Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

#bitcoin I like digital assets Russ.com Joined September 2016

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

a month ago

@OmarMKhateeb Get the book Stewie The Duck Learns to Swim and check out stewietheduck.org

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@ceoofbitcoin111 @dunleavy89 100% agree. Underrated comment. Also silly to benchmark against US rates when Americans are blocked from much of defi. There are many cases where keeping money on-chain is an alternative to an offshore account (a situation where rates are often lower)

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

2 months ago

@joedomains @spaceship @ICADomains @abcproductions Spaceship has a pretty extensive banned-word list imo. Probably saves them a ton on compliance costs. You can likely transfer to almost any other registrar.

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

2 months ago

@ether_fi Please say your DVN config is better than 1 of 1...

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

2 months ago

@ContextXplained @elonmusk Limiting your discussion of slavery to what occurred in the US is missing the bigger picture.

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

2 months ago

@72degreesa97370 @WCVB Used to deliver her newspaper. We need her, reincarnate.

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Trung Phan @TrungTPhan

2 months ago

“You know Allbirds? Yea, the shoe. It goes public a few years after you and peaks at $4B. It falls 99% but might actually be worth a $100B because it pivots to reselling GPUs from Nvidia. But not for games. To power an AI chatbot that regurgitates Reddit.”

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

3 months ago

@StaniKulechov I don't see anyone mentioning mevbot or titanbuilder here. Clearly very few people understand where the money went. There's 15k+ ETH that could be returned.

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

6 months ago

@user84829272 How about fining the instacart shoppers who block aisles with their flatbeds carrying three separate orders?

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

6 months ago

@ankurnagpal Dm pls

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

6 months ago

@tomeromrix @base44 Interested, pls send

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

7 months ago

@bensig PDF please

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Simply Bitcoin @SimplyBitcoin

7 months ago

We do

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Alex Stanczyk ∞/21m @alexstanczyk

8 months ago

Dave: So you are telling me that your entire financial portfolio is currently composed of 1) an imaginary Internet ponzi coin and 2) the stock of a company famous for having the largest peak-to-trough drawdown in the history of financial market bubbles, and whose CEO is currently leveraged to the tits on the same Internet Ponzi coin (which he refers to as “the goddess of truth”), and that you consider this a sound financial strategy with a virtually 100% chance of retiring your bloodline. Yes Dave.

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

8 months ago

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

8 months ago

@elonmusk

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Russ Goodwin @RussDotCom

8 months ago

@brunbitty Correct, and well put!

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Erik Voorhees @ErikVoorhees

10 months ago

Over the past half century, stocks have not risen when measured in real money. Stocks appear to be rising—society appears to be getting wealthier—because the denominator in which their prices are measured (fiat USD) is continually debased. Price is going up because the money in which it's measured is dying. Arguably the greatest illusion in modern society. And one of the largest contributors to wealth disparity... for the wealthy on average benefit from this phenomenon, while the poor and middle class remain neutral or are harmed. The great promise of Bitcoin—its great and noble ambition—is that, some years from now, it will perhaps have healed the institution of money in our civilization.

Luke Gromen @LukeGromen

10 months ago

Belated "Nixon closing the gold window anniversary" post: SPX priced in gold (blue) v. SPX priced in USD (red) since August 1971 when Nixon closed the gold window.