Within the https://peninsulabitcoin.com/ community, our focus has been on actively engaging and integrating local businesses into the realm of lightning payments. This endeavor has been incredibly rewarding, especially when I enjoy my morning coffee, knowing that I am contributing to a local family business. Moreover, it's heartening to know that their children are learning about this technology.
In relation to the circular economy concept, which essentially involves businesses supporting each other through lightning payments, my query pertains to potential legal considerations. Assuming proper recording of tax events, are there any other legal ramifications that should be taken into account?
I'm considering 100x leverage LONG my 400 stats on LNMarkets. The reason is because I can't withdraw everything from the platform—I'm still trying to figure out why. I might as well kamikaze this account. Who knows, it might work. Lol.
Zapping because you brought it to our attention, not because I like it (I don't like it)
A miner activated soft fork without Core (or economic node runner) support is a bold move.
Thoughts on OTEC and the possibilities there for bitcoin?
This is perfectly valid approach and usually ensures your business stays under your full control.. and generally, small. Get cash flow positive in a sweet niche you enjoy and there's a lot of happiness and stress-free existence that flows from that.
However, when your ideas and market and goals are MUCH bigger, it's better to travel in a group - more ideas, more connections, and more existing wheels to re-use rather than re-inventing/re-discovering everything alone.
Raising capital can be a smart thing to do, but you want smart money not dumb money. Smart money brings expertise, ideas and connections. Dumb money sits quietly and offers no additional input/value. Both have their place but don't confuse the two.
Hard won perspectives.
Congratulations @k00b on the raise - that shit is a lot of hard yards.