Honestly I have been thinking about it through a longevity lens and trying to utilize the Pi as a simple desktop that uses less power in case if I run my power off of pure solar or a power station. I also want it to run a Bitcoin node, which I know doesn't take much for it to run.

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They look really interesting hon! I cant wait to see more of Zephyr!

Yes, yes it will be a good idea! ✊

I am sorry for all the replies, but I would love to know what your thoughts are and if we could discuss about them. To see if we can both learn together.

But there are now new Bitcoin miners that doesnt take much power and arent that powerful. But they are more energy efficient and dont require a lot of material to build them. One of them is called a Bitaxe and they take very little power to run and the materials for them is cheap.

Bitcoin mining is a more environmentally friendly than gold mining. But that doesnt mean it is carbon neutral, which a lot of the Bitcoin mining groups and solo miners are finding ways to use renewables since it reduces cost to run said mining operation.

Good day, I hope all is well. I can see your point on the material cost of certain things for the Bitcoin network. But there are a few Bitcoin miners that are built from recycled materials and if I remember correctly the network is currently running with 58% of renewable energy.

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It does though, governments issue bonds to gain income from new bond buyers that pay taxes and then they get returns and interest from other bond holders/tax payers and then the government issues more bonds from new bond buyers and tax payers aka a ponzi scheme. They pay peter with pauls money.

Where does the government get the money from then? Taxes that citizens pay.

Then the U.S treasury bonds are a ponzi scheme due to the bonds being bought from U.S citizens by previous U.S citizens taxes. Also many crypto exchanges do KYC if they want to stay compliant and be able to use the U.S banking system.

I do agree with you on your statement above on Ponzi schemes and money laundering not contributing towards the economy.

Hello, what aspect of Bitcoin is a ponzi? Money laundering is easier in U.S dollars due to how dominant it is. Many criminals choose dollars due to how easy it is to move around in the banking system and how cash works to their favor of giving anonymity by default.

I do not have too much knowledge about desktop versions of them. But for signal the molly app is good, and matrix is still pretty solid as a stand alone app.

Signal is a pretty good alternative for a E2E chat. Matrix is getting there too.

Agreed 😂

Slightly had it been a genuine person, but 9 out 10 people that open with "How are you doing in the markets?" Are usually scammers, so id say its fair game.

Nah knowledge is power. Teach me all knowing one.

Nah, I am waiting for you to enlighten me about the financial system.

Then enlighten me.

How is it showing a lack of understanding? I understand how both traditional fiat currencies work and how Bitcoin works.

Tornado cash was on the Ethereum blockchain. Not Bitcoin, also Bitcoin is different than the shitcoin Eth. Also you can launder money easier in usd by opening a laundry mat, furniture store, etc.

Also I am open to discussion about this topic to fully understand one another. I can answer almost any questions you might have about Bitcoin. As long as we stay peacful.

A pyramid scheme is based on promises of high returns in a short time period. There is an emphasis on recruiting as higher levels gain a fee or commission from lower levels.

Bitcoin doesn’t have a central operator, no commission structure, no rewards or fees for recruiting and no pyramid structure.

How are you making fun of me? I have been answering your questions and rebutting your statements that are incorrect. Also you ENGAGED in a conversation, you therefore engagement has occured.

Then why even engage??

It is easier to launder money through U.S dollars than it is with Bitcoin. Due to Bitcoin being a public ledger. Also the Zimbabwe currency was an actual currency and your point with that being?

The U.S dollar is the most used currency of choice for criminals, not bitcoin as it can be audited by everyone. Also there are other currencies that are more volatile than Bitcoin. The Argentina peso extremely volatile. Also deflation is safer then inflation because purchasing power stays strong.