Always dca, always save, and sell/spend when needed. I treat my stack as a savings account. I only reach into my savings when I need to. Otherwise I live on less than I make and try to save the rest

awesome, happy the next generation is being oranged pilled. I just sent him 1,000 sats

When I first Zeus I didn’t really like it either but it slowly grew on me over time. Now that’s the only wallet I use aside from my cold storage.

Unless you have enough inbound liquidity on lightning for either of those wallets there isn’t a cheapest way, you will have to do an on chain transaction to open up a channel with enough liquidity.

I have a MacBook so I mostly use that but I use Ubuntu on my old laptops and my desktop. Also I have a full node running on Ubuntu on one of my old laptops

Never shitcoin folks

I always thought that having vending machines that accept Bitcoin along with fiat as the easiest way to get more adoption. You can set up these vending machines everywhere. More people will get exposed to Bitcoin and they can see that you can actually buy things with Bitcoin so it wouldn't only be seen as an investment.

Honestly, I didn’t know this existed. I think this is pretty cool and I personally don’t mind receiving some free sats to read some message some random person sends me

Stacker news is fantastic! Another great tool built in top of the hardest money ever created

I lost 1 mil sats on a website claiming to be able to coinjoin my bitcoin. I think the website was coinjoin.io but I don't remember, it was in early 2020 when I first started to learn about bitcoin.

Do you happen to have a guide on how to do this? I would love to find out more on how to do this with my old laptops

I don't respond, I let them do what they want with their money. I will continue to save my income in the hardest money ever created

Much like getting into bitcoin, it's never to late to learn how to code. I started coding when I was 22 in community college. Now I am 29 with a degree in computer science working at a startup