GM Happy white paper day for those in Nrthn Hemisphere had it yesterday in Aus

Took the grandkids to there first Halloween they 2 and 3 my in laws street was heaps good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYl-Ss_VRBA

Hey Frap boys playing with their bitcoins....its called a CIRCULAR economy.....you got MBAs and you dont know this shit...i got a degree in life and seen some shit and done some too and circular econmies in the black mkt mate we all G btc a big tent and is for my enemies and I see ya;s Cuz

we different kind of bitcoiners mate we new of silk rd and saw it did you? nope you were selling insurance or at Uni you frap boy Walton you such a dick bro some of us are here for the revolution you obviously have no philosophy just number go up True Nth is a bunch of frap boys fapping each other of you homo

NZs first Treasury Company and they actually have an underlying business and they from Aus so funny ASX wouldnt list them so NZX did for once the tide flows across the Tasman the other way its the first full listing of a new company on the NZX for 4 years https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UavfKdoOWXo

researching bitcoin minig and been looking at electricity prices thought wonder what it was here in 2000?This is why us plebs are going backwards in Aus abundant resources and this for power prices zero carbon literally sux us down n the year 2000, the price for electricity in Australia was approximately $0.063 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Specific prices for NSW in 2000 are not readily available, but this figure reflects the national average at the time. National Average: Around $0.063 per kWh. Context: This price was lower than in some other countries like Spain, which was around $0.117 per kWh in 2000. Price Variation: The 2000 price does not account for the higher per-kilowatt hour costs in today's market, which are influenced by factors such as network costs, wholesale electricity prices, and retailer margins. Current NSW Prices: Current prices for NSW, as of late 2025, are significantly higher, with rates varying by distributor and retailer, ranging from approximately $0.36 to $0.41 per kW

https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxv2Tl5MopHRmWAVEFqwzpia2Upej_tL_Y?si=WTxlumAvEaG1rC9V

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sAZkGvnjG4 word

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sAZkGvnjG4 word..."i make satoshis in my sleep"