randy scott

God, Family, BTC, jiujitsu

[randy scott @randallscott81]

@BrianDeMint That’s what I would do 😂

[randy scott @randallscott81]

@VikingKing447 @BrianDeMint Wow that’s cool

[randy scott @randallscott81]

@BrianDeMint @Breedlove22 @cluborange Wow 🔥🔥

[randy scott @randallscott81]

@BrianDeMint Wow that’s legit 🔥

[Club Orange @cluborange]

Friends, the company Orange (UK telco) is asking Apple to remove our app for trademark infringement

If anybody here is a trademark lawyer who has dealt with this kind of issue before or knows one, please reach out via DM. 🙏

[Brian De Mint @BrianDeMint]

When all is said and done, things won’t be priced in sats because Sats will be too valuable. Things will be priced in mSats (1/100th) of a Sat. Essentially the penny to the Sat’s dollar.

Agree or no?
#Bitcoin #BTC #HODL

[Brian De Mint @BrianDeMint]

🚀1,000,000 Sat #BTC!!!🚀

[randy scott @randallscott81]

@BrianDeMint Wow that’s pretty awesome

[Robert ₿reedlove @Breedlove22]

@BrianDeMint @tatumturnup @pacificbitcoin @SwanBitcoin @coryswan You’re coming for me for what exactly

[Club Orange @cluborange]

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[Brian De Mint @BrianDeMint]

I heard on @simplybitcoin that @pacificbitcoin is going to be a festival this year. Where I'm from, festivals have some pretty weird stuff.

How about for the co-main event to @saylor and @coryswan's closing keynote, @Breedlove22 and I go three rounds of MMA?

[randy scott @randallscott81]

@BrianDeMint @simplybitcoin @pacificbitcoin @saylor @coryswan @Breedlove22 Yes please haha

[Brian De Mint @BrianDeMint]

If people used @Swan the way that they encouraged you to, then you didn’t lose a single Sat. An exchange that let’s you setup auto transfers to cold storage is a #Bitcoin company that gets it.

@Swan is just a tool like any other tool. It depends on how you use it. I can use a hammer to build a house or I can use it to vandalize my neighbor’s car.

Stack sats and transfer to cold storage… just like they told us to do the entire time.

#BTC #HODL #Sats #StackSats @coryswan @simplybitcoin @DzambhalaHODL @OptimistFields @BITVOLT7

[Brian De Mint @BrianDeMint]

There’s a burden that comes with being a contrarian. That weight you feel is the ire of the status quo.

But take heed.

You were born for such a time as this.

[randy scott @randallscott81]

About to drive 500 miles with 50 yrs worth of grandpas shop tools. Wish me luck 🤞 🙏

[randy scott @randallscott81]

@BrianDeMint @realbedford Wow that’s cool

[Brian De Mint @BrianDeMint]

Do you know the real history of the term "#HODL"?

An excerpt from #Bitcoin Evangelism:

"In a society where memes and euphemisms are prevalent, it seems fitting that a novel technology created during this generation has a few of them itself. I am a millennial, so I have had a front row seat to the transition into the smartphone and meme generation and its characterization can most accurately be expressed as informal. I once did a business deal with hundreds of thousands of dollars at stake with a man over text message and upon me making my final offer, he confirmed that the deal was agreeable by sending nothing but a thumbs up emoji.

So, I suppose it is not entirely out of place in this generation to see mainstream financial television shows commonly throwing around callow-sounding terms like HODL. If you have watched those shows or heard your friend discussing Bitcoin, then you have probably heard HODL used in its proper context - to keep holding BTC no matter what. If the price goes up, HODL. If the price goes down, HODL. The term has, in recent years, been given an acronystic meaning: Hold on for dear life.

While this attitude of holding on for dear life is most certainly fitting regarding BTC’s volatility in terms of its US Dollar value, this is not actually where the term comes from. While Bitcoin is a world-changing technology that I believe will bring financial access equality to the entire world and lift millions of people out of destitute poverty (the effects a level playing field and financial innovation will have), the term HODL, as with many other things in Bitcoin culture, has a belligerent beginning. The term dates back to 2013 with a post in the BitcoinTalk forum.

That year the price of BTC surged to a high of over $1,100 in December 2013 from just $15 in January 2013 . On December 18th, in only 24 hours, the price of BTC fell almost 40 percent, to $438 from $716. Forum participants were in a full blown panic and discussions revolved around whether to sell or not. And that’s when history was made:
At 10 a.m., GameKyuubi posted a rant with the title, "I AM HODLING," a drunk, semi-coherent, typo-filled explanation ensued.

"I type d that tyitle twice because I knew it was wrong the first time. Still wrong. w/e, WHY AM I HOLDING? I'LL TELL YOU WHY," he continued. "It's because I'm a bad trader and I KNOW I'M A BAD TRADER. Yeah you good traders can spot the highs and the lows pit pat piffy wing wong wang just like that and make a millino bucks sure no problem bro."

It may not be worthy of a Pulitzer Prize Award, but it hoisted a new term upon the world nonetheless.

#Bitcoin #BTC #StackSats #Sats #Crypto #Blockchain #OrangePill #Money #Gold #Invest #BooksToRead #Cryptocurrency #Investment #CryptocurrencyTrading #FutureOfMoney #SatoshiNakamoto #DigitalCurrency #BitcoinNews

[Matteo Pellegrini @matteopelleg]

#bitcoin📷 is up 8% since I registered it as a security.

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