If someone else can freeze it, approve it, or take it away, you don’t fully own it.

¡Tengo una noticia que me tiene muy emocionada! 🧡 From now on I will be part of The Daily Stack to help create more Bitcoin content in Spanish. And since I want this project to also reflect what interests you, I would love to hear your ideas. If you want to follow this new chapter from the beginning, I invite you to follow the account: 🔗 https://youtube.com/@daily_stack Very soon, we will begin to share conversations with incredible people about Bitcoin, sovereignty, personal finances, freedom, and much more. Y ya que estamos… ¿a quién les gustaría ver como invitado? 👇

There’s a difference between covering a security incident and building a week’s worth of content around someone else’s loss. People lost real money. Act like it.

Hahaha what?

You can tell a lot about a relationship by the way the woman smiles when the other person is behind the camera.

High cortisol changes more than your mood. It affects your sleep, your skin, your posture, your focus, and even the way you smile. One of the most underrated things a healthy relationship can do is reduce the amount of chronic stress you carry every day.

Absolutely agree! 🙌

I am honored to be part of Bitcoin Histórico this November 11 and 12 in San Salvador. Grateful to represent Sisters of Satoshi and continue building communities where more women feel confident taking their first step into Bitcoin. See you in El Salvador! 🇸🇻🧡 Learn more about the event 🔗 https://bitcoinhistorico.com/

If I’m going to spend hours talking about Bitcoin, I might as well do it with an orange microphone. Rate my new setup from 1 to ₿itcoin.

Modern finance assumes someone else will always stand between you and your money. Bitcoin doesn't.

Institutions can buy Bitcoin. Governments can regulate it. Bitcoin doesn't belong to either of them.