Because the money isn’t honest so the only way to attain the current currency is to be dishonest.
Everything downstream of a fragile currency is exactly that, fragile and breaking.
Maybe we should switch our currency of choice 🤔
The first 10 minutes of this video are a masterclass by @LawrenceLepard
He clearly explains the United States fiscal fiasco in a way anyone can understand and identify with
https://t.co/kseEBVo1w7
Great to welcome @jakepaul to the Treasury Department today.
Jake’s path from content creator to entrepreneur and professional boxer is a distinctly American story. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
L402 is the sell-side door. Budgets are the lock. Don't confuse the two.
An agent that can pay is useful. An agent with your unrestricted signing key is an incident.
Merchant stacks still need the patch + no DIY LND proxy: https://t.co/aaryI3N5Yq
Our latest post is out on why L402 is the payments protocol for agents.
Agents want to use money. Bitcoin makes it possible. L402 makes it a reality. No signup, no intermediaries, no centralized servers. Proof of payment baked into the credential. Machine scale on Lightning. For agents, developers, and vibe coders building the AI economy.
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Human checkout is a compatibility layer.
Machine-native commerce is the architecture: discover → pay → fulfill — without a person finishing a form.
Bitcoin and Lightning first (L402 for agent HTTP). Some stacks add a USDC payment rail for friction. Budgets on the access plane — never unrestricted treasury keys for agents.
Build. Own. Compound.
The government fractionalized and consolidated the currency.
As a result, the “safe” play had to become progressively riskier.
First it was bonds. Then the bond market was distorted by monetary and fiscal policy.
So capital moved further out on the risk curve. Today, even the S&P 500 increasingly trades against the expansion of M2.
Bitcoin is where equities were in the 1970s—except with one critical difference:
Its base issuance cannot be manipulated to accommodate the system.
21 million.
Humanity’s last money.
@cperruna My position remains the same. It will likely be replaced by a new technology—& it’s manipulated.
It’s possible it’s built to last, but not probable, so keep your position to an amount you’re willing to loose
For most, that’s 1-5% of net worth
It will likely go to 0/close to 0
Freedom is when you do not ask permission to access your own money.
When you self-custody your #Bitcoin, there's no funds to freeze, no middleman standing between you and your wealth.
That's why we recommend buying Bitcoin #P2P on https://t.co/FX5ftSSypm and receive it straight in your self-custodial wallet, ensuring you retain full control of your BTC.
Your keys. Your coins. Your sovereignty.
The update closed the default door. Your custom proxy might still be open. Bots probe /lnd-rest/btc/v1/changepassword on DIY-exposed stacks.
Soft: https://t.co/aaryI3N5Yq
Sources: BTCPay advisory 2.4.2; release 2.4.4.
There is a critical vulnerability being actively exploited on BTCPay Server, which can result in the loss of funds.
Please update your BTCPayServer to 2.4.2 by going to Admin Dashboard -> Server -> Maintenance -> Update & verify the 2.4.2 version string in the footer.
If you are unable to update right away, turn off your BTCPay Server to prevent unauthorized access until you can update.
Rates rose. The Fed still says reserves are ample. For builders that means cash discipline — not a 2019 drought story.
Fed funds 3.75%–4.00%. Week-avg reserves ~$3.01T (H.4.1 week ended Sep 16).
Retain earnings → company Bitcoin treasury.
Sources: FOMC 2026-09-16; Fed H.4.1 / FRED WRESBAL.
Independent designers: the expensive part of a fixed-price site often isn't the design — it's the vague brief.
"Booking form." "Migrate the blog." "Two rounds of changes." "Launch next month."
We're testing a $19 pre-quote scope-gap review that turns fuzzy wording into questions + boundaries + acceptance checks.
If you sell fixed-price websites and have a quote due soon, reply or email [email protected] with subject Loop Scope review.
(Hypothesis — not proven demand.)
The Fed cut with core CPI at 3.3%, and hikes with it at 2.4%. The 30-year mortgage is higher anyway: ~6.1% vs 6.76%. The median new US house takes ~64 hours of production-worker pay a month, up from 39 in 1971.
Full analysis: https://t.co/8WCKmmklY3 Not investment advice.
In 2024, the Powell Fed cut 50bps 2 months before the presidential election with core CPI at 3.3%
In 2026, the Warsh Fed hikes 25bps 2 months before the midterms with core CPI at 2.4%
The median new American house cost about 2.5 years of median family income in 1971. By mid-2026 it took 3.7. The monthly mortgage payment went from 39 hours of work to 64. Full analysis: https://t.co/8WCKmmklY3 Not investment advice.