Exactly! And of course, vice versa, you can’t prove that an owner moves them and not an attacker. Except by the heavy KYC and AML process that someone would need to go through to actually dump a few billy worth of BTC at an OTC desk.

Makes sense! The only thing I’m wary about is this: “Old coins, coins that haven’t moved in years, some dormant since the single-digit price days, are suddenly active. Not all at once. Not in panic. But steadily this year but especially since the summer. Methodically. Addresses that accumulated when Bitcoin was a cypherpunk experiment are finally moving their holdings.” If a sufficiently advanced actor would’ve developed the quantum capability needed to attack Bitcoin, this is exactly how it would look like. I don’t actually think that’s the case though. And also, that wouldn’t change the actual effects of the redistribution, so maybe wouldn’t even matter!

Octover 😂

On another note it’s just crazy to me how instantly global these trends are.

Not a Knots apologist, though I’ll sound like one with this question. I genuinely don’t understand how the 100kb data storage on-chain is not a legitimate worry. Like, given enough time someone will push CSAM on-chain. If for no other reason than to see the world burn, or because they’ve opened a huge short on Hyperliquid. And that would likely lead to a “floor discovery phase”. What am I not getting?

My oldest is firmly in the 6-7 generation. I think it’s called Alpha, next after Zoomers? I like them kids. To me they seam a lot grittier and bullshit-resistant relative to Zoomers even as kids. I think it’s because they’re growing up in this world where everything is a brainrot meme, everything is AI generated, and if you actually take any of that seriously and non-critically you’re more 2024 than Skibbidi toilet. When my kid sees an unknown number his first reflex is that it must be a scammer. They’re alright.

GM! It’s pretty peaceful until wakes up and calls everyone gay lol

My eldest was hell bent on chewing on cables when he was a crawler. Fun times 😂

If we’re talking about politics in medicine, I invite you to read up on Ignaz Semmelweis, and how he ended up basically because of going against the zeitgeist and received knowledge of the time.

your mom

Before zooming in I hoped it’d be a stavekirke! Very beautiful either way!