Irecten @Irecten

what are we buying today?

"I don‘t own crypto, it‘s too risky my money is safe in the Bank"

Go to the gym today.

BITCOIN RAILS #50: HISTORY OF SEGWIT & TAPROOT | with Pieter Wuille 🔗 YOUTUBE: youtu.be/QNrW4dUc_U4 A primary maintainer of Bitcoin Core from 2011-2022, Pieter Wuille is arguably the most influential developer in Bitcoin’s history since Satoshi himself. After receiving keys to the Bitcoin codebase from @gavinandresen, who was tasked with maintaining the codebase by Satoshi Nakamoto, Pieter went on to implement some of Bitcoin’s most dramatic and influential upgrades, including but not limited to: - Implementation of Bitcoin’s Taproot and Segwit upgrades - Implementation of libsecp256k + Bitcoin’s unique encoding structure for the cryptography securing all Bitcoin public/private keys - The first import/export feature for Bitcoin private keys into Bitcoin (now Bitcoin Core) - Development of hierarchical deterministic (HD) wallets, enabling backups via a single seedphrase and paving the way for seedphrases themselves - DER signatures, Miniscript, and so much more A truly special episode of Bitcoin Rails, this is a rare long-form interview with one of the most important historical figures in the arc of Bitcoin’s development. Pieter and I walk through how Bitcoin consensus works in practice, the history of Bitcoin's most critical early developments, and the key role of his good friend, Greg Maxwell, nearly every step of the way. This episode of Bitcoin Rails is powered by: — Best In Slot (@bestinslotxyz) - the leading API for Ordinals and BRC-20 data aggregation and indexing. — Spark (@lightspark) - a statechains implementation advancing Bitcoin-powered payments. — Citrea (@citrea_xyz) - a leading Bitcoin rollup technology and BitVM alliance contributor. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 00:42 Early Days in Bitcoin 01:25 First Contributions to Bitcoin Core 04:38 Challenges and Innovations in Bitcoin Development 06:54 The Hal Finney Challenge 12:16 Bitcoin Core Contributors Back Then 14:18 The Creation of HD Wallets and Seed Phrases 17:47 Greg Maxwell Role and Relationship 21:00 Implementing Libsecp256k1 28:39 Why Did Satoshi Choose ECDSA 33:34 Addressing OpenSSL Issues 40:41 Why Pieter Wrote BIP 66 47:54 BIP 103 Proposal and Initial Reactions 49:57 SegWit Development and Implementation 01:05:39 Taproot's History, Details, and Benefits 01:11:09 Why Taproot Has No Hashed Addresses 01:16:55 Pieter's Thoughts on BitVM and other non-softfork dependent scaling solutions cc @robin_linus 01:18:27 Non-Soft Fork Scaling Solutions 01:23:03 Future Consensus Changes and Challenges 01:25:28 Bitcoin's Miner Centralization and Security Concerns (e.g. MEV) cc @TheBlueMatt 01:34:48 Miniscript: Simplifying Bitcoin Script? cc @Rob1Ham

I can safely say this list is one of the most terrible things to ever come into this space. Together with the "holding" mindset. And I can say that, because I've held coins myself and saw the exact same outcome. Anything you hold, on a long enough timeframe, will go to zero. Sure, some of these might have exit pumps, but about about the other 10 that some people decided to buy? The same happens with any coin you're holding now, by the way, it will go to zero. Might not be now, might not even be in 2026, but will go to zero. SOL itself might go to zero. The idea of holding something you got no control of, is terrible. The equivalents of ourselves, from the old ETH cycle, are probably holding it still, from when they sold their NFTs for $4,000 worth of ETH. The only thing worth holding are dollars in your bank account, and your skill to make them.

Crypto bros after 2025 bull run

send it, solana.

📉 Bitcoin Daily 📈 Liquidity pool above 93550 reached ✅👍 I’ve been calling for that 2024 close retest in every Daily review since Nov 24 😉 🎯 Key Levels Above: 95000 / 96500 / 97300 Below: 90954 / 89150 / 87855 The pump hasn’t formed a clear top or reversal yet, so price can still push higher. Still, this move printed a higher high on lower timeframes, giving some hope that the correction stage is ending and $BTC is shifting into a bounce phase. On higher timeframes the road back to bullishness is long, and new ATH this year is even further away. But honestly, most participants can’t hold a position for a week, so long-range fantasies don’t matter. Focus on closer targets. If upside continues, the 97–100k zone becomes the next meaningful boundary. If it doesn't, wait for alarms set for dynamic levels to buy the dip back to D/M-20sma. ⏰ TG alarms set for: 126208, 117875, 111565, D/W/M20sma, 109557, dev Y VWAP/VAL, 96012, 83250 TradingView - tradingview.com/symbols/BTCUSD/ #Crypto #BTCUSD #BTCUSDT #Trading #CryptoTrading #CryptoMarket #Bitcoin

one day...

gm to those who still gm

Gm ☀️

days since Cardano was last down: 0 days since Solana was last down: 690

Goodnight ❤️

Gm

MON, the native token of @monad, will list and be available to trade on Solana simultaneously or even before major exchanges 🔥

Please can we just fill this 92k CME gap and get this pain over and done with. Better sooner than later

Gm ☀️

Suburbs Gallery @SuburbsGallery

11 months ago

gm. SOLCRADION by @rezaafsharr We are truly honored to have the opportunity to present the works of such a remarkable artist as our 83rd Solo Highlight exhibition. 1/1 and curatorial statement ↓

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In Troy We Trust

Should @irys_xyz bring more data on-chain, or should they focus on creating better tools for developers to use the data that’s already there? Both directions matter, but the real question is which one actually strengthens the ecosystem right now. Bringing more data on-chain increases coverage and makes the network more useful for new applications. But improving tooling makes the existing data far easier for builders to integrate into real products. It’s the balance between expansion and usability.

one pepe at a time