@RodolfoBits@saifedean@BitcoinAR@arielaguilar You could airdrop Ariel anywhere on earth and within a couple of hours he’ll somehow have an asado up and running with a group of hungry people beside him.
When I say “Never Sell Your Bitcoin,” I speak as one saver to another. I have never sold mine. Not one satoshi. Strategy is a public company, not my wallet. Since 2020, it has disclosed it may buy or sell $BTC to manage capital. Our shared conviction in Bitcoin remains unchanged.
I followed this guy after he got attacked for calling out certain influencers during the trucker protest debacle.
He was antagonistic and obnoxious but seemed to be judging people from a principled position, while everyone else just went with the flow.
Taking the time to hear his argument meant I was also exposed to his attacks on CC.
Ironically it was my instinct to follow the maligned minority which initially brought me to Bitcoin, and then the same instinct ultimately saved my ass.
Thank you Mr Weatherman 🍻
Anyone want to bet a hardware wallet will exit scam within the next 5 years?
Probably by blaming an accidental bug or rogue employee.
Basically exactly like an exchange, but this time a hardware wallet.
As an Englishman living in Latin America, I am surprised by how much support we just received in the game against Mexico. And very happy to see the English fans enjoying Mexican culture so much.
I even saw Argentinians supporting England!
@Steve_Sailer England v Argentina is always very competitive because of the Falklands war. It used to be the same with Germany but nobody knows what Germany is anymore.
And then there’s cricket, once more popular in the Americas than baseball. Several days with no “score” and yet the most enthralling of all sports due to the opportunity for individuals to dominate absolutely.
Football is good because it’s relatable and accessible. But then Indians might say the same about cricket.