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@brixbounty

https://open.spotify.com/podcast-chapter/03440djVPIrK3F5W98moKE?si=ZlnpaoOoS--2HlyAnK2PQA&utm_source=copy-link Who is the next marginal buyer of BTC Queued up to the point in the conversation where Gwart & Lyn Alden discuss this.
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@awkquarian

not sure how that works, but ok
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@aviationdoctor.eth

BRB, need to explain to grandma how she must double check the entropy of her hardware wallet from source code before self-custodying her sats
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@eljuniordiaz.eth

I Do love the convenience of buying $BTC On my Cash App tbh !
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@dcg201

In Reality: Bitcoin ATMs were being used for a ton of scams and both the consumer and states were tired of that shit so it was easier to cut out the middle man.
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@sa

We would have a lot worse problems than BTC if this happend. "My confidence in q-day by 2032 has shot up significantly," Drake, who joined the paper as a late coauthor, wrote on X. He estimates at least a 10% chance that a quantum computer recovers a private key from an exposed public key by that year. https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2026/03/31/google-finds-quantum-computers-could-break-bitcoin-sooner-than-expected/
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@thumbsup.eth

Cake Wallet now lets you create a [custom]@cake.cash Lightning address
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@zoo

https://x.com/gothburz/status/2019841344257064971?s=46
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@nounishprof

new article in NYT on Michael Saylor — not much new to us here but here’s a gift 🎁 article if you want to read it https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/16/business/michael-saylor-strategy-bitcoin.html?unlocked_article_code=1.FFA.ItK1.SqK294EpU3jZ&smid=nytcore-ios-share
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@redphone

Bitcoin has come so far, but I still don’t think our culture appreciates what it has given us (and how important it's going to be to our futures) It's unpolluted money in a sea of trash money On the fiat side, we have money controlled by fallible humans who are under pressure in very real and conflicting ways (to push growth, to stall inflation, to promote jobs, to satisfy politicians, to keep their heads and legacies). On the $BTC side, we have money controlled by code It subtracts all the problems, ego, unpredictability and manipulation that fiat is subject to When I look at how insane, inequitable and corrupt our systems have become, bitcoin stands out as this humble, pure, uncomplicated alternative As chaos increases, so does its appeal It's our hedge against madness https://zora.co/coin/base:0x472b77b5e854861aff0b2603d4fec71ae8a3d50e
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@flick

Yet another fresh account showing up on X with a Bitcoin BIP This one to freeze the set of known inscriptions and stamps UTXOs Coordinated attack on Bitcoin IMHO. Maxis are somewhat divided, but largely eating it up. https://x.com/i/status/1997406505692246462
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@kmacb.eth

BOJ intervention determines/strongly influences whether USD remains a safe haven or something else like (digital) gold tears up. [Sir, is that tears up 😭 or tears up📈? https://polymarket.com/event/bank-of-japan-decision-in-december
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@mpryor.eth

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@asifbodla

Bitcoin is very strong currency
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@0xconca.eth

I wonder *when* she sold 🥲 thanks for the share @ginx
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