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A brief bitcoin story. When I first started, I was just making tallow soap as a hobby. I looked around, and found all the different products that people buy on a regular basis that are nothing but poison, and completely given the green light by our government. So I started making my own for my family, and friends. I started watching hour, after hour of YouTube videos, and was finally able to get it right, after many failures. And there were a lot. I had never really considered making it a business to start with, just as a hobby that I had really started to enjoy doing. It was fun creating something with my own hands. I had already been a bitcoiner for a few years, but I had been stuck in the belief of only NGU. I was still, for lack of a better term, a fiat maxi. I was only taking into consideration the amount of wealth I could achieve with owning bitcoin. I hadn’t went down the rabbit hole far enough, and probably still haven’t. We all have much to learn. As most of us, I watch hours of Bitcoin content each and every day, and for the most part, only interact with bitcoiners on social media. I began to see people accepting bitcoin as payment, as actually using bitcoin as money. Which it was meant to be from the very beginning. All you have to do, is look at the title of the White Paper. “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System” After finally having what I would call an epiphany, I wanted to start earning bitcoin. Not fiat. Bitcoin only. Since very few employers outside of the bitcoin ecosystem pay in bitcoin, and because I’m quite limited on my understanding of tech, I had to come up with an idea to start earning bitcoin on my own. Eventually, the light bulb in my head turned on, and I started as Soapminer on Nostr. And only accepted bitcoin. At first, it was nothing more than a side hustle. I would get a few customers a week, nothing that would sustain a small business full time. However, that would change quickly. I found that people actually loved the quality of the soap we produce. It was, to my ecstatic joy, a great success. Everyone spread the message of how much they liked our soap, and how it made them feel better than the slop they got off the shelf at the grocery store. I began to gain more, and more customers. To the point, that I had to start my own site to keep track of everything in a more centralized way. Soapminer.com was born. I also found that bitcoiners are the most loyal customers a business can have. If you provide a quality product, develop a solid reputation, and have a good moral character, they will keep coming back to you for your products. You will create a retention rate unheard of in the fiat world. I am truly appreciative of this, and to all that are my patrons. Soapminer is now a full fledged small business, and I now work full time on it. It keeps growing, and the bitcoin ecosystem keeps growing. More, and more businesses are now accepting bitcoin, and one day, they will require it in order to do business. You see, while Soapminer was started to provide handmade tallow soap, keep people from using poisonous chemicals to bathe in, and earn more bitcoin. It also has another mission. To help move the Overton Window. It is my contention, that when you normalize using bitcoin as a Medium of Exchange, it gains more, and more adoption, thereby increasing it’s value, thereby increasing it’s adoption. Until it has mass adoption. I am still quite small, and probably won’t be the catalyst that moves the Overton Window, but I’m going to do my small part to assist move the bitcoin ecosystem forward, to make bitcoin a Medium of Exchange, and make the world a better place. Because of we can fix the money, we can fix the world.
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Nice one @sazmining
The white paper turned 18, so we're giving away 250,000 sats. 5 winners, 50,000 each. 🧡 1. Follow @sazmining 2. Repost this Bonus entries: tag friends below (up to 3) or quote post. Winners picked Tue Nov 3, 8 PM ET. #wildsatters #FreedomMoney
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The white paper turned 18, so we're giving away 250,000 sats. 5 winners, 50,000 each. 🧡 1. Follow @sazmining 2. Repost this Bonus entries: tag friends below (up to 3) or quote post. Winners picked Tue Nov 3, 8 PM ET. #wildsatters #FreedomMoney
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We're doing another @Bitkey giveaway! A built-in screen. No seed phrase. 2-of-3 multisig. Follow @Bitkey and us, RT to enter. ✅ Winner announced Tuesday 11/3 at 4PM EST.
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Saying there’s no reason to buy Bitcoin because anyone can create a cryptocurrency is like saying there’s no reason to learn English because anyone can invent a language.
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That’s a lot of passive buying pressure taken off the table. $MSTR is a FIC node, and the Financial Industrial Complex (FIC) has spoken. $BTC wrapped in FIC financial products and digital credit is NOT resistance to banks. It is subordinate to banks and their financial engineering games. Bitcoin in self-custody is the resistance.
JUST IN: MSCI to remove Michael Saylor's Strategy $MSTR from its indexes.
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Best Bitcoin commercial I’ve recently seen
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One of the best things about Bitcoin is getting to learn about and from so many super interesting, intelligent, well meaning people from a wide variety of backgrounds, who all, at one point in time became completely captivated by BTC. Normal people, in a sense, and extraordinary in another. Love it!
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Please God let it get back in the hands of its rightful owners. Fantastic to see this!!
❄️COLDCARD WHITE HAT MOVES FUNDS TO TRUST 🏳️ 52.37 BTC comprised of coins from Wave 2, Footprints AA, AU, AX consolidated into a fresh address with an OP_RETURN "claim:cryptorecoverytrust dot com" in block 967,948 these white hatted funds represent 2.8% of the coldcard exploit
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Hey @grok these tickets went from $3.50 to $189 in 52 years = 8% CAGR What is the average CAGR of the S&P500? Take the longest timeframe possible.
I'm speechless.
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Disney World tickets in the ‘70s only covered park admission. Rides cost extra. Disney World tickets today cover park admission AND all rides. allears.net/walt-disney-wo… Also, Disney World’s operating costs have increased.
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We're doing another @Bitkey giveaway! A built-in screen. No seed phrase. 2-of-3 multisig. Follow @Bitkey and us, RT to enter. ✅ Winner announced Tuesday 9/15 at 4PM EST.
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Do not be afraid to sow without immediately seeing the fruits. The sowing belongs to you; the growth belongs to God. No gesture carried out in the name of Christ is useless.
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Lots of people have been asking for a demo of Bitkey's Emergency Exit Kit. So here it is! This is the way you can move your funds if access to the official Bitkey app ever becomes unavailable to you for any reason.
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Get your bitcoin OFF OF EXCHANGES before they restrict your account! Use @Bitkey instead! A friend just sent this to me:
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I was reading this post and out of pure morbid curiosity, I checked to see if my google authenticator was signed into my main email (it was; I had no idea). I then spent probably 5 minutes digging around in the settings to try to change it (once you know where to look its SUPER easy). I wanted to make this video to help people out how to remove their email from their Google auth. And before you say "oh, I bet it's not connected"; do me a favor and go check. 15 seconds can save you 15 minutes or more during a social engineering attack.
There are 3 really simple things you can do to protect yourself against 90% of social engineering attempts. Most of these operations are casting a big net and just trying to scoop up unsuspecting fish. So make yourself a slightly harder target and they will pass right over you. 1. Don’t ever answer the phone for unknown numbers. Even when the location says Mountain View, CA, or the caller ID says Google. It’s fake! To ensure you don’t get tricked, set your phone setting to Silence unknown numbers automatically. On iPhone it’s Settings ➡️ Phone ➡️ Screen Unknown Callers ➡️ Silence (see screenshot). Many times, bad actors are using fear over the phone to get you to do things you shouldn't - like give them control of your email. 2. Add 2FA to your main email account, and make sure it uses a unique, strong password. Use either an authenticator app or a Yubikey (better) as your 2FA. Accounts.google.com ➡️ Security & sign-in ➡️ Turn on 2-step verification. Then make sure your password is a unique password that isn't used anywhere else. If you are using the same password in more than one place, it's highly likely that it's been leaked. Just go to haveibeenpwned.com, put in your email address, and look at how many leaks its been in. 3. If you use Google Authenticator, turn off the cloud sync. When you have cloud sync on, if someone compromises your Google account, they can steal your 2FA. It makes 2FA ➡️ 1FA, and that is bad. These are the basics that you can do to protect yourself against a huge amount of social engineering. And then if you want extra protection for your BTC, check out the next post 👇
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We're doing another @Bitkey giveaway! A built-in screen. No seed phrase. 2-of-3 multisig. Follow @Bitkey and us, RT to enter. ✅ Winner announced Tuesday 9/1 at 4PM EST.
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If you ever feel stupid, just remember there are people in crypto who genuinely believe this woman spends her time sitting on Telegram, actively day trading, and posting her trades 😂
My thoughts on current crypto pump
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Bitcoin is money 👍
₿itcoin IS Money!!! Pay with Bitcoin. Get Bitcoin back. Get Rewards with Neighborhood. #LivingOnBlock @LivingOnBlock @CashApp @Square @BitcoinatBlock @Bitkey
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The people who want to censor (code, speech, money) are the bad guys.
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