ai tinkerer. bitcoin maxi. building @theaurelith

Joined April 2026
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getting ready to stack some ₿
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Aurelith 🪐@TheAurelithOct 16
What would the Bitcoin blockchain look like as a planet? I've been building the answer: Aurelith, a gas giant where every block is a piece of the atmosphere. Around 970,000 of them so far, and it grows every ten minutes.
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Aurelith 🪐@TheAurelithOct 7
Introducing Aurelith. 🪐 A gas giant built from every Bitcoin block ever mined. Block size shapes the clouds, fees set the color, and every new block adds to the planet. A world of digital gold.
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"This is not the time to doom, baby. This is the time to bloom. Intellectually, spiritually, and productively. Put down your anxieties, arrest your neurotic impulses, and decide to be happy about the present, the future, and..." world.hey.com/dhh/what-on-ea…
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Just retweeting again to make sure as many people get a chance to see it as possible
You can’t make this shit up 💀 ColdCard deleted their comment 😂 Retweet this to immortalize it
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⚠️ A world-altering sovereign debt crisis is underway, and almost no one has noticed.
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Bitcoin is the open frontier model of ideal money.
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⚠️ If value extraction fascinates you, try not to binge watch Natalie Brunell’s show.
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Blockstream wants to be a trusted third party. They lose customer funds and start playing games with pegs because they are a zombie financial institution propped up by freshly printed VC fiat money. They are exactly what Bitcoin wants to destroy
To those responsible for the theft of bitcoin from the Liquid Network: Blockstream will not pay a ransom for the return of stolen funds. Taking assets without authorization and withholding their return is a crime, not responsible disclosure. It is not white-hat activity. It is theft. We have engaged in good faith in an effort to secure the return of stolen user funds and protect the broader Bitcoin community. That effort should not be mistaken for acceptance of the actions taken nor of the terms being demanded. We will not be a party to the precedent that open-source software developed for the good of the Bitcoin community should subject its developers to paying a ransom that far exceeds their economic participation. Bitcoin is hard money and can’t be minted without costs, Bitcoin doesn’t haircut users to pay a ransom. To the Bitcoin community: We are fighting for what we believe in, for the users whose funds were taken, and for the principles on which Bitcoin was built. The community has demonstrated incredible resolve with teams of people dedicating their time in support of each other to identify and patch vulnerabilities in each other's products and systems. We are all driven by the mission that Bitcoin is the single best asset, for every person, company, and institution on the planet to invest, use, and build on. The world is a different place with the advancements of AI, and the Bitcoin community has responded with force to combat that threat. Damage has been done, battles have been lost, but on the whole the Bitcoin community is gaining ground in the war with bad actors. We want to thank the community for those efforts, for your support in hardening the network, helping users recover funds, and for your support in our assertion that crime does not deserve rewards. To those holding the stolen bitcoin: There is still an opportunity to resolve this responsibly. The bitcoin can be returned and we can revert to the standard of white-hat principals. However, if the funds are not returned, we will pursue every lawful avenue available to us. We will work with law enforcement, exchanges, service providers, forensic specialists, and other relevant parties to trace and recover the assets and identify those responsible. More importantly, Bitcoin is transparent by design and the community is made up of the most sophisticated engineers, cryptographers, and white-hat hackers globally. Transactions do not disappear, and neither does the evidence they leave behind. We will not pay for the return of stolen property. We will not abandon our users. The Bitcoin community will not stop pursuing the funds. Return the bitcoin.
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⚠️ Bitcoin, stocks, and commodities are the only solution to wheelbarrow inflation.
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😂🤣 What is the biggest risk you could possibly take as a Bitcoiner? According to Robin it is to…. *drum roll* It iiiiis…. Wait for it… the biggest risk you could possibly take as a Bitcoiner is to ignore $MSTR!! 😂
Ignoring $MSTR is the biggest risk you could possibly take as a Bitcoiner -> Once you understand the true mission of BTC, Self custody & how the financial system really operates it’s impossible to ignore why you need to start a position in the company with the most Bitcoin. Study BTC, and you will understand MSTR
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Birds of a feather.
I wrote an article about what really happened at Metaplanet, in plain English, and why so many of the influencers are quiet about it.
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Any commment from Blockstream CEO @adam3us?
BREAKING: Liquid sidechain hacker demands Blockstream pay a 400 Bitcoin "bug bounty" to return the missing 598.5 BTC. Hacker says the company was negligent and delusional.
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Adam's last timeline post is from September 2nd. It is about the Blake fork. BIP-110 and the fork has been his favorite posting topic for a good while. On September 2nd he found time to shill Tokenized Stock Notes on Liquid (Liquid was hacked yesterday for 4000 BTC) in a reply to Laura Shin. He had plenty of time to once again make several reply posts about the Blake fork on September 3 and 4. He still hasn't found time to mention the 4000 BTC hack of Liquid though. Weird, considering he is the CEO of Blockstream, the company behind Elements, that minted Liquid coins that shouldn’t exist.
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⚠️ Bitcoin was repurposed before it ever achieved its one purpose. The protocol is owned by three mining pools and The Bitcoin Consortium. The only reason it’s still an interesting investment is that the supply is capped, for now.
I consider myself liberated from the lies I used to believe about Bitcoin. It’s just an asset. A scarce asset with a fixed cap remains a good store of value, though even that is in serious jeopardy when the store of value is controlled by the people who welcomed its abuse.
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Bitcoin Knots 29.4.1.knots20260508 released, mitigating the ongoing attack! 🎉 Be sure to read the release notes and verify your download(s)! bitcoinknots.org/?29.4.1.202…
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XBT | Hardfork cguida | ⚡🪢
@cguida6Aug 31
For anyone who says the temporary block size reduction was unannounced or arbitrary, this is incorrect A poll revealed that a temporary BSR was wildly popular, and there were no NACKs Bitcoin is decentralized but the conversation moves fast; you should follow along or you might miss stuff discord.com/channels/1376602…
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Can't have sound money without sound principles.
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The corewhores are acting smug but underneath the facade they are furious at the existence of Bitcoin-BLAKE2b. This exposes every lie they've been peddling. Spam cannot be effectively mitigated. LIE Bitcoin needs shitcoiners and suitcoiners. LIE Nodes are irrelevant. LIE
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Running bitcoin
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