Explain how a billionaire keeps someone in poverty.

Dude's profile pic is literally taken in front of a walled compound with barbed wire on top of the fence.

Thanks for sharing my first Amelia video, @ABridgen @Pirat_Nation @CSalcedoShow @daveatherton @NickBuckleyMBE @Grummz @Rob_Roos @amuse. Do me a solid and retweet this too, will you? However you want - I don’t care about credit. The best offense is scoring tons of points fast.

The EU woke Stasi commissars are about to understand the full meaning of the “Streisand Effect”

You can bring a Keynesian to bitcoin, but you can’t make them think

Today, we successfully onboarded Ekasi Barbershop and Salon! Now, let’s hope the spaza shop owner comes on board next. People still think Bitcoin is a scam but step by step, we’re changing minds. @BitcoinPlett

Laser eyes deactivated. We have purchase above $100k.

“Bitcoin preferred, Bitcoin accepted” Coolest coffee shop, middle of Johannesburg. Croft & Co. Parkview. PURE UNADULTERATED BITCOIN!!! Nothing stops this train!! 🔥 btcmap.org/merchant/node:925… @BitcoinWitsand @BitcoinEkasi @BitcoinUbuntu @BTCSedgefield @BitcoinConfed

I'm currently in KwaZulu-Natal, presenting on @BitcoinEkasi, highlighting the work we’re doing in the Mossel Bay township. I'm also supporting a new project focused on the Tembe Elephant Park area. Tomorrow, I’ll be sharing the same presentation with community leaders from Tembe Elephant Park. Let’s continue to drive grassroots Bitcoin adoption!

When I was pursuing my PhD in psychology of decision making at @Cornell, I took a course with David Dunning. It turns out that the Dunning-Kruger Effect will soon be renamed the @ComicDaveSmith Effect.

How governments fudge the numbers on inflation. Great discussion between @jordanbpeterson and @saylor youtube.com/clip/UgkxQlI_HHZ… via @YouTube

EU: El Salvador regrets that a bloc which is aging, overregulated, energy-dependent, tech-lagging, and led by unelected bureaucrats still insists on lecturing the rest of the world.

Ten years ago to the day, I was sentenced to die in prison. Instead I gave my first public speech in freedom. I wore a red tie as an homage to @realDonaldTrump, the man who saved my life.

Trufood now prefers Bitcoin payments via @blinkbtc in Claremont Cape Town. They ring up the transaction using @Yoco_ZA

256 days till Adopting Bitcoin Cape Town 2026! They gave us inflation. We took SHA-256. Join the movement! ⚒️⚡🌍 #abcpt26 #SHA256

🎉 We’re officially 6 months out from Adopting Bitcoin 2025 — a high-signal gathering for for builders, doers, and everyday users pushing Bitcoin forward. It’s happening Nov 14–15 in El Salvador 🇸🇻 This year marks our 5th anniversary, and we’re diving deep into the Network Effect. Here’s what you need to know 👇🧵

Sometimes when I need a little boost, I look at the @JDVance portrait in the @WhiteHouse and thank the Lord 🙏

Just paid in bitcoin at the local pharmacy in Plett. This is what ground up adoprion looks like. @BitcoinPlett

Quantum Atomic Rewards: Sustaining Bitcoin Beyond 2140 Written by Brian Cohen (@inthepixels) and Grok, an AI developed by xAI, on March 9, 2025. Abstract Bitcoin’s block subsidy ends circa 2140, leaving miners reliant on transaction fees. We propose a novel reward mechanism: quantum-state atoms granted for every block solved, with selective embedding of pre-existing Bitcoin (BTC) into some atoms at the sender’s request. This preserves Bitcoin’s scarcity, enables its transfer in a quantum-atomic form, and incentivizes miners with standalone atomic value. Three implementations—Flux-Thread Atoms, Prism-Shard Atoms, and Singularity Seed Atoms—are introduced, blending quantum physics with blockchain consensus to extend Bitcoin’s relevance into a post-subsidy future. 1. Introduction Bitcoin’s design caps its supply at 21 million BTC, with block rewards halving every ~210,000 blocks until they cease around 2140. Post-2140, miners will depend on transaction fees, potentially weakening network security if fees alone prove insufficient. As humanity advances into quantum and interstellar paradigms, a purely digital reward may lose appeal. We propose a system where miners receive quantum atoms as a universal reward for each block, and senders may opt to embed existing BTC into some of these atoms for recipients. This dual-reward structure—BTCarrier Atoms (with BTC) and Null Atoms (without)—sustains Bitcoin’s value and miner incentives in a radically evolved technological landscape. 2. Problem Definition Post-2140, Bitcoin faces two challenges: Incentive Gap: Without block subsidies, miner revenue hinges on transaction fees, risking reduced hash power if fees falter. Relevance: In a quantum or post-scarcity economy, digital BTC may lack the tangible allure needed to compete with emerging assets. A solution must: (a) reward miners consistently, (b) allow BTC transfers without creating new coins, and (c) align with future technological realities. 3. Quantum Atomic Reward System We introduce a system where miners are rewarded with quantum-state atoms for every block solved post-2140. These atoms are produced via quantum mining rigs, and their properties enable two outcomes: BTCarrier Atoms: Embed pre-existing BTC when a sender requests atomic transfer in a transaction. Null Atoms: Carry no BTC but possess intrinsic value (e.g., energy, data, or utility). The number of BTCarrier Atoms per block (0 to all) depends on sender demand, ensuring flexibility while preserving Bitcoin’s 21 million cap. 4. Proposed Implementations 4.1 Flux-Thread Atoms Concept: Miners receive Flux-Thread Atoms—quantum systems with electrons weaving probabilistic "threads." Each block yields a batch (e.g., 100 atoms). BTCarrier Mechanism: A sender flags a transaction (e.g., "Send 0.02 BTC") for atomic embedding. Miners encode the BTC into one or more Flux-Threads as a quantum knot, spendable by the recipient via key unraveling. Null Value: Null Flux-Threads emit chaotic energy, usable for quantum batteries or randomness generation. Variability: Blocks may have zero BTCarriers (no sender requests), a few, or all 100 if every transaction opts in. 4.2 Prism-Shard Atoms Concept: Miners are rewarded with Prism-Shard Atoms—atoms refracting quantum states across dimensions. Each block produces a fixed batch. BTCarrier Mechanism: Sender-initiated embedding encodes BTC into a shard’s spectral cipher, claimable by aligning its refraction pattern. Null Value: Null Prism-Shards diffract particles into patterns, tradable for holography or spacetime sensing. Variability: BTCarrier count scales with sender opt-ins, from none to all shards per block. 4.3 Singularity Seed Atoms Concept: Miners earn Singularity Seed Atoms—near-singularity quantum systems. A batch is awarded per block.

Just got banned off the South African subreddit for posting the Ernest Roets interview. Try it yourself. Go to reddit.com/r/SouthAfrica Create a post with this link 🖇️ youtu.be/kqNHGXNp5m4?si=P7ds… Copy paste the title from the YouTube video. Flair it as news content. Post