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From Fiat Family Home to Bitcoin Mining Trailer: Off-Grid Steve
The British Bitcoiner on a mission to understand whether Off-Grid, Bitcoin miner heat living is a viable and crucially, profitable venture.
By Joe Nakamoto
The British Bitcoiner on a mission to understand whether Off-Grid, Bitcoin miner heat living is a viable and crucially, profitable venture.
By Chris Guida
When we save our life’s work in bitcoin, we want to be certain that the wealth generated by such work will still be around decades or even centuries from now.
By Matthew Kratter
Germany’s 50,000 BTC dump at the bull run start is baffling, especially since they can print fiat. This, along with poor energy policies and free speech disregard, shows why Bitcoin offers hope for a better world.
By Matthew Kratter
What does the Trump assassination attempt mean for the 2024 election and Bitcoin policy? Also, the U.S. secret service shows itself to be as incompetent as the mainstream media is when it covers anything Trump.
By Matthew Kratter
Bitcoin curbs government overreach through money printing and devaluation. It promotes saving and long-term investment over fiat’s consumerism, empowering global citizens and potentially sparking a cultural renaissance.
By Matthew Kratter
Competition exists between US government agencies like the SEC and CFTC to regulate Bitcoin. Senate Democrats propose giving the CFTC unprecedented control over BTC, beyond its traditional role.
By Matthew Kratter
Is Bitcoin mining is behind canine hair loss, old oak trees dying, and old people getting sick? No. But, the smear campaigns remain relentless.
By Matthew Kratter
Questions about Bitcoin market and transactional value, and Tether’s influence. Bitcoin isn’t controlled by Tether, which is likely not a Ponzi scheme but a profitable business.
By Matthew Kratter
BTC’s price volatility is due to its smaller market cap. Although its been decreasing over time, it could spike during a fiat currency collapse, similar to the unpredictability of gold prices during the Weimar Republic.
By Matthew Kratter
In this video, Matt discusses Bitcoin HODL’ing vs. Bitcoin spending. Most people should probably have at least 2 Bitcoin buckets: 1) Deep cold storage Bitcoin, 2) Spending wallet.
By Matthew Kratter
Bitcoin’s culture of hodling, and how important it is both for building strong individuals and families, as well as creating the precondition for a Bitcoin circular economy to develop.
By Matthew Kratter
Launching a new cryptocurrency is challenging, needing miner compensation through new issuance (diluting holders) or transaction fees (requiring long-term demand). Bitcoin successfully navigated this quagmire.
By Matthew Kratter
Matt discusses Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA), a US Bitcoin miner criticized for OFAC censorship, spamming the network and mining altcoins. With stock price and revenue down — survival is uncertain.
By Matthew Kratter
Learn how to deprogram yourself, and get on the path to recovery from years of abuse and gaslighting by governments, schools, corporations, lobbying groups, and the media.
By Matthew Kratter
Dollar cost averaging (DCA) imposes the discipline of buying fewer sats when the fiat price is higher and more sats when the fiat price is lower, thus giving you a lower fiat cost basis.
By Matthew Kratter
Fiat money, not Bitcoin is the true psyop, controlling money supply to fund bureaucrats. Opt out and choose Bitcoin, the freedom money.
By Matthew Kratter
The market may overreact to the upcoming Mt. Gox BTC distribution — presenting a buying opportunity. Long-term HODLers should use lower prices to accumulate BTC.
By Matthew Kratter
Sound money, free markets, and corporations can coordinate human activity and productivity effectively, but stocks, unlike Bitcoin, are paper assets subject to management, regulatory, and operational risks.
By Steven Lubka
Rather than being something to be avoided, sunlight has many health benefits that most people are unaware of, from reducing chronic illnesses, to prolonging your life.
By Matthew Kratter
Larry Fink’s CNBC interview, retweeted by Michael Saylor and Michael Dell, pitches Bitcoin as a legitimate hedge against monetary debasement with non-correlated returns. Bitcoin is HOPE!
By Matthew Kratter
Kaspa’s strengths (no premine, proof of work, capped supply) are undermined by its concentrated founding team and devs with outspoken political views, raising concerns about its neutrality and future forks.
By Matthew Kratter
A critical flaw in cryptocurrency, based on a series of tweets by Miles Deutscher — highlighting a major fundamental issue that is beginning to surface in the crypto world.