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I have had multiple DM's asking me how I escaped Fiat hell and got into off-grid Bitcoin mining. It'll be much easier to share it with everybody instead of individual DM. So here you go... Before I started in the fiat mines, I was competing on the national circuit, working towards an IFBB Pro Card, while recruiting IT talent for corporations that measured human beings in résumés, billable hours, and quarterly reports. It paid the bills, but it never built a damn thing except my body and my self-confidence. After enough politricks and boardroom BS I decided it was time for something else. So I taught myself automation and robotics. I took a janitor job inside a warehouse just to get through the door. Then one night, a piece of automation equipment went down. While everyone else stood around waiting for somebody qualified to fix it, I stepped in and brought the machine back to life. That changed everything. Over the next few years, I climbed from pushing a broom to leading technicians and becoming the highest-paid automation tech in the facility. No degree opened that door. No connected family made a phone call. I earned it with grease on my hands, sleepless nights, and the refusal to stay where the system had placed me. Then I found Bitcoin. I gave the company an ultimatum: give me the schedule I needed to build my future, or I would walk. They refused. So I walked. I liquidated my 401k, sold what I could, and put everything I had into ASIC miners. No safety net. No Plan B. Just conviction, proof of work, and the understanding that freedom has never been handed to anyone who waited politely for permission.... IT WAS TIME TO BURN THE BOATS!! I taught myself mining, electrical infrastructure, networking, cooling, deployment, repair, and data-center construction. Then I built my own Bitcoin mining facilities from the ground up. When Duke Energy became an obstacle, I told them to fuck off and started making my own power. I bought abandoned stranded-gas wells and turned forgotten energy into productive digital infrastructure. I built generation systems at the wellhead, deployed data centers where nobody else saw opportunity, and created digital pipelines through satellite links, mesh networks, and cellular backhauls. Where others saw dead wells, remote land, and unusable gas, I saw sovereign power. Where others saw risk, I saw territory. Eventually, I found a few other Bitcoiners forged from the same kind of steel, and together we founded Sovereign Hybrid Compute. @SHCompute Today, I serve as CEO. We are building KYC-free virtual private servers, VPN infrastructure, high-performance compute, and Bitcoin-native digital services powered by independent energy. Infrastructure built beyond the reach of cloud cartels, financial gatekeepers, and anyone who believes access to computation should require their approval. I did not come from venture capital. I came from the dirt. From pushing a broom to rebuilding machines. From cashing out my retirement to building mining farms. From fighting utility monopolies to generating my own power. From abandoned gas wells to sovereign compute infrastructure. Every chapter followed the same law: When the gatekeepers said no, I built another gate. When the road ended, I brought a bulldozer and built my own. When the system demanded obedience, I chose sovereignty. Proof of work is not something I talk about. It is how I have lived my entire life. ⚡🏴‍☠️

🚨📢 MOST LACK THE DISCIPLINE REQUIRED FOR THIS 3O DAY CHALLENGE. Do you have what it takes? TODAY I CHALLENGE EVERY MAN ON THIS PLATFORM TO ELEVATE HIMSELF BEYOND THE PATHETIC PURSUIT OF TEARING OTHERS DOWN... Stop confusing being loud with being formidable. Stop mistaking cynicism for intelligence and cruelty for strength. If your sole ambition is to follow others around spreading negativity, envy, and misery, I genuinely pity you, and your mother. Imagine raising a son with the potential for greatness, only to watch him become a monument to sloth, bitterness, and resentment. You could have been one of the greats. A builder. A leader. A man whose presence inspired others to become something greater. Instead, you chose to become a spectator of other men's accomplishments, throwing stones from the comfort of your own mediocrity. That's not strength. That's weakness masquerading as superiority. REAL MEN build. They encourage. They challenge one another to rise. They spread knowledge, wisdom, discipline, and positivity because they understand that another man's success takes absolutely nothing from their own. So here's my challenge: For the next 30 days, replace your insults with encouragement. Replace your envy with effort. Replace your negativity with something that makes another human being better. Build something. Teach something. Inspire someone. Become a man your ancestors would respect and your descendants would be proud to remember. The world has enough miserable bastards contributing nothing but noise. LIVE YOUR PROOF OF WORK AND BE THE SIGNAL.

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.

TFTC 808 w/ @RealEJAntoni: "Trump clawed back half of the losses under Biden in only twelve or thirteen months. And then what happens? Down they go, because of energy prices spiking." We discuss: ⚡ Why Republicans lost ⚡ The paycheck reversal ⚡ The next two years

Before I visited Pennsylvania, everyone warned me that Philadelphia people are the toughest, most impatient people in America. I believed them until I walked toward the front door of a Wawa gas station. I was still forty feet away in the parking lot, walking between rows of cars. A massive construction worker in steel-toe boots, carrying a twenty-four-ounce coffee in one hand and a paper-wrapped hoagie in the other, pushed open the glass door to leave. Then he saw me. He stopped. He planted his boot against the bottom of the door. And he waited. Forty feet is a very long distance when a grown man is holding a door for you in the wind. In Japan, to make a stranger wait carries great shame. So I broke into that awkward half-jog every man performs when he wishes to show gratitude without looking like he is fleeing a crime. "Go ahead, boss," he said as I passed. Ten minutes later, as I walked out with my own sandwich, I saw an elderly woman locking her car thirty feet away. I planted my foot against the glass. I held the door. Another man behind me held the inner door. Within seconds we had formed an impromptu honor guard of grumpy men holding glass doors in complete silence. Philadelphia may boo Santa Claus. But inside the three-foot radius of a Wawa doorway, they have the manners of the imperial court.

Israel has been radicalized in recent years, and with the re-introduction of extreme fundamentalists like Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, we're seeing radical zionism take control over the country, its policies & actions.  Full episode with Lino Hermesh, below.