There are two ways to move people's minds to a more difficult thing: 1. Dumb-down the UI. 2. Sour the old thing's milk. (Bribery might count as a 3rd way but it's not sustainable long term.) None of these things require centralization. We just haven't been creative enough yet.

For over a decade, we bitcoiners have been the meatspace, lo-fi version of this new AI resource, which busts all the bitcoin fud out there like nothing I've ever seen before: https://facts.bitcoinbeyond66.com Think of any bitcoin fud you've heard before, stick it in here, and you too will feel like He-man holding his mighty sword aloft!

Sorry, too horrible.

I just wanted to say that this is such a great news timestamp service you've made here. I hope it runs forever, becoming the world's foremost authority one day on what important events happened when, complete with major asset prices blocktimes. Keep it up!

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I'm in that boat too, but I stop myself by asking what value that local bot will bring me. The day I can answer in terms of a useful income stream, I'll pull the trigger.

Awesome. But I can't mention (@)Wisp without Primal turning the name into for some reason. Hmm.

Well yeah, but I'm in like 4 of those groups. Hopefully everyone is in more than one of them.

There really isn't any way that we can know what's in their reserves if they don't want us to... But I take comfort in the fact that the treasury company aggregate figure is something we can use to force transparency on them when the time comes. The moment all public coins reaches 21m & 1 sat, we can hold that number up to the biggest funds and call them liars to their face, forcing them to prove themselves. Those who don't go transparent, like I expect Conbase won't, will provide us a strong reason to universally shun.

Elon's would be a good start.