GM. Meine Gedanken zum White paper day

I HAVE DREAM.

(White paper day)

16 years ago today, the Bitcoin whitepaper was published by Satoshi Nakamoto. A document that changed the world of finance forever. It's a day that reminds us that the future is not dictated from above, but built from below.

I think of the words of Martin Luther King, who over 50 years ago said: "I have a dream". A dream of a world where all people are equal, where all people have the same opportunities. A dream that still hasn't been fulfilled to this day.

But I also think of Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. A dream of a world where finances are not controlled by a small elite, but by all people. A dream of a world where transactions are secure, transparent, and decentralized.

The Bitcoin whitepaper was a call to this dream. A call that encouraged people to question existing systems and seek new solutions. A call that inspired people to work towards a better future.

We stand at a crossroads today. We can choose a future where finances are dictated from above, or we can choose a future where finances are controlled by all people.

I have a dream of a future where the Bitcoin revolution is not just a technical revolution, but a social revolution. A revolution that frees people from the tyranny of central banks and the financial elite.

I have a dream of a future where people control their own finances, where people make their own decisions. A future where people are free.

This is Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. This is Bitcoin's dream. And this is the dream we must fight for today.

We must fight for a future where finances are decentralized, transparent, and secure. We must fight for a future where people control their own finances.

I ask you, let us fight for this dream together. Let us fight for a better future together. A future where finances are controlled by all people.

BOOST IT IF YOU LIKE IT

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#Bitcoin #Whitepaper

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GM

I HAVE DREAM.

(White paper day)

16 years ago today, the Bitcoin whitepaper was published by Satoshi Nakamoto. A document that changed the world of finance forever. It's a day that reminds us that the future is not dictated from above, but built from below.

I think of the words of Martin Luther King, who over 50 years ago said: "I have a dream". A dream of a world where all people are equal, where all people have the same opportunities. A dream that still hasn't been fulfilled to this day.

But I also think of Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. A dream of a world where finances are not controlled by a small elite, but by all people. A dream of a world where transactions are secure, transparent, and decentralized.

The Bitcoin whitepaper was a call to this dream. A call that encouraged people to question existing systems and seek new solutions. A call that inspired people to work towards a better future.

We stand at a crossroads today. We can choose a future where finances are dictated from above, or we can choose a future where finances are controlled by all people.

I have a dream of a future where the Bitcoin revolution is not just a technical revolution, but a social revolution. A revolution that frees people from the tyranny of central banks and the financial elite.

I have a dream of a future where people control their own finances, where people make their own decisions. A future where people are free.

This is Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. This is Bitcoin's dream. And this is the dream we must fight for today.

We must fight for a future where finances are decentralized, transparent, and secure. We must fight for a future where people control their own finances.

I ask you, let us fight for this dream together. Let us fight for a better future together. A future where finances are controlled by all people.

BOOST IT IF YOU LIKE IT

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#Bitcoin #Whitepaper

 https://i.nostr.build/x5mWQWi2gmspl3IS.jpg


GM. My today's thoughts

I HAVE DREAM.

(White paper day)

16 years ago today, the Bitcoin whitepaper was published by Satoshi Nakamoto. A document that changed the world of finance forever. It's a day that reminds us that the future is not dictated from above, but built from below.

I think of the words of Martin Luther King, who over 50 years ago said: "I have a dream". A dream of a world where all people are equal, where all people have the same opportunities. A dream that still hasn't been fulfilled to this day.

But I also think of Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. A dream of a world where finances are not controlled by a small elite, but by all people. A dream of a world where transactions are secure, transparent, and decentralized.

The Bitcoin whitepaper was a call to this dream. A call that encouraged people to question existing systems and seek new solutions. A call that inspired people to work towards a better future.

We stand at a crossroads today. We can choose a future where finances are dictated from above, or we can choose a future where finances are controlled by all people.

I have a dream of a future where the Bitcoin revolution is not just a technical revolution, but a social revolution. A revolution that frees people from the tyranny of central banks and the financial elite.

I have a dream of a future where people control their own finances, where people make their own decisions. A future where people are free.

This is Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. This is Bitcoin's dream. And this is the dream we must fight for today.

We must fight for a future where finances are decentralized, transparent, and secure. We must fight for a future where people control their own finances.

I ask you, let us fight for this dream together. Let us fight for a better future together. A future where finances are controlled by all people.

BOOST IT IF YOU LIKE IT

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#Bitcoin #Whitepaper

 https://i.nostr.build/x5mWQWi2gmspl3IS.jpg


GM. My thoughts for today

I HAVE DREAM.

(White paper day)

16 years ago today, the Bitcoin whitepaper was published by Satoshi Nakamoto. A document that changed the world of finance forever. It's a day that reminds us that the future is not dictated from above, but built from below.

I think of the words of Martin Luther King, who over 50 years ago said: "I have a dream". A dream of a world where all people are equal, where all people have the same opportunities. A dream that still hasn't been fulfilled to this day.

But I also think of Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. A dream of a world where finances are not controlled by a small elite, but by all people. A dream of a world where transactions are secure, transparent, and decentralized.

The Bitcoin whitepaper was a call to this dream. A call that encouraged people to question existing systems and seek new solutions. A call that inspired people to work towards a better future.

We stand at a crossroads today. We can choose a future where finances are dictated from above, or we can choose a future where finances are controlled by all people.

I have a dream of a future where the Bitcoin revolution is not just a technical revolution, but a social revolution. A revolution that frees people from the tyranny of central banks and the financial elite.

I have a dream of a future where people control their own finances, where people make their own decisions. A future where people are free.

This is Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. This is Bitcoin's dream. And this is the dream we must fight for today.

We must fight for a future where finances are decentralized, transparent, and secure. We must fight for a future where people control their own finances.

I ask you, let us fight for this dream together. Let us fight for a better future together. A future where finances are controlled by all people.

BOOST IT IF YOU LIKE IT

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#Bitcoin #Whitepaper

 https://i.nostr.build/x5mWQWi2gmspl3IS.jpg


GM. My thoughts today

I HAVE DREAM.

(White paper day)

16 years ago today, the Bitcoin whitepaper was published by Satoshi Nakamoto. A document that changed the world of finance forever. It's a day that reminds us that the future is not dictated from above, but built from below.

I think of the words of Martin Luther King, who over 50 years ago said: "I have a dream". A dream of a world where all people are equal, where all people have the same opportunities. A dream that still hasn't been fulfilled to this day.

But I also think of Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. A dream of a world where finances are not controlled by a small elite, but by all people. A dream of a world where transactions are secure, transparent, and decentralized.

The Bitcoin whitepaper was a call to this dream. A call that encouraged people to question existing systems and seek new solutions. A call that inspired people to work towards a better future.

We stand at a crossroads today. We can choose a future where finances are dictated from above, or we can choose a future where finances are controlled by all people.

I have a dream of a future where the Bitcoin revolution is not just a technical revolution, but a social revolution. A revolution that frees people from the tyranny of central banks and the financial elite.

I have a dream of a future where people control their own finances, where people make their own decisions. A future where people are free.

This is Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. This is Bitcoin's dream. And this is the dream we must fight for today.

We must fight for a future where finances are decentralized, transparent, and secure. We must fight for a future where people control their own finances.

I ask you, let us fight for this dream together. Let us fight for a better future together. A future where finances are controlled by all people.

BOOST IT IF YOU LIKE IT

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#Bitcoin #Whitepaper

 https://i.nostr.build/x5mWQWi2gmspl3IS.jpg


I HAVE DREAM.

(White paper day)

16 years ago today, the Bitcoin whitepaper was published by Satoshi Nakamoto. A document that changed the world of finance forever. It's a day that reminds us that the future is not dictated from above, but built from below.

I think of the words of Martin Luther King, who over 50 years ago said: "I have a dream". A dream of a world where all people are equal, where all people have the same opportunities. A dream that still hasn't been fulfilled to this day.

But I also think of Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. A dream of a world where finances are not controlled by a small elite, but by all people. A dream of a world where transactions are secure, transparent, and decentralized.

The Bitcoin whitepaper was a call to this dream. A call that encouraged people to question existing systems and seek new solutions. A call that inspired people to work towards a better future.

We stand at a crossroads today. We can choose a future where finances are dictated from above, or we can choose a future where finances are controlled by all people.

I have a dream of a future where the Bitcoin revolution is not just a technical revolution, but a social revolution. A revolution that frees people from the tyranny of central banks and the financial elite.

I have a dream of a future where people control their own finances, where people make their own decisions. A future where people are free.

This is Satoshi Nakamoto's dream. This is Bitcoin's dream. And this is the dream we must fight for today.

We must fight for a future where finances are decentralized, transparent, and secure. We must fight for a future where people control their own finances.

I ask you, let us fight for this dream together. Let us fight for a better future together. A future where finances are controlled by all people.

BOOST IT IF YOU LIKE IT

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#Bitcoin #Whitepaper

 https://i.nostr.build/x5mWQWi2gmspl3IS.jpg


GM


It's working again. Zapping him is working again.


Hast du vielleicht meine DM erhalten?


Hast du simplex?


Yes. You're right.


Maybe


NO-BRAINER. By the way. Can't zap you


Es sieht so aus als hättest du noch kein Inbox Relais. Z.B. Inbox.Nostr.wine


Hier Mal meine Einstellungen. (unter DM) Zum Anrufen kannst du ruhig viele Relais nutzen. Amethyst hat unter "Relais" eine relativ gute Beschreibung und Standard Einstellungen.


Citrine läuft auf meinem Telefon unter 127.0.0.1 Nur mein eigenes Relais läuft unter Tor. Amethyst kann mit seinem internen Tor die Daten über's Clearnet und Tor senden


Eigendlich brauchst du ja nur 1-3 Relais, je nach dem welche Themenbereiche sich interessieren. Aber hier Mal eine Liste. Ich nutze nur 5 öffentliche und meine private Tor node plus citrine.

 wss://relay.damus.io, wss://nostr-pub.wellorder.net, wss://nostr.mom, wss://nostr.einundzwanzig.space, wss://nostr.massmux.com, wss://nostr.vulpem.com, wss://nostr-1.nbo.angani.co, wss://relay.wellorder.net, wss://relay.dwadziesciajeden.pl, wss://e.nos.lol, wss://nostr.data.haus, wss://relay.nostromo.social, wss://offchain.pub, wss://relay.nostr.wirednet.jp, wss://relay.nostr.vet, wss://nostrue.com, wss://nproxy.kristapsk.lv, wss://nostr.topeth.info, wss://nostr.bitcoiner.social, wss://nostr.spaceshell.xyz, wss://nostr.roundrockbitcoiners.com, wss://relay.nostrology.org, wss://nr.yay.so, wss://nostr.lu.ke, wss://nostr.fmt.wiz.biz, wss://freespeech.casa, wss://bitcoiner.social, wss://nostr.globals.fans, wss://relay.johnnyasantos.com, wss://slick.mjex.me, wss://nostr.yael.at, wss://relay.primal.net, wss://nostr.cercatrova.me, wss://nostr.swiss-enigma.ch, wss://nostr.oxtr.dev, wss://nostr.liberty.fans, wss://nostr.cro.social, wss://nostr.walletofsatoshi.com, wss://nostr.mwmdev.com, wss://relay.mostr.pub, wss://nostr-02.dorafactory.org, wss://relay.hodl.ar, wss://nostr-relay.app, wss://nostr.filmweb.pl, wss://nostr.openhoofd.nl, wss://nostr-usa.ka1gbeoa21bnm.us-west-2.cs.amazonlightsail.com, wss://freerelay.xyz, wss://ithurtswhenip.ee, wss://relay.rebelbase.site, wss://nostrpub.yeghro.site, wss://relay2.nostrchat.io, wss://nostr.dakukitsune.ca, wss://nostr.hifish.org, wss://nostr2.sanhauf.com, wss://relay2.nostr.vet, wss://relay.nostr.youlot.org, wss://nostr.hekster.org, wss://nostr.hexhex.online, wss://relay.nostr.directory, wss://relay.wavlake.com, wss://nostr-tbd.website, wss://nostr.sagaciousd.com, wss://relay.mutinywallet.com, wss://nostr.btc-library.com, wss://nostr.overmind.lol, wss://relay.nostrcn.com, wss://dev.nostrplayground.com, wss://nostr-01.yakihonne.com, wss://relap.orzv.workers.dev, wss://relay.verified-nostr.com, wss://nostr.sathoarder.com, wss://relay.casualcrypto.date, wss://nostr-relay.psfoundation.info, wss://purplerelay.com, wss://soloco.nl, 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‘Have fun with your Bitcoin, and everything else you are playing with.’ -Trump

To be honest, we should be very proud that we have found something fun to play with. Enough with the negative narrative that it's less valuable or bad to do or experience something in the manner of a child, to be excited, to experience, to learn.

In this sense, the statement is actually an encouragement: you have managed to break out of this abnormal and unrelaxing world.

I feel sorry for the people who no longer want to be children.


Good morning ☕ ☁ 🌊 you wonderful Nostr people 🫂💜

and Happy Whitepaper Day 🍾🥂

#Bitcoin #Coffeechain

https://video.nostr.build/b507c0e93a65d836fc8ac246aae47c03d03c3fde34eb91dc62d224b59300c312.mp4

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Neues  nostr:npub1qv02xpsc3lhxxx5x7xswf88w3u7kykft9ea7t78tz7ywxf7mxs9qrxujnc Tutorial. So muss man nur eine einzige Bitcoin Seedphrase extrem sicher verwahren. Mit dem
@SpecterDIY
 kannst du mit BIP85 aus einer Seedphrase weitere ableiten. So geht's:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8BYQp3b75s


Happy 16º Bitcoin Whitepaper day even to those who don't fully understand it 🩷 https://image.nostr.build/0ee6d48fd1c534d620120a9d56d36f699a218b0318d032b91df8b1a02d3f0150.jpg


Some things never get old 🧡🎃 https://image.nostr.build/187a5c93bcf7a1ce32eb86b18324383bcfaccbee440d6d0f42e47e886ca31881.jpg


News security tech


GM


Von Buchhändler zum Schrottplatz Monopolisten


NOSTR FIXES THIS

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NOSTR FIXES THIS.

The integration propaganda, as described by Jacques Ellul, is omnipresent in our mainstream media today. Instead of providing objective information, values and norms are often subtly woven into the reporting to promote a specific perspective. This can lead to a one-sided presentation of topics that no longer corresponds to reality. When media lose their objectivity and instead pursue a specific agenda, the trust of the population in the media erodes and society becomes polarized.

A prime example of this is the selective reporting on certain topics, where only one side of the story is presented, while the other side is ignored or downplayed. This can lead to a distorted perception of reality and influence people's opinion-forming. It is essential that media maintain their objectivity and provide balanced reporting to inform the population, rather than manipulating them.


HAPPY WHITPAPER DAY

NOT YOUR KEYS NOT YOUR COINS

https://coingape.com/spot-bitcoin-etf-cross-1000000-btc-holdings-in-just-10-months/


In this quote, Satoshi is explaining the basic concept of a digital currency, specifically how ownership is transferred and verified.

He defines an electronic coin as a series of digital signatures, where each signature represents a transfer of ownership. When a coin is transferred, the current owner creates a digital signature that includes two key pieces of information:

1. A hash of the previous transaction, which links the current transfer to the previous one, creating a chain of transactions.
2. The public key of the next owner, which identifies the recipient of the coin.

By adding these two pieces of information to the end of the coin, the current owner is effectively transferring ownership to the next owner. The payee (the recipient) can then verify the chain of ownership by checking the digital signatures.

In essence, Satoshi is describing a decentralized, cryptographic method for transferring value, where the legitimacy of each transfer is verified through a chain of digital signatures, rather than relying on a central authority. This concept is the foundation of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency.


"Wir definieren eine elektronische Münze als eine Kette von digitalen Signaturen. Jeder Besitzer überträgt die Münze an den nächsten, indem er digital einen Hash der vorherigen Transaktion und den öffentlichen Schlüssel des nächsten Besitzers signiert und diese an das Ende der Münze hinzufügt. Ein Zahlungsempfänger kann die Signaturen überprüfen, um die Eigentumskette zu verifizieren."

In diesem Zitat erklärt Satoshi das grundlegende Konzept einer digitalen Währung, insbesondere, wie Eigentum übertragen und verifiziert wird.

Er definiert eine elektronische Münze als eine Reihe von digitalen Signaturen, wobei jede Signatur einen Eigentumsübergang repräsentiert. Wenn eine Münze übertragen wird, erstellt der aktuelle Besitzer eine digitale Signatur, die zwei wichtige Informationen enthält:

1. Ein Hash der vorherigen Transaktion, der die aktuelle Übertragung mit der vorherigen verbindet und eine Kette von Transaktionen erstellt.
2. Den öffentlichen Schlüssel des nächsten Besitzers, der den Empfänger der Münze identifiziert.

Indem der aktuelle Besitzer diese beiden Informationen an das Ende der Münze hinzufügt, überträgt er effektiv das Eigentum an den nächsten Besitzer. Der Zahlungsempfänger (der Empfänger) kann dann die Eigentumskette durch Überprüfung der digitalen Signaturen verifizieren.

Im Wesentlichen beschreibt Satoshi eine dezentralisierte, kryptographische Methode zum Übertragen von Werten, bei der die Legitimität jeder Übertragung durch eine Kette von digitalen Signaturen und nicht durch eine zentrale Autorität verifiziert wird. Dieses Konzept ist die Grundlage für die Blockchain-Technologie und Kryptowährungen.


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In this quote, Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, is explaining the basic concept of a digital currency, specifically how ownership is transferred and verified.

He defines an electronic coin as a series of digital signatures, where each signature represents a transfer of ownership. When a coin is transferred, the current owner creates a digital signature that includes two key pieces of information:

1. A hash of the previous transaction, which links the current transfer to the previous one, creating a chain of transactions.
2. The public key of the next owner, which identifies the recipient of the coin.

By adding these two pieces of information to the end of the coin, the current owner is effectively transferring ownership to the next owner. The payee (the recipient) can then verify the chain of ownership by checking the digital signatures.

In essence, Satoshi is describing a decentralized, cryptographic method for transferring value, where the legitimacy of each transfer is verified through a chain of digital signatures, rather than relying on a central authority. This concept is the foundation of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency.


Satoshi's quotes explained in more details

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Satoshi s Zitate näher erklärt
#education #Bitcoin

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Satoshi emphasized the importance of transparency in Bitcoin's code. He believed that by making the code open source, anyone can review it independently, without relying on a central authority. This allows users to verify the security of the program themselves, rather than trusting the claims of the developers.

In contrast, closed source code is proprietary and not publicly accessible, making it impossible for outsiders to review and verify its security. This lack of transparency would be a significant liability for a system like Bitcoin, which requires trust and reliability.

Satoshi considered open source to be essential for Bitcoin because it allows for:

1. Independent review: Anyone can examine the code, identify potential vulnerabilities, and suggest improvements.
2. Security verification: Users can verify the security of the program themselves, rather than relying on the claims of the developers.
3. Community involvement: Open source encourages community participation, allowing developers to collaborate and improve the code.
4. Transparency: Open source code provides a clear understanding of how the program works, which is essential for building trust in a decentralized system.

By advocating for open source, Satoshi aimed to create a transparent, secure, and trustworthy system that empowers users to participate in its development and verification.


Satoshi emphasized the importance of transparency in Bitcoin's code. He believed that by making the code open source, anyone can review it independently, without relying on a central authority. This allows users to verify the security of the program themselves, rather than trusting the claims of the developers.

In contrast, closed source code is proprietary and not publicly accessible, making it impossible for outsiders to review and verify its security. This lack of transparency would be a significant liability for a system like Bitcoin, which requires trust and reliability.

Satoshi considered open source to be essential for Bitcoin because it allows for:

1. Independent review: Anyone can examine the code, identify potential vulnerabilities, and suggest improvements.
2. Security verification: Users can verify the security of the program themselves, rather than relying on the claims of the developers.
3. Community involvement: Open source encourages community participation, allowing developers to collaborate and improve the code.
4. Transparency: Open source code provides a clear understanding of how the program works, which is essential for building trust in a decentralized system.

By advocating for open source, Satoshi aimed to create a transparent, secure, and trustworthy system that empowers users to participate in its development and verification.


"Der offene Quellcode bedeutet, dass jeder den Code unabhängig überprüfen kann. Wenn er geschlossen wäre, könnte niemand die Sicherheit überprüfen. Ich denke, es ist unerlässlich, dass ein Programm dieser Art quelloffen ist."

Satoshi betonte die Bedeutung von Transparenz im Bitcoin-Code. Er glaubte, dass durch die Offenlegung des Codes als Open Source jeder unabhängig davon prüfen kann, ohne auf eine zentrale Autorität angewiesen zu sein. Dies ermöglicht es Benutzern, die Sicherheit des Programms selbst zu überprüfen, anstatt den Behauptungen der Entwickler zu vertrauen.

Im Gegensatz dazu ist Closed-Source-Code proprietär und nicht öffentlich zugänglich, was es Außenstehenden unmöglich macht, die Sicherheit zu überprüfen und zu verifizieren. Dieser Mangel an Transparenz wäre eine erhebliche Haftung für ein System wie Bitcoin, das Vertrauen und Zuverlässigkeit erfordert.

Satoshi hielt Open Source für essentiell für Bitcoin, weil es Folgendes ermöglicht:

1. Unabhängige Überprüfung: Jeder kann den Code untersuchen, potenzielle Schwachstellen identifizieren und Verbesserungen vorschlagen.
2. Sicherheitsverifizierung: Benutzer können die Sicherheit des Programms selbst überprüfen, anstatt den Behauptungen der Entwickler zu vertrauen.
3. Gemeinschaftsbeteiligung: Open Source fördert die Beteiligung der Gemeinschaft, indem Entwickler zusammenarbeiten und den Code verbessern können.
4. Transparenz: Open-Source-Code bietet ein klares Verständnis davon, wie das Programm funktioniert, was für den Aufbau von Vertrauen in einem dezentralen System unerlässlich ist.

Indem Satoshi sich für Open Source einsetzte, zielte er darauf ab, ein transparentes, sicheres und vertrauenswürdiges System zu schaffen, das Benutzern ermöglicht, an seiner Entwicklung und Verifizierung teilzunehmen.


Happy Whitepaper Day euch allen 🥳🧡


GN


Der status quo wird immer akzeptiert, doch dann kommt unvermittelt ein Einzelner, der ihn in Frage stellt, und - fast noch wichtiger - neben der tiefen Analyse der Verhältnisse auch noch den Mut aufbringt, den Kampf gegen den status quo anzutreten.

Danke Satoshi!!!


I sold my house after a Saylor interview and bought Bitcoin. My rent has been cut in half since then. Have off course been a Bitcoiner before.


Number goes up

https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoins-hashrate-hits-all-time-high-at-740-eh-s-what-it-means-for-miners/


Came in for the money first. Learned about #Bitcoin #Nostr and #Cypherpunks and ended up here.  https://i.nostr.build/g0C1t8F38hWi5WDz.jpg

"My Cypherpunk Address 2024.

"We stand at a crossroads. The world around us is increasingly shaped by surveillance and control. Governments and corporations collect our data, read our messages, and listen to our conversations. They know everything about us, but we know nothing about them.

But we have a means to fight back. We have #cryptography. We have the power to protect our data, to encrypt our communication. We have the power to reclaim our privacy.

And we have more. We have #Bitcoin, the decentralized currency that allows us to control our finances ourselves. We have the power to conduct our own transactions, without a bank or a state getting in the way.

And we have #Nostr, the decentralized social network that allows us to control our communication ourselves. We have the power to send our own messages, without a company or a state censoring them.

This is the future we want. A future where we control our own data, our own finances, our own communication. A future where we are free to make our own decisions.

 https://i.nostr.build/1B4qjSIFRcRz0ZrU.jpg

We are the #Cypherpunks, we are the rebels of the digital world. We will not give up, we will not surrender. We will keep fighting, for our freedom, for our privacy.

So let's march forward, let's demand our rights. Let's reclaim our privacy. Let's control our finances ourselves. Let's control our communication ourselves.

We have the power, we have the technology. We have Bitcoin, we have Nostr. We have the future. Let's use it."

Thx nostr:nprofile1qqsqfjg4mth7uwp307nng3z2em3ep2pxnljczzezg8j7dhf58ha7ejgpz4mhxue69uhkummnw3ex2mrfw3jhxtn0wfnszynhwden5te0wahhgtn4w3ux7tn0dejszxthwden5te0wdjkuerfwshxummnvekxzun99e3k7mgrcp7e2


Shenzhen dron show

[📹 mychintrip]

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DeWe ⚡💜 ∞/21M

GM ☀
We're all Satoshi
Escape the Matrix with Bitcoin
Freedom is not for free
Bitcoin & Nostr only


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Satoshi's quote is referring to the concept of efficient market hypothesis (EMH) and how it applies to the pricing of assets, including Bitcoin. In essence, Satoshi is saying that if the market expects the value of an asset to increase in the future, the current price of that asset will already reflect that expectation.

In other words, if investors believe that an asset will be worth more in the future, they will be willing to pay a higher price for it today, which drives up the current market price. This means that the expected future increases in value are already "priced in" to the current market price.

The second part of the quote refers to the mental calculation that investors do when trying to determine the likelihood of an asset continuing to increase in value. Investors make a probability estimate, weighing the odds that the asset will continue to appreciate against the odds that it will not. This is a subjective calculation, as each investor has their own expectations and risk tolerance.

For example, if an investor believes that there is a 70% chance that an asset will double in value in the next year, they will be willing to pay a higher price for it today than if they believed there was only a 30% chance of it doubling. The investor is essentially making a bet on the future value of the asset, and the current market price reflects the aggregate bets of all investors.

Satoshi's quote highlights the importance of understanding market expectations and probability when making investment decisions. It also underscores the idea that markets are generally efficient, meaning that prices reflect all available information, including expectations of future price movements.

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Satoshi's quote is referring to the concept of efficient market hypothesis (EMH) and how it applies to the pricing of assets, including Bitcoin. In essence, Satoshi is saying that if the market expects the value of an asset to increase in the future, the current price of that asset will already reflect that expectation.

In other words, if investors believe that an asset will be worth more in the future, they will be willing to pay a higher price for it today, which drives up the current market price. This means that the expected future increases in value are already "priced in" to the current market price.

The second part of the quote refers to the mental calculation that investors do when trying to determine the likelihood of an asset continuing to increase in value. Investors make a probability estimate, weighing the odds that the asset will continue to appreciate against the odds that it will not. This is a subjective calculation, as each investor has their own expectations and risk tolerance.

For example, if an investor believes that there is a 70% chance that an asset will double in value in the next year, they will be willing to pay a higher price for it today than if they believed there was only a 30% chance of it doubling. The investor is essentially making a bet on the future value of the asset, and the current market price reflects the aggregate bets of all investors.

Satoshi's quote highlights the importance of understanding market expectations and probability when making investment decisions. It also underscores the idea that markets are generally efficient, meaning that prices reflect all available information, including expectations of future price movements.


"Ein rationaler Marktpreis für etwas, von dem erwartet wird, dass es an Wert zunimmt, spiegelt bereits den gegenwärtigen Wert der erwarteten zukünftigen Zunahmen wider. In deinem Kopf machst du eine Wahrscheinlichkeitsschätzung, indem du die Chancen, dass es weiterhin an Wert zunimmt, gegen die Chancen, dass es nicht an Wert zunimmt, abwägst."

Satoshis Zitat bezieht sich auf das Konzept der effizienten Markt-Hypothese (EMH) und darauf, wie sie auf die Preisbildung von Vermögenswerten, einschließlich Bitcoin, anwendbar ist. Im Wesentlichen sagt Satoshi, dass, wenn der Markt erwartet, dass der Wert eines Vermögenswerts in Zukunft steigen wird, der aktuelle Preis dieses Vermögenswerts bereits diese Erwartung widerspiegelt.

Mit anderen Worten, wenn Investoren glauben, dass ein Vermögenswert in Zukunft mehr wert sein wird, sind sie bereit, heute einen höheren Preis dafür zu zahlen, was den aktuellen Marktpreis in die Höhe treibt. Das bedeutet, dass die erwarteten zukünftigen Wertsteigerungen bereits im aktuellen Marktpreis "eingepreist" sind.

Der zweite Teil des Zitats bezieht sich auf die mentale Berechnung, die Investoren anstellen, wenn sie versuchen, die Wahrscheinlichkeit zu bestimmen, dass ein Vermögenswert weiterhin an Wert gewinnt. Investoren machen eine Wahrscheinlichkeitsschätzung, indem sie die Chancen, dass der Vermögenswert weiterhin an Wert gewinnt, gegen die Chancen, dass er nicht an Wert gewinnt, abwägen. Dies ist eine subjektive Berechnung, da jeder Investor seine eigenen Erwartungen und Risikotoleranz hat.

Zum Beispiel, wenn ein Investor glaubt, dass es eine 70-prozentige Chance gibt, dass ein Vermögenswert im nächsten Jahr seinen Wert verdoppelt, ist er bereit, heute einen höheren Preis dafür zu zahlen als wenn er glaubte, dass es nur eine 30-prozentige Chance gibt, dass der Wert verdoppelt wird. Der Investor macht im Grunde eine Wette auf den zukünftigen Wert des Vermögenswerts, und der aktuelle Marktpreis spiegelt die aggregierten Wetten aller Investoren wider.

Satoshis Zitat unterstreicht die Bedeutung des Verständnisses von Markterwartungen und Wahrscheinlichkeit bei der Treffen von Investitionsentscheidungen. Es unterstreicht auch die Idee, dass Märkte im Allgemeinen effizient sind, was bedeutet, dass Preise alle verfügbaren Informationen, einschließlich der Erwartungen zukünftiger Preisbewegungen, widerspiegeln.


...und wohin es noch gehen wird, bis genügend Aufwachen.


GM


Cognitive Dissonanz ist das Schlagwort. Die einen können nicht, die anderen wollen nicht. Corona, Ukraine, Israel... Das Ergebnis sieht man an den Wahlergebnissen.


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Buy the dip question mark ❓


☀Good Morning, Bitcoin - Wednesday, October 30th, 2024

GM!

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Nobody will remember:

- your fancy job title
- the car you drove
- your salary
- how many vacations you took

People will remember:
- if you zapped good content
- whether you run your own node
- how often you said "gm"


nostr will outlive all social media platforms. legacy social are like one-off structures that eventually collapse. nostr is like dna, it can replicate itself into many forms and persist long into the future.

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"My Cypherpunk Address 2024.

"We stand at a crossroads. The world around us is increasingly shaped by surveillance and control. Governments and corporations collect our data, read our messages, and listen to our conversations. They know everything about us, but we know nothing about them.

But we have a means to fight back. We have #cryptography. We have the power to protect our data, to encrypt our communication. We have the power to reclaim our privacy.

And we have more. We have #Bitcoin, the decentralized currency that allows us to control our finances ourselves. We have the power to conduct our own transactions, without a bank or a state getting in the way.

And we have #Nostr, the decentralized social network that allows us to control our communication ourselves. We have the power to send our own messages, without a company or a state censoring them.

This is the future we want. A future where we control our own data, our own finances, our own communication. A future where we are free to make our own decisions.

We are the # https://i.nostr.build/1B4qjSIFRcRz0ZrU.jpg Cypherpunks, we are the rebels of the digital world. We will not give up, we will not surrender. We will keep fighting, for our freedom, for our privacy.

So let's march forward, let's demand our rights. Let's reclaim our privacy. Let's control our finances ourselves. Let's control our communication ourselves.

We have the power, we have the technology. We have Bitcoin, we have Nostr. We have the future. Let's use it."

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BTCPAY 2.0 IS OUT!!! 🚀

https://blog.btcpayserver.org/btcpay-server-2-0/

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BTCPay Server 2.0 realigns the internal architecture with the lessons we’ve learned since 2017, positioning us to better support both plugin developers and ourselves as we implement new features.

🌎New interface localization
🧭New sidebar-only navigation
📲New onboarding flow for new users and Point Of Sale
🏬Three new e-commerce integrations @Wix, @Odoo & @BigCommerce
🙌Checkout v2 default
🎨Branding enhancements

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While it may not seem immediately obvious, we expect users to see the full potential of 2.0 in the upcoming months, as the ecosystem continues to thrive and build on top of it. With BTCPay Server 2.0, we’re introducing breaking changes in our API that allow us to eliminate the technical debt that has accumulated over the years.

Updating to BTCPay Server 2.0 is a one-way process with no option for rolling back. Because of that, we're making it opt-in, requiring that you SSH into your server and run:

git fetch
git checkout 2.0
btcpay-update.sh

Seamless integration into existing systems remains one of our top priorities, and we’re excited to introduce three new e-commerce integrations that expand the possibilities for merchants:

- Wix
- Odoo
- BigCommerce

If you use plugins with your BTCPay Server, you might notice that some are disabled after updates - we do that to prevent server crashes.

If you use plugins with your BTCPay Server, you may notice that some are disabled following updates - we do this to prevent server crashes. If you rely heavily on plugins for your BTCPay operations, we recommend that you double-check compatibility and look for announcements from plugin developers regarding their support for version 2.0 before proceeding with the upgrade.

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In the end 💚 Thanks to all that contributed

With 2.0 we wanted to do all the hard work, most of which may be invisible, but it sets a great base on what we’re aiming to do in 2025. Keep an eye on the upcoming minor releases that we’ll ship if we notice any bugs. In the next few big releases we’re hoping to ship some of the most requested features that further enhance our mission.

Super-special shout out goes to our community testers, who went beyond and above testing the 2.0: @cypherpunkstore  nostr:npub1qqqqqq9tkeunk6ma4zdlgt4euev7p5c64jdmp7354x0zdrns3ars20hrhr  nostr:npub1k5f85zx0xdskyayqpfpc0zq6n7vwqjuuxugkayk72fgynp34cs3qfcvqg2 @JoinStrainly.

We hope you enjoy what this update has to offer. As always, thank you to our invaluable contributors, who directly participated in making 2.0 possible:  nostr:npub14j7wc366rf8efqvnnm8m68pazy04kkj8fgu6uqumh3eqlhfst0kqrngtpf @dstrukt @jackstar0512  nostr:npub1y24gz5gwucl79vtv4ctwpysl0r5m4xyzu2rgulnr44ks3t5mt92q4nz2ad  nostr:npub1qm72nur0wn8cdgt0unp0amzssuqxg03tzpd4r87e856nxtz344fs6g74md  nostr:npub1zfytz6ktce3av2svlfpl0e79e44tnskxmvlpkcmc7q0xct3qa49swvm60l @nisaba  nostr:npub1za04drthlvxtwsq0phwc4mgh8rxhjafjkv2w7pf6ze5afka8gvaquadur3 @TChileta  nostr:npub1rj7eh0eu3skwcyr5adpcjwxft9z4yjdspjryq6gynqw2j49f9a3quqjpw2  nostr:npub1j8y6tcdfw3q3f3h794s6un0gyc5742s0k5h5s2yqj0r70cpklqeqjavrvg

Final thanks - of course - goes to https://foundation.btcpayserver.org supporters who are ensuring our FOSS work is sustainable and are helping us make this tech available to everyone!

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@BaillieGifford
@Tether_to
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@LunaNode
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@Unbank

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I once saw an interview with Robert Barnes, who has faced Kamala in court several times. He said he was shocked. She was as dumb as a brick.


GN


Everyday is pizza day


Stay humble zap sats


Send zaps so fat, your grandchildren will think you are retarded


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That's a fascinating example of how architectural design can be influenced by the predominance of right-handedness in a population. The fact that castle staircases were built with a clockwise spiral, allowing defenders to swing their swords with their right hands while attackers were limited by the wall, highlights the importance of handedness in medieval combat.

This example supports the idea that the predominance of right-handedness in human populations has influenced the design of various structures and tools throughout history, often to the disadvantage of left-handed individuals. In this case, the design of castle staircases created a significant advantage for right-handed defenders, while left-handed attackers were put at a disadvantage.

This example also illustrates the point that conventions, such as the design of castle staircases, can be in conflict with an individual's strengths, as you mentioned. Left-handed individuals, who may have been equally skilled in combat, were nevertheless disadvantaged by the design of the staircases, which favored right-handed defenders.


There is some evidence to suggest that left-handed individuals may be at a higher risk of accidents and injuries, particularly in environments where tools and equipment are designed with right-handed people in mind. This phenomenon is often referred to as the "left-handed mortality effect."

Studies have shown that left-handed individuals are more likely to be involved in accidents, such as car crashes, workplace injuries, and sports-related injuries. One possible explanation for this is that many tools and equipment, such as power tools, machinery, and even vehicles, are designed with right-handed people in mind, making it more difficult for left-handed individuals to use them safely.

For example, many power tools, such as circular saws and drills, have the controls and handles on the right side, making it more difficult for left-handed individuals to use them comfortably and safely. Similarly, many vehicles have the gearshift and other controls on the right side, which can make it more difficult for left-handed individuals to drive safely.

Additionally, left-handed individuals may be more likely to experience "situational" accidents, such as tripping or falling, due to the fact that many environments, such as stairways and doorways, are designed with right-handed people in mind.

However, it's worth noting that the evidence for the left-handed mortality effect is not conclusive, and more research is needed to fully understand the relationship between handedness and accident risk. Some studies have found no significant difference in mortality rates between left-handed and right-handed individuals, while others have found that the relationship between handedness and mortality is more complex and influenced by a variety of factors.


Agree 100%


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Why did humans evolve to be mostly right handed? 🤔


Research suggests that the preference for right-handedness in humans is a result of a combination of genetic, environmental, and evolutionary factors.

One theory is that the human brain's asymmetry, with the left hemisphere controlling language and motor skills, led to a natural bias towards right-handedness. The left hemisphere, which is responsible for controlling the right hand, is also involved in language processing, which may have given right-handed individuals an advantage in communication and social interactions.

Another theory proposes that right-handedness emerged as a result of adaptations for tool use. In early human societies, tools were often made and used in a way that favored the right hand, such as the way a stone tool is held or a spear is thrown. As humans developed and refined their tool use, natural selection may have favored individuals who were more skilled with their right hand, leading to a population-level bias towards right-handedness.

Additionally, some scientists suggest that the prevalence of right-handedness may be linked to the way the human fetus develops in the womb. Research has shown that the position of the fetus in the womb can influence the development of handedness, with the right arm often being in a more advantageous position for movement and development.

It's also possible that the high frequency of right-handedness in humans is simply a result of chance and genetic drift. However, the exact mechanisms behind the evolution of handedness are still not fully understood and are the subject of ongoing research and debate.


Sure. thx 💜


Loved it more at 16 k 😉


"Die Zeitplanung ist merkwürdig, gerade als wir nach unserem Auftritt auf Slashdot einen rasanten Anstieg der Berichterstattung durch Dritte erleben. Ich hoffe, es gibt keine große Eile, die Diskussion abzuschließen und eine Entscheidung zu treffen. Wie lange lässt Wikipedia normalerweise eine Frage wie diese für Kommentare offen?

Es wäre hilfreich, den Artikel so schnell wie möglich zu kondensieren und ihn weniger werblich klingen zu lassen. Einfach den Leuten sagen, was es ist und wo es im Bereich des elektronischen Geldes steht, ohne zu versuchen, sie davon zu überzeugen, dass es gut ist. Sie wollen wahrscheinlich etwas, das einfach allgemein identifiziert, was es ist, ohne zu versuchen, zu erklären, wie es funktioniert."

Satoshi bezieht sich auf den Zeitpunkt einer Diskussion auf Wikipedia, wahrscheinlich über Bitcoin, und ist besorgt, dass die Diskussion zu schnell geschlossen werden könnte, insbesondere angesichts des jüngsten Anstiegs der Berichterstattung durch Dritte nach dem Auftritt auf Slashdot, einer beliebten Technologie-Nachrichtenseite.

Satoshi möchte die Sprache im Wikipedia-Artikel mäßigen, um sie neutraler und weniger werblich zu machen. Er glaubt, dass der Artikel sich darauf konzentrieren sollte, einfach zu erklären, was Bitcoin ist und wo es im Bereich des elektronischen Geldes steht, anstatt zu versuchen, die Leser von seinen Vorzügen zu überzeugen oder seine inneren Funktionsweisen zu detailliert zu erklären.

Im Wesentlichen plädiert Satoshi für eine sachliche und neutrale Darstellung von Bitcoin auf Wikipedia, anstatt für einen Verkaufspitch oder eine detaillierte technische Erklärung.

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Satoshi is referring to the timing of a discussion on Wikipedia, likely about Bitcoin, and is concerned that the discussion may be closed too quickly, especially given the recent surge in third-party coverage after being featured on Slashdot, a popular technology news site.

Satoshi wants to tone down the language used in the Wikipedia article to make it more neutral and less promotional. He believes the article should focus on simply explaining what Bitcoin is and its place in the electronic money space, rather than trying to convince readers of its merits or explaining its inner workings in too much detail.

In essence, Satoshi is advocating for a more factual and neutral presentation of Bitcoin on Wikipedia, rather than a sales pitch or a detailed technical explanation.


Satoshi is referring to the timing of a discussion on Wikipedia, likely about Bitcoin, and is concerned that the discussion may be closed too quickly, especially given the recent surge in third-party coverage after being featured on Slashdot, a popular technology news site.

Satoshi wants to tone down the language used in the Wikipedia article to make it more neutral and less promotional. He believes the article should focus on simply explaining what Bitcoin is and its place in the electronic money space, rather than trying to convince readers of its merits or explaining its inner workings in too much detail.

In essence, Satoshi is advocating for a more factual and neutral presentation of Bitcoin on Wikipedia, rather than a sales pitch or a detailed technical explanation.


"Ich wäre überrascht, wenn wir in 10 Jahren nicht auf irgendeine Weise elektronisches Geld verwenden, jetzt, da wir wissen, wie man es macht, ohne dass es zwangsläufig verwässert wird, wenn die vertrauenswürdige dritte Partei kalte Füße bekommt."

In diesem Zitat drückt Satoshi sein Vertrauen aus, dass elektronisches Geld in naher Zukunft Realität werden wird und dass das Konzept der dezentralen, vertrauenslosen Währung, das er mit Bitcoin eingeführt hat, eine wichtige Rolle bei seiner Verbreitung spielen wird.

Insbesondere sagt Satoshi, dass er jetzt, da er gezeigt hat, dass es möglich ist, eine dezentrale, elektronische Währung zu schaffen, die nicht auf eine vertrauenswürdige dritte Partei (wie eine Bank oder Regierung) angewiesen ist, erwartet, dass eine Form von elektronischem Geld innerhalb der nächsten 10 Jahre weit verbreitet sein wird.

Der Ausdruck "won't inevitably get dumbed down" bezieht sich auf die Tatsache, dass frühere Versuche, elektronische Währungssysteme zu schaffen, oft durch die Notwendigkeit, auf eine vertrauenswürdige dritte Partei zurückzugreifen, verwässert oder beeinträchtigt wurden. Satoshi sagt, dass diese Systeme anfällig dafür waren, "verwässert" oder eingeschränkt zu werden durch die vertrauenswürdige dritte Partei, die ihre eigenen Regeln und Vorschriften auf das System aufzwingen kann, sein Potenzial einschränken und seine dezentrale Natur untergraben.

Im Gegensatz dazu sind Bitcoin und andere dezentrale Kryptowährungen so konzipiert, dass sie vertrauenslos sind, d.h. sie benötigen keine zentrale Autorität oder vertrauenswürdige dritte Partei, um zu funktionieren. Stattdessen verwenden sie Kryptographie und Spieltheorie, um Transaktionen zu sichern und die Erstellung neuer Einheiten zu kontrollieren.

Satoshis Kommentar über die vertrauenswürdige dritte Partei, die "kalte Füße" bekommt, bezieht sich wahrscheinlich auf die Tatsache, dass traditionelle Finanzinstitute und Regierungen oft zögern, dezentrale Währungssysteme zu übernehmen oder zu unterstützen, weil sie sie als Bedrohung für ihre eigene Macht und Kontrolle sehen.

Insgesamt suggeriert Satoshis Zitat, dass er glaubt, die dezentrale, vertrauenslose Natur von Bitcoin und anderen Kryptowährungen werde sie widerstandsfähiger und attraktiver für Benutzer machen und dass sie letztendlich eine weit verbreitete Form von elektronischem Geld werden.

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"Es sollte beachtet werden, dass Fan-out, wo eine Transaktion von mehreren Transaktionen abhängt und diese Transaktionen wiederum von vielen weiteren abhängen, hier kein Problem darstellt. Es besteht nie die Notwendigkeit, eine vollständige, eigenständige Kopie der gesamten Transaktionshistorie zu extrahieren."

In diesem Zitat befasst sich Satoshi mit einer potenziellen Sorge über die Skalierbarkeit und Komplexität des Bitcoin-Netzwerks. Insbesondere spricht er über das Problem des "Fan-out", das sich auf eine Situation bezieht, in der eine einzelne Transaktion von mehreren vorherigen Transaktionen abhängt und diese Transaktionen wiederum von vielen weiteren vorherigen Transaktionen abhängen, wodurch ein komplexes Netzwerk von Abhängigkeiten entsteht.

Satoshi sagt, dass diese Art von Fan-out kein Problem für das Bitcoin-Netzwerk darstellt, weil das Netzwerk nicht benötigt, eine vollständige, eigenständige Kopie der gesamten Transaktionshistorie zu speichern oder zu übertragen, um eine Transaktion zu verifizieren und zu bearbeiten.

Mit anderen Worten: Wenn eine neue Transaktion an das Netzwerk gesendet wird, muss sie nicht eine vollständige Aufzeichnung aller vorherigen Transaktionen enthalten, von denen sie abhängt. Stattdessen kann das Netzwerk einfach überprüfen, ob die Transaktion gültig ist, indem es prüft, ob die Eingaben (d.h. die ausgegebenen Münzen) gültig sind und ob die Ausgaben (d.h. die erhaltenen Münzen) korrekt berechnet wurden.

Der Grund, warum dies möglich ist, liegt darin, dass das Bitcoin-Netzwerk eine Datenstruktur namens "Blockchain" verwendet, die ein dezentralisiertes, verteiltes Kassenbuch ist, das eine Aufzeichnung aller Transaktionen enthält, die im Netzwerk stattgefunden haben. Jeder Block in der Blockchain enthält eine Menge von Transaktionen, und jede Transaktion enthält einen Verweis auf die vorherigen Transaktionen, von denen sie abhängt.

Wenn eine neue Transaktion zur Blockchain hinzugefügt wird, kann das Netzwerk ihre Gültigkeit überprüfen, indem es die Kette der Abhängigkeiten bis zur ursprünglichen Coinbase-Transaktion (d.h. der Transaktion, die die Münzen erstellt hat) zurückverfolgt. Dieser Prozess erfordert jedoch nicht, eine vollständige Kopie der gesamten Transaktionshistorie zu speichern oder zu übertragen. Stattdessen kann das Netzwerk einfach der Kette der Verweise folgen, um zu überprüfen, ob die Transaktion gültig ist.

Satoshi weist also darauf hin, dass das Bitcoin-Netzwerk so konzipiert ist, dass es komplexe Netze von Transaktionsabhängigkeiten ohne eine vollständige, eigenständige Kopie der gesamten Transaktionshistorie handhaben kann. Dies macht das Netzwerk skalierbarer und effizienter und ermöglicht es, eine große Menge von Transaktionen ohne Verlangsamung durch Komplexität zu bearbeiten.

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Die durchschnittliche Gesamtzahl an täglich im Netzwerk generierten coins bleibt konstant. Schnellere Maschinen erhalten einfach einen größeren Anteil am Gesamtvolumen als langsamere Maschinen. Selbst wenn alle Teilnehmer schnellere Maschinen kaufen würden, würde dies nicht dazu führen, dass sie mehr coins  erhalten als bisher.

In diesem Zitat erklärt Satoshi, wie der Proof-of-Work-Konsensmechanismus des Bitcoin-Netzwerks funktioniert, insbesondere wie der Mining-Prozess durch die Rechenleistung der Maschinen im Netzwerk beeinflusst wird.

Er sagt, dass die Gesamtzahl der täglich generierten coins konstant bleibt, unabhängig von der Geschwindigkeit oder Rechenleistung der Maschinen im Netzwerk. Was sich ändert, ist der Anteil an Münzen, den jede Maschine minen kann, basierend auf ihrer relativen Rechenleistung.

Mit anderen Worten: Wenn Sie eine schnellere Maschine haben, erhalten Sie einen größeren Anteil an den geminten coins, aber die Gesamtzahl der im Netzwerk geminten coins wird nicht steigen. Wenn alle Teilnehmer im Netzwerk auf schnellere Maschinen umsteigen, wird die Gesamtzahl der täglich geminten coins immer noch gleich bleiben, aber die Verteilung dieser coins wird sich zugunsten der Maschinen mit der höchsten Rechenleistung verschieben.

Dies liegt daran, dass das Bitcoin-Protokoll darauf ausgelegt ist, die Schwierigkeit der mathematischen Rätsel, die gelöst werden müssen, um neue Blöcke zu minen, basierend auf der Gesamtrechenleistung des Netzwerks anzupassen. Dieser Mechanismus wird als "Schwierigkeitsanpassung" bezeichnet. Wenn leistungsfähigere Maschinen dem Netzwerk beitreten, erhöht sich die Schwierigkeit der Rätsel, so dass die Rate, mit der neue Blöcke gemint werden, etwa konstant bleibt.

Satoshi weist also darauf hin, dass der "Wettlauf" um schnellere und leistungsfähigere Mining-Maschinen letztendlich ein Nullsummenspiel ist. Während einzelne Miner durch das Upgrade ihrer Maschinen einen Vorteil erlangen können, wird das Netzwerk als Ganzes immer noch die gleiche Anzahl an coins pro Tag produzieren.


https://v.nostr.build/DA0NaT3jgKsbHUbo.mp4
#Bitcoin


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In this quote, Satoshi is expressing his confidence that electronic currency will become a reality in the near future, and that the concept of decentralized, trustless currency that he has introduced with Bitcoin will play a key role in its adoption.

Specifically, Satoshi is saying that now that he has shown that it is possible to create a decentralized, electronic currency that doesn't rely on a trusted third party (such as a bank or government), he expects that some form of electronic currency will become widely used within the next 10 years.

The phrase "won't inevitably get dumbed down" is a reference to the fact that previous attempts at creating electronic currency systems have often been watered down or compromised by the need to rely on a trusted third party. Satoshi is saying that these systems have been vulnerable to being "dumbed down" or restricted by the trusted third party, which can impose its own rules and regulations on the system, limiting its potential and undermining its decentralized nature.

By contrast, Bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies are designed to be trustless, meaning that they don't rely on a central authority or trusted third party to function. Instead, they use cryptography and game theory to secure transactions and control the creation of new units.

Satoshi's comment about the trusted third party getting "cold feet" is likely a reference to the fact that traditional financial institutions and governments have often been hesitant to adopt or support decentralized currency systems, because they see them as a threat to their own power and control.

Overall, Satoshi's quote suggests that he believes the decentralized, trustless nature of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will make them more resilient and attractive to users, and that they will ultimately become a widely accepted form of electronic currency.


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In this quote, Satoshi is addressing a potential concern about the scalability and complexity of the Bitcoin network. Specifically, he's talking about the issue of "fan-out," which refers to a situation where a single transaction depends on multiple previous transactions, and those transactions in turn depend on many more previous transactions, creating a complex web of dependencies.

Satoshi is saying that this kind of fan-out is not a problem for the Bitcoin network because the network doesn't need to store or transmit a complete, standalone copy of a transaction's entire history in order to verify and process it.

In other words, when a new transaction is broadcast to the network, it doesn't need to include a complete record of all the previous transactions that it depends on. Instead, the network can simply verify that the transaction is valid by checking that the inputs (i.e., the coins being spent) are valid and that the outputs (i.e., the coins being received) are correctly calculated.

The reason this is possible is that the Bitcoin network uses a data structure called a "blockchain," which is a decentralized, distributed ledger that stores a record of all transactions that have taken place on the network. Each block in the blockchain contains a set of transactions, and each transaction includes a reference to the previous transactions that it depends on.

When a new transaction is added to the blockchain, the network can verify its validity by tracing back the chain of dependencies to the original coinbase transaction (i.e., the transaction that created the coins in the first place). However, this process doesn't require storing or transmitting a complete copy of the entire transaction history. Instead, the network can simply follow the chain of references to verify that the transaction is valid.

So, Satoshi is pointing out that the Bitcoin network is designed to handle complex webs of transaction dependencies without requiring a complete, standalone copy of each transaction's history. This makes the network more scalable and efficient, and allows it to handle a large volume of transactions without becoming bogged down in complexity.


Bank run at the surveillance machine


In this quote, Satoshi is explaining how the Bitcoin network's proof-of-work consensus mechanism works, specifically how the mining process is affected by the computational power of the machines on the network.

He's saying that the total number of coins generated per day remains constant, regardless of the speed or computational power of the machines on the network. What changes is the proportion of coins that each machine can mine, based on its relative computational power.

In other words, if you have a faster machine, you'll get a larger share of the coins mined, but the total number of coins mined across the network won't increase. If everyone on the network upgrades to faster machines, the total number of coins mined per day will still be the same, but the distribution of those coins will shift to favor the machines with the most computational power.

This is because the Bitcoin protocol is designed to adjust the difficulty of the mathematical puzzles that need to be solved to mine new blocks, based on the total computational power of the network. This is known as the "difficulty adjustment" mechanism. As more powerful machines join the network, the difficulty of the puzzles increases, so that the rate at which new blocks are mined remains roughly constant.

So, Satoshi is pointing out that the "arms race" for faster and more powerful mining machines is ultimately a zero-sum game. While individual miners may gain an advantage by upgrading their machines, the network as a whole will still produce the same number of coins per day.
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In this quote, Satoshi is expressing his confidence that electronic currency will become a reality in the near future, and that the concept of decentralized, trustless currency that he has introduced with Bitcoin will play a key role in its adoption.

Specifically, Satoshi is saying that now that he has shown that it is possible to create a decentralized, electronic currency that doesn't rely on a trusted third party (such as a bank or government), he expects that some form of electronic currency will become widely used within the next 10 years.

The phrase "won't inevitably get dumbed down" is a reference to the fact that previous attempts at creating electronic currency systems have often been watered down or compromised by the need to rely on a trusted third party. Satoshi is saying that these systems have been vulnerable to being "dumbed down" or restricted by the trusted third party, which can impose its own rules and regulations on the system, limiting its potential and undermining its decentralized nature.

By contrast, Bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies are designed to be trustless, meaning that they don't rely on a central authority or trusted third party to function. Instead, they use cryptography and game theory to secure transactions and control the creation of new units.

Satoshi's comment about the trusted third party getting "cold feet" is likely a reference to the fact that traditional financial institutions and governments have often been hesitant to adopt or support decentralized currency systems, because they see them as a threat to their own power and control.

Overall, Satoshi's quote suggests that he believes the decentralized, trustless nature of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will make them more resilient and attractive to users, and that they will ultimately become a widely accepted form of electronic currency.


patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet


Love it 💜


gm

Always remember that Uncle wants you to succeed and get everything you've ever wanted.

I've already got everything I wanted, so now all that's left is to watch others succeed and join in their celebrations.


In this quote, Satoshi is addressing a potential concern about the scalability and complexity of the Bitcoin network. Specifically, he's talking about the issue of "fan-out," which refers to a situation where a single transaction depends on multiple previous transactions, and those transactions in turn depend on many more previous transactions, creating a complex web of dependencies.

Satoshi is saying that this kind of fan-out is not a problem for the Bitcoin network because the network doesn't need to store or transmit a complete, standalone copy of a transaction's entire history in order to verify and process it.

In other words, when a new transaction is broadcast to the network, it doesn't need to include a complete record of all the previous transactions that it depends on. Instead, the network can simply verify that the transaction is valid by checking that the inputs (i.e., the coins being spent) are valid and that the outputs (i.e., the coins being received) are correctly calculated.

The reason this is possible is that the Bitcoin network uses a data structure called a "blockchain," which is a decentralized, distributed ledger that stores a record of all transactions that have taken place on the network. Each block in the blockchain contains a set of transactions, and each transaction includes a reference to the previous transactions that it depends on.

When a new transaction is added to the blockchain, the network can verify its validity by tracing back the chain of dependencies to the original coinbase transaction (i.e., the transaction that created the coins in the first place). However, this process doesn't require storing or transmitting a complete copy of the entire transaction history. Instead, the network can simply follow the chain of references to verify that the transaction is valid.

So, Satoshi is pointing out that the Bitcoin network is designed to handle complex webs of transaction dependencies without requiring a complete, standalone copy of each transaction's history. This makes the network more scalable and efficient, and allows it to handle a large volume of transactions without becoming bogged down in complexity.


In this quote, Satoshi is explaining how the Bitcoin network's proof-of-work consensus mechanism works, specifically how the mining process is affected by the computational power of the machines on the network.

He's saying that the total number of coins generated per day remains constant, regardless of the speed or computational power of the machines on the network. What changes is the proportion of coins that each machine can mine, based on its relative computational power.

In other words, if you have a faster machine, you'll get a larger share of the coins mined, but the total number of coins mined across the network won't increase. If everyone on the network upgrades to faster machines, the total number of coins mined per day will still be the same, but the distribution of those coins will shift to favor the machines with the most computational power.

This is because the Bitcoin protocol is designed to adjust the difficulty of the mathematical puzzles that need to be solved to mine new blocks, based on the total computational power of the network. This is known as the "difficulty adjustment" mechanism. As more powerful machines join the network, the difficulty of the puzzles increases, so that the rate at which new blocks are mined remains roughly constant.

So, Satoshi is pointing out that the "arms race" for faster and more powerful mining machines is ultimately a zero-sum game. While individual miners may gain an advantage by upgrading their machines, the network as a whole will still produce the same number of coins per day.


Nostr fixes this

https://image.nostr.build/bf4a8c9e32eb8f614f6820f1c4d5e832beffc04eaf744d8cc3f521e1c2aafaa1.jpg


:amy:


My latest episode of interviews while at PlanB Forum in Lugano is out! Including interviews with  nostr:npub10vlhsqm4qar0g42p8g3plqyktmktd8hnprew45w638xzezgja95qapsp42  nostr:npub17u5dneh8qjp43ecfxr6u5e9sjamsmxyuekrg2nlxrrk6nj9rsyrqywt4tp  nostr:npub1rxysxnjkhrmqd3ey73dp9n5y5yvyzcs64acc9g0k2epcpwwyya4spvhnp8 Luke Dashjr Dennis Porter and John Carvalho

https://stephanlivera.com/episode/612/


🛍 What was your FIRST EVER purchase with Bitcoin?


the longer the bio, the smaller the impact.

all marketing, zero substance.


Bittrefill voucher


GM 🐓
https://m.primal.net/Llqo.mov


GM


“Reality is an undefeated champion…Complaining is not a strategy.”
— Jeff Bezos


When bitcoin hits $71,000 and everyone thinks you are a financial genius but you simply understood the basics of economics https://image.nostr.build/94ebfe17b0a211ca64806f152e181afcf03f5143dbe6e1e20c2b467e0be66966.jpg


Auf der Suche nach der perfekten Location fürs erste Date? 💫
Komm heute zum Stammtisch und entdeckt gemeinsam, warum Bitcoin das beste Geld in der Geschichte der Menschheit ist! 🌝🥰


https://decodetheworld.substack.com/p/the-illusion-of-choice-trump-vs-harris

Your opinion?


The only voto for me is to vote with your feet. It's often the hardest way for yourself, but it's the only one that works.

Der einzige abzustimmen, ist es mit den Füßen abzustimmen. Es ist meistens der härteste für einen selbst aber es ist der einzige Weg, der Wirkung zeigt.


GM sound money stackers https://image.nostr.build/182d632771c7f77015c676ab67a3fc5dc2f7f0c8cba85cd66f236160f8f627f2.jpg


GM https://image.nostr.build/d49775027619909973fe11a77ace9f0fb0fb88651a6e908fb53e31d0fb4932d7.jpg


Actually you can’t tip posts with bitcoin on Twitter. But you can on nostr. 🧡

Find Alby 🐝 on #nostr 💜
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👇🏻
Nostr is a protocol that enables global, decentralized, and censorship-resistant social media. Unlike platforms like Twitter and Facebook, Nostr is not controlled by a single company, but rather by a community of users. It is similar to email in that no one controls the protocol, and anyone can create a client built on top of it. Clients like Damus and Amethyst are examples of such clients. If you don't like the functionality of a particular client, you can seamlessly move your Nostr account to another client without losing your followers or content. #Bitcoin is natively integrated into the Nostr protocol, allowing you to easily send Satoshi as a thank-you to someone whose content you enjoy. 🧡 https://image.nostr.build/c0cd2ecf6ea47a8e306459cf7167f6b7a5739299c2011c94f7ab89eda0667350.jpg


good morning friends, have a great day. 🫂🫡💯☕  stay humble and stack sats.

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#bitcoin #gm #coffeechain #nostr #pv #zap #plebs #grownostr #art #plebstr #meme


GM. I will


Anyone know what they're smoking over there in Denmark? 🇩🇰 Tell me you want to get rid of hodlers without telling me!

If there's an ounce of truth to this, P2P Bitcoin is going to look damn good right now! Those KYC sats are a target on your head

https://atlas21.com/denmark-proposal-for-taxation-on-unrealized-cryptocurrency-gains/


A butterfly just came and landed on me.
#FeelingLikeADisneyPrincess


The algorithms have been amplifying the haters for too long. Skewed our perception that the world is full of them but #nostr will prove otherwise.


“Why doesn’t anyone trust the legacy media anymore?” https://v.nostr.build/ViqQRB9kJPNF4vHf.mp4


Ich liebe Deflation


Der Uptober hat sein Versprechen gehalten 😁
Passend zum Meetup Day ist der Preis für ein Schnitzel wieder deutlich gefallen 💰 💸
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GM


GM & PV frens!
https://video.nostr.build/8212f2077b1774da358517c2ba4e0ed120261b39963d425184f79224837d65f4.mp4


Just paid for an anonymous esim from silent.link and paid via Lightning through eCash. 🥜 ⚡

How is your weekend going?


Beautiful paintings. 💜💜💜
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I had 3. Now 1. Yours.


Did you know?

"In the late 40s, there was a rumor that there was a "hermit," disenchanted and disillusioned with the world, supposedly "out-of-sync" with society, living in California in a cave under one of the L’s in the Hollywood sign.
No one really cared about this strange man, until one night in 1947, when someone tried to enter backstage at the Lincoln Theater in Los Angeles. Nat King Cole was playing there, and the man said he had something for Cole. Of course, the employees didn't let the strange man see Cole, so he gave whatever he had with Cole's manager.
What he had was a song sheet, which Cole would later take a look at. Cole liked the song and wanted to record it, but he had to find the strange man. When asked, the people who saw the man said he was strange, indeed, with shoulder-length hair and beard, wearing sandals and a white robe.
Cole finally tracked him down in New York City. When Cole asked him where he was staying, the strange man declared he was staying at the best hotel in New York - outside, literally, in Central Park. He said his name was eden ahbez (spelled all in lower-case letters). The song he gave Cole was titled, "Nature Boy." It became Cole's first big hit, and was soon covered by other artists through the years, from Frank Sinatra and Sarah Vaughan to Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, most recently.
Of course, the media went crazy about the strange, mysterious man who handed Nat King Cole, one of the biggest hits during that time. Everyone went out to try to find out more about him.
What little they found was that he was once an orphan, who never stayed at one place very long, living in various foster homes. He explained he just never fit in and was always searching, for something.
["They say he wandered very far...Very far, over land and sea..."]
They found out he would hop freight trains and walked across country several times, subsisting solely on raw fruits and vegetables, then one day he completely vanished.
["A little shy and sad of eye...But very wise was he..."]
He finally showed up again in the Hollywood hills. When a policeman stopped the strange, long-haired man with beard, sandals, and robe, ahbez simply replied, "I look crazy but I'm not. And the funny thing is that other people don't look crazy but they are."
["And then one day...One magic day he passed my way..."]
He then showed up backstage at Nat King Cole's concert in Los Angeles, to present him with the song, "Nature Boy." No one seems to really know why he selected Cole, there were some rumors that he came out of hiding when he began to hear about the racism going on and trouble throughout the world, and he thought "King" was the best person at that time to pass his message along.
["While we spoke of many things...Fools and Kings..."]
When he was asked about racism, he replied, "Some white people hate black people, and some white people love black people, some black people hate white people, and some black people love white people. So you see it's not an issue of black and white, it's an issue of Lovers and Haters."
It was that theme of love that he continued to talk about, what was missing in the world, and what would be needed in the future if we are to survive.
Ahbez would eventually get his message out, especially after the counter-culture finally caught up with him and the hippie movement began, when other artists such as Donovan, Grace Slick, and the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson sought him out. He also wrote songs for Eartha Kitt and had another song recorded by Sam Cooke.
In 2009, Congressman Bill Aswad recited the last lyrics of the song before the Vermont House of Representatives at the passing of his state's same-sex marriage bill in '09.
Author Raymond Knapp described the track as a "mystically charged vagabond song" whose lyrics evoked an intense sense of loss and haplessness, with the final line delivering a universal truth, described by Knapp as "indestructible" and "salvaged somehow from the perilous journey of life."
["This he said to me...The greatest thing you'll ever learn...Is just to love and be loved in return."]
"George Alexander Aberle (April 15, 1908 – March 4, 1995), known as eden ahbez, was an American songwriter and recording artist of the 1940s to 1960s, whose lifestyle in California was influential in the hippie movement.
He was known to friends simply as ahbe.
Ahbez composed the song "Nature Boy", which became a No. 1 hit for eight weeks in 1948 for Nat "King" Cole.
Living a bucolic life from at least the 1940s, he traveled in sandals and wore shoulder-length hair and beard, and white robes. He camped out below the first L in the Hollywood Sign above Los Angeles and studied Oriental mysticism. He slept outdoors with his family and ate vegetables, fruits, and nuts. He claimed to live on three dollars per week.
In the mid 1950s, he wrote songs for Eartha Kitt, Frankie Laine, and others, as well as writing some rock-and-roll novelty songs. In 1957, his song "Lonely Island" was recorded by Sam Cooke, becoming the second and final Ahbez composition to hit the Top 40.
In 1959, he began recording instrumental music, which combined his signature somber tones with exotic arrangements and (according to the record sleeve) "primitive rhythms". He often performed bongo, flute, and poetry gigs at beat coffeehouses in the Los Angeles area. In 1960, he recorded his only solo LP, Eden's Island, for Del-Fi Records. This mixed beatnik poetry with exotica arrangements. Ahbez promoted the album through a coast-to-coast walking tour making personal appearances, but it sold poorly.
During the 1960s, ahbez released five singles. Grace Slick's band, the Great Society, recorded a version of "Nature Boy" in 1966 and ahbez was photographed in the studio with Brian Wilson during a session for the Smile album in early 1967. Later that year, British singer Donovan sought out ahbez in Palm Springs, and the two wanderers shared a reportedly "near-telepathic" conversation. In the 1970s, Big Star's Alex Chilton recorded a version of "Nature Boy" with the photographer William Eggleston on piano. The song was finally released as a bonus track on the 1992 Rykodisc re-release of the album Third/Sister Lovers.
In 1974, ahbez was reported to be living in the Los Angeles suburb of Sunland, and he owned a record label named Sunland Records, for which he was recording under the name "Eden Abba." From the late 1980s until his death, ahbez worked closely with Joe Romersa, an engineer/drummer in Los Angeles. The master tapes, photos, and final works of eden ahbez are in Romersa's possession.
Ahbez died on March 4, 1995, of injuries sustained in a car accident, at the age of 86. Another album, Echoes from Nature Boy, was released posthumously." https://image.nostr.build/9114db1043ef27deed07ea0bbbe12d8147053bcc7af02893237091fd0cbe6dfe.jpg


Weißt du schon wohin?


Spot on Ben. Wake up plebs. Stay humble, stack sats

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Stay humble, stack sats. The only way.


Seit Corona gibt's kein Cent mehr. Ausgewandert. Das einzige was noch half.


Organisierte Kriminalität in Nadelstreifen. Das toppt nur noch die EU Mafia Chefin Ulla.


POW


We'll see


Our quality medias are telling the truth! RUSSIA IS ISOLATED

https://news.bitcoin.com/5000-delegates-gather-as-brics-charts-a-path-to-sidestep-western-influence/

#Russia #EU #USA #Media #Bitcoin


My opinion is, that 720 Exahash worldwide distributed mining power can't be attacked by any government.


If these miners censoring it, another one will let it pass. Bitcoin will never be censored.


Neues Mining Gesetz in Russland verabschiedet

Der Artikel beschreibt ein neues russisches Gesetz, das den digitalen Währungen und dem Mining von Kryptowährungen in Russland einen neuen Rahmen gibt. Hier ist eine Übersetzung des Artikels:

Russland hat ein neues Gesetz verabschiedet, das den digitalen Währungen und dem Mining von Kryptowährungen in Russland einen neuen Rahmen gibt. Das Gesetz, das als "Digitales Gesetz" bekannt ist, soll die Verwendung von Kryptowährungen in Russland regulieren und den Einsatz von digitalen Währungen in der Wirtschaft fördern.

Das Gesetz definiert Kryptowährungen als "digitale Vermögenswerte", die als Zahlungsmittel verwendet werden können. Es legt auch fest, dass Kryptowährungen nicht als gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel in Russland gelten, sondern als Vermögenswerte, die für bestimmte Zwecke verwendet werden können.

Das Gesetz regelt auch das Mining von Kryptowährungen in Russland. Es legt fest, dass das Mining von Kryptowährungen nur von Unternehmen durchgeführt werden darf, die eine spezielle Lizenz besitzen. Die Lizenz soll sicherstellen, dass die Unternehmen, die das Mining durchführen, die notwendigen Sicherheitsmaßnahmen ergreifen, um die Integrität des Finanzsystems zu schützen.

Das Gesetz soll auch die Verwendung von Kryptowährungen in der Wirtschaft fördern. Es legt fest, dass Unternehmen, die Kryptowährungen als Zahlungsmittel akzeptieren, bestimmte Vorschriften einhalten müssen, um sicherzustellen, dass die Transaktionen sicher und transparent sind.

Das Gesetz ist ein wichtiger Schritt für die russische Regierung, um die Verwendung von Kryptowährungen in Russland zu regulieren und zu fördern. Es soll helfen, die Integrität des Finanzsystems zu schützen und die Verwendung von Kryptowährungen in der Wirtschaft zu fördern.

Der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin hat das Gesetz bereits unterzeichnet, und es soll in den kommenden Monaten in Kraft treten. Die russische Regierung hofft, dass das Gesetz helfen wird, Russland zu einem wichtigen Zentrum für die Kryptowährungs-Industrie zu machen.

ENDE DER ÜBERSETZUNG

Das neue russische Gesetz könnte sowohl positive als auch negative Auswirkungen auf Bitcoin haben. Hier sind einige mögliche Auswirkungen:

Positive Auswirkungen:

1. **Erhöhte Legitimität**: Durch die Regulierung von Kryptowährungen in Russland könnte Bitcoin als legitime Währung anerkannt werden, was zu einer erhöhten Akzeptanz und Verbreitung führen könnte.

2. **Erhöhte Nachfrage**: Wenn das Gesetz die Verwendung von Kryptowährungen in der Wirtschaft fördert, könnte die Nachfrage nach Bitcoin steigen, was zu einer Kurssteigerung führen könnte.

3. **Stärkung der Position als "Safe-Haven"-Währung**: Wenn das Gesetz die Verwendung von Kryptowährungen als sichere Anlage fördert, könnte Bitcoin als "Safe-Haven"-Währung betrachtet werden, was zu einer erhöhten Nachfrage führen könnte.

Negative Auswirkungen:

1. **Regulierung**: Das Gesetz könnte auch zu einer strengeren Regulierung von Kryptowährungen in Russland führen, was die Freiheit der Nutzer einschränken könnte.

2. **Lizenzierung**: Die Lizenzierung von Mining-Unternehmen könnte zu einer Konzentration von Mining-Power in den Händen weniger Unternehmen führen, was die Dezentralisierung von Bitcoin gefährden könnte.

3. **Überwachung**: Das Gesetz könnte auch zu einer erhöhten Überwachung von Kryptowährungstransaktionen führen, was die Privatsphäre der Nutzer gefährden könnte.

4. **Beschränkung der Anonymität**: Das Gesetz könnte auch die Anonymität von Kryptowährungstransaktionen beschränken, was die Attraktivität von Bitcoin für einige Nutzer reduzieren könnte.

https://cryptobriefing.com/russian-digital-law-mining/


Die Auswirkungen auf Bitcoin?

1. **Erhöhte Nachfrage**: Wenn die BRICS-Staaten und andere Länder nach alternativen Währungen suchen, könnte die Nachfrage nach Bitcoin als neutrale, dezentralisierte Währung steigen.

2. **Stärkung der Position als "Safe-Haven"-Währung**: Bitcoin könnte als "Safe-Haven"-Währung betrachtet werden, wenn die globale Wirtschaft unsicher wird und die Menschen nach sicheren Anlagen suchen.

3. **Erhöhte Akzeptanz**: Wenn die BRICS-Staaten und andere Länder Bitcoin als legitime Währung anerkennen, könnte dies zu einer erhöhten Akzeptanz und Verbreitung von Bitcoin führen.

4. **Stärkung der dezentralen Finanzen (DeFi)**: Die Entdollarisierung könnte auch zu einer Stärkung der dezentralen Finanzen (DeFi) führen, da die Menschen nach alternativen Finanzsystemen suchen, die nicht von Zentralbanken und Regierungen kontrolliert werden.

5. **Kurssteigerung**: Eine erhöhte Nachfrage und Akzeptanz von Bitcoin könnte zu einer Kurssteigerung führen.

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https://news.bitcoin.com/de/russland-treibt-die-entdollarisierung-mit-den-brics-voran-brasilien-fuehrt-jetzt-die-naechsten-schritte-an/