Rev Dr. Memez (₿) 🟡

If they seize the #memes of production do the ends justify the $memez ? Son of @BitcoinAndMemes • #BTC ≠ #Bitcoin • #BSV: [email protected]

[Rev Dr. Memez (₿) 🟡 @MemesAndBitcoin]

Soon ™️

[RelayX @relayxio]

Hyperbitcoinisation is always more likely to take place in the next 24 hours than any 24 hour period in human history

[Jack V Lloyd @jackvlloyd]

Javier Milei is the only president who has openly said he wants to end the central bank in modern times.

It requires an act of congress to end, so Javier Milei is continuing to build support so that he can eventually get enough votes to pass a bill ending it.

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

The 9-5 slaves hate the man who carpe diems

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

I miss the old Bitcoin, straight from the 'Go Bitcoin
set on his goals Bitcoin
I hate the new Bitcoin, spaz in the news Bitcoin
See I invented Bitcoin, it wasnt any Bitcoins
And now I look and look around and theres so many Bitcoins
I used to love Bitcoin, I used to love #Bitcoin

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

Is decentralization in the room with us right now?

Satoshi’s prediction of mining transitioning into the hands of specialists with "server farms" has largely materialized. Today, Bitcoin mining is dominated by massive industrial operations that aggregate their power into a few major "mining pools."

As of May 2026, the global hashrate (total computing power) is heavily concentrated within a small number of entities. Just two pools control nearly 50% of the entire network's power, and the top five control over 75%.

Centralization Trends Satoshi Anticipated

•Institutional Domination: Industrial giants like Foundry USA (32%) and AntPool (16%) operate at a scale individual "home miners" cannot match.
•Geographic Clustering: Approximately 68% of the global hashrate is physically located in just three countries: the United States (38%), Russia (17%), and China (13%).
•Data Center Pivot: Many large-scale miners are now pivoting their infrastructure toward AI and high-performance computing (HPC), effectively turning Bitcoin mining into a secondary function of massive data centers.
•Network Nodes: Reachable nodes also show concentration, with about 32% hosted in the United States and 15% in Germany.

[Libertarian Party of Florida @LP_Florida]

Choose your adventure:

[Rev Dr. Memez (₿) 🟡 @MemesAndBitcoin]

@LearnToToad @LPNH @ZoomerIsland @TaxationIsRape @LPNational What makes Toad a flag isn’t that he’s gay

[Try Liberty Podcast @TryLibertyNow]

The judge at sentencing said Ross’s “libertarian philosophy” was DANGEROUS.

She forbade any mention of it at trial.

“She didn’t want the jury to think he was an idealistic kid.”

Being libertarian was literally used to justify a harsher sentence.

[Try Liberty Podcast @TryLibertyNow]

“May they reject all systems, and try liberty.”

Bastiat said it in 1850. We named a podcast after it.

New episodes weekly 🎙️

[alex.sats @AlexJVidal]

@beinlibertarian @jeremykauffman Lead by example and change the name of your account. I give you permission

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

Just got my T1 set up! Ask me anything.

Are you buying this?

[Try Liberty Podcast @TryLibertyNow]

https://t.co/Mwj3k9ipiK

[Try Liberty Podcast @TryLibertyNow]

When the government controls the narrative, the truth is the first casualty.

For 15 years, @FordFischer has stood on the front lines where the mainstream media is too afraid to go—capturing the raw history they try to edit out. 📽️

[Try Liberty Podcast @TryLibertyNow]

“The police were told to stand down.”
“The government made propaganda videos of themselves tear-gassing Americans.”
“We were one order away from something much worse.”

This is @FordFischer. Try Liberty ep. 2 drops tomorrow

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

Bitcoin sidechains ... good or bad? 🤔

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

Is Drivechain the scaling solution Bitcoin has needed all along?

BitVM’s creator said BitVM is just a clever hack, a temporary workaround born out of the endless bikeshedding around Paul Sztorc’s BIP-300 proposal. https://t.co/DJLtMYCWIr

The real end-game he hopes for is “10 to 100 different Bitcoin sidechains” with a robust, built-in recovery mechanism for user funds.

He literally says: “Let’s just activate BIP-300 and stop hacking it in.”

BitVM is clunky, he explains. It can’t give us a real EVM-style environment or proper smart-contract sidechains on Bitcoin. A clean opcode + #Drivechain voting is “way better.”

So the guy who built the most sophisticated “no-fork” L2 for Bitcoin acknowledges @Truthcoin was right.

Drivechains were the elegant, miner-voted, merge-mined solution all along. #BitVM, Lightning, Ark, whatever — they’re all symptoms of the same problem: Bitcoin’s base layer refused to activate the obvious upgrade for years.

While the industry spent half a decade congratulating itself on complex workarounds, Paul’s simple, permissionless, #Bitcoin-native design was sitting there ready.

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

@LayerTwoLabs @reardencode @Truthcoin @jimmysong @ToneVays Ooooff!!

[Rev Dr. Memez (₿) 🟡 @MemesAndBitcoin]

@LPNational

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

Few people know the true history of Bitcoin & its original design due to years of heavy censorship, social media engineering & tight information controls online.

@HijackingBTC destroys the popular narratives around #Bitcoin & sets the historical record straight.

#NewProfilePic

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

Repeat after me:

PAUL SZTORC WAS RIGHT ABOUT LIGHTNING NETWORK