If the price of beef is rising in dollars but falling in bitcoin, which one’s the better yardstick? Life should be getting cheaper over time…not more expensive.

Life has never been cheaper for those living on a bitcoin standard and never more expensive for those who aren’t.

Yup, still got a handful more to add. That's one I'll try adding today.

No plans to do that anytime soon tbh. They wouldn't be super useful anyways since they require you to have these massive postgresql tables derived from your own locally running node.

Finally got around to making a simple website that displays all of my latest visualizations. https://wickedsmartbitcoin.com

Bitcoin miners hit perfection yesterday (UTC): 144 blocks mined 450 BTC issued 0.83% annualized issuance Right on target. 🎯

The world’s currently valued at 4.1 billion bitcoin. But here’s the thing…there will only ever be 21 million bitcoin.

The U.S. dollar continues to collapse in bitcoin terms.

Because you haven't updated your node to see the sub 1 sat/vB transactions.

Still hard to believe that $1 USD is worth less than 850 sats now.

Nearly half of the circulating supply of bitcoin, about 9.6M BTC, has moved in the last 2 years!