If you are new to Bitcoin, let me give you a tip:

Los hijos de mil perras que pusieron a los chavales a tributar por las ventas en Wallapop intentado explicar que Zapatero no tenía que declarar millones de euros en joyas.

Can’t wait for liberals to figure out the reason @elonmusk is a trillionaire is because of big government.

whole plane watching the saylor talk except for one dude watching a 7/12 frost musig

BTCPay Server finally got localized for the french.

Alby Hub 1.23 release codenamed "Tim Hudson" is out! 🐶 Ark (Bark by @secondhq) backend - Beta 🧪 Just-In-Channels 💳 Cards page 💱 Fiat and bitcoin units toggles in currency inputs 🎥 "Stories" widget for releases videos & highlighting Hub's features Let’s dive in 🧵...

JUST IN: Second has launched Bark on Bitcoin mainnet, bringing the Ark protocol to production and aiming to make self-custodial Bitcoin as simple to use as custodial apps. Bark is designed to solve one of Bitcoin’s biggest challenges: self-custody without sacrificing user experience. While on-chain transactions can be slow and expensive during periods of congestion, and traditional Lightning wallets often require users to manage channels and liquidity, Ark takes a different approach. The protocol uses a client-server architecture where the server handles payment routing across Ark, Lightning, and on-chain rails, while users remain in control of their bitcoin and retain an emergency exit if the server becomes unavailable or malicious. The launch marks one of the most significant real-world deployments of Ark to date, as developers continue searching for ways to make self-custodial Bitcoin accessible to mainstream users without relying on traditional custodians.

"The tourists have left and sentiment is at its worst in years" is a pretty bullish statement.

Can anyone explain why is my node barking?

using bitcoin is incredibly easy you literally just download an app and press receive anyone who tells you self custody is too difficult thinks you are retarded

this is how retarded plebs think bitcoin works

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It is obviously not BIP-110 supporters lmao

Retards are claiming capture already. Unload al of your FIAT savings into Bitcoin and sleep like a baby for the next 2-3 years.

how Tether flipped ETH

Encharcado hasta las orejas en el mayor escándalo de corrupción de la historia de España, Pedro Sánchez se ha ido al Primavera Sound, a disfrutar de lo trincado. Pero hay algo a lo que ni siquiera él se atreverá jamás… Y he encontrado lo que es. elespanol.com/opinion/column…

There is no singular Bitcoin Community You are all just actors in the Bitcoin Network Nocoiners, Precoiners, Shitcoiners, Suitcoiners, Papercoiners, Scamcoiners, Spamcoiners, Spycoiners, Bitcoiners It's a big network and you are in it ✅️

Assuming BIP-110 does not have widespread support come August and has too little hashrate resulting in a permanent chain split, I have a new proposal for users who want to use Bitcoin for data storage...just go use the BIP-110 chain after it forks off. Simply create new meta protocols to stitch together smaller chunks of data still allowed by their ruleset and use the free airdrop tokens you just received on their chain to pay the fees. You can use all the BIP-110 nodes for "permanent" data storage for as long as they keep them going (which admittedly might not be that long). Seems like a win-win if they do keep them running though.

"I realize now that you really enjoy spam" That's a strawman. I'm not defending spam. I'm defending the line between policy (what Core v30 relaxed) and consensus rules. Node runners can reject the policy change with Knots or older versions. No network split required. "Broken Core governance" Bitcoin Core doesn't have governance. They do what they want. This is how it's been done since inception. If you don't like it, you can use a different implementation or FORK OFF. On soft forks: Yes, they tighten rules like SegWit and Taproot did. Segwit and Taproot had enough support (segwit actually had consensus), but every soft fork changes the active ruleset. I went on WBD to correct Mechanic's lies about BIP110 being the same as BIP148. What do you think i said that wasn't true?