Thank you for the recommendation of this reading, it is very helpful. 🙏🤠 @cryotosensei

Excellent recommendation, I haven't read this book yet. A fundamental book that was very powerful and significant for me was "The Richest Man in Babylon."

Execelente 🤠🤝

Many years ago, I had an orange betta fish. It was super crazy; on two occasions it jumped out of the fish tank and almost died.

Vale esa es buena y útil. Yo uso ésa y Mullvad y ambas trabajan con normalidad.

Thanks for sharing, I'll probably spend some time trying it out. For now, I'm still testing the version I already installed.

En qué región estas? Probaste usando la VPN? Yo lo uso con VPN y funciona. Y estoy en Sur América.

Another thing on my to-do list, to work on implementing and getting back into the habit in 2026, is early morning Tai Chi. In recent months, I've significantly reduced the intensity of my practice, between things to do, a new home, helping with Christmas preparations, a trip, and other work and personal matters. I haven't been practicing much, and I need to get back into the habit of waking up earlier and immediately doing my Tai Chi routine to start the day stretching my body and calming my mind.

They are excellent orange pills. Saifedean Ammous's book is highly enriching. "BITCOIN STANDARD"

Congratulations, great choice! Origami is on my to-do list. Personally, I've been getting back into entertainment and exercise this year. My plan for 2026 is to master this habit and keep improving.

Thank you so much for this guide, it was very helpful.

No te difulicultes. Yo uso Deepl (bajado de zapstore) copio y pego y listo. Y siempre veo las publicaciones en ingles. Escribo en español y luego traduzco para pegar aquí, l copio y traduzco al español para leer las publicaciones.

I noticed that one version was installed on one phone and another on another. 1.5 and 1.2, if I'm not mistaken.

Testing Bitchat 📨🥷

At zapstore, you'll find options such as “Deepl,” an open-source translation app. Try it out!

The huge debt burden left by previous negligent administrations is no easy curse to remove quickly.

I completely agree, it's a long road ahead.

At the end of the day, the answer to each individual's poverty problems lies in Bitcoin. It is the only sovereign tool that allows us to safeguard value away from the control of states.

Because even though your government is doing well and working to recover from years of socialist bleeding, governments remain the number one enemy of the free individual.

And perhaps that price fixing clearly sums up the manipulation that existed over the price or value of real money.

Perhaps for you Nixon was a great figure, and I don't dispute your assessment of him.

From my perspective, he simply established one of the biggest frauds we have seen in the last 100 years: FIAT paper money.

I don't live in Argentina, nor am I Argentinean. I simply see the work they are doing there. And I decided to share this interesting graph that I found. Like so many others, it summarizes how the government is currently performing in that country.

This should answer your question about whether or not I participate in the Bitcoin circular economy.This should answer your question about whether or not I participate in the Bitcoin circular economy.

From my perspective, France simply realized it was being scammed. They simply wanted real money, not paper issued and controlled by the Federal Reserve and the US government. (By third parties)

And as for whether they did it to help citizens, inflation is the answer. Look at what you could buy with $100 in 1970. Then look at what you can buy today with $100 in 2025.

Then check how many dollars you could get for an ounce of gold in 1970, and then see how many pieces of paper you need today in 2025 to get the same ounce.