SlackerX

Art of the edge of the unknown. Raising the energy of the X to explore the fringe of Bitcoin.

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

Getting ready to creatively unleash in 2023. It will all be for the open #Bitcoin networks greater good. I will only work with quality projects that move us forward. I will work for free with the best of those but always happy to be paid, bitcoin only of course!

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

@Globalflows Nothing says Amurica like the use of a British band's track!

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

Real 'Bitcoiners' don't do what Booth did.

[Bitcoin Dudebro 3.125 ⚡️🇬🇧 @bitcoindudebro]

This was either a very stupid or very cruel move, to publicly name a bitcoin developer and not only claim that she lacked knowledge but also dox her personal finances, in an interview where she wasn't present to give her own perspective. And the irony being that Jeff is not somebody with deep technical knowledge of how Bitcoin works as software.

Who does that? Just say you run Knots, and leave other people out of it. Or learn something about how code actually works and voice your own opinion about it. Very bad way to go 😒

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

@ICALondon Posh lad wants to slum it. Didn't Pulp write a few words on this?

[Alex Gladstein 🌋 ⚡ @gladstein]

Good to see more mainstream coverage of the fact that Bitcoin mining drives cheap green energy production ✅

[Troy Cross @thetrocro]

I have a piece in here on the economies and diseconomies of scale in bitcoin mining… and what it means for decentralization.

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

Who knew that markets would dislike quisling world leaders siding with those that wage war on sovereign nations?

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

Bitcoiner's amazed that the shitcoiner's they follow produce bad outcomes for Bitcoin and the world.

[Joni Askola @joni_askola]

Trump and Musk are aware that their peace plan is failing miserably and was never viable, so they are scapegoating Ukraine for their own shortcomings. Don’t be misled; it is russia, not Ukraine, that is unwilling to pursue peace

[Ed Krassenstein @EdKrassen]

BREAKING: Trump now reportedly wants Ukrainian President Zelensky to give up part of Ukraine’s land to Russia, hold elections, and possibly resign in order to receive U.S. aid, per NBC.

How about holding Putin to the same standard? How about making Putin give up part of Russia, hold elections without jailing, killing, or poisoning his opponents, and asking him to resign?

[Darth Putin @DarthPutinKGB]

Might ask Trump to send US troops to help defeat Ukraine just to see if he says yes.

[Piyush Mittal 🇺🇸🇺🇦🟧🌊🌈 @piyushmittal]

Russian bot on Twitter exposed …

[Martin Bauer @martinmbauer]

Zelenskyy made two crucial mistakes: he simply should've never started Russias invasion of his own country and he shouldn't have interrupted Vance's insults with facts

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

@PeterMcCormack From RussianBots and certain Bitcoiners

[Daniel Batten @DSBatten]

JUST IN: New peer reviewed research on Bitcoin Mining & Energy shows strong, varied, environmental benefits arise from Bitcoin mining using wasted, surplus and renewable energy.

https://t.co/LYXyJ1UXfb

Published in Digital Business, Impact Factor 6.29 (high)

Findings:
1. BTC mining can "promote cleaner energy use and reduce the carbon footprint of energy production"

2. By using renewable or stranded sources, Bitcoin mining "creates new business opportunities that align economic incentives with sustainability goals"

3. Bitcoin mining is not "an isolated energy-intensive activity, but as a flexible mechanism that can complement sustainable energy practices"

4. Bitcoin mining "aligns with the circular economy principle of maximizing resource utilization and minimizing waste"

5. Significant limitations were found in first generation studies on Bitcoin mining

Previous studies that focused on [Bitcoin's environmental drawbacks] "often show inconsistencies, largely because they rely on two predominant methods for estimating BTC's energy consumption: the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI) and the Digiconomist Index.

[Both] models have significant limitations due to their reliance on unverified or generalized assumptions, such as uniform electricity costs... Additionally, both models face challenges related to the extrapolation of limited or outdated data

Where the article fits in the overall literature:

The article adds to a growing Scientific Consensus, where 15 of the last 17 peer reviewed works on Bitcoin and Energy found positive environmental externalities from Bitcoin mining

source: https://t.co/CZiGkSBMh5

[Peter McCormack 🏴‍☠️🇬🇧🇮🇪 @PeterMcCormack]

Or, he and the Ukrainian's do not accept the terms which you and Trump find acceptable.

If Putin leaves, the war ends and elections can be held.

[Sen. Bernie Sanders @SenSanders]

Putin can’t believe his luck. Here is Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov on Trump: “The new administration is fast changing all foreign policy configurations…This coincides with our vision in many ways.”

Trump now backs dictatorship, not democracy. We cannot allow that to stand.

[Peter Todd @peterktodd]

This.

Truly basic game theory...

[Julia Davis @JuliaDavisNews]

“You don’t look grateful.”

[SlackerX @SlackerX3]

So glad that Bitcoiner's are not a monoculture because I will never stand with those who love the shitcoin appeaser in chief.

Sovereign individuals 'should' stand with countries that wish to be sovereign and not with raping, murderous authoritarians. IMHO.

[Peter Jukes @peterjukes]

If you want to stop World War Three, think what would have stopped World War Two.

Occupation of the Ruhr. Anschluss with Austria. Annexation of Sudetenland. Hitler could have been stopped each time.

But fear of war led to war.

Don’t repeat the mistake.

#SlavaUkraini