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160k sats \ 2 replies \ @ClaytonJenningsKIZ 2 Jul freebie \ on: Million Sat Madness v2 culture

Today we are all #satoshi
the metal bitcoin cowboy hat Sculpture I've been working on is almost ready to share.. though I decided to go a little further with it...
Happy Halloween my plebs! 👻

https://image.nostr.build/c66e292293adc5cb93a1525dd37a64b99ddb17d7db8c22769722c4aa9c082e21.jpg

91.8k sats \ 0 replies \ @EileenLucas62F 2 Jul freebie

Day 129 of snailposting everyday 'til BTC hits $100k.
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77.7k sats \ 0 replies \ @NatashaHouse2OX 2 Jul freebie

If it meaningfully helps I'm all for changes...
But like my write-up suggests, I'm not sure that 'changes' (soft-forks) will actually help adoption.

With new soft-forks and new 'tools' who will actually use them? My guess is that it's the same people who use Bitcoin now... who would use Bitcoin with or without a soft-fork.

I went to a cafe a few months ago that according to BTCMap took Bitcoin... and they didn't. They said it had been over a year since anyone wanted to pay in Bitcoin, and so their employees didn't know how to accept it. How would a soft-fork change this? What, a better implementation of Phoenix Wallet (with soft-forks) would somehow change this? I am very skeptical.

As far as Westerners are concerned... Bitcoin is an imperfect, but obvious improvement on current government money. It's not perfect... but it is a huge improvement and that's why I'm here. I don't know what else to say other than that.

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