10 sats \ 10 replies \ @skreep_ 2 May \ parent \ on: Wasabi Wallet is shutting down its coinjoin coordination service bitcoin
it's just how he is.
this is the purpose of the coinjoin
He's been exercising his call options and has sold his stares at an extremely premium which the stock trades at because shorties are scared of getting blown the fuck out.
A guy I work with was dunking on me saying the crash to 10k has begun
Can't wait for this daily candle to go green lmao
I have some gibberish in a text file named bitcoin-keys-2013 of a then $30 purchase.
Pisses me off to this day
Hello fellow stackers!! I am here to declare you cannot speak about price! It is irrelevant whether it is relevant or not!!! Nobody here cares!! We are smarter and generally just more intellectually gifted than participating in such drivel.
Don't be like a sithlord who cares what's going on in the empire, be a super cool Jedi like me and join me beyond the precipice of enlightenment.. become my definition of a "true bitcoiner", just like me 🤓
All of those people that you said don't want a CBDC want a CBDC, and independent banks, small time community credit unions, regional banks etc stand in the way of the implementation.
This isn't about destroying retail banking business, it's about consolidating as much banking influence and power as possible in a last ditch effort to maintain their control they've had over us for centuries. It's much easier to implement a CBDC with the help of 5 or 6 megacorp banks instead of thousands of independent banks.
They tricked banks into buying absolutely shit bonds, hiked rates up historically high, and introduced a shadow YCC program to kick the can down the road.
I've got all sorts of thoughts on where this is going, but short and to the point:
Banking must be as centralized as possible before implementing a CBDC.
Gotta say that was a pretty weak reaction to the all time high lol
Hopefully the tRaDeRs are okay 😢
Genesis by Justice, for a couple reasons:
1.) This song was released 16 years ago as Satoshi was cooking up the network (the song is called Genesis....)
2.) Justice has a new album dropping a few days after the halving, expecting more fresh jams to carry us through the bull run.
3.) It's an 10/10 banger, not an annoying meme song... doesn't get old
4.) it's not a boomer song like most of the songs in the poll
It's a bad take, and bitcoiners are increasingly just swallowing up whatever gobbledygook he spews, right or wrong.
Saylor has been around for one cycle.. he is still learning and working through his understanding of what Bitcoin is and what its implications on humanity are.
It is a type of kebab-style dish in Turkish cuisine. The dish consists of minced lamb, mutton, veal or beef, or a mixture of these meats mixed with herbs, often including parsley and mint, placed on a ÅŸiÅŸ and grilled. It is typically served with pilav and salad.
Also, the lack of standardization across the industry leads to unnecessary complexity and confusion for newcomers.
I am mostly on board with you. Every suggested option is objectively terrible (besides maybe #2), not saying the one I drew up in paint isn't. I do however like it more than almost every other option I've seen suggested. The kebab makes me want to die.
"Sats" might be here to stay, might not. Sats are well recognized by early innovators, "real bitcoiners" or some devs and/or those who actually care about the 'lore' of bitcoin, but if bitcoin ever just becomes universally understood as money that >99% of people only choose to use because the other 99.9%+ of the world uses it, then the only true universally understood and accepted name for the asset on the Bitcoin network will be bitcoin. "Bucks" are well recognized as dollars, but never legally or formally speaking.. probably a similar fate for "sats".
Also my point remains that I believe Satoshi himself would be shaking his head at the community for coming to that consensus.
Throwing my hat in the sat symbol race, though I'm sure this has been suggested before.
It does bother me we don't have a unified sat symbol.. the kebab, the dumb S people drew on their bathrooms stalls in middle school, putting the â‚¿ on the right or left, etc. It's all cause for confusion.
The community is also in agreement that Bitcoin with a capital B stands to represent Bitcoin the network, while bitcoin with a lowercase b is to represent bitcoin the asset, but this isn't reflected in the symbol itself.
I think little b with a dash or two through it is the perfect happy medium. Big B means big Bitcoin, little b refers to total amount of smallest slice of a bitcoin. Quick and easy to write by hand, and it also distances itself from "sats" or deviates from b as in bitcoin.
I personally consider adopting the term 'satoshi' as the name for the smallest fractions of Bitcoin to be antithetical to the ethos of Satoshi Nakamoto, who most likely valued the technology's democratic nature over personal recognition.
also, that symbol is basically the result of writing b i t c o i n on top of itself.