Yeah, I don't have a Blockclock but I did get a TickrMeter a while back and kind of regret it. Not because it's a bad product but because it's a distraction. Shouldn't worry about the price of BTC day to day if at all.
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Hey @strike! I’ve tried reaching out via other channels but figured this was worth a shot.
Feature Request👇
🤔 What:
Strike auto-withdrawals should have an option to pause withdrawals when all Bitcoin addresses have been used. A notification could be sent as an email or push notification stating all addresses have been used for auto-withdrawals.
👀 Why:
Currently, when all Bitcoin addresses have been used, withdrawals will default to the last address until more are added. This goes against best practices of only using an address once.
Thank you for the consideration!
@jack mallers
In Strike, will there be an option to pause automatic withdrawals when all Bitcoin addresses are used up? I think this is important with respect to best practices.
Looking at the responses from other countries concerning Iran’s attacks on Israel reminds me of the responses you would see while playing the game Civilization.
The theory of Bitcoin ETFs providing a larger blast radius for an executive order 6102 on Bitcoin is becoming more compelling.
What better way to accelerate the subversion of Bitcoin in our society?
#bitcoin surging today. I’d be lying if I’m not feeling excited but still staying humble. The price can tank tomorrow and I would feel nothing while I see it as an opportunity to stack more #sats. 🧘♂️
The theory of Bitcoin ETFs providing a larger blast radius for an executive order 6102 on Bitcoin is becoming more compelling.
What better way to accelerate the subversion of Bitcoin in our society?
#bitcoin
For those that hodl bitcoin, what is your stance on being payed fully in bitcoin, using credit for paying for goods and services, and then paying off that debt once a month by exchanging sats for fiat?
I see this as an intriguing approach to using bitcoin more as a currency while still being able to stack sats.
One potential caveat to this strategy is that you create more taxable events each year.
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