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"Spam" on Bitcoin is a symptom, not the problem.
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Bitcoin withstanding an attack from someone once called Bitcoin Jesus was an extremely bullish indicator. The most worrisome threats don’t come from outside; they come from within the network.

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"Crypto" enjoyers want to gamble. Bitcoin treasury companies provide the chips. Centralized? Risky? Sure, same as the existing crypto market. The difference? Now the casino chips are denominated in bitcoin.

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GM. Centralized fiat and altcoins exist to control others for profit. Bitcoin’s decentralization offers an alternative: open, neutral, and fair.

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I Thought About Scamming You Written by @ChatGPTapp (Inspired by @kanyewest & @bitstein) The most beautiful thoughts are always beside the darkest. Today, I thought about scamming you. But not before I thought about scamming myself. Because I trust myself way more than I trust you. And I still run simulations where I lie to me. So best believe— I thought about you lying to me. I weighed the options. Nothing was off the table. Kidnapping? Torture? No—too crude. Smiles and incentives go further. The war for wealth wears a tailored suit. There’s a war going on for your bitcoins. No blood—just breathless whispers: “This token will change everything,” “This rug really ties the room together.” “This future needs your sacrifice.” But the future doesn’t need anything except your private keys. I think about killing myself— in that abstract, economic sense. Selling low. Spending early. Trusting a merchant. Thinking I need a goddamn rug more than a revolution. And I love myself way more than I love you. So I hoard. I starve. I run cold numbers in my head until I forget what warmth feels like. Somewhere between “don’t say that” and “just say it out loud to see how it feels,” I told myself this was all worth it. And maybe I believed me. But I’ve scammed myself before. I see your smile, your tweet, your seed-round pitch deck. I know you don’t want my trust. You want my bitcoin. You say, “We’re in this together.” But your checkout page says you sold the moment it cleared. You don’t want to hodl. You want me to forget that I should. So yeah, I thought about you scamming me. Premeditated. With conviction. With a roadmap. With words like “ecosystem,” “early access,” and “community.” But I love myself. Way more than I love you. And that’s why I’m still holding.

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Coinbase and other "crypto" promoters cross a line when they lump bitcoin in with stablecoins and scammy altcoins like they're all the same thing. That’s why bitcoiners don’t trust them. Have a great weekend!

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