I'm guessing he told them to shove the request where the sun doesn't shine.

I see that boltz.exchange is non-custodial, but how does that work? If users are in control of their money, how can dishonest users be prevented from scamming you?

I assume this is also the case with Boltz.exchange and probably every service like this?

Fantastic!

You could add Stacker News for custodial address and Mutiny wallet can be removed.

I think the transparency on L1 is a feature, not a bug.

That sounds impossible. Not yelling "STOP!" when a 3 or 4 year old runs towards a car, but calmly "please stop" sounds unrealistic.

I usually ask how they're saving their money. Most of the time they put their money on the bank and/or they're investing it. Then I say inflation is eating away your savings. I ask them why are you investing? It's because you need to invest to not lose too much of the value of their savings.

I end with, you have to work twice for your money. The first time you receive the money you worked for. The second time you need to invest your money to not lose too much value of it. After that extra value is lost, because it's taxed.

It's very unfortunate they're using Google Play Services. That would be a reason for me to not use it. How are Mutiny and other Lightning wallets dealing with notifications?

What are the stats in between the countries where no country is displayed?

I was using Relai and Pocket for people new to Bitcoin to buy via these companies without verifying. Ofcourse your bank account is known if you buy, but that is not the same as verifying, where you have to give a lot more personal sensitive information.

It's probably better to use Robosats, HodlHodl or Bisq as a first option to buy without kyc, as a beginner.

How can the purchasing power of US citizens increase when so much money has been created there? Or is that because inflation hasn't trickled down the whole economy yet?

Is this currently still a proposal and have not all the members voted for this?

Great question. I always say to people that when you retire, don't expect to receive it. A lot of the times people are actually shocked when they imagine it's true.

Amazing article. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for the reply. It's indeed very interesting to see that not 1 article mentions a depression. Mostly not recent articles talking about a recession.

I'm shocked that you mentioned a depression, because of the severity. Could this spread to the rest of Europe? With regard to the depression, shouldn't it at least last several years before to call it a depression?

What an amazing in-depth article! Thank you for sharing.

What is currently the status for these plans? It's remarkable that you almost don't read anything about this in the news.

Switzerland or eastern Europe could be better options, but the EU could force these countries to eventually adopt certain regulations or worst case sanctioning them. Then you have the EU putting everything on going to war and have a war economy and putting together the EU army. Perhaps outside the EU is a more safer option, depending on the country. What do you think?

You mentioned that unrealized bank losses are worse in the eurozone. Do you have a reference for this, article or chart? Is it a matter of time before they're uncapitalized?