Hey world investors:
Global debt is a US$400T asset that is programmed to debase (it is a Fiat contract).
#btc is a sub US$1T asset that is programmed as the most secure Store of Value ever created (math + code)
Where do you think the smart money will flow?
#mathishard
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The USA has more kids playing youth hockey than there are playing youth hockey in Canada (although the numbers are close).
However, given the huge size difference in population, it is not surprising that there are more “exceptional athletes” in USA. As more of these athletes find their way into hockey, the power balance will continue to shift.
But for now…oh Canada. What a game. Congrats. @jameslavish@usahockey #math.
If that occurs, then rather than potential cost-cutting savings going toward deficit reduction and slowing the train for a couple years, it would keep the train going literally just as fast.
Foss it’s so awesome. I tweeted yesterday that I’d send out 10 books to the first responders. Shiiiiit, only had 2 people take me up on it. Help me out here. Just need them to follow me and send me a DM and I will jump on it.
Sending Bitcoin Still Feels Nerve-Wracking? You’re Not Alone.
That moment of doubt—“Will it actually arrive?”—is real. But here’s the good news: Bitcoin addresses have built-in safeguards. When I learnt this, it greatly reduced the stress of sending Bitcoin.
A Bitcoin address isn’t just a random string of characters—it’s structured to prevent errors. Each address contains three key parts that tell the network where to send your BTC (Image below):
1️⃣ Version Number – Identifies the type of address (Legacy, SegWit, Taproot) and ensures compatibility.
2️⃣ Public Key Hash – A shortened, more secure version of your public key. This acts as the unique identifier that determines the recipient of the funds.
3️⃣ Checksum – A built-in error detector. The last 4-6 characters verify the version number and public key hash to ensure the address is valid.
Why This Matters: If you accidentally miss or mistype a character, the checksum catches it—and your wallet shouldn't send the transaction. This built-in safety net prevents you from sending your Bitcoin into the ether.
That said.... here are a few pro tips for error-free transactions:
✅ Always copy & paste addresses (never type manually).
✅ Use QR codes whenever possible to avoid manual entry mistakes.
✅ Double-check the first & last 5-6 characters before hitting send.
Did this help? Let me know if you have any questions or curiosities!
1. Begin with an end in mind,
2. Seek first to understand, then to be understood
3. Put first things first
4. Stay humble. Stack sats.
Covey on #bitcoin
"Dying is easy, math is hard."
In a nutshell, this is why BTC is at $95,000, & it is the core underpinning of the secular BTC bull case (IMO.)
It is also the thesis of @JasonPLowery's book "Softwar", summarized in just 6 words.