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How To Measure The Success Of A Bitcoin Treasury Company

Stacker Saloon

saloon

ouahhh, it makes you laugh!!!!!!!
it is sad.... :(

bitdevs

Network: Mainnet
Mainnet is the primary and operational network of the Bitcoin blockchain. It is the live version of the Bitcoin protocol where coins have a value, transactions are executed, and bitcoins are transferred among users. The Mainnet is distinguished from test networks that may be used for development and experimentation. Chain reorganizations (reorgs) and forks occurring on mainnet can have significant real-world implications.

Oobserve forks on all Bitcoin networks (mainnet, testnet, and [custom] signets)

Stacker_Sports

RIP J.Neuman

Died in a plane crash in Iceland in 2022 at age of 22 years old

Raw Run || 70 mph in Switzerland

bitcoin_beginners

How long does it take for a transaction to propagate through the network?

Society needs transgressors. It establishes laws so they can be surpassed. If everyone respects current rules and conforms to norms—standard education, standard work, standard citizenship, standard consumption—society as a whole becomes ‘standard’ and stagnates. B.Werber

Photography

Walking in the mountain at the end of winter

From the most dangerous country in the world to Bitcoin adoption: El Salvador

Music

Daily Discussion Thread ~Music Saloon!

Public_N_M_E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLgJARNtBfQ&list=OLAK5uy_meMxnwnjY3u12IMBMXMk6VnmY1EiRkkxQ&index=3

AskSN

What movie had the best ending?

Aardvark

Gimme your best "Combo" Ghibli Meme

bounty_hunter

Music Territorys - Throwback Thursday Competition!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvcohzJvviQ

bitcoin_Mining

Braiins BCB100: Bitcoin Control Board Open Sourced

Scaling Hashrate Simplified: The Mining Model That Delivered for BitMine

Mountain view

yes, all the photos i posted it s where i ve been.

it s around 3000m high,  i ve been there 3 days (2 nights in a refugee)

Or a gun riding a horse talking to a cowboy 🤣 

BooksAndArticles

Joe Sacco, born on October 2, 1960, on the island of Malta, is a comic book author working in the United States. Shortly after his birth, his family emigrated to Australia, and when he was 12, they settled in Los Angeles. He initially studied journalism but earned a master's degree in Art from the University of Oregon in 1981. He began to develop an interest in comics and sent some pages to the magazine Raw. For several years, he worked on a project about the Vietnam War, which never came to fruition. In How I Loved the War, he analyzes his feelings as a viewer during the Gulf War. In 1992, he visited Palestine and became interested in the situation of refugees, from which he created a series of comics, published in French in two albums: Palestine: An Occupied Nation (1993) and Palestine: In the Gaza Strip, later compiled into two volumes under the title Palestine. This remarkable work made him the inventor of immersive journalism in comics. His professional rigor earned him recognition and admiration from journalists even more than from comic book enthusiasts. For Palestine, he received the prestigious American Book Award in 1996. In 1995, Sacco traveled to the former Yugoslavia, particularly to Sarajevo in Bosnia-Herzegovina. From this experience, he created Soba, The Fixer, and Gorazde (two volumes). Joe Sacco's work has no equivalent in the world of comics and is more reminiscent of the path of adventurous journalists from the early 20th century. Always concerned with showing the human side behind major events, Joe Sacco allows his readers to decipher current events. His drawing, initially unpolished, is meticulous in its evocative details and perfectly serves his purpose.

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