Marty's Ƀent
Issue #1319: Reminder: there are no reserve requirements in the banking system
A textbook "blind leading the blind" scenario.
A textbook "blind leading the blind" scenario.
It is still early days and this is nothing more than an idea at the moment. But your Uncle Marty thinks it is a very good idea that should gain traction.
When it comes to the potential impact a product like TAPSIGNER can have for bitcoin security I think it is going to be massive.
Our excitement over this development has only grown since we first wrote about it in May of 2020.
This is a very creepy trend that will only continue to escalate from here.
With significantly less subsidies fossil fuels are producing far more reliable energy. These are the facts.
Most of the world may be fading bitcoin and the layered stack being built on top of it at the moment, but it doesn't seem like those who realize its potential really seem to care all that much.
A textbook "blind leading the blind" scenario.
It is still early days and this is nothing more than an idea at the moment. But your Uncle Marty thinks it is a very good idea that should gain traction.
When it comes to the potential impact a product like TAPSIGNER can have for bitcoin security I think it is going to be massive.
Our excitement over this development has only grown since we first wrote about it in May of 2020.
This is a very creepy trend that will only continue to escalate from here.
With significantly less subsidies fossil fuels are producing far more reliable energy. These are the facts.
Most of the world may be fading bitcoin and the layered stack being built on top of it at the moment, but it doesn't seem like those who realize its potential really seem to care all that much.
Fix the money, fix the world.
This is what the "Web 3.0" bros think they're building, but instead it's enabled by open-source protocols that make sense for the use cases and not some Frankenstein blockchain with a speculative token attached to it.
In recent months I have thoroughly convinced myself that bitcoiners really need to stop running with the narrative that the CBDC world will be more convenient because it is patently false.
This type of repulsive and counterproductive discrimination needs to end.
If you're paying attention you should be more bullish than ever.
Here's a great piece to check out when you get a spare ten minutes. Drew Armstrong, President and COO of Cathedra Bitcoin, wrote a guest piece on Braiins' blog laying out the different debt financing options available to miners since 2017. If your curious to learn more
