satgoob

bitcoin

Who is "Young Dylan" on this Bitcoin Magazine shirt? I can't figure it out.

Hey all. I'm not affiliated with this website, but I started playing poker here and would love to see some traction on the lower stakes to be able to get more action. This website used to be more popular a while ago, but it has fallen quite a bit. Very easy to get started, and very little btc on the lower stakes (each "chip" is 100 sats, so the lowest tables are a couple sats because they are fractional denominations).

Come play poker on Seals With Clubs

Who is Artforz? One of Bitcoin’s richest men

kurszusz

@questforsats's bio

questforsats

Stacker_Sports

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Go birds!

Philadelphia After the Super Bowl Win (OC)

The African Bitcoin ecosystem has grown by 77% in just one year!🔥

africanbitcoiners

What’s the best way to get involved as someone outside of Africa? Reach out to an org and ask? Maybe donate sats?

LN Roulette – A Lightning-Powered, Provably Fair Roulette Game

roulette

Proposal: SN video call where everyone live bets on this and yells at our computers when we lose

Stacker’s Prayer

Proposal: Crowdfunded Territories

Very cool - thanks! I’m fairly new to stacker.news so I’m behind on updates/developments. I’ll dig in

What are your thoughts on being able to fundraise for the amount to make a permanent territory, then everyone who contributes is a co-owner and gets a pro rata share of those fees? I like the territory concept but think it's a bit expensive. I think this could be interesting for people who want to move their communities over to here but don't want to shell out the amount as an individual, and then having multiple co-owners incentivizes keeping the community alive and engaged. This could also work for people who want "private territories" if those ever become a thing (i.e., if some OGs wanted their own territory if stacker.news 100xed in size). Structurally, I think the organizer could get a ~10% interest for organizing the fundraise and the community premise, then 90% of fees would be allocated proportionately based on the BTC contributed.

inb4 "this is a pay to post platform"

news

Lower the post cost of ~news territory

ch0k1

Does a lower fee encourage assmilking / low effort posts of mainstream news stories?

alter_native

SN Annual Awards: What should be the 5th and final awards category?

Coinsreporter

I'm looking to refine my work processes and improve efficiency since I've been slacking there, including looking for an AI notetaker, if anyone has any recs.

What are you jamming on?

What's on your work docket this morning?

food_and_drinks

Ume (sour plum) beer

cryotosensei

If you’re in the US, Hokkaido Brewing Company has a great selection of fruit beers. Personal preferences are the lemon lager and the melon ale, but I’ve liked all of them. Think they have a sour plum beer as well

Bitcoin Yearly Lows

unbank2024

This is very wrong. 2022 dipped below $16k…

I was thinking about my very modest stack of silver and my bitcoin and how I worry about losing it or it being stolen, whereas with my assets in banks and funds, I don't think twice. In contrast, if you go back far enough, people were holding all of their personal wealth and keeping it safe. I'd guess I'm not alone in my gut worry about holding my own assets in my own hands and home, but was there an inflection point when people really stopped feeling comfortable holding their own wealth?