I work on Bitcoin Quest every single day. Yes, we are in beta, but it's much more extreme than that. We do not yet even have a testing environment or any other devs besides myself. I add new features and patch bugs in real time. There are a handful of active…

It's temporary to make sure it doesn't close any doors that shouldn't have been closed. Taproot had consensus, and would probably have been good if people actually used it for it's stated purposes. However, >99,9 of the OP_IFs on-chain today aren't, and weren't…

We cannot ignore these nodes. They will reject our blocks unless we signal for BIP110

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2/7 - At 12:04 PM on July 12, 2010, a Bitcointalk user named Mionione asked an uncomfortable question: what stops someone from flooding the network with 0.00000001 BTC transactions, bloating every node's storage one satoshi at a time?

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3/7 - Minutes later, @GavinAndresen replied by quoting a comment already in Satoshi's code: "To limit dust spam, require a 0.01 fee if any output is less than 0.01". Gavin didn't write this rule. Satoshi had. The policy was settled before the question was…

4/7 - At July 2010 prices, 0.01 BTC was worth about a tenth of a cent, so the fee looked trivial. But a user named llama saw the real cost instantly: "That pretty much ruins the possibility of using bitcoin for true micropayments."

5/7 - That objection mattered, because micropayments were a pillar of early Bitcoin advocacy: pay per article, pay per search, pay per page view. Gavin held the line anyway: "I don't think Bitcoin should try to solve too many very hard problems all at once."

6/7 - Three weeks later, Satoshi weighed in on the same thread: "Bitcoin isn't currently practical for very small micropayments. Not for things like pay per search or per page view without an aggregating mechanism, not things needing to pay less than 0.01."

Bitcoin is about to be battle tested again

Scan a Lightning QR, pay from your Cash App dollars, never touch a wallet. Here's who's using it first.

On a retail Passport Prime running KeyOS v1.2.1, can a user sideload an app signed with a self-generated cosign2 developer key over USB, or does the device only run Foundation-signed apps / require a developer unit or developer mode? QnA

Fiat is financial slavery

Bitcoin is freedom

We all deserve freedom

I miss the feeling I had the very first time I got my Bitcoin in self custody

You’re owning something that no one can take from you without your explicit consent…

There is no more empowering feeling than true property rights

Bitcoin is either going to $1M way faster than most expected…

Or going there way slower than people expected

Either way there has to be pain in the market

Fairweather bears only have a few months left to dunk on Bitcoin before they have to craw back in their holes for 3 years and watch their net worth drop in Bitcoin terms

Better soak it in now…

I’m not “speculating” that Bitcoin will continue going up over time. The network effects have already taken hold. More people, institutions and governments learn about Bitcoin ever day and less and less of it is being brought to market over time.

At this…

Woof rough on the non edits here

I spend Bitcoin because it strengthens the network and spreads adoption

The “it’ll be worth more later” argument is dumb. If that were the case then you wouldn’t spend dollars either, you’d buy Bitcoin instead of a coffee. It’s the same cost…

I support…