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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @ooo OP 6s \ parent \ on: Cancel account questions.... AskSN
another somebody ;)
Simple question: if you are a company that keep bitcoin (even if is in self-custody not like Saylors's IOUs) in a "reserve", what are you going to use? Fiat? Stablecrap tokens?
You are back to feeding the fiat beast. That is not adoption.
Listen this excellent episode: #1255134
I'm not a fan of that term for Bitcoin either, but I don't think you're right about the word 'adoption. Adoption is a general word that doesn't necessarily mean what you're saying. There are different stages to it. We're at one stage right now, and we'll hit others later. The kind of adoption you're talking about—everyone using it in their daily life—that's the final stage.
Rome wasn't built in a day, you know!
That's not my point. From a user's perspective, they're both pieces of information that need to be preserved and secured.
More shitGPT crap articles?
OK here is a counter-article one
Here are some great ways to celebrate this Columbus Day:
- Visit San Salvador Island in the Bahamas: It's what Christopher Columbus actually discovered.
- Wear tights and one of those funny hats that look like a couch pillow: Only the most authentic Columbus garb.
- Buy a mattress at a moderate discount: Columbus Day is perhaps the most revered mattress store holiday.
- Watch the Christopher Columbus-directed film Adventures in Babysitting: ChrisColumbus's other greatest achievement.
- Take the day off from work: But only if you work at a bank.
- Spread Christian civilization to a savage, stone-age place: Portland, Oregon, for example.
- Colonize your neighbor's house: History will show that you improved the way of life there.
- Set sail for the East Indies, stop somewhere a quarter of the way through, and congratulate yourself on a successful mission: Just like the real Christopher Columbus.
- Cut out someone's heart and throw their lifeless body off a cliff to make your crops grow: The age-old tradition that existed on this side of the globe before Columbus arrived.
Bitcoin has officially entered its hyper adoption phase.
No is not. By far is not adopted.
Just because some bullshit companies announced they will start a "bitcoin reserve" that by itself it doesn't mean "adoption".
Adoption means: every fucking day you see more merchants accepting it and people using it as money and not as asset.
Asset is not money. Bitcoin is money.
When you call Bitcoin as asset you are a scammer
101 sats \ 1 reply \ @0xbitcoiner 43m \ parent \ on: Meme Monday - Best Bitcoin Meme Gets 5,000 CCs memes
That's from the SN. You gotta hit Enter between the text and the link.
protests are bullshit and mostly organized by manipulators using instigators.
People are just like sheeps...
See #652193
Also Robert Menard explain it very well here:
The best "protest": use Bitcoin every day and fuck all the govs and banks.
btw... all this webiste nokings.org smells like run by Soros. 100% psyop
As I'm sure you know, that's not the case for most research projects.
Haha. Yeah, this actually happened on one of the most recent things I worked on and it was awesome.
I doubt the territory founder issue will be significant, since so few territories have changed hands. I was curious though if you excluded my ~econ posts from before I was the owner: i.e. is that designation static or dynamic?
It's dynamic. So, the posts you made while you didn't own ~econ are included in the regression.
You also might want to highlight how large these R-squareds are and what that implies for people who aren't trained in this stuff. It's interesting that so much variation is explained by these few variables.
The high R squareds are mainly due to the fixed effects. Week/territory/user results in a pretty saturated model already.
It's also a little confusing to focus on the results from specification 3, but then also state that the results aren't due to user differences.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll definitely tighten up the writing for an actual manuscript, but for now I'm just trying to mind-dump the results as fast as I can haha.
Again, this is a super cool project and I think you already have some very noteworthy results.
Again, thanks. I'm actually very surprised at how easily the results have flowed out. Pretty much every specification I've tried has worked from the start. As I'm sure you know, that's not the case for most research projects.
The mempool is empty because of the spam attack.
People who use Bitcoin as money on a daily basis don't live in the US.
Check the stats against this explanation:
"People all over the world were using the main chain for all kinds of transactions and the mempools were moving along.
The spam attack caused the fees to rise to ridiculous levels for months.
People who use Bitcoin as money have lives to live, they can't wait for the Ordinals crowd to stop scamming each other. They were forced to find alternative ways to move value.
Once the spammers ran out of money and the fees went down, people had already found other ways and never looked back.
It's not easy to see, but check the stats. The mempool's activity never recovered after the spam attack.
And as a bonus, check the tweets from the time, spammers announced the attack. And then, they were gloating and making fun of normal people who couldn't afford the ridiculous fees."
100 sats \ 0 replies \ @SimpleStacker 1h \ parent \ on: No Kings Protest this weekend Politics_And_Law
I hope that the result of the protests is greater unification on the principle of limited government. Sadly, I don't think that's gonna be the case