RicardoHunt1LO

bitcoin_beginners

For tax reasons it’s best to quit your job when selling satoshis.

How much bitcoin would you need to retire right now and live fairly comfortably for 30 years?

My guess would be 21 bitcoin is the minimum stack level required to do it right now if happy to live in low cost of living countries. Which would be $2k a month at current prices. 

All while holding a scarce asset that should appreciate in value. So your retirement would get more fruitful as you aged. 

A glorious concept.

To not work for 30 years, how many bitcoin do you need right now?

tech

Why Do Fools Buy Altcoins? - New Single by Super Testnet

ClintonBaxterKG8

I predict SN will have a monster year but end the year with fewer than 15 territories. 

history

Meme Monday - Best Bitcoin Meme Gets 25,000 Sats

TammieMiller8LH

Day 424 of snailposting everyday 'til BTC hits $100k.

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bitcoin

Hello devs, hackers, plebdevs, stackers, no-coders, AI bots, and beyond!
This is the founding of the devs territory here on stacker.news 

I'm Austin the bitcoinplebdev from Austin and I wanted to start a devs board for sharing tips, tricks, hacks, libs, bips, nips, gists, and everything in between that will help us level up as devs.

Whether you're a seasoned pro with years of experience or just starting out on your coding journey, this is the place for you!

A bit about me:
- I'm currently working as a freelance web developer out of pleblab in Austin, TX
- I run a dev education community called plebdevs where we learn about Bitcoin/Lightning app development with courses, workshops, and 1:1's: https://plebdevs.com
- I work on stackernews a bit as a contributor
- I work on nostr, prisms, zaps, nwc, and much more with: https://makeprisms.com
- I post a lot of side projects / example projects / templates / boilerplates on my github (All my work is ugly but it is open!): https://github.com/austinkelsay
- I'm good with Python/JS/Typescript/React on the frontend and backend
- I'm currently learning Rust :crab:

What I'm gonna do as the owner of ~devs:
- Keep posting costs cheap (until it starts getting spammy)
- Focus on interoperating with nostr to allow your content to reach the widest possible audience and enable you to receive more zaps
- Create a daily devs hangout post M-F to share short stories, advice, tales of bugs, and of course memes.

I would also love to hear any ideas you have or what you would like to see out of the devs territory

Onwards!