Fiat price fixing makes bear markets more volatile without more government intervention and that in itself requires GDP to only go up - bail outs is where the free market goes to die... In sound money, it’s easier to accrue value and have real consolidation and revival.

TBH I think this is now the case with ALL who hold a ton of US Treasuries if they’re not a net energy producer, or net high growth in population

When in Bitcoin, everything is a rug unless you’re getting value or participating in it - sound money makes distinctions easy.

Muslims are slaves, Serving the money changers, Who were very anti-Christ, Wrestling with God Abdullah Uses Riba Money Instead of trusting his Rabb Fighting a losing War Accept, Submit, Return Bow your head to no one else Follow the teachings of Christ Win in this World and the Next

Cloudflare launched their own USD lol. If it wasn't clear before, now it absolutely is - in a fiat system, EVERY company is just a fintech, borrowing cheaper and passing on the cost + some basis points on to others.

Reminded me of this

random, but kinda bullish on Nigeria, Bangladesh and Indonesia

Minds are blown anyway 🤣🤣

Sound Money is the best meme. The greatest meme, it’s HUGE! We’re gonna Make Money Sound Again, gMMSA

With anyone part of the ARK network, it's the tech used by arkade as well, except they've enabled more programmability and token design. So 5, 10 or 100 ppl could trade UTXO dust balances and even sub-sats between them and then whoever wants to publish the UTXO puts up the fee and covers any minimum dust requirements to settle the on mainnet. It's also the main precursor to state-chain technology like Spark.

So today I learned that ARK is a scaling technology for shared UTXO transactions - makes a lot of sense actually, but less needed as an L2 imo and more needed as a primitive building block for apps on L1

Saw your cover photo lol, sorry I over share :P

Covenants are a key primitive in trade. They unlock Bitcoin as money and more business in Bitcoin.

Ark is using complex covenants - could be cheaper and easier for ppl with CTV, great work though

same, running knots but with my own conf, allowing max 1KB OP_RETURN for myself rn

just have it up in case someone wants to know my professional life a bit, lol - logged out and threw away the password for now

Bitcoiners are 3 camps rn I feel: 1. Tech / Layer2 / Ordinals 2. Bank / Treasury / MSTR 3. HODL / Lightning / Blockstream You can be 1/3 or 2/3. God forbid you’re a soulless 3/3 hahaha

keep my LinkedIn boring, thx

Yeahh! also glory amulets

that’s the idea and I’ve never built an npm package before

I used to make decent money flipping on the grand exchange

Definitely something to keep track of! I expect to actually break it up into different git repos, I think you hinted at this before

Hahaha great rage bait - he’s absolutely correct too though on many points. However, I think there’s a real difference between vibe-coding done as a developer vs our expectation of what can be done with it by someone new. Just as they teach design recipes in school for object-oriented, events-oriented, synchronous and asynchronous approaches, vibe-coding is a skill that requires systems thinking along with instructions, pipelines, cross-references, and testing. Still believe it’s the fastest way to learn while building AND definitely worth having an expert around!

It be like that sometimes, hoping the investment compounds 🙏

My bad - no web search access hahah, won’t pull in info from any links, has to be fed via an ingested doc within directory

Awesome! This is the way :) I think the link renders differently for different clients… thank you for letting me know

What do I do after downloading?

I think we got the hang of vibe coding banging our head against the laptop yesterday and looking to level up more with Bootoshi ( https://x.com/KingBootoshi) Key takeaways: - linting and typing instructions are important, or needs chatGPT intervention as AI just tries to delete them or doesn’t always remember to handle for it - save save save when things work to your liking enough so you have an example to show AI to improve with and compare against - simple things like naming conventions and promises are important to get right from the beginning if you want to save money - telling the AI to step back and take stock of the bigger picture helps it offer better solutions as it’s better at analyzing so you can give inputs on what to do and not to do - refactoring code, modules and pipelines can be really helpful to reduce redundancies but make sure to save to GitHub first - when making requests for changes to an API, ask it to dig into all components of services and controller BE and FE pipes - code snippets and examples help the AI find patterns quickly and efficiently More to come tomorrow as we dig into database optimization and state handling. End of the day though you figure out what works for you with languages you ideally know and multiple AIs and toolings to cross reference things.