Jazzy ✪ Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

あー。ちょっと肌寒いなぁ〜。
しおちのTwetchパーカーがありゃ〜
暖かいのになぁ〜(´・ω・｀)ﾁﾗﾁﾗ

@92303

今日も仕事だぜ👞

BSVにもSolana BLINKのようなものがあったらなぁ〜( ´ー`)

🤣🤣🤣

Thx🫰✨

I want this so bad ( ¯ ꒳¯)
I'd wear it to work every day✨
I actually made a serious career switch from healthcare to engineering because I want to become a blockchain engineer ( ¯ ꒳¯)

🤣🤣🤣

OrdinalsWalletのシード生成関数は
crypto.getRandomValuesなのか
Math.randomや時刻ベースなのか

どっちなんだいっ！？( ´ー`)

Japanese exchanges announced that the fork resulting from Bitcoin's BIP-110 will be a hard fork.

lol

･After depositing Japanese yen, withdrawals to external wallets may be blocked for a certain period
･Similarly, withdrawal restrictions may apply for a certain period after purchasing crypto
･Pre-registration of withdrawal addresses will be required
･Even after registering an address, a waiting period is expected before you can send funds
･As a result, the common practice of "buy and immediately move to your own wallet" will become harder

An unfamiliar account is saying this:

“My post was deleted.”

I’m sickened by centralized social media platforms.

Phew. I almost thought it was a factory that churns out food waste.

Phew. I almost thought it was a factory that churns out food waste.

Hello , X 🐱🔥

A major earthquake struck the Kyushu region of Japan.
It had a magnitude of 7.1 and reached the maximum seismic intensity of Shindo 7 on Japan's seismic intensity scale.
This is what it looked like.

おはよう☀️世界🌏

That describes Japan perfectly.

Unfortunately, nothing changes. This is a structural problem.

Well done Japanese.

This is in front of Japan's National Diet Building.
Some people are protesting because they are concerned that constitutional amendments could lead Japan toward war. Their message is opposition to war and opposition to constitutional revision.
Compared with demonstrations in many other countries, protests in Japan are generally very orderly and peaceful—almost like a concert in atmosphere.

Demonstrations are taking place across Japan.
I want people to see the reality of Japan that rarely makes it into the mainstream media.
On centralized social media platforms, accounts can be suspended and posts can be removed without warning. That's why I'm posting this on Twetch—to help preserve a public record.

Thank you. About a year ago, there were already large-scale protests calling for the dissolution of Japan's Ministry of Finance.
The government provides massive financial aid to other countries while raising taxes on its own citizens. At the same time, tax revenue has reached record highs year after year.
On top of that, the weak-yen policy has driven up the cost of living. As a country that relies heavily on imports, Japan's people are becoming increasingly exhausted by the economic burden.

Why can't humanity work together and strive for something greater...?
I'm tired of the power struggles and self-interest of the wealthy and powerful.
And in the end, it's ordinary people who get caught in the middle and pay the price.

Living in Japan, it's easy to miss these changes because we're experiencing them from the inside.
Japan is generally considered a safe and peaceful country, and that's how many of us still see it. However, public safety has gradually been declining.
That said, compared to many other countries, the protests here are still relatively peaceful and not particularly aggressive.

防衛費上げるのにまた増税になるからじゃないですかね？
物価高で苦しい▶防衛費アップ▶戦争するな！
という流れかと🤔

ウチは地方なんでメディアも取り上げないし全く知りませんでしたw😅

This is the current situation in Japan.
Public frustration with the Prime Minister and the government has reached its limit, and demonstrations are continuing across the country.
This is not a fake video.
I'm posting it on Twetch to preserve a record, as there have been increasing cases of accounts being suspended or posts being removed on other social media platforms.

"Haha, that's exactly the image I had 😂
But more importantly, Mr. Brooz—
are you the Brooz from the 1Sat Ordinals Discord?
Do you not remember me?
I remember interacting with you quite a while back."

First of all, thanks for your reply!
That does sound pretty similar. The starting fare for a taxi in Japan is about £3.53. 👀
Japanese taxi companies are very well organized and highly regulated, so I think their biggest advantage is that they're one of the safest and most reliable ways to get to your destination compared with taxis in many other countries. 🚕