Hello Humble Bitcoiners!
The week begins as HODLers show their resilience as more than 66 percent of the available bitcoin supply has not moved in more than a year.
Bitcoiners are hopeful despite the current global economic crisis. |
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📝 Today's Rundown - 🗽 Fight For Freedom: At Bitcoin Amsterdam, Stella Assange advocated for her husband Julian’s freedom, drawing parallels between Bitcoin and WikiLeaks.
- 😶 Free Speech & Bitcoin: Candace Owens reported that Kanye West’s bank accounts with JPMorgan Chase were closed. Ye needs to adopt bitcoin in order to exchange value.
- 💻 New Frontiers: Bitcoin’s unique properties of electricity usage and heat generation bring new frontiers to building design.
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| It's not just about the Perpetual Swap at BitMEX - although they did create it. Users can also go long or short on Futures Contracts, featuring various coins and tokens, margined in Bitcoin. With BitMEX Spot, it’s possible to also buy and sell Bitcoin with instant settlement. Traders on the go can use BitMEX Mobile, where the functions needed to trade anywhere, at any time, are placed directly at your fingertips. |
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Stella Assange, Wife Of Imprisoned WikiLeaks Founder, Fights For Power Against Authority At Bitcoin Amsterdam
By Peter Chawaga In a presentation titled “Free Assange,” Stella Assange, wife of the imprisoned WikiLeaks founder, took the stage at Bitcoin Amsterdam to describe the parallels between Bitcoin as a permissionless money and WikiLeaks’ mission to disseminate vital information to the public.
Assange went on to recount infamous publications from WikiLeaks. For example, she outlined the role that Julian Assange and the publishing platform played in spurring the Occupy Wall Street movement, and said that he called Bitcoin “the real Occupy Wall Street.” Among other things, Stella Assange also outlined the role that Bitcoin played in supporting WikiLeaks as centralized financial institutions attempted to silence it.
The battle for the freedom of Julian Assage is one that should resonate with adopters of Bitcoin. |
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Why Kanye West And Other Free Speech Advocates Need Bitcoin
By Marty Bent This last week, one of the largest banks in the world abruptly rug pulled Kanye West's multibillion-dollar company bank account, by giving him and his team an account ending notice to fully empty it before the end of next month. No official reason was given, but it could be that Kanye said something the bank or government doesn't agree with.
Within these last few months, real examples of censorship have continued to increase.
Not so long ago, PayPal attempted implement a $2500 fine on any users it deems to be exhibiting thoughtcrime. While they backed down after their customer base called out the insanity, it does leave a precedent.
The author describes the parallels of the different events having the same specific source: freedom of speech. Our freedom of speech is being attacked. And unfortunately it doesn't stop there — the attack extends to the freedom of moving money. This is the reason why freedom advocates need Bitcoin. |
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Six Ways Bitcoin Mining Is Transforming Building Utilities For The Better
By Dan Luddy Winter is coming and the electricity we use to warm our dwellings is one of the important factors that got us into the environmental turmoil we are dealing with today. Being efficient with our energy is key to preventing and reversing the perturbing lack of cheap quality energy for everyone.
What if by heating our residence, we could contribute to the best form of money ever? By reusing waste heat, Bitcoin mining could be integrated into commercial and residential buildings and be profitable at the same time. Bitcoin mining can easily improve building performance and reduce global carbon emissions while also decentralizing money and making it impartial and fair for everyone.
The author of this article demonstrates how Bitcoin is not only changing our monetary system, but also transforming building utilities for the better. |
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We all might have this feeling where the sats we stack will never be enough. Why? Because there is no such thing as having enough bitcoin. What do we say when people ask us how much bitcoin we own? Not enough.
Stack harder,
Bam |
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