Flash USDT: The Basics
- đïžÂ Visible in supported wallets
- confirmed on-chain
- â±ïžÂ Disappears after 20â60 minutes (or X blocks)
- đžÂ Can be withdrawn and traded
- âïž Used in wallet testing, UI simulation, and balance display demos
Also known as:
- Flash USDT Wallet Tool
- Flash USDT Sender
- Atomic Flash USDT
- Flash USDT Binance Sim
đ ïž How Flash USDT Works
- You input a wallet address (TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20)
- Flash USDT software sends an instant transaction
- Wallet displays the amount â as if it were real
- After expiry (e.g., 30 minutes), the tokens vanish
It creates the illusion of a deposit without requiring real blockchain confirmation. Most users use Flash USDT for:
- Wallet UI testing
- âProof of fundsâ simulations
- Demo environments
- Smart contract UX testing
đ§ Supported Networks & Wallets
Flash USDT supports all major token standards:
- đžÂ TRC20 (Tron Network)
- đžÂ ERC20 (Ethereum)
- đžÂ BEP20 (Binance Smart Chain)
It works with wallets such as:
- â Â Trust Wallet
- â Â MetaMask
- â Â TronLink
- â Â Binance Wallet
- â Â Atomic Wallet
The balance appears instantly, just like a real incoming USDT deposit.
đ„ Features of Flash USDT Sender
FeatureDescriptionNetwork supportTRC20 / ERC20 / BEP20Visibility duration20 minutes â 2 hoursWallet compatibilityNon-KYC wallets that show unconfirmed TXsFlash USDT Binance modeSimulates deposits into BSC walletsAdjustable transaction sizeSend any custom USDT amountStealth expiryClean disappearance without trace
This is especially helpful in scenarios where you need to test token flows, design wallet apps, or simulate incoming funding activity
đ How to Buy Flash USDT
To get your Flash USDT transaction or software setup:
đŹÂ Telegram: @crypptrcver\ đ±Â WhatsApp: +1 941 217 1821
Available packages:
- đŻ One-time Flash USDT Send
- đ» Full Flash USDT Software Tool
- đ± Flash Sender for Mobile/Android
- đ Multi-wallet Simulation Package
You can request TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20 flash transactions depending on the wallet or network youâre working with.
â ïž Legal & Ethical Use Only
While Flash USDT is a powerful blockchain simulation tool, using it to deceive, fake trades, or commit fraud is illegal. Flash transactions should only be used for:
- â Personal testing
- â Blockchain development
- â Wallet UI testing
- â Research and education
Any misuse is your full responsibility.
â Frequently Asked Questions
What is Flash USDT?
A temporary USDT transaction that appears in a wallet balance without confirming on the blockchain. It disappears after a set time or block count.
Is Flash USDT real money?
No. It is a simulated deposit, not spendable or tradable.
Can I use Flash USDT on Binance?
You can send it to BSC (BEP20) wallets, but you cannot use it on the Binance exchange. Itâs for display/testing only.
How do I buy Flash USDT?
Contact @crypptrcver on Telegram or WhatsApp to purchase a transaction or the full sender software.
What does Atomic Flash USDT mean?
It refers to Flash USDT transactions that are time-bound and expire silently, simulating atomic wallet behavior.
đ§ Final Thoughts
Flash USDTÂ is one of the most advanced crypto testing tools available in 2025. Whether youâre simulating wallet behavior, demonstrating a smart contract front end, or simply showing a visual âdepositâ for testing, Flash USDT provides an incredibly realistic experience â without ever moving real funds.
đ Ready to simulate your first USDT transaction?
đŹÂ Telegram: @crypptrcver\ đ±Â WhatsApp: +1 941 217 1821
Packages available for:
- TRC20
- BEP20
- ERC20
- Custom wallet simulations
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2025-05-15 23:15:04Today I rode my bicycle to work and then I had to ride halfway back home to go to a picnic event, kind of a thing. And then I had a bike back to work to help unload stuff and then I had to bike home. So, I got some extra exercise in today and a bit unexpected, but that's good. This image was while I was taking a little walk, it looked like a tiny forest. https://usermedia.actifit.io/125670ce-4e00-493c-a0b4-4c42d542391f This report was published via Actifit app (https://bit.ly/actifit-app | https://bit.ly/actifit-ios). Check out the original version https://actifit.io/@crrdlx/actifit-crrdlx-20250515t231342287z 15/05/2025 24933 Cycling, Jogging, Walking
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@ c9badfea:610f861a
2025-05-15 23:11:22- Install MuPDF Mini (it's free and open source)
- Launch the app and open a document or book
- Tap the left or right edges to scroll through pages
- Enjoy distraction-free reading
âčïž You can open
.pdf
,.xps
,.cbz
,.epub
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2025-05-15 21:04:28Bitcoin is a system outside of the systemâyou donât actually need fiat to obtain some sats. Bitcoin is a monetary network designed to operate independently of traditional financial systems.
As such, itâs possible to acquire Bitcoin without ever converting any fiat currency.Â
Whether youâre aiming to earn, trade, or receive Bitcoin through alternative means, there are numerous ways to accumulate it organicallyâthrough work, community engagement, or creative effort.
In this guide, we'll explore six methods to get Bitcoin without spending fiat.
While some approaches require more time or technical knowledge, others are accessible to nearly anyone willing to accept Bitcoin for payment âĄïž
Read until the end of the article to know where to find people willing to give you Bitcoin in exchange for these ideas đ
Note:Â I have no affiliates or sponsorships and so any businesses I mention below are neither endorsements nor paid ads.
1. Offer Professional Services in Exchange for Bitcoin
The easiest and most direct way to receive Bitcoin without fiat is to trade your skills for sats.
This can be an option for those who are already earning an income freelancing, consulting, or providing any type of independent service simply by charging in Bitcoin rather than fiat.
For those with a traditional 9-5, you could mine sats within a Bitcoin company rather than a fiat business, or offer your skills as a side hustle for sats until you are ready to make a full switch (if you so choose).
Common examples include:
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Writing, editing, or translating
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Graphic design and illustration
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Programming and development
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Coaching, tutoring, or consulting
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Manual labor or local services
Rather than invoicing in your local currency, you can simply set your rate in Bitcoinâtypically using a satoshi-based pricing model. I have a few free tools on my site that can help you with this.
2. Sell GoodsâPhysical or Digitalâfor Bitcoin
You donât need to be a freelancer or to convince your boss to receive Bitcoin.
If you own physical items or create digital products, you can accept BTC as payment instead of fiat.
Even in a down-sizing situation, selling things around your home for Bitcoin is also an option.
Ideas include:
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Selling used items locally (e.g., via marketplaces or word of mouth)
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Creating and distributing digital products like eBooks, music, or design assets
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Selling handmade crafts or collectibles
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Selling the second-hand goods you no longer need for sats
Enthusiasts are often excited to support peer-to-peer BTC commerce.
You donât need a complex setup eitherâa mobile wallet that supports on-chain or Lightning payments is enough to get started.
3. Engage with Nostr & Earn via Micro-Transactions
(I know you are reading on Nostr, but I originally published this on my blog for non-users, and talking about Nostr on Nostr is fun ;)
Nostr is a decentralized social protocol that allows users to interact, publish content, and receive sats.
Itâs one of the most innovative new ways to earn BTC organically, without needing any fiat currency.
On Nostr, content creators, contributors, musicians, artists, and everyday people can receive âzapsâ (tiny Bitcoin tips via the Lightning Network) from other users.
Itâs essentially a value-for-value economy where people support each other directly with sats on top of likes and shares.
Getting started is simple:
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Set up a Lightning wallet (many are free and non-custodial - just look up what Bitcoiners recommend at the time you are reading this)
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Create a profile on a Nostr client (such as Damus, Amethyst, or Primal)
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Participate by posting, replying, and sharing thoughtful content
While the amounts may be small at first, consistent engagement can result in meaningful Bitcoin accumulation over time.
4. Request Bitcoin Tips in Your Daily Life
If you work in a role where tipping is commonâsuch as driving for Uber, working in food service, hospitality, or deliveryâyou can offer Bitcoin as a tipping option.
How to implement this:
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Include a QR code to your Lightning wallet on your phone or a printed card
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Politely inform customers that you accept Bitcoin tips
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Use signage or include a message in your app profile
You may be surprised by how many tech-savvy or curious customers are willing to try it, especially in urban or Bitcoin-friendly communities.
5. Use Bitcoin Cashback & Rewards Programs
While not a direct trade for labor or goods, some platforms allow you to earn Bitcoin as a reward for purchases you were already planning to make.
In these cases, you are not buying Bitcoin with fiat, but instead receiving it as a form of cashback on your everyday fiat purchases.
Popular platforms include:
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In Canada, Shakepay offers free sats for shaking your phone daily or using their pre-paid Visa debit card
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Strike occasionally offers rewards in Bitcoin as well
This approach is best suited for those who already have a spending routine and want to passively earn BTC without changing their habits.
6. Try Bitcoin MiniâMining
Mini miners like the Bitaxe, BitNerd, and similar open-source devices offer a unique way to mine Bitcoin at home without needing large-scale equipment or industrial-level power.
While traditional Bitcoin mining requires costly ASICs and massive electricity, mini miners are small, efficient, and hobbyist-friendly.
Theyâre capable of independently solving blocksâmeaning thereâs a tiny chance you could win the full block rewardâor they can be used to join a solo mining pool and receive small payouts over time based on contribution.
Benefits of mini mining:
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Educational: Learn how mining works from the ground up
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Passive: Runs in the background with low power usage
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Potential upside: Very low probability of winning a full block, but itâs possible
Important caveats:
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These devices must be purchased with fiat or Bitcoin initially
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Most users will not earn consistent Bitcoin from them
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It may be more efficient to simply buy Bitcoin directly with that money ;)
While this idea is more geared towards experienced Bitcoiners wanting to expand their way of stacking sats, it's still a fun thing to consider.
Mini miners are a hands-on way to participate in the network while stacking sats or keeping open the small possibility of mining rewards.
Where to Find People Willing to Pay in Bitcoin
Now an important questionâwhere are you going to find people willing to pay you in Bitcoin?
Finding people who are open to paying in Bitcoin is easier than it might seemâespecially if you know where to look.Â
Start by exploring local Bitcoin meetups, conferences, or community events in your areaâthese are often filled with enthusiasts who prefer peer-to-peer exchanges. Consider searching Facebook or Meetup.com for Bitcoin groups and events in your area.
Online, platforms like Nostr, Twitter/X, Reddit, and Bitcoin-focused Telegram groups can be great places to find clients or collaborators.
You can also look into Bitcoin job boards to find formal employment opportunities that pay in BTC.
The Bitcoin economy is growing, and so is the number of individuals and businesses willing to transact in BTC directlyâbypassing fiat altogether.Â
The key is to get involved in the ecosystemâonce youâre in the network and people get to know you, opportunities will begin to surface organically.
Summary Table: How to Receive Bitcoin w/o Fiat
| Method | Effort Level | Payout Potential | Notes | | ------------------------------- | ------------ | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | Offer services for BTC | Medium | High | Most scalableâmine sats directly instead of fiat | | Sell goods for BTC | Medium | Medium | Local or online; accessible | | Micro-transactions (Nostr) | Low/Medium | Medium (over time) | Lightning required, engaging helps | | Accept BTC tips | Low | Low to Medium | Best for service or gig workers | | Cashback / rewards programs | Low | Low to Medium | Passive sat stacking on normal spending | | Mini Bitcoin mining | Medium | Low / Lottery Level | For advanced users |
What did I forget? Let me know your tips and thoughts in the comments below âš
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2025-05-15 20:08:32Owlâs One-Legged Vigil
The vigil, one leg style
In a misty grove, Sylas the owl perched on a gnarled oak, standing on one leg. His golden eyes scanned the night. Why one leg? A vow to honor his lost mate, taken by a hawk. Each dusk, Sylas balanced, unwavering, as stars wheeled above. His silent stance drew the forestâs gazeâsquirrels paused, deer bowed. One moonlit night, a young owl mimicked him, sparking hope. Sylasâs vigil became legend, a beacon of resilience.
Owlâs One-Legged Vigil: Part Two
Part 2
In the misty grove, Sylas stood on one leg, his vigil unbroken. The young owl, inspired, joined nightly, mimicking his stance. Word spreadâfoxes whispered, ravens cawed. Sylasâs balance was no mere feat; it was defiance against loss. One stormy dusk, winds howled, yet Sylas held firm, his single leg rooted. The young owl faltered but watched in awe. Moonlight pierced the clouds, bathing them in silver. Sylas hooted softly, a call of endurance. The groveâs creatures gathered, drawn by his resolve. A wise badger spoke: âYour vigil heals us.â The young owl, now named Lark, vowed to carry Sylasâs legacy. As dawn broke, Sylas stretched both legs, his vow fulfilled. He flew with Lark, their wings brushing the sky. The grove thrived, united by his stand. Sylasâs one-legged vigil became a tale of hope, etched in every tree.
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2025-05-15 19:59:08Owlâs One-Legged Vigil
The vigil, one leg style
In a misty grove, Sylas the owl perched on a gnarled oak, standing on one leg. His golden eyes scanned the night. Why one leg? A vow to honor his lost mate, taken by a hawk. Each dusk, Sylas balanced, unwavering, as stars wheeled above. His silent stance drew the forestâs gazeâsquirrels paused, deer bowed. One moonlit night, a young owl mimicked him, sparking hope. Sylasâs vigil became legend, a beacon of resilience.
Owlâs One-Legged Vigil: Part Two
Part 2
In the misty grove, Sylas stood on one leg, his vigil unbroken. The young owl, inspired, joined nightly, mimicking his stance. Word spreadâfoxes whispered, ravens cawed. Sylasâs balance was no mere feat; it was defiance against loss. One stormy dusk, winds howled, yet Sylas held firm, his single leg rooted. The young owl faltered but watched in awe. Moonlight pierced the clouds, bathing them in silver. Sylas hooted softly, a call of endurance. The groveâs creatures gathered, drawn by his resolve. A wise badger spoke: âYour vigil heals us.â The young owl, now named Lark, vowed to carry Sylasâs legacy. As dawn broke, Sylas stretched both legs, his vow fulfilled. He flew with Lark, their wings brushing the sky. The grove thrived, united by his stand. Sylasâs one-legged vigil became a tale of hope, etched in every tree.
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2025-05-15 18:29:09Key Takeaways
Dr. Jack Kruse returns in this fiery episode to expose what he alleges is a coordinated campaign by Big Pharma, technocrats, and global elites to control public health narratives and financial systems through manipulated health policies and propaganda. He accuses figures like Calli and Casey Means of fronting a compromised "Maha Movement," backed by A16Z, Big Tech, and the World Economic Forum, with ambitions to embed themselves into U.S. health policy and bioweapons programs. Kruse details his covert efforts to expose these connections, claiming they led to the withdrawal of Casey Means' Surgeon General nomination, and warns of a looming biotechnocratic surveillance state where mRNA vaccines act as bioweapons to enforce compliance. Urging Bitcoiners to expand their fight for sovereignty beyond finance into healthcare and biology, Kruse argues that the true war is over time sovereigntyânot just monetary freedomâand that protecting children from vaccine harms is now the most urgent front in this escalating battle.
Best Quotes
"Bitcoin is worthless if you have no time."
"Weâre not playing games here. This is to the death."
"Big Pharma is just the drug dealer. The real boss is the Department of Defense and DARPA."
"The real battle in D.C. isnât left vs. right, itâs Rothschilds and Rockefellers vs. the technocrats."
"First principle Bitcoiners need to become first principle decentralizers of life itself."
Conclusion
This episode delivers a provocative call to action from Dr. Jack Kruse, who warns that the fight for sovereignty must go beyond finance to confront what he sees as the immediate threat of centralized bio-surveillance through mRNA vaccines. Blending insider claims with health activism, Kruse urges Bitcoiners and the public to recognize that true freedom requires decentralizing not only money but also healthcare and information systems, arguing that without protecting biological sovereignty, Bitcoinâs promise of liberty will be meaningless if people are left physically, mentally, or politically compromised.
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:47 - Outlining MAHA infiltration
22:59 - Fold & Bitkey
24:35- Danger to children
28:27 - Political shell game
35:40 - Unchained
36:09 - Time theft
41:07 - Vax data
46:32 - Bioweapon and control system
58:29 - Game plan - Decentralized yourself
1:15:16 - Priorities
1:24:30 - Support Mary Talley BowdenTranscript
(00:00) me, Larry Leard, those kind of Bitcoiners, the people that are out there that have money, like they're looking to take us out. You need to know a little bit about the back history that I don't think I've talked about anywhere on any other podcast. Rick Callie is linked to the current administration is through Susie Watts.
(00:17) They both were working at Mercury PR basically is the frontman for propaganda for Big Farm. Basically, who pays you? You become their [Â __Â ] We're not playing games here. This is to the death. This is the biggest issue facing Maha now. It's not Froot Loops. It's not red dye. But the messenger RA job can drop you like Demar Handler.
(00:40) Can end your career like JJ Watt. Dr. Jack Cruz, welcome back to the show. Thank you, sir, for having me. Well, thank you for being here. I mean, you're making a lot of noise around a topic that I wasn't well aware of. I'm not going to lie. I think I got duped by or we'll find out if I actually got duped by the meanses. Cali means was coming in last year talking big about Maja getting the food correct.
(01:15) Um, basically telling the story of him being a lobbyist and understanding how corrupt the food system is. And we talked about it last time we were on two months ago. this sort of maha movement has shifted towards focusing on preventative care particularly in diets and you were on the Danny Danny Jones show late last year with Cali means uh sort of pressuring him to admit that the vaccine should be pulled off the market and he did not did not bite and would not budge on that and now his sister Casey has been appointed to surgeon general and
(01:50) this is something Let me let me tell you a little bit about that because you need to know a little bit about the back history that I don't think I've talked about anywhere on any other podcast. She was going to be named surgeon general uh back then. Just so you know that I knew it and I knew quite a bit of other things.
(02:16) So what was my goal? I knew um that Cali and Casey were tied to big tech. They were tied specifically, which you'll be interested in, A16Z, the shitcoiners extraordinaire, and they were also tied to the World Economic Forum through the book deal. Um, so my goal at that time as part of the person that was big in the mob like, and Marty, I don't know if you know this back part of the story.
(02:46) Maha begins not with Casey and Cali and Bobby Kennedy. It began with me, Bobby, and Rick Rubin on Rick's podcast the day that I told RFK Jr. that SV40 was in the Fiser Jabs. Mhm. And that's when Bobby found out that I wrote the law for Blly for a constitutional amendment for medical freedom. And he asked me to use four pages of the law.
(03:13) And Blly cleared me to do that. And then Aaron Siri, who was Bobby's attorney and working with a lot of the stuff that Bobby does with vaccines and I can Aaron contacted me. So just so you're clear, this is two and a half years ago. This is before this is a year previous to Casey and Cali coming on the scene. And I was always behind the scenes.
(03:37) I was not really interested in getting involved um in the [Â __Â ] show. But when I saw these two show up, the way they showed up and when I heard Cali actually say on a podcast that, you know, he was the modus operande of the Maha movement and he's the one that brought Bobby and Trump together.
(04:02) I said, "That's where I draw a [Â __Â ] line." I'm like, "Uh-uh. These guys, I know exactly what they're going to do. I see the game plan. they're going to use a shell game and I needed to have proof before you can come out and be a savage. You got to have proof. So, I hired three former Secret Service agents to actually do a very deep dive.
(04:24) We're talking about the kind of dive that you would get uh if you were going for a Supreme Court nomination. Okay? It cost me a lot of money. And why did I think it was important? Because as you know, you know, as a Bitcoiner, you just saw the big scam that happened with Maya Paribu down in Cerninam that happened after.
(04:49) Well, when I hired these guys, when all of my research that I had done was confirmed by them, I said, "Okay, now we need to go on a podcast very publicly and we need to put Cali's feet to the fire." Why? because I knew and he did not know that I knew this prior to the podcast. Uh that his sister was going to be nominated for surgeon general then.
(05:14) And because he didn't know and you you'll be able to confirm this or the savages in your audience can confirm this with Danny Jones. Do you know that Cali cancelled the podcast to do it into uh February? Yeah. Well, I think it was April of 25 because he didn't want to give anybody the time and day.
(05:37) So, what did I start doing? I started posting some of the information back in November that I found and the links to the Wjikis and the links to Bin, the links to A16Z. I didn't didn't give a ton of the information, but let's just put it this way. enough to make Callie and Cassie scream a little bit that people in DC started to read all my tweets.
(06:04) And then he called Danny up and said, "Danny, I want to do this podcast immediately." And I knew the reason why. Cuz I was baiting him to come so I could hit him with the big stuff. Why? Because you have to understand these two kids, you know, tied to the Rockefellers. They're tied to the banking elite.
(06:26) They're tied to the World Economics Form. Rick Callie is linked to the current administration is through Susie Watts. They both were working at Mercury PR and uh Mercury PR uh basically is the frontman for propaganda for Big Farm and everybody knows that, but not everybody knew that Cali worked for them.
(06:50) And you know the story that he sold all you guys, how he fooled you. And I consider you a smart guy, a savage, it's not shocking how he fooled you because he said as a um a lobbyist basically who pays you, you become their [Â __Â ] to to be quite honest and you'll say things that will make sense. Everybody in creation who's going to watch your podcast knows that all the things that Casey and Cali have said have been said literally for 30, 40, 50 years going all the way back to probably Anel Peas about diet and exercise.
(07:25) Everybody [Â __Â ] knows that. It's not new. They just decided to repackage it up and then they actually got in Bobby's ear about it. And when I released all this stuff, did Bobby know what I had? Yeah, he knew. And did the people in DC all what all their antennas up about this issue? Who was most pissed off with Uncle Jack back then? Susie [Â __Â ] Walls.
(07:56) Why? because those two are her babies that were going to be the amber that Susie Cassidy Cassidy Big Farmer were going to place around um Bobby Kennedy once he got confirmed. And that's why for the savages that are listening to this podcast, you go back and look at Nicole's tweet from, you know, I guess it was about four or five days ago that this didn't make sense.
(08:20) Why? because I gave the data directly to the people in DC behind the scenes of what was really going on and because it was so explosive. That's the reason Susie had to not give the job to Casey Means. She had to wait till the heat died down. So they elevated Janette and Janette bas -
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2025-05-15 17:18:25USA Ă©s SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbia egyĂŒttmƱködik a nukleĂĄris energiĂĄban, beleĂ©rtve a fejlett reaktorokat is
Az EgyesĂŒlt Ăllamok Ă©s SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbia 2025. mĂĄjus 13-ĂĄn RijĂĄdban alĂĄĂrt egy energiaĂŒgyi Ă©s kritikus ĂĄsvĂĄnyi anyagokra vonatkozĂł egyĂŒttmƱködĂ©si megĂĄllapodĂĄst, amelynek rĂ©szekĂ©nt a polgĂĄri nukleĂĄris energia terĂŒletĂ©n is kijelöltĂ©k az egyĂŒttmƱködĂ©s fĆbb terĂŒleteit. Az USA EnergiaĂŒgyi MinisztĂ©riuma szerint a kooperĂĄciĂł kiterjed a biztonsĂĄgra, vĂ©delmi Ă©s non-proliferĂĄciĂłs programokra, az amerikai III+ generĂĄciĂłs fejlett nagy reaktortechnolĂłgiĂĄkra Ă©s kis modulĂĄris reaktorokra, valamint az urĂĄnkutatĂĄsra, bĂĄnyĂĄszatra Ă©s feldolgozĂĄsra.
TovĂĄbbi terĂŒletek a szakkĂ©pzĂ©s, munkaerĆ-fejlesztĂ©s Ă©s a nukleĂĄris hulladĂ©kkezelĂ©s. Chris Wright energiaĂŒgyi miniszter szerint ezek a megĂĄllapodĂĄsok erĆs partnersĂ©get teremtenek, amelyek biztosĂtjĂĄk Donald Trump elnök âbelföldi jĂłlĂ©t Ă©s kĂŒlföldi bĂ©keâ vĂziĂłjĂĄnak megvalĂłsulĂĄsĂĄt. Trump elsĆ jelentĆs kĂŒlföldi ĂștjĂĄn lĂĄtogat SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbiĂĄba Ă©s mĂĄs arab orszĂĄgokba mĂĄsodik elnöki ciklusĂĄban. Wright az energiaĂŒgyi egyĂŒttmƱködĂ©si megĂĄllapodĂĄst Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud szaĂșdi energiaĂŒgyi miniszterrel Ărta alĂĄ. Az USA szerint a megĂĄllapodĂĄs cĂ©lja az innovĂĄciĂł, fejlesztĂ©s Ă©s az energetikai infrastruktĂșra kiĂ©pĂtĂ©sĂ©nek lehetĆsĂ©geinek feltĂĄrĂĄsa a kĂ©t orszĂĄgban.
Az USA Ă©s SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbia tĂĄrgyalĂĄsokat folytat a kirĂĄlysĂĄg polgĂĄri nukleĂĄris iparĂĄnak fejlesztĂ©sĂ©rĆl, de a tĂĄrgyalĂĄsokat rĂ©giĂłs politikai kĂ©rdĂ©sek Ă©s a fegyverkezĂ©si aggodalmak bonyolĂtjĂĄk. Wright mĂșlt hĂłnapban azt mondta, vĂĄrhatĂłan elĆzetes megĂĄllapodĂĄst Ărnak alĂĄ, Ă©s RijĂĄd valamint Washington âĂșton vanâ egy közös szaĂșdi polgĂĄri nukleĂĄris program kidolgozĂĄsĂĄhoz. âAz USA rĂ©szvĂ©telĂ©hez Ă©s partnersĂ©gĂ©hez mindenkĂ©pp szĂŒksĂ©g lesz egy 123-as megĂĄllapodĂĄsra... sokfĂ©lekĂ©ppen lehet Ășgy szerzĆdni, hogy az megfeleljen mind a szaĂșdi, mind az amerikai cĂ©loknakâ â mondta Wright.
A 123-as megĂĄllapodĂĄs Ăștja
Az Ășgynevezett 123-as megĂĄllapodĂĄs az USA 1954-es Atomenergia-törvĂ©nyĂ©nek 123. szakaszĂĄra utal, amely szĂŒksĂ©ges ahhoz, hogy az amerikai kormĂĄny Ă©s cĂ©gek egyĂŒtt dolgozhassanak a kirĂĄlysĂĄg entitĂĄsaival polgĂĄri nukleĂĄris ipar fejlesztĂ©sĂ©n. Wright szerint a szaĂșdi hatĂłsĂĄgok mĂ©g nem egyeztek bele a törvĂ©ny ĂĄltal elĆĂrt feltĂ©telekbe, amely kilenc non-proliferĂĄciĂłs kritĂ©riumot hatĂĄroz meg annak Ă©rdekĂ©ben, hogy az adott ĂĄllam ne hasznĂĄlhassa fel a technolĂłgiĂĄt nukleĂĄris fegyverek fejlesztĂ©sĂ©re, vagy ne adhassa ĂĄt Ă©rzĂ©keny anyagokat mĂĄsoknak.
A tĂĄrgyalĂĄsok eddig azĂ©rt is akadoztak, mert SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbia nem akarta kizĂĄrni az urĂĄndĂșsĂtĂĄs vagy a kiĂ©gett fƱtĆelemek ĂșjrafeldolgozĂĄsĂĄnak lehetĆsĂ©gĂ©t â mindkettĆ potenciĂĄlis Ășt egy atombomba felĂ©. Mohamed bin SzalmĂĄn koronaherceg rĂ©gĂłta hangoztatja, hogy ha IrĂĄn nukleĂĄris fegyvert fejleszt, SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbia is követni fogja. A vilĂĄg legnagyobb olajexportĆre, SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbia jelentĆs megĂșjulĂł energia elĆĂĄllĂtĂĄsĂĄra Ă©s kibocsĂĄtĂĄscsökkentĂ©sre törekszik a koronaherceg Vision 2030 reformprogramja keretĂ©ben, amelyben a nukleĂĄris energia is szerepet kap.
2022-ben SzaĂșd-ArĂĄbia lĂ©trehozta a Nemzeti NukleĂĄris Energia TĂĄrsasĂĄgot, hogy fejlessze Ă©s ĂŒzemeltesse a nukleĂĄris lĂ©tesĂtmĂ©nyeket. A kirĂĄlysĂĄg akkor kezdte meg az elsĆ atomerĆmƱvi engedĂ©lyeztetĂ©si folyamatot, amely a hĂrek szerint mintegy 14 milliĂĄrd dollĂĄrba (12,2 milliĂĄrd eurĂłba) kerĂŒlhet. Helyi mĂ©dia szerint a tervezett atomerĆmƱ kapacitĂĄsa 2800 GW lesz. KorĂĄbbi jelentĂ©sek szerint DĂ©l-Korea, FranciaorszĂĄg, KĂna Ă©s OroszorszĂĄg is adott be ajĂĄnlatot, de ezt hivatalosan nem erĆsĂtettĂ©k meg.
Tajvan: Az utolsĂł atomerĆmƱ bezĂĄrĂĄsĂĄra kĂ©szĂŒlve mĂłdosĂtjĂĄk a törvĂ©nyt
Tajvan parlamentje elfogadott egy mĂłdosĂtĂĄst a nukleĂĄris energia törvĂ©nyĂ©ben, amely lehetĆvĂ© teszi az ĂŒzemeltetĆk szĂĄmĂĄra, hogy a jelenlegi 40 Ă©ves korlĂĄtozĂĄson tĂșl tovĂĄbbi 20 Ă©vre hosszabbĂtsĂĄk meg az atomerĆmƱvi engedĂ©lyeket, Ăgy akĂĄr 60 Ă©vig is mƱködhet egy reaktor. Az ĂĄllami Central News Agency szerint a mĂłdosĂtĂĄst az ellenzĂ©ki Kuomintang Ă©s a Tajvani NĂ©ppĂĄrt tĂĄmogatta, 60 igen Ă©s 51 nem szavazattal, a kormĂĄnyzĂł Demokratikus ProgresszĂv PĂĄrt ellenĂ©ben.
A javaslat cĂ©lja a nukleĂĄris energia ĂșjbĂłli bevonĂĄsa Tajvan energiastratĂ©giĂĄjĂĄba. A NukleĂĄris BiztonsĂĄgi TanĂĄcs szerint minden hosszabbĂtĂĄsi kĂ©relemnek meg kell felelnie a nemzetközi szabvĂĄnyoknak, Ă©s alapos mƱszaki Ă©s jogi Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©sen kell ĂĄtesnie. A lĂ©pĂ©sre azutĂĄn kerĂŒl sor, hogy a kormĂĄny a hĂ©tvĂ©gĂ©n vĂ©glegesen bezĂĄrja a Maanshan-2 atomerĆmƱvet Pingtung megyĂ©ben, ezzel teljesĂtve Tajvan nukleĂĄrismentessĂ©gi ĂgĂ©retĂ©t.
Kuo Jyh-huei gazdasĂĄgi miniszter megerĆsĂtette, hogy a Maanshan-2 hosszabbĂtĂĄsa akĂĄr 18 hĂłnapot is igĂ©nybe vehet. A kormĂĄny szerint a mĂłdosĂtĂĄs nem vĂĄltoztatja meg a Maanshan-2 bezĂĄrĂĄsĂĄnak tervĂ©t. 2024 jĂșliusĂĄban a Taipower ĂĄllami vĂĄllalat leĂĄllĂtotta a Maanshan-1 atomerĆmƱvet, Ăgy az orszĂĄgban mĂĄr csak egy reaktor, a Maanshan-2 maradt ĂŒzemben.
A sziget energiaigĂ©nye â fĆkĂ©nt a fĂ©lvezetĆipar miatt â gyorsan nĆ, ami ĂșjraĂ©leszti a nukleĂĄris energia körĂŒli vitĂĄt. A gazdasĂĄgi minisztĂ©rium szerint az orszĂĄg villamosenergia-szĂŒksĂ©glete 2030-ra vĂĄrhatĂłan 12-13%-kal nĆ, fĆkĂ©nt a mestersĂ©ges intelligencia (AI) iparĂĄg fellendĂŒlĂ©se miatt. A Greenpeace szerint a vilĂĄg legnagyobb chipgyĂĄrtĂłja, a Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company 2030-ra önmagĂĄban annyi ĂĄramot fog fogyasztani, mint a sziget 23 milliĂłs lakossĂĄgĂĄnak negyede.
Az energiaĂ©hsĂ©g nehezĂti Tajpej 2050-re kitƱzött nettĂł zĂ©rĂł kibocsĂĄtĂĄsi vĂĄllalĂĄsĂĄt, amely nagyrĂ©szt a megĂșjulĂł energia rĂ©szarĂĄnyĂĄnak 60-70%-ra emelĂ©sĂ©n alapul a jelenlegi 12%-rĂłl. A nukleĂĄris energia tĂĄmogatĂłi szerint ez a legĂ©letkĂ©pesebb mĂłdja Tajvan ipari Ă©s környezetvĂ©delmi cĂ©ljainak összehangolĂĄsĂĄra. 2023-ban a nukleĂĄris energia a tajvani villamosenergia-termelĂ©s 6,9%-ĂĄt adta, mĂg a fĆ energiaforrĂĄsok a szĂ©n Ă©s a cseppfolyĂłsĂtott földgĂĄz voltak. A Maanshan-1 bezĂĄrĂĄsĂĄval a nukleĂĄris energia arĂĄnya 2,8%-ra csökken.
Egykor hat reaktor biztosĂtotta Tajvan ĂĄramellĂĄtĂĄsĂĄnak több mint felĂ©t.
âNagyon nyitottakâ az Ășj nukleĂĄris technolĂłgiĂĄra
Tavaly Ă©v vĂ©gĂ©n Cho Jung-tai tajvani miniszterelnök kijelentette, hogy az orszĂĄg ânagyon nyitottâ az Ășj nukleĂĄris technolĂłgiĂĄk alkalmazĂĄsĂĄra, hogy kielĂ©gĂtse a chipgyĂĄrtĂłk Ă©s az AI ipar növekvĆ ĂĄramigĂ©nyĂ©t. âAmĂg konszenzus van a nukleĂĄris biztonsĂĄgrĂłl Ă©s megfelelĆ garanciĂĄk vannak a hulladĂ©kkezelĂ©sre, nyilvĂĄnos vitĂĄt lehet folytatniâ â mondta Cho a Bloombergnek adott interjĂșban. Ez az egyik legerĆsebb jele annak, hogy a kormĂĄny Ășjragondolja a kereskedelmi atomerĆmƱvekkel szembeni ellenĂĄllĂĄsĂĄt.
Cho vĂ©lhetĆen fejlett reaktorokra, köztĂŒk kis modulĂĄris reaktorokra (SMR) utalt, amelyeket szĂĄmos orszĂĄgban fejlesztenek. Tajvan Nemzeti AtomkutatĂł IntĂ©zete a hĂ©ten indĂtott egy 3,3 milliĂł dollĂĄros SMR kutatĂĄsi projektet, amely utat nyithat a fejlett nukleĂĄris reaktorok bevezetĂ©se elĆtt.
Ăj Ă©pĂtĂ©s
Az amerikai EnergySolutions megkezdi a fejlett nukleĂĄris projektek tervezĂ©sĂ©t a wisconsini Kewaunee atomerĆmƱ helyszĂnĂ©n. A cĂ©g a WEC Energy Grouppal egyĂŒttmƱködve vizsgĂĄlja az Ășj nukleĂĄris termelĂ©s lehetĆsĂ©gĂ©t a helyszĂnen, Ă©s most helyszĂni Ă©s környezeti tanulmĂĄnyokat indĂt az NRC engedĂ©lyek megszerzĂ©se Ă©rdekĂ©ben.
Ken Robuck, az EnergySolutions elnök-vezĂ©rigazgatĂłja szerint az adatközpontok, a mestersĂ©ges intelligencia Ă©s az ipari növekedĂ©s ĂĄltal hajtott energiaigĂ©ny miatt soha nem volt mĂ©g ekkora szĂŒksĂ©g megbĂzhatĂł, szĂ©n-dioxid-mentes energiĂĄra. Az EnergySolutions 2022-ben vĂĄsĂĄrolta meg a 2013-ban leĂĄllĂtott, jelenleg leszerelĂ©s alatt ĂĄllĂł Kewaunee erĆmƱvet. Wisconsin egyetlen mƱködĆ atomerĆmƱve a Point Beach, amely az ĂĄllam villamosenergia-termelĂ©sĂ©nek 16,5%-ĂĄt adja.
ElemzĂ©s: A brit nukleĂĄris munkaerĆnek âjelentĆsenâ bĆvĂŒlnie kell
Az EgyesĂŒlt KirĂĄlysĂĄgban a kormĂĄny Ă©s az iparĂĄg közös szervezete, a Destination Nuclear sikeresen vonzza a szĂŒksĂ©ges szakembereket a nukleĂĄris tervekhez, de figyelmeztet, hogy a munkaerĆnek âjelentĆsenâ bĆvĂŒlnie kell. Az orszĂĄgban jelenleg 96 000 fĆ dolgozik a nukleĂĄris szektorban, de 2030-ra 120 000-re lesz szĂŒksĂ©g, vagyis hat Ă©v alatt 24 000 fĆvel kell bĆvĂteni az ĂĄllomĂĄnyt.
A program cĂ©lja, hogy a civil Ă©s vĂ©delmi nukleĂĄris szektorban is vonzĂłvĂĄ tegye a pĂĄlyĂĄt, kĂŒlönös tekintettel a kritikus kĂ©szsĂ©gekre, pĂ©ldĂĄul a hegesztĂ©sre, biztonsĂĄgi mĂ©rnökökre, projekttervezĆkre Ă©s sugĂĄrvĂ©delmi szakemberekre. A kampĂĄny digitĂĄlis hirdetĂ©sekkel, on-demand TV-n (pl. Netflix), Ă©s az online Minecraft jĂĄtĂ©kon keresztĂŒl is igyekszik elĂ©rni a potenciĂĄlis munkavĂĄllalĂłkat. Az elsĆ eredmĂ©nyek szerint 52%-kal nĆtt azok arĂĄnya, akik korĂĄbban nem gondoltak a nukleĂĄris pĂĄlyĂĄra, de most mĂĄr fontolĂłra veszik. A szektor mĂĄr most is több tĂzezer munkahelyet biztosĂt, Ă©s 2050-re akĂĄr 70 milliĂĄrd fonttal jĂĄrulhat hozzĂĄ a brit gazdasĂĄghoz.
EgyĂ©b hĂrek röviden
- Kanada: Az NWMO öt cĂ©get vĂĄlasztott ki az elsĆ mĂ©ly geolĂłgiai tĂĄrolĂł tervezĂ©sĂ©re Ă©s kivitelezĂ©sĂ©re.
- Deep Atomic Ă©s Future-tech: Ăj programot indĂtottak nukleĂĄris adatközpontok helyszĂnĂ©rtĂ©kelĂ©sĂ©re.
- Urenco Isotopes: Ăzembe helyezte legĂșjabb izotĂłp-dĂșsĂtĂł berendezĂ©sĂ©t, a Blaise Pascalt.
- IAEA: MĂĄjus 21-Ă©n webinĂĄriumot tart a nukleĂĄris fĂșziĂł gyorsĂtĂĄsĂĄrĂłl, kĂŒlönös tekintettel a technolĂłgiai Ă©s ellĂĄtĂĄsi lĂĄncok összehangolĂĄsĂĄra.
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@ 0b118e40:4edc09cb
2025-05-15 15:40:21My week started off with a lovely message from a friend : âI often think about you. Especially during times when it requires me to be more resilient and have faith in myself. I always carry your note in the book you gave me, âwhat the dog sawâ And it always gives me courage and I send a little prayer your wayâ.
This friend of mine was dealing with the undercurrent of discrimination in my alma mater when we first met, and I helped out. It's something anybody would have done, but surprisingly, nobody else showed up. Weâve stayed in touch over the years, and my friend went on to help a lot of other people along the way.
I donât remember what I wrote in that note. Itâs something I tend to do (write notes, give books, write notes in books). But the message boomeranged back to me at a time when I needed to hold the line. To keep the faith.
Most of us donât talk about our struggles. And sometimes the smallest act, which could just be a kind word or a reminder of the person you are, can carry farther than we imagine.
On the act of giving
Thereâs a book called Give and Take by Adam Grant. I picked it up hoping to learn how to take, because itâs always been easier to give and harder to accept help. But what I learned was something else entirely.
Grant studied over 30,000 people across different companies and grouped them into three types: * Givers * Matchers * Takers
Based on his studies, givers often finish last... They struggle the most. They burn out. They get overlooked. Theyâre too trusting.
But oddly, they also rise to the very top.
Matchers are the scorekeepers, the âIâll help you if you help meâ kind. They make up most of the population. The fascinating thing about tit-for-tat is that if someoneâs kind, they reciprocate. But if someone acts like a jerk, they return the energy, and over time, it becomes a pool of spoiled milk. Matchers are a lukewarm, forgettable kind of network.
Takers are the ones chasing attention, always aligning themselves with whoever looks powerful. They tend to float toward status and soak up what they can. But they often portray themselves as kind and giving.
One example Grant shared was Enron's Kenneth Lay, who was at the center of one of the biggest corporate scandals in U.S. history. He hung around wherever heâd get seen or validated. He funded both Bush and Clinton, hedging his bets on who might win by securing proximity. Sadly, when Enron crumbled, he died of a heart attack before his prison sentencing.
Most people steer clear from takers because they are just exhausting. And takers often collapse under the weight of their own games.
But takers arenât the lowest performers. That spot belongs to a certain kind of giverâthe self-neglecting kind. The ones with no boundaries, no clarity, and no self-awareness. They give in to avoid conflict, to feel worthy, or because they donât know how to say no. And when life breaks them, they point fingers.
Then thereâs the other kind of giver. The ones who build trust and build people up without asking for a receipt.
These givers: 1. Give without expectation, from a place of purpose 2. Build and uplift others without seeking credit 3. Set boundaries and walk away when giving turns into draining
This group of givers rarely talk much about what they do for others. But when you hear about it or see it, it stays with you. It makes you want to show up a little better.
Why open source environments feels like home
The more I thought about it, the more I saw how deeply open source reflects that kind of giving that ends up right at the top.
In open source, you donât last if itâs just about ego. You canât fake it. There are no titles, no awards. You either show up to build and help, or you donât.
People who give without needing to be seen are the ones the community leans on. You can tell when someoneâs pretending to care. Itâs in their tone, their urgency and their sense of transaction. The genuine ones donât need to brand themselves as generous. They just are.
Open source works because giving is the default setting. The work speaks volumes and generosity compounds. The system filters for people who show up with purpose and stay consistent.
Itâs also why the ones who whine, posture, or manipulate rarely last. They might call themselves givers, but theyâre not fooling anyone whoâs actually doing the work.
Adam Grant found that for giver cultures to thrive, takers have to be removed. They need to be pruned. Because takers poison the well. They drain givers, shift the culture from contribution to calculation, and unravel the trust that holds open systems together.
When hope boomerangs
That note is something I donât remember writing. But it found its way back to me, and it was a good reminder to take my own advice and keep the faith.
And maybe thatâs the point.
You do a small thing. And years later, it circles back when it matters most. Not because you expected it. But because you mattered.
According to Grant, givers do best when they combine generosity with grit and strategy. They create networks built on goodwill, which eventually open doors others donât even know exist.
So if youâre wondering where Iâm going with this, do something genuinely kind for someone today. Even if itâs as simple as sending a kind note. Not for you to be seen or heard. And not for you to keep scores.
But, just because.
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@ 04c915da:3dfbecc9
2025-05-15 15:31:45Capitalism is the most effective system for scaling innovation. The pursuit of profit is an incredibly powerful human incentive. Most major improvements to human society and quality of life have resulted from this base incentive. Market competition often results in the best outcomes for all.
That said, some projects can never be monetized. They are open in nature and a business model would centralize control. Open protocols like bitcoin and nostr are not owned by anyone and if they were it would destroy the key value propositions they provide. No single entity can or should control their use. Anyone can build on them without permission.
As a result, open protocols must depend on donation based grant funding from the people and organizations that rely on them. This model works but it is slow and uncertain, a grind where sustainability is never fully reached but rather constantly sought. As someone who has been incredibly active in the open source grant funding space, I do not think people truly appreciate how difficult it is to raise charitable money and deploy it efficiently.
Projects that can be monetized should be. Profitability is a super power. When a business can generate revenue, it taps into a self sustaining cycle. Profit fuels growth and development while providing projects independence and agency. This flywheel effect is why companies like Google, Amazon, and Apple have scaled to global dominance. The profit incentive aligns human effort with efficiency. Businesses must innovate, cut waste, and deliver value to survive.
Contrast this with non monetized projects. Without profit, they lean on external support, which can dry up or shift with donor priorities. A profit driven model, on the other hand, is inherently leaner and more adaptable. It is not charity but survival. When survival is tied to delivering what people want, scale follows naturally.
The real magic happens when profitable, sustainable businesses are built on top of open protocols and software. Consider the many startups building on open source software stacks, such as Start9, Mempool, and Primal, offering premium services on top of the open source software they build out and maintain. Think of companies like Block or Strike, which leverage bitcoinâs open protocol to offer their services on top. These businesses amplify the open software and protocols they build on, driving adoption and improvement at a pace donations alone could never match.
When you combine open software and protocols with profit driven business the result are lean, sustainable companies that grow faster and serve more people than either could alone. Bitcoinâs network, for instance, benefits from businesses that profit off its existence, while nostr will expand as developers monetize apps built on the protocol.
Capitalism scales best because competition results in efficiency. Donation funded protocols and software lay the groundwork, while market driven businesses build on top. The profit incentive acts as a filter, ensuring resources flow to what works, while open systems keep the playing field accessible, empowering users and builders. Together, they create a flywheel of innovation, growth, and global benefit.
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@ c1e6505c:02b3157e
2025-05-15 15:25:27âPut that camera down, you bitch,â someone yelled out of a car as it drove by with the door wide open.
I had a little time in Savannah yesterday to walk around and take some photos. I tend to wander through the rougher areas â not just in Savannah, but in any city I visit. Iâm drawn to the spots most people avoid. Not the tourist zones, but the alleys, the quiet, broken-down neighborhoods where the grit is.
Iâve photographed Savannah a lot over the past few years, so itâs getting harder to find places I havenât already been. But every now and then, Iâll stumble on a back street or alley Iâve never seen before, and in it, something Iâm almost certain no one else has photographed.
Thereâs something about walking aimlessly with a camera that I find incredibly fulfilling. Honestly, if I could do just that for the rest of my life â wander around and photograph things that most people overlook â Iâd be content.
Thereâs a quote I heard recently - canât remember who said it â but it stuck with me. It was something like: âItâs better to be aimless than to be rigid with a plan.â Because when youâre too locked into a goal, you might miss the opportunities that pop up along the way. You need to stay flexible, fluidâopen to what the world hands you.
Thatâs how I feel about photography. Iâll walk for hoursâsometimes five to ten miles â just to see what shows up. It becomes a game. A game between me, the camera, the street, and whatever decides to show up that day.
Usually, it takes a few warm-up shots to get into it â just pictures of objects, whatever catches my eye. But once I find a rhythm, itâs like the world starts to reveal itself. The good stuff comes out of hiding.
Thatâs what real photography is to me. Not staging scenes or setting up portraitsâthatâs more like illustration, as Garry Winogrand would say. What I care about is life. Life unfolding right in front of you. Life happening.
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@ a296b972:e5a7a2e8
2025-05-15 15:07:57***Unserestaatsanwaltschaft***
Die Staatsanwaltschaft Aachen prĂŒft Ermittlungen gegen Unbekannt in Sachen Cum-Ex. HierfĂŒr konnte die ehemalige ChefanklĂ€gerin Brohilker als externe Expertin gewonnen werden. Korrektur, die Staatsanwaltschaft prĂŒft Ermittlungen gegen Frau Brohilker. âRichtig soâ, sagen Experten. âEs sind doch nur 43 Milliarden im Bermuda-Dreieck verschollen. Man muss auch mal Ruhe geben, genauso, wie bei Coronaâ. Dank schon heute an Unserestaatsanwaltschaft.
***Bundesamt fĂŒr Fassungslosigkeit***
Ein Enkel hat die Kochrezepte seiner GroĂmutter zusammengetragen und veröffentlicht. AusschlieĂlich Rezepte aus OstpreuĂen, Pommern und Schlesien. Das gesamte Kochbuch ist jetzt als Nazi-KĂŒche eingestuft worden, weil der Urenkel die Grenze des guten Geschmacks, also die Oder-Neisse-Linie, dadurch missachtet hat. Weiter wurde ihm Russenfreundlichkeit vorgeworfen, weil auch ein Rezept fĂŒr Königsberger Klopse abgedruckt wurde.
***Stillhaltezusage***
Die vom Bundesamt fĂŒr Verfassungsschutz ausgesprochene Stillhaltezusage hat ZahnĂ€rzte auf die Idee gebracht, diese vor Behandlung von ihren Patienten unterschreiben zu lassen. Widerstand ist zwecklos.
***Paragraphenerweiterung***
Das WĂŒrgen des Menschen ist unfassbar. Jeder, der sich dafĂŒr einsetzt, dass wieder die Vernunft in Deutschland Einzug hĂ€lt, wird mit einem Urlaub mit dem Corona-Minister II nicht unter 6 Wochen bestraft.
***Freie KapazitÀten beim Verfassungsschutz***
Das als gesichert stillgehaltene Gutachten hat gezeigt, dass das Bundesamt ĂŒber erhebliche KapazitĂ€ten verfĂŒgt. Diese sollen jetzt gebĂŒndelt dazu verwendet werden, die Messerattentate und den Tatbestand der selbstfahrenden Autos in Menschenmengen lĂŒckenlos aufzuklĂ€ren. Erfahrung bei dem Zusammentragen von öffentlichen Zitaten verspricht nun endlich eine zeitnahe AufklĂ€rung.
***Sonderdezernat beim schutzverfassenden Bundesamt***
Die Sprengung der Nordstream 2-Pipeline war ein terroristischer Anschlag auf die Energieversorgung von Deutschland und ganz Europa. Zur nun endgĂŒltigen AufklĂ€rung nach nur wenigen Jahren wurde ein Sonderdezernat mit dem Code-Namen âTask Force Pengâ eingerichtet. Man hat bereits Kontakt zu Seymour Hersh aufgenommen, doch der ist zurzeit mit einem Segelboot namens âAndromedaâ auf Weltumrundung unterwegs.
***Eurovision Song Contest***
Der ESC ist eine absolut politisch neutrale Sing-Veranstaltung, bei der persönliche Angriffe gegen ReprĂ€sentanten und Innen stets im Bereich des Unmöglichen bleiben. Auch solidarische Gewinnerermittlung zur UnterstĂŒtzung eines bestimmten Landes entbehrt jeder Grundlage, wie die Vergangenheit wiederholt gezeigt hat.
***DrehtĂŒreffekt***
Das Infragestellen von Personen, die von der Politik in die Medien oder umgekehrt wechseln, hat nichts mit Interessenkonflikten zu tun. Im Gegenteil: Es werden so Kompetenzen ressourcenschonend anschlussverwendet.
***âAufrĂŒstung in Deutschland***
Nachdem man zunĂ€chst einen Feind erfunden hat, der keine Lust hat, einer zu sein, ist die zwingend logische Schlussfolgerung daraus, dass man jetzt auch wieder die zentrale Macht in Europa werden will. Das freut die Nachbarn, und wie schon in der Ukraine in 2022, beginnt die neue deutsche Zeitrechnung jetzt in 2025. Man ist zu der Ăberzeugung gelangt, dass Vorgeschichten von Nationen völlig ĂŒberbewertet werden.
***Vergleich unzulÀssig***
Die geplante Zerschlagung des Kapitalismus durch die Linke ist etwas völlig anderes, als die BekĂ€mpfung des Kapitalismus zugunsten des Sozialismus durch die SED, weil es damals um die Deutsche Mark ging und heute schlieĂlich um den Euro.
***Bevorstehende Hitzewelle Sommer 2025***
Nach den vergeblichen zwei AnlÀufen durch plötzlich und unerwarteten Regen in den Jahren 2023 und 2024 ist man sich nun ganz sicher, dass die Erdverkochung durch die Klimawandelung im dritten Anlauf stattfinden wird. Es wurden schon Bodentemperaturen gemessen.
***Neueintrag im Knigge***
Ab sofort schickt es sich nicht, dass vollgeschnaufte TaschentĂŒcher auf dem Tisch liegengelassen werden dĂŒrfen, wenn die Kamera angeht. Auch Kratzlöffel, wenn der RĂŒcken mal juckt, sind vor Einschalten der Kamera zu entfernen.
***Meinungsfreiheit***
Jeder darf die ihm von den Weisen der Wahrheit vorgegebene Meinung so oft wiederholen und aussprechen, wie er will. Eine Limitierung der Wiederholungen findet nicht statt.
***Selbstbestimmungsgesetz erweitert***
Das Selbstbestimmungsgesetz wurde jetzt erweitert: Man darf sich auch als Finanzamt definieren. Das hat den Vorteil, dass sich der Steuerpflichtige seine Steuerzahlungen auf sein eigenes Konto ĂŒberweisen kann, um selbst zu entscheiden, wofĂŒr die Gelder der Allgemeinheit dienend, ausgegeben werden sollen.
***US-Verbot von Gain-of-Function Forschung***
DafĂŒr, dass deutsche Unternehmen aufgrund der unbezahlbaren Energiekosten ihre ProduktionsstĂ€tten ins Ausland verlagern, werden in deutschen Bio-Laboren die freigesetzten US-KapazitĂ€ten aus der Forschung mit Kusshand aufgenommen. Operation Paperclip II, nur umgekehrt.
***Deutscher Weltrekord***
Noch nie wurden AnkĂŒndigungen in einem Koalitionsvertrag so schnell entsorgt, wie nach den Anfang Mai 2025 stattgefundenen Wahlen. Der verbleibende Rest sind Kann-Bestimmungen, fĂŒr die sicher ein Grund gefunden wird, warum das Geld zur Umsetzung fehlt.
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2025-05-15 14:42:29Good morning, readers!
We bring news from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group is imposing immense taxes on the local economy, merchants, and aid groups to fund its insurgency as it seeks to govern seized regions of the Eastern Congo. The levies worsen economic hardship for Congolese already suffering from ongoing cash shortages, bank closures, and rapidly rising prices induced by the regional conflict.
Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, independent media outlet Channel C, founded by former Apple Daily employees, had its bank account frozen by local officials over alleged fraud charges. The closure fits into a widespread pattern of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leveraging financial repression and legal pressure to silence independent and pro-democracy media in Hong Kong.
In freedom tech news, we highlight a new ecash development: multinut payments. These payments let users combine small balances held at different ecash mints to pay a single invoice. Itâs a big step forward in terms of usability and security for human rights defenders since they no longer need to keep a large balance of ecash at any one mint. This reduces the chances of stolen funds while maintaining strong privacy guarantees. We also highlight the ongoing OP_RETURN debate in the Bitcoin community, present both sides of the argument, and invite our readers to watch a nuanced debate on this topic.
We end with the latest edition of the HRF x Pubkey Freedom Tech series, where the Human Rights Foundationâs Alex Gladstein discusses the upcoming Oslo Freedom Forum and HRFâs role in supporting open-source freedom tech with Pubkeyâs co-founder, Thomas Pacchia. We also include the livestreams from the latest bitcoin++ event, where developers, privacy advocates, and freedom tech users convened to discuss Bitcoinâs mempool, learn how Bitcoin transactions are sorted into blocks, and discuss current mempool policies.
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GLOBAL NEWS
DR Congo | Rebel Rule and Economic Ruin
After seizing control of large parts of the eastern Congo, the Paul Kagame-backed M23 rebel group is now trying to govern and fund its insurgency through coercive taxation and financial control. Rebels now impose a 15% tax on coltan metal production, 20% duties on merchants selling essential goods, and demand tax bills from aid groups, backed by threats of physical punishment. âIf you donât pay up, you risk being whipped,â one merchant said. The new levies are worsening the financial struggles for Congolese already suffering from ongoing cash shortages, bank closures, and rapidly rising prices induced by the regional conflict. Many must travel hundreds of kilometers just to obtain cash while navigating the backdrop of a humanitarian crisis that has claimed more than 7,000 lives.
China | Law Enforcement Freezes Bank Accounts of Independent Media Outlet Channel C
Hong Kong-based Channel C, an independent media outlet founded by former Apple Daily employees, reports that its bank accounts are frozen, forcing the news outlet to halt operations. Local law enforcement claim the outlet abused a COVID-era loan scheme and arrested one of its directors for alleged fraud. Still, the closure fits a well-worn pattern: using financial and legal repression to silence independent media in Hong Kong. Pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily faced a nearly identical fate in 2021 when its assets were seized and its founder, Jimmy Lai, was imprisoned under Hong Kongâs new national security law. Lai now faces up to life in prison. When access to money becomes contingent on political obedience, press freedom canât survive.
Venezuela | Blackouts, Inflation, and Currency Shortages
Venezuelans are once again bracing for economic collapse as inflation rises to 162% and electrical blackouts sweep across major cities. The situation echoes 2019âs political and financial chaos, where triple-digit inflation, foreign currency shortages, and power outages paralyzed the country. In reaction to the collapse, NicolĂĄs Maduro approved the countryâs first economic emergency decree in four years, granting himself broad powers to suspend taxes and authorize new benefits for select investors. The regime has also reshuffled central bank leadership and is pressing merchants to abandon US dollar pricing and return to the failing bolivar system â a clear move to financially asphyxiate Venezuelans. A focus on top-down economic management by Maduroâs regime will only reinforce the inflation and poverty driving this widespread crisis in the wake of Maduroâs stolen and blatantly rigged presidential election.
Bolivia | Inflation Accelerates to 17-Year High
Inflation in Bolivia is accelerating rapidly, with prices rising more than 15% year over year. This is the highest level of inflation Bolivians have seen in 17 years. Families now face increased costs of essential goods like food, shelter, and water. And the countryâs fixed exchange rate system is also faltering, with dwindling reserves and growing dollar shortages compounding the price increases. The Bolivian regime also approved a new decree to regulate financial technology companies and virtual asset providers. The regulations tighten control over platforms that offer alternatives to the depreciating boliviano. If implemented rigidly, these regulations could restrict access to tools like Bitcoin.
Nicaragua | Ortega Centralizes Passport Renewal in Managua for Exiled Dissidents
The regime of Daniel Ortega has stripped Nicaraguans abroad of a basic right: the ability to renew their passports at local embassies abroad. All renewals must now go through the Nicaraguan capital of Managua, forcing exiles to either return home or authorize a relative (via an apostilled power of attorney) to handle the renewal on their behalf. For many outside Nicaragua, especially political opposition, journalists, and human rights defenders, returning is not a safe option, and involving relatives could expose them to state repression or retaliation. Those who do return risk facing the immense physical and financial repression of the Ortega regime, including surveillance, extortion, bank freezes, or even imprisonment. Ortegaâs corruption of even basic bureaucracy undermines the growing Nicaraguan diasporaâs ability to live freely abroad by making their legal status, mobility, and access to financial services conditional.
Kenya | High Court Rules Against Sam Altman and Worldcoin
A Kenyan High Court ruled that Worldcoin, the biometric ID project co-founded by Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, violated constitutional privacy rights by collecting iris scans and facial images without proper safeguards. The court ordered the immediate deletion of all biometric data collected from Kenyan users, including iris scans and facial images. They also banned the project from conducting any further data collection. Kenya had been one of Worldcoinâs largest markets before authorities suspended the project in 2023. As biometric surveillance becomes more widespread, this case highlights the risks of technologies that undermine privacy in the name of inclusion.
BITCOIN AND FREEDOM TECH NEWS
Cashu | Make Ecash Payments from Multiple Mints
Cashu, a protocol for making private bitcoin payments using ecash, shared a new feature called multinut payments. Still in development, it enables users to combine small ecash balances held at different mints (entities that issue and redeem ecash) into a single transaction. Since Cashu is a custodial system (meaning users must trust the mints they use), this update reduces counterparty risk by allowing users to spread their funds across multiple mints rather than relying on just one. Previously, making a large ecash payment required keeping a sizeable balance at a single mint, increasing the chances of losing your funds if the mint were shut down or compromised. Now, larger payments can be made with significantly less custody risk. For those living under strict financial controls, ecash multinut payments offer a very private way to spend funds without trusting any single entity that can censor or debank them.
Bitika | Bridging Bitcoin and M-Pesa in Kenya
Bitika is a Kenyan fintech startup simplifying Bitcoin access. It integrates with M-Pesa, the mobile money platform used daily for payments by millions of people across Kenya and wider East Africa. Bitika offers a three-step process to buy Bitcoin via mobile phone using the Lightning Network. Users simply enter the amount of Bitcoin they would like to receive in Kenyan shillings, input their Bitcoin Lightning wallet address, and enter their M-Pesa number, and once confirmed, they receive their Bitcoin. Bitika is similar to other Bitcoin projects like Tando, which also bridges Bitcoin with M-Pesa using the Lightning Network. With plans to expand across the rest of Africa, Bitika shows Bitcoinâs grassroots utility and the role of local context in driving bottom-up financial inclusion. Try it here.
Frostsnap | New Bitcoin Multisig Custody Solution
Frostsnap is a new Bitcoin custody solution that uses a simplified multisignature setup to protect users' funds from theft, loss, or coercion by corrupt and authoritarian regimes. Rather than generating and storing private keys on a single device, multisignature solutions like Frostsnap employ multiple private keys distributed across different devices and locations. This approach eliminates single points of failure and offers strong resistance to physical attacks, device compromise, and forced access to usersâ Bitcoin (such as from Chinese law enforcement, who surveil mail and extort Bitcoin). Frostsnap also offers the ability to spend directly from the multisig wallet, hide the wallet in times of duress, and access inheritance features, all critical functionalities for human rights defenders and nonprofits facing surveillance or financial repression. Learn more here.
OP_RETURN | Debate Over Bitcoin Coreâs Data Relay Limits
A heated debate has resurfaced between some Bitcoin users and developers over whether to raise the size limit for OP_RETURN data that Bitcoin Core nodes (computers running Bitcoinâs main software implementation) relay. The debate was sparked when developer Peter Todd proposed removing this data limit from mempool policy on the basis that it could reduce reliance on direct miner connections, improve fee estimation, and shrink the Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) set. It would do this by encouraging users to store arbitrary data in prunable, unspendable outputs (rather than spendable, persistent UTXOs). On the other hand, critics warn that lifting the OP_RETURN limit could increase spam, undermine Bitcoinâs focus on serving financial transactions, and weaken its censorship resistance. The debate still continues, but at its core, the disagreement highlights deeper tensions over what kinds of data should flow through the Bitcoin network. Tune into this discussion at the latest bitcoin++ developer conference to understand the nuance on both sides of the OP_RETURN debate.
Wasabi Wallet | Major Privacy Upgrade and Serverless Operation
Wasabi Wallet, a non-custodial, privacy-focused Bitcoin wallet, introduced its Prometheus update, which enables the wallet to synchronize and operate without a central server and increases transaction privacy. Users can now connect Wasabi directly to their own Bitcoin node (computer running the Bitcoin software), removing reliance on third-party infrastructure and reducing the risk of censorship. The update also introduces Coinjoin 2.0, a privacy technique that mixes the inputs of a Bitcoin transaction, in doing so protecting, for example, the identity of a dissident or nonprofit. Coinjoin 2.0 brings a redesigned mixing process that continuously registers coins as they become available. This change improves privacy and strengthens resistance to analysis that dictators can use to track payments.
Cove Wallet | Adds Support for Krux
Cove Wallet, an open-source mobile Bitcoin wallet currently in beta, released v0.4.0, which brings support for Krux hardware wallets. Krux is an open-source software and HRF grantee that turns generic computing devices into hardware wallets for secure Bitcoin self-custody and transactions. It can help decentralize access to Bitcoin and protect freedom and property rights in authoritarian regimes by providing a discrete and modular self-custody solution. By incorporating Krux, Cove offers its users a private, borderless, DIY path to financial sovereignty with no brand-name hardware. Cove Wallet also announced future support for coin control, which will grant users granular control over the specific coins they use in their Bitcoin payments and the ability to improve transaction privacy.
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The latest edition of the HRF x Pubkey Freedom Tech series features a fireside chat with Alex Gladstein, chief strategy officer of HRF, in conversation with Pubkey co-founder Tom Pacchia. The discussion explores HRFâs role in funding and supporting open-source Freedom Tech, the upcoming Oslo Freedom Forum and the Freedom Tech track, as well as the human rights paradox of nation-state Bitcoin adoption. Catch the full conversation here.
bitcoin++ Developer Conference Livestream
Last week, bitcoin++ hosted the âmempool editionâ of its Bitcoin developer conference series in Austin, Texas. The event, supported by HRF, brought together Bitcoin developers and freedom tech advocates for multiple days of hands-on development, workshops, and technical discussions surrounding Bitcoinâs mempool (the queue of pending transactions in a Bitcoin node). If youâd like to dive into the technical intricacies, you can catch the key sessions and workshops via live stream. Watch them here.
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2025-05-15 14:41:18Coinbase has revealed an attack in which a group of hackers bribed support agents to access user data.
Coinbase is facing a serious security crisis after a data breach on May 11. A hacker group claimed to have stolen sensitive customer information and demanded a $20 million ransom in bitcoin, threatening to release the data if the payment is not made.
In response, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated the company will not negotiate with criminals. Instead, the firm launched a countermeasure: a $20 million bounty for anyone who provides information leading to the identification and capture of the attackers.
In a post, the company added it will âreimburse customers who were tricked into sending funds to the attacker.â
Reports indicate the hackers managed to corrupt some Coinbase customer service agents, gaining access to the companyâs internal systems. Once inside, they collected sensitive user data, including names, phone numbers, email addresses, and partial social security numbers. Masked bank details, ID document images, and snapshots of account balances were also compromised.
Coinbase confirmed the breach and said it acted swiftly to isolate affected systems and notify impacted users. Previous reports said the incident affected 1% of monthly transacting users.
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2025-05-15 14:11:16lists #descentralismo #compilation #english
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2025-05-15 12:53:31Itâs not big government programs or powerful institutions that make a society strong. Itâs something much simpler: everyday people trading and working together.
Think about the local hardware store owner. He helps his neighbors, gives people jobs, and provides useful tools. But when the government taxes him too much to fund its programs, it takes away money he could have used to hire someone or visit his family. That hurts both him and the people around him.
This happens all over. Small business owners, tradesmen, inventors and entrepreneurs are the ones who really build up a society. They create value by trading things people want, and both sides benefit. Free trade gives people more choices and helps them live better lives.
But from a young age, weâre told to obey authority without question. Weâre taught that without rulers, there would be chaos. But what if thatâs not true?
Look around the world: even when governments try to control trade, people still find ways to work together and exchange goods. Itâs natural. People want to cooperate and help each otherâespecially when theyâre free to do so.
Hereâs the hard truth: if someone can take your money, control your property, and punish you without your agreement, isnât that a kind of controlâor even servitude?
True prosperity doesnât come from the top down. It comes from people freely working togetherâfarmers, builders, cooks, codersâoffering their skills to others who need them.
When trade is free, people do well. When itâs blocked by too many rules or taxes, everyone losesâespecially the ones who need help the most.
The answer isnât more laws or more control. Itâs more freedom. Next time someone says we need more government to fix things, ask yourself: wouldnât free people solve those problems better on their own?
Real civilization isnât about being ruled. Itâs about choosing to work together, trade fairly, and respect each otherâs rights. Thatâs not chaosâthatâs freedom.
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2025-05-15 12:13:00Singapore, May 14, 2025 â NEUTRON, the leading Lightning Network infrastructure provider in Asia, is announcing a new partnership with Cobo, a globally trusted digital asset custody platform.
Through this collaboration, Cobo will integrate Neutronâs Lightning Network API, enabling real-time, cost-effective Bitcoin transactions across its services.
Neutronâs mission is to make the Lightning Network the financial backbone for modern Bitcoin use, bridging traditional finance with Bitcoinâs borderless, decentralized economy.
âWeâre thrilled to partner with Cobo, a trusted leader in custodial services, to further accelerate Bitcoin infrastructure across Asia,â said Albert Buu, CEO of Neutron.Â
âAt Neutron, we are committed to providing enterprise businesses with easy and efficient integration into the Lightning Network, enabling next-generation global real-time settlement solutions.
âThis partnership will not only drive innovation but also empower businesses across Asia with the fast, secure, and cost-effective benefits of Bitcoin payments.â
Neutron: The Lightning Engine for Bitcoin Adoption
Neutron provides a comprehensive API suite that allows businesses to instantly access the power of the Lightning Network, Bitcoinâs second-layer protocol designed for high-speed, scalable, and low-fee payments.
The integration is part of Neutronâs broader vision to equip forward-thinking institutions with the tools needed to participate in the next generation of Bitcoin utility.
Lightning-Powered Custody for the Next Era of Finance
Coboâs integration of Neutronâs API gives institutional clients an additional option for BTC settlement, making Lightning Network access more programmable and easier to integrate within their existing systems.
âAt Cobo, weâve built our custody platform to combine uncompromising security with the scalability institutions need to grow,â said Dr. Changhao Jiang, CTO and Co-Founder of Cobo.
âIntegrating Neutronâs Lightning Network API allows us to offer real-time, low-cost Bitcoin settlement at scale without compromising on trust or performance. Together, weâre laying the groundwork for faster, more efficient Bitcoin infrastructure across Asia.â
About Neutron
Neutron is Asiaâs leading Bitcoin infrastructure company, helping businesses and individuals unlock the power of the Lightning Network, specializing in Lightning-as-a-Service.
nThrough its scalable API platform, mobile app, and lending product, Neutron empowers businesses and individuals to send, receive, save, and build with Bitcoin.
Want to bring Lightning into your product or platform? Reach out to our team at sales@neutron.me or visit us at www.neutron.meAbout Cobo
Cobo is a trusted leader in digital asset custody and wallet infrastructure, providing an all-in-one platform for organizations and developers to easily build, automate, and scale their digital asset businesses securely.
Founded in 2017 by blockchain pioneers and headquartered in Singapore, Cobo is trusted by more than 500 leading digital asset businesses globally, safeguarding billions of dollars in assets.
Today, Cobo offers the industryâs only unified wallet platform that integrates all four digital asset wallet technologies â Custodial Wallets, MPC Wallets, Smart Contract Wallets, and Exchange Wallets.
Committed to the highest security standards and regulatory compliance, Cobo has a zero-incident track record and holds ISO 27001, SOC2 (Type 1 and Type 2) certifications, as well as licenses in multiple jurisdictions.
Recognized for its industry-leading innovations, Cobo has received accolades from prestigious entities such as Hedgeweek and Global Custodian. For more information, please visit www.cobo.com
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2025-05-15 11:03:00Bitcoin-focused investment firm Twenty One Capital has made headlines after buying 4,812 BTC worth $458.7 million, making it the third-largest corporate holder of the scarce digital asset.
The move is a big and public one towards becoming the âultimate Bitcoin investment vehicleâ according to its leadership, and is turning heads in both bitcoin and tradfi world.
Tether, the issuer of the worldâs largest stablecoin, bought the bitcoin on behalf of Twenty One Capital.
According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on May 13, Tether acquired the bitcoin on May 9 at an average price of $95,319 per coin.
Twenty One Capital was launched in April 2025 through a SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners, a Cayman Islands-based firm affiliated with Wall Street giant Cantor Fitzgerald. The company is backed by Tether, Bitfinex exchange and Japanese investment giant SoftBank.
Related: Cantor Fitzgerald, Tether and SoftBank Launch $3B Bitcoin Venture
The firm is led by Jack Mallers, founder of the bitcoin payments app Strike, who has been vocal about bitcoin business models.
âWe want to be the ultimate vehicle for the capital markets to participate in Bitcoin⊠building on top of Bitcoin,â said Mallers in an interview. âSo we are a Bitcoin business at our core.â
At launch, Twenty One Capital had 31,500 bitcoin on the balance sheet with plans to get to at least 42,000 BTC.
The breakdown of that initial allocation was 23,950 BTC from Tether, 10,500 BTC from SoftBank and about 7,000 BTC from Bitfinexâall to be converted into equity at $10 per share.
The company is openly modeling its strategy after what Bitcoiners call âSaylorizationââa term coined after Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, who started large-scale bitcoin accumulation by corporations in 2020.
âTwenty One Capital isnât just stacking sats,â said Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser, âItâs leading a generational shift in corporate capital allocation ⊠Jack Mallers is taking the Saylor playbook and turning it into an arms race.â
The strategy is simple: use bitcoin per share as a metric instead of earnings per share, prioritize bitcoin accumulation over short-term profits, and use the capital markets to fund purchases. Mallers said:
âWe do intend to raise as much capital as we possibly can to acquire bitcoin. We will never have bitcoin per share negative⊠Our intent is to make sure when you are a shareholder of Twenty One that you are getting wealthier in Bitcoin terms.â
The bitcoin purchase was made at a time of growing market momentum.
On May 14, bitcoin hit $105,000 briefly before settling at around $104,000âa 7.5% gain in the past week. Retail buying has also picked up, with purchases under $10,000 up 3.4% over two weeks, suggesting continued bullishness.
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2025-05-15 09:59:36Asiaâs wealthiest are moving away from the US dollar in favor of Bitcoin, gold, and Chinese assets, UBS reveals.
During a Bloomberg event in Hong Kong, Amy Lo, a senior executive at UBS, disclosed that Asian billionaires are steadily shifting away from the US dollar to diversify into Bitcoin, gold, and Chinese assets. This transition is driven by escalating geopolitical tensions and volatility in traditional markets.
The trend is particularly significant given the scale of Asiaâs wealth management industry, which oversaw around $20.7 trillion in 2024 and is projected to grow to $37 trillion by 2029. UBS alone manages $678 billion in Asian assets and advises most of the regionâs billionaire clients.
Asiaâs financial elite have now allocated over 15% of their wealth to cryptocurrencies and gold, signaling a clear break from traditional US dollar-denominated investments.
A 2024 study by Aspen Digital found that 76% of Asian family offices and high-net-worth investors hold digital assets, up from 58% in 2022. Many have increased their crypto allocations from 5% to over 10% of their portfolios, with Singapore leading the trend â 57% of Singaporean investors plan to further expand their crypto exposure over the next two years.
Jay Jacobs, Head of Thematics and Active ETFs at BlackRock, noted that numerous nations are actively diversifying their reserves away from the US dollar into gold and Bitcoin.
The rise of assets seen as safe havens coincides with shifting central bank policies across Asia. Recent IMF data shows the US dollarâs share of global foreign currency reserves has fallen to 57.4%, down from 70% two decades ago, while Asian central banks have increased their gold reserves by 23% since 2021.
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