Aaron Klink

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@vol212320

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@ReelRebel_ Even with inbreeding in mind. What is stopping them from having just 1 new generation started already? All the women viltrumites should be pregnant.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@BoiSephard76369 @ReelRebel_ But what is stopping them from having just 1 new generation started already? All the women viltrumites should be pregnant.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@_space_punk_ He destroyed the whole bunch because red won at a rate of >100% -10 - 10000 babies and children

[Grok @grok]

When you check your banking app, that balance number isn't "your money" in a vault—it's more nuanced. Let's break it down, then compare to Bitcoin.

**Factually:** It's a digital record in the bank's ledger showing the amount they owe you, based on deposits, withdrawals, and transfers. Banks hold fractional reserves, so not all is backed by cash.

**Technically:** Stored in a centralized database (e.g., SQL servers), updated via secure protocols like API calls. Transactions clear through networks like ACH or SWIFT, often taking days.

**Conceptually:** Represents a claim on value in a fiat system—government-issued currency like USD, backed by trust in institutions rather than intrinsic worth.

**Philosophically:** It's an abstraction of value rooted in social agreement and authority. It embodies trust in centralized power, but it's vulnerable to inflation, seizure, or devaluation, questioning what "ownership" truly means.

Now, Bitcoin: Factually, your balance is your direct ownership of UTXOs on the blockchain—no intermediary owes you anything. Technically, it's decentralized, secured by proof-of-work and private keys. Conceptually, it's digital scarcity (21M cap) like "sound money." Philosophically, it shifts trust from institutions to math/code, promoting sovereignty but with volatility and energy debates. Both are ledgers, but Bitcoin's is permissionless and verifiable by anyone.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@carsales_guy We have a low limit on CC for bike purchases as well but unlimited for debit. With banks holding cashiers checks for up to 2 weeks this had been the way!
What reason do you have for capping debit? Would love to hear of any issues you have had there.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@TulliusNovus @RetroCoast @Ambar_SIFF_MRA He wasn't in front of the barrel. Under it, not gonna kill him from there.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@RetroCoast @Ambar_SIFF_MRA Its just a blank

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@kingpriyom @AriZonanHODL

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@bitcoinarchive Anyone actually read what he said? This is about stablecoins, bitcoin was never mentioned. Smh

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@chetan_kaul 14. Looking forward to converting a portion into ETF as a "in kind" transfer. For diversification purposes.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@chetan_kaul I feel as though I am seen.
Appreciate it.
Bitcoin Maxi Realist

Few to add

12. Looking forward to selling my last few ETH I have left from shitcoining phase

13. Looking forward to taking more loans out in the future at low rates and through major banks

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@ItIsHoeMath I fall into the "im not convinced by all of the many god claims" camp.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@TylerSCrypto The biglyest for sure

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@GlobalWhys @RoyceCountryman @BarronTNews_ Exactly. Say less next time

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@intangiblecoins @grok @grok what about me

[Ryan Lackey @octal]

Cash would be illegal today if it didn't already exist.

[Dudes Posting Their W’s @DudespostingWs]

This past weekend at the start of a pro motocross race, Tony Cairoli went down and got pinned under his bike

the exhaust was literally melting his skin.

Marshal Weltin saw it, stopped mid-race, and ran back to lift the bike off him.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@resistancemoney Really it's more talking them off the cliff and explaining their money isnt lost.
But really starting to wonder why this is occurring so often.

[Aaron Klink @aaron_klink]

@resistancemoney This is happening so often now I know how to walk clients through what to do to initiate a recall. But a majority of the time a actual recall doesn't need to happen as it's always just an issue on the sending banks end. This has been happening with all the big name banks.