If you've bought Bitcoin through an exchange, under the new European DAC8 rules, exchanges will have to report your crypto holdings to your government every year. If you don't declare that you hold BTC, the fine can range from 3% to 15% of the value of your Bitcoin for each year

Holding $BTC in Italy is becoming quite a challenge. The state attack is in full swing: 33% capital gains tax if you hold bitcoin 26% capital gains tax if you hold a bitcoin ETF 0.2% annual tax on unrealized gains if you hold bitcoin directly They really want Italians to dump their hard money and buy paper Bitcoin instead.

It's unbelievable to think that, nowadays in Europe, if you want to avoid WW3 you need to vote for Nazis.

I took Bitcoin's most famous sentence — the one Satoshi embedded in the Genesis Block (Jan 3, 2009): "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" ...and used it as a brainwallet seed (SHA256 → private key → pubkey → addresses). Legacy P2PKH addresses

17 years of #Bitcoin Core, animated. 48,700 commits, 800+ contributors, ~3M lines of code, all growing from a single genesis commit. And the orange strip at the bottom? That's Satoshi ~111k lines, the foundation everything else was built on. 🟠

Everybody is a cypherpunk until their coins get stolen. Then it’s suddenly “call the police,” “the state should do something,” “this is theft.” Your bitcoin is not yours. You only control keys. Whoever can spend it owns it. Bitcoin does not care about your fiat morality. Few.

Blockstream deserves to fail. Mao is a scammers, we all know this. He just got a free pass from "" the community "" because he works with Back.

Luis Sepúlveda’s Diary of a Sentimental Killer is such a tiny book with a great story. Highly recommend if you just want a good time.