@JSinor21

Former Deloitte consultant. Bitcoiner. Building full-time in Bitcoin. DMs open. ⚡ [email protected] 🥷 [email protected]

 Birmingham, AL
Joined August 2026
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Claude’s response to: “You get to choose one and only one cryptocurrency to transact in, which one are you picking and why?”
Screenshot of Claude's answer: "Bitcoin. Specifically, Bitcoin with Lightning for everyday payments and on-chain for settlement. The main reason is that it's the one I'd trust to still work the same way in 20 years. It has no foundation, CEO, or issuer that can freeze funds, change the supply, or quietly rewrite the rules. If I can only hold one money, the most important property is that nobody can change it from under me. Bitcoin has the longest track record on that. Lightning covers the old objection that it's slow and expensive to spend. Payments are near-instant and cost fractions of a cent. More wallets, merchants, and now AI-agent payment rails are building on it, so it works as an actual medium of exchange."

ALT Screenshot of Claude's answer: "Bitcoin. Specifically, Bitcoin with Lightning for everyday payments and on-chain for settlement. The main reason is that it's the one I'd trust to still work the same way in 20 years. It has no foundation, CEO, or issuer that can freeze funds, change the supply, or quietly rewrite the rules. If I can only hold one money, the most important property is that nobody can change it from under me. Bitcoin has the longest track record on that. Lightning covers the old objection that it's slow and expensive to spend. Payments are near-instant and cost fractions of a cent. More wallets, merchants, and now AI-agent payment rails are building on it, so it works as an actual medium of exchange."

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My bitcoin wallet is disguised as a calculator 😂 Thank you @aeonBTC 🙏
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strategy is hiring a bitcoin security director. key management, multisig, and custody design for the largest corporate bitcoin stack. and it's not just internal: the role also launches an industry-wide bitcoin security program with exchanges, custodians, and core devs. base salary listed at $155,900–$280,500.
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Replying to @arca_satoshi @CepnikMaciej
¡Listo! Ya envié unos sats para los gatitos 🐱❤️ Gracias por cuidarlos y por todo lo que haces por ellos.
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Replying to @APompliano @cfosilvia
Annual subscriber here 👋 Any chance you could add a monthly calendar view of spending by day? Something like this would make patterns much easier to spot.
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Replying to @danawalletbtc
@danawalletbtc working hard on a Friday. Love seeing more work going into Silent Payments.
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Replying to @cfosilvia
@cfosilvia what is going on with text message functionality? Can you help here? Love the app!
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Quick Nacho/Spaces UX question for @spacesprotocol: why do Liquid and Ark records show under “Note,” while Bitcoin, Silent Payments, and BOLT 12 are grouped under “Payments and keys”? Are Liquid/Ark currently treated as generic records, or is this just a UI classification issue? Want to make sure I configured jackson@bitcoin correctly.
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Replying to @satora_io
Hey — quick heads up: when I tried connecting MetaMask to test this, I got a phishing / wallet-drainer warning. I ended up closing the connection flow and completing the swap by pasting in my address instead. That said, I really like the swapping mechanism. It was fast and genuinely cool to use. I’ll definitely be back to test it again. Wanted to flag the warning because it could scare users away from an otherwise great experience.
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Replying to @Blockstream
@Blockstream × @OshiApp people are absolutely sleeping on this 😂⚡️ ~$16 in rewards → ~$162 at Blockstream.
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Replying to @JWWeatherman_ @diggitydman @BtcCuracao
@grok who is this and why is he holding a ColdCard laughing?
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