Walker, if this irks you. How did you feel about the hostile removal of the Oxford comma.

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I always say to leverage traders: "You know they can see both sides of the long/short book, and have enough Bitcoin in reserve to cause some tidal waves of market orders, right?" This goes for loans too. Do not play with loans, unless you have the spare cash to reacquire that Bitcoin upon liquidation. Chances of this working for you are exceedingly few. Let alone the interest (position costs / fees.)

No. But my manifestation of old-man eyes, is that I must use the darn magnify app on my phone to read menus. And also to see ingredient labels in hopes of avoiding the poisonous items lining grocery store shelves.

"But your Bitcoin is more safe here.. It's in a legal trust!" 🤦‍♀️ Further proving that the math behind ECDSA is vastly more powerful than any legal framework or law.

Software, as freedom of speech in the Samurai, and other coin mixing cases. Car manufacturers don't go to insta-jail at 2AM for a criminal using a car to drive into a crowd. His views on Bitcoin "Core's" ever eroding credibility; esp in light of the recent Epstein leaks, shining light on Media Lab, Peter Theil, and Gavin's ignorant (dubious?) involvements. Which leads into ever louder efforts to regain control of arbitrary data carrying, via BIP110. Bitcoin's social layer is rife with us banishing our former heroes who have strayed from Bitcoin as highly decentralized and anti-fragile MONEY. Who's next?

Does the British state have a central bank? If so, the answers are the same.

I'm not a solo axe/nerd miner, as I'm sure you suspect. The math says less than 1 decade for me, if solo mining . But I do pool mine. And I've been mining longer than your unit of measure.

I'll mine 110, if only for the chaos factor. I have enough Bitcoin Core tokens already; and the electricity bill is a rounding error.