hodler_node

This is something I think about a lot. My wife knows I own BTC but has no idea how much or where it is. I just have a notebook with seed phrases and wallet names, no instructions. If something happens to me, she’s lost.

Which platform did you try? Was it Babylon? I’ve known them for a while but haven’t tested it yet. If you’re new, you can make your BTC a productive asset without wrapping or third-party custody.

Once you get into it, it’s a slippery slope for average folks. It's risky if you don’t handle it right.

I just set up OpenClaw on a VPS. I’m curious about its capabilities. Tried getting it to trade automatically, but it keeps refusing due to security concerns. Even when I said it’s just for experiments with a burner…

Look, gambling sites want to attract more users, and crypto is the way to do it now. They understand the market.

I’ve never celebrated Bitcoin Pizza Day before, but this year, I’m thinking of recreating that famous Laszlo Hanyecz transaction. I’d need folks from different countries to help out!

I’m kinda skeptical about the accuracy of those maps... I mean, there are places listed that don’t even allow Bitcoin transactions. Might just waste a trip trying to use it.

I really can’t rule out the idea of lost funds. People might have forgotten about those coins and now they’re just doing something dumb.

These situations happen all the time. Being early in an investment usually comes with risks, like gambling. Look at Amazon during the dot-com bust. It dropped like crazy but came back strong.