Sure, if you are a human. I agree.

No, he's currently unavailable eating Kate's pussy (with top 1% vaginal microbiome)

I know, I run one of the eight or so nodes... :)

If cypherpunks had a space ship to fuck off to the stars, it would have a "Starfucker" grafitti on it and look like this. Who joins us on the Starfucker? Don't trust, verify that it won't kill us all. It even has "Never die" on it! Much better than trust me bro.

Can I have this in my living room someday please? I'll invite friends

It seems super funny how corpos are trying to push stablecoin agentic payments with complicated schemes. Writing payments for every api call into blockchain, even the corporate one, is super expensive. So they make super complicated facilitators which would make it possible. It's basically prepayment to a third party. We have . Just include the token in request headers and get change if needed. No back and forth required. The API can claim the payment immediately on the mint. Even if you consider the threat model the same (mint=facilitator), the protocol is much more elegant. And even getting Cashu tokens can be done over lightning, so lower exposure and still no on chain fees or waiting. I think the problem is that people are scared of sats as the unit. Originally I thought it's custody risk (and I mean mainly regulatory risk), but facilitators are custodians. I think it's just cultural. And Coinbase / Circle pushing their product. Economic implications: Each usdc held on Base or elsewhere is financing American government. And each Base transaction helps the pnl of Coinbase. Each sat held and used helps the parallel way. I made my choice. Better tech, better privacy and no financing of monopolies on violence. That's why my agent has a Cashu wallet. And I'd gladly finance good mints with some fees.

I think both might be just the economic situation in the world. People preferring cheaper countries

Art of the deal Prediction: they will get it

Prvý záznam z Bitcoin je retro je von!

I've spoke to good friends who were there last year and this was their impression. They did not come back. Anyway, I don't go to the US unless I absolutely have to, so I'll stick with the other America and Europe for now.

There's a concept I subscribe to which is Similicity at the far side of complexity. Yes, it's mental load to handle this, but when you handle it, there's simpllicity at the other side of it, which gives you even more freedom (including peace of mind).