Just correlation. No biggie
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dmolnar by cc
Microsoft appears to have lost nearly a third of their users over the last 3 years
https://s3.clubcyberia.co/pleroma/97/6f/de/976fde485af7220ee85960d82a63251b77033133593f411d80e59c99ebd7dd67.png
This cloud swept over Portugal like a real-life tsunami — it’s known as a roll cloud.
https://blossom.primal.net/5c8748e1b686b00c5869696d3206eb084c2bdaac62cb01cf696567f78686e65e.mp4
https://primal.net/Fascinating
Whenever you hear me say “it’s a bubble” in regard to treasury companies I’m talking about the specific activity happening around treasury companies and not Bitcoin itself.
I mean bro they are putting podcasters on corporate boards lol like it’s a bubble. 😂
Hey #Nostr it's a start... uncensorable, decentralized YouTube 😏
https://plebs.app
https://bitcoinist.com/crypto-super-pacs-make-a-comeback-pouring-millions/
I'm assuming we haven't bought the Mayor yet
Things like capitalism is a zero sum game.
And capitalism won somehow.
And some valid alternative to capitalism died with Soviet Russia
And who invades another's space first doesn't matter in any war
And internet space is neutral.
Nonsense. On. Stilts
Where stupidity will cover it.
" . . . Saylor is clearly owned by the state, exactly like the priests were back in the Church days. The priests main purpose was to disseminate state ideology (follow the king, the king is anointed by god himself, blabla) and in return they were given wealth and power. In that same sense, Saylor is owned by the state. He can keep “his” bitcoin but in return he has to do some persuasive work to make Bitcoiners obedient and loyal to the rules (not the self-enforcing voluntarily accepted protocol rules of course) by being an untiring advocate of KYC/AML-compliance, making sure miners are also regulated and kyced, not using coin-joins, in fact not using bitcoin at all but entrusting them to US financial institutions which is insanely absurd. It is really obvious that Saylor’s mission is to help the state capture Bitcoin. And it astounds me how many bitcoiners still fall for this scam and keep simping for this probably most spooky guy we have ever had in this space. . . . "
