From local meetups to global movements! 🌍 🎤 WAGMI: @Bitcoinbeach, @romanmartinezc, @inahcitadel and @runwithbitcoin join @mir_btc to discuss building Bitcoin communities. Watch live: rumble.com/v7gr66y-wagmi-sta…

Run For Hal Lugano 🇨🇭 Proof of work. The 1% of the 1% of the 1%. It takes a seriously low time preference to be a bitcoiner, get up before sunrise in the dark and cold, and run for Hal. What a fantastic turnout for our third year by the lake. Thank you to everyone who ran, and bonus kudos to the two who completed their first 5km 🙌 And as we finished, the sky turned a warm orange. A message from Hal? 🧡 Shout-outs: Volunteer leaders: @emjshrx, Ed and Richard @LuganoPlanB, for being wonderful hosts @youralsnetwork, Hal Finney ALS/MND Research Fund @franfinney, inspiration and guidance 🧡 Running bitcoin. #RunForHal #LuganoPlanB #BitcoinRunners

.@RunwithBitcoin spent 800 days crossing 40+ countries without touching a bank card once, Bitcoin only Some countries made it easy. Most didn't. He's telling the real version, not the highlight reel, and what it taught him about money

A friend told me Bitcoin can't do 100x anymore because there isn't enough electricity to mine it. I ran the numbers. A 100x after the next halving means miners earn about $1.8 billion a day, enough to pay for around 500 GW of mining. That's about 14% of the world's electricity, or some 500 nuclear reactors, and nobody builds that in one halving cycle. Who gets the miners first: countries that can permit a dam or a reactor in months, or ones that don't require permits at all? See the cost of mining vs. price correlation, about how hashrate follows price (not the other way around), based on mining cost (capital cost of ASICs and electricity) juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2…