Bitcoin is working today. So are we.

110Tards like @knutsvanholm need to read and respond to these risks

Hmm looks like @Excellion's prediction of BSTR going through without any problems turned out to be wrong :( Seems like the explosive allegations about fraud taking place at Blockstream and potentially BSTR in this article might be right: natinfosec.substack.com/p/ad… I wouldn't trust Adam Back, @Blockstream or BSTR x.com/mattkratter/status/206…

What is the greatest enemy of science? ✍️

Stop asking how it happened and open your eyes. 😉

Sleep and exercise protect the heart by reprogramming mutant blood cells. New work shows healthy lifestyles can gene-specifically curb clonal hematopoiesis and reduce atherosclerosis by dampening inflammatory programs in mutant progenitor cells and vascular macrophages. A powerful reminder: lifestyle is molecular medicine. nature.com/articles/s41569-0… #Sleep #Exercise #HeartHealth #Inflammation #Aging

All you have to do is figure out why astronauts age at an accelerated rate out in space and you'll have your answer

Adam Back didn't invent proof of work. We should say so plainly, because the real history is better than the myth. The idea came first from two cryptographers you've probably never heard of. In 1992, Cynthia Dwork and Moni Naor proposed making a computer do a small, hard piece of work to send an email, as a way to price out spammers. That was proof of work, five years before Hashcash. Back's contribution: In 1997 he built Hashcash, the working version that turned the idea into something you could actually run. The term "proof of work" itself was coined later, in 1999, by Markus Jakobsson and Ari Juels. Hal Finney made it reusable in 2004. Then Satoshi cited Hashcash by name and wired it into Bitcoin, turning an anti-spam trick into the heartbeat of sound money. No single genius. A relay run across sixteen years by people who mostly never met. Bitcoin wasn't handed down by one founder you have to trust. It was assembled in the open, checkable by anyone. The money you can verify yourself was built the same way.

131A imagery of the Sun showing the C-class solar flaring that's been active the last ~2 days now. It's looking very likely we'll see M-flares and potentially X-flares in the days ahead.

Artificial light at night doesn't just brighten coral reefs—it disrupts sleep and damages DNA. In reef damselfish, nighttime light increased aggression and nocturnal feeding, reduced sleep, and was linked to greater neuronal DNA damage. Another reason to protect natural darkness. sciencedirect.com/science/ar… #Sleep #CircadianRhythms #LightPollution #MarineBiology #BrainHealth

This is a beach in Poland. What do you notice here?

BIP-110 experts, are these 2 claims from Bitmex true? "BIP-110 does all kinds of outragoues things, like [1] banning sends to P2PK outputs (That Satoshi used) and it [2] messes up people's inheritance plans if they use OP_IF in Tapscript. This will freeze user funds. I have spoken to people with Bitcoin in these contracts that will lose their Bitcoin if BIP-110 activates!"

The better AI gets the more valuable real humanity becomes

Yet the Pope has nothing to say about the innocent Iranians who have been slaughtered by the Iranian regime. Why is the Catholic Church so obsessed with kissing Islam’s ass? It’s very disturbing.

Actually, this should really say lying government… and the WHO/WEF

I’ve never been more bullish on Bitcoin.

CoreTARDS are discussing a URSF because there isn't enough spam in Bitcoin. Imagine spending your time, attention and intellect to protect this👇: h*ttps://uniscan.cc/inscription/0bfd399a28127e569985a52bd1bcc2f82951582e26db18753d52638041b4d2f0i0 @SuperTestnet must be proud🏆

I just wish I could vote for Donald J. Trump one more time.