Look at all these businesses and organizations that support bip110! 🔥🔥🔥 (This list is a work in progress): v0-bitcoin-companies-table.v…

As high-profile websites vanish, it’s a reminder that the web has no built-in archival layer. But some publishers are now blocking the Wayback Machine. What’s at stake if the web stops being archived? Our new FAQ explains: preserving the public record matters. 🌐📚 help.archive.org/help/faq-pu…

I do enjoy pointing out that Andy Back had no idea what proof of work would ultimately be used for and still hasn't figured it out. It is *not to prevent spam* - Satoshi didn't use it for that purpose at all. It is to make it difficult to rewrite history. That's all. You can still fill up the historical record with junk data if you want, the same way you can doodle on any ledger or journal. The point is that people can't (easily) go back and rewrite it after the fact - making doodles/junk data far more important to prevent in the first place due to the fact that they can't be gotten rid of and everyone has to verify and store them forever. Early Bitcoin was characterized by an instinctive aversion to those who would use it as free cloud storage, everything was done to prevent it from occurring, and not once did anyone cite irrelevant aspects of Bitcoin like the network imposed difficulty required to mine a block or the limit of block sizes as being sufficient or even somehow related to prevention of spam. It should be extremely obvious to all that the highly lauded cypherpunks in this space are attempting to put Proof of Work back in the anti-spam category where it laid dead as a mechanism for fixing email until Satoshi realized that it could be used usefully to solve a different problem entirely while spam remained an unsolved problem that would be countered on a best-effort basis and treated as a moving target like it is on every other protocol.

Core culture and ideas is slowly turning Bitcoin into a big clunky conglomerate that goes out of its way to compete with Shitcoins that pose no threat to Bitcoin. Knots culture and ideas plays to Bitcoin's strength & competitive advantage as Sound Money. Run Knots + BIP-110✊

Support BIP-110 by running the activation client. By running this code, you are letting your node's voice be heard, and that voice says, "Bitcoin is money, not data storage." Learn more at bip110.org.

So cool to see Pear Pass launch. P2P is the future. Running on Autobase 😎🔥🔥🔥 Pass.Pears.com

Big Tech wants you asleep—comforted by sleek design and “free” features, while they harvest your thoughts in data centers. Keet is the red pill💊 No servers. No surveillance. Just you and your message, peer-to-peer.🍐 Wake up, Anon

Hello friends 🙂 News from the peer to peer front. A new peer to peer js runtime. 🙂 Want to run Javascript everywhere and have full control? bare.pears.com/