Morgen sind wir beim @blocktrainer event! Wer hat alles ein Ticket ergattern können!

Adam, watch your back! There's a $5 wrench attacker! 🔧😅

#Blizzard, hear me out! Here’s a proposal for #WoWForever to solve WoW’s gold inflation problem permanently! Almost every version of WoW eventually runs into the same problem: the gold supply keeps growing without any hard monetary limit. Over time, this inevitably creates inflation. Gold loses purchasing power, prices rise, and new or returning players enter an economy where veteran players have accumulated wealth for years. There is a simpler solution: Give every server a hard, fixed gold supply. For example: 100 million gold total. Forever. Think of it as the server’s monetary base. Gold dropped by mobs would no longer be newly created. Instead, mobs would distribute gold from a global server pool. The amount of gold mobs drop would dynamically depend on how much gold is currently available in that pool: • Lots of gold in the pool → mobs drop more • Little gold in the pool → mobs drop less Gold spent by players flows back into this pool and can then be redistributed through gameplay. NPC purchases such as skills, professions, repairs, mounts, etc. would return 100% of the spent gold to the server pool. Trading systems like the Auction House could also recycle part of the circulating gold back into the pool through transaction fees. This creates permanent circulation instead of permanent monetary expansion. NPC prices should also be dynamic. If a large percentage of the total gold supply is being held by players and very little gold is actively circulating, prices for essential services like skills and professions should decrease. That prevents new players from being priced out simply because veteran players are sitting on large gold reserves. The game economy would continuously adapt to the purchasing power and availability of gold. Over the very long term, the general price level might gradually decline, potentially resulting in mild persistent deflation. But that wouldn’t necessarily be a problem if the game world itself dynamically adjusts to the purchasing power of gold. One possible consequence of persistent deflation is that players may initially hoard gold. Imagine someone accumulates a large amount of gold, stops playing for three years, and then returns. Because prices have fallen in the meantime, their old savings could suddenly have significantly more purchasing power. But this effect is naturally self-correcting. The moment that player starts using that increased purchasing power, the saved gold begins circulating again. They get the benefit of having saved, as they should, but once they spend it, that purchasing power is transferred to other players and gradually redistributed throughout the economy. In other words: hoarding can temporarily concentrate purchasing power, but spending automatically starts reversing that concentration. The important part is: Gold would finally become truly scarce. No endless monetary expansion. No inevitable long-term inflation. No need for increasingly absurd gold sinks every expansion. Just a closed monetary system where the same gold continuously circulates between players, NPCs, and the game world. For a version of WoW designed to exist forever, its currency should be designed to exist forever too. @Warcraft @Blizzard_Ent @Warcraft_DE

The Aftermath of BIP-110 is discussed at BTC HEL by the most relevant speakers for the topic 🔥

Hard Fork mit @coinjoined Das ganze Video gibt's auf YouTube! 👇🏼

Grateful to have been invited to host and speak in front of 1,000+ Bitcoiners at the @blocktrainer Event in Cologne. I had the chance to talk about two topics close to my heart: Bitcoin inheritance and Bitcoin insurance - how we make sure Bitcoin doesn't just survive us, but stays protected along the way. What an incredible event and community. Thank you to the entire Blocktrainer team for having us and to the @Bitsurance_ and @seedor_io team for making this possible 🧡 ⚡

Who better to test our Lightning integration than @coinjoined ? 100€ in sats at the @blocktrainer event, here's what he came home with! Thanks to @aprycotmedia, @beerofsatoshi, @copiaro, @vexl, @21energy_com, @coinsnap_io and @seedor_io for taking his sats 🧡

🇫🇷 Une famille entière a été ligotée et séquestrée chez elle dans le Pas-de-Calais par des individus qui visaient directement les cryptos du père. Dans la nuit de samedi à dimanche, quatre individus se seraient introduits au domicile d’un couple à Vendin-le-Vieil, où se trouvaient également leurs deux enfants de 8 et 12 ans. Le père, qui travaille dans le secteur des cryptomonnaies, aurait été violenté, tout comme sa fille de 12 ans, qui aurait reçu un coup au visage. Toute la famille aurait ensuite été ligotée. Le père est finalement parvenu à prévenir les secours vers 8 heures du matin. Les quatre suspects sont toujours activement recherchés.

Get your tickets 🎟️ planb.lugano.ch/planb-forum/…

Holding your own keys is only part of self-custody. You also have to think about what happens if a backup is lost, damaged, stolen or needs to be passed on. @coinjoined is building around those problems with @seedor_io and @bitsurance. Join Chris Seedor in Lugano to explore how self-custody can become more resilient. 📍 Plan ₿ Forum | Oct 23–24

Bitcoin unter Beschuss: Diese Länder hätten die Macht dazu Jetzt mehr lesen👇 btc-echo.de/news/so-koennten…

this is one of the most shocking customer data leaks of the year. Europe's biggest fintech company, Revolut - just admitted to handing over 50,000+ customer records to a *FAKE* government email. verification selfies, copies of passports, full transaction histories, home addresses many lives will be harmed from the collection of this data we've seen it already with over 70+ kidnappings and break-ins this year in France from a similar set of leaked data this is why I'm super grateful that services like Bitrefill exist. they're one of the few companies left that offer basic banking services in 190+ countries without forcing KYC you can live off Bitcoin + stablecoins and spend them at 8,000+ big brand retailers through gift codes (Amazon, Mastercard, Uber, Walmart, Delta etc.) no email, no phone # necessary - you don't have to even register an account privacy options start looking essential after a week like this

I will be speaking @btchelevent: Bitcoin is freedom.

Spending all day at a TradFi conference being told Bitcoin is worthless because "you can’t touch it." Hoping the $5 wrench attacker standing behind us puts an end to my suffering soon. 🙏🔧

Incredible energy at @TheBitcoinConf @Bitcoinconfasia Loved moderating our panel⚡️ Huge thank you to the team and to this killer lineup: 🎙️ @BritishHodl 🎙️ @coinjoined 🎙️ @HunterAlbright 🎙️ @nomadcapitalist (Khatia Gelbakhiani) On to the next one! 🚀

Ready for a day between vintage cars and stock investors. We're the booth talking about Bitcoin. We're at Anlegertag Düsseldorf with @Bitsurance_ 🚀 if you're around, come to say hi!

Morgen infiltrieren Philipp und Chris zusammen mit Markus von @BitBoxSwiss den Anlegertag Düsseldorf. 🕵️‍♂️ 📍 Classic Remise 🏎️ Oldtimer 🏦 99 % TradFi-Aussteller ₿ 1 % Bitcoin Kommt vorbei und leistet uns moralische Unterstützung hinter den feindlichen Linien. Vielleocht wird die Wolf-of-Wall-Street Szene nachgestellt mit dem Lamborghini Countach 🤔

Our preliminary review of the phishing mail that was sent out to our newsletter subscribers about an hour ago found that it is very likely that our newsletter provider got compromised. Multiple other Bitcoin companies got targeted as well, and it appears that we all share the same newsletter provider. We sent out a phishing warning to all our newsletter subscribers, contacted the provider and reported the phishing domains. Most of the phishing links appear to have been taken down already. We are still actively investigating this situation and will update you once we know more.