My favorite version of the story:
Satoshi destroyed the key to the 1M, then went on and got a low paid job in a restaurant or in construction.
As Bitcoin started trading, he slowly started stacking. He even lost a bunch of coins in Mt. Gox!
He’s a serious bag holder by now, but still humbly HODLing and stacking.
At this point however, he's seriously thinking about quitting his job and "moving on to other things": using his stack to make the world a better place while living a simple life.
I’m really fascinated about the multi-layered distributed governance system of Indonesia, so I wrote a piece about it.
@LadyAnarki @Justyouace “What do you want to eat? Soup or stew?” says the mother to the child that doesn’t want to eat. And so he will eat the thing she cooked, whether it will be called “soup” or “stew” by the time it is put on the table.
Back when I was in high school, I was a Red Hat and Slackware fan. To this day, I still have good memories from all the fun that I had using these.
After 11 years of Mac, I don't have a single good memory about it. It was never fun. It never brought me joy.
Macs are just disposable tools. And recently not even very good ones anymore. Linux is a lifestyle.
Bitcoin is freedom. Statism is a crime against humanity.
I think and talk about Bitcoin's role in society. Not about price, triangles and that sort of stuff.
I write here and at http://ibz.me. Less on Twitter.