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From the archives (circa 2020): This aged like fine wine. The pay-to-post mechanism on Twetch was designed to bankrupt attention farmers and gamification abusers — and it worked. Today, BSV social platforms still prove that only pure value makers survive when every action costs a satoshi.

I am very happy to see you posting on my channel. Thank you so much.

From the archives (2021): This was when BSV NFTs were all the rage. Slurp Juice #1431 selling for $34 — a humble price compared to later peaks, but a perfect time capsule of the Twetch/Twonk era. The blockchain remembers every trade.

welcome back ☕️

finally made it back, glad my account is still working

is this the real @4

Wild idea: whoever is leaving BTC is going private and doesn't want price to go up too suddenly and rapidly, or have BTC price go down too much either.

Switching coins with big money is an endeavor that requires strategic considerations.

Sure, BSV has already won and whatnot, but I'd be surprised if in ten years we weren't all thinking back to this monent in tine and how cheaply and easily we could have acquired privacy coins.

Hello

I actually like our C7 vette though, we crashed it on a frozen lake last year and remade the bumper from sheet metal

don't push it too fast, you must listen to the/your music it must provide excitation

Beautiful

Still true
https://twetch.com/t/63029600317dffefc3b3a909c402eebc3db0144bfd42a64c46cbc455bbb1411c

Le ciel a Versailles c’est soir -magnifique

There's no better prepping than becoming more free.

Common denominators between all of us seems to be the food supply. I am learning self resiliency will be a matter of life and death. I will be buying a freeze dryer, buying books on local foraging, learning more about hunting and cleaning game... and if none of this shit happens in our lifetime... I will still become closer to the person I would like to be anyways. Win-Win.

🌳 ⚡85k earned today on Treechat

the Japanese have every right to protect their culture from the globalist

We could have had hard money a decade ago. The destruction of Bitcoin is the saddest event of the 3rd millennium.