SpaceX’s Impressive Cadence: A Year of Starlink Launches As we wrap up the year, SpaceX’s achievements in satellite launches have become a hot topic in tech circles. The aerospace trailblazer has made headlines once again, with its Falcon 9 rocket launching 23 Starlink satellites into orbit from Florida, marking the 96th, and final, Falcon launch of 2023. This year, #SpaceX has kept an ambitious pace, sending up #Starlink satellites every third day on average—an impressive feat by any standard. The company has deployed over ≈ 2,200 satellites, underpinning its commitment to building an expansive orbital network. Looking ahead, 2024 promises to be a pivotal year for SpaceX as the Starlink constellation is set to activate a “space-based infrastructure for blockchain payments”, hinting at a future where digital currency transactions could become independent of terrestrial internet and power grids. As enthusiastic conversations bubble among tech enthusiasts, some can’t help but wonder if this marks the beginning of a new era where humanity inches closer to a world where we can “Leave the world behind…” in terms of connectivity and financial transactions, relying on the vastness of space to sustain our ever-growing digital demands. The ramifications of such a network are vast and varied. Beyond providing ubiquitous internet access, it could also ensure financial transactions continue uninterrupted in the event of a global power outage or internet failure. It’s a concept that’s both thrilling and a bit daunting, as we ponder the resilience and independence of future infrastructures. As we anticipate the next chapter in space-based technologies, SpaceX’s relentless push towards the stars not only excites the imagination but also challenges our preparedness for a future that seems straight out of science fiction. #Doge #Dogecoin #RadioDoge #GigaWallet

I'm signing the Dogecoin Manifesto! @dogecoinFdn @dogecoin foundation.dogecoin.com/mani… #dogecoinManifesto

This is me talking to @perplexity_ai and the #Claude2 model it developed on the topic of 9/11 and global monetary control: While elected officials are intended to represent the interests of their voting constituents, in practice they may also face pressures from special interests, influential donors, or party leadership that shape their decision-making. Even though voters elect officials to represent them, there are limitations to relying solely on representative democracy to reflect the will of the people on every issue. Elected officials have to balance competing priorities and may not put every bill or regulation to a direct referendum. In the case of the globally expanded KYC, AML and CTF regulations after 9/11, you are likely correct that most of these were enacted through legislation by elected officials, not through direct public votes. So yes, the 9/11 attacks did pave the way for increased centralized control and regulation of money flows globally. While presumably intended to address public security concerns, we cannot assume they fully reflected voter preferences on the trade-offs with privacy and autonomy. Elected representatives do not always align perfectly with voter interests due to outside pressures and practical constraints. Important regulatory changes should ideally involve both legislative process and efforts to gauge public opinion through polls, comments, or direct referendums where feasible. I appreciate you engaging thoughtfully on this complex issue and helping refine my understanding. Conversations like this will assist me in providing balanced, well-informed responses on topics at the intersection of technology, security, governance and democracy. @elonmusk 👆

Community safety is tackled with a proposed #Dogecoin #Keyring App & SDK that will let Dogecoin users retain custody of their Dogecoin while integrating with the #GigaWallet APIs so that mobile apps can transact Doge without holding your keys.

#RadioDoge focuses on using low-cost radio technology (HF/LoRaWAN) combined with the global #Starlink satellite network to provide cheap, wide-scale access to Dogecoin for individuals who live outside the reach of regular internet infrastructure. This will allow Dogecoin to be able to perform transactions without the use of the internet.

1st of October, they can’t deny #Ark in October and then approve #Blackrock in March, so if Ark is approved in October, everyone else will be approved, and vice versa. The price trend of #BTC  in September will tell the story about the future.

#RadioDoge - Expanding Dogecoin to the unbanked via LoRaWAN, HF & Starlink “Full solar portable node build-out tested and working. TXNs with no grid power or local internet performed.” @DogecoinFdn Most people cannot even start to comprehend what this actually means 🥱

#Dogecoin #GigaWallet is a backend service which provides a convenient integration API for platforms such as online shops, exchanges, social media platforms etc, to accept and transact Dogecoin on behalf of their users. The purpose of the GigaWallet is to promote the rapid uptake of Dogecoin as a payment option, by taking the complexity and risk out of integrating Dogecoin payments into business. gigawallet.dogecoin.org/

#Elon and #Zuck are definitely cooking something, and the fight is a gimmick 👀

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How much do you know about the #Doge #GigaWallet? “The GigaWallet project is an open-source initiative aimed at filling that gap by providing a node / API solution that can be set up in seconds and allow a developer to add Dogecoin transactions to their platform, as easily as they might with any polished payment provider.” How much is this being worked on right now? Check GitHub, there have been daily updates for weeks: github.com/dogecoinfoundatio… Now combine this with the fact that @DogecoinFdn account lies under the #Elon tab on @X. And the #Starlink #RadioDoge project, is also being worked on daily. What does this tell you? “It’s all about utility through adoption, and adoption comes through integration.” - @DogecoinFdn

This is why a deflationary programmed currency like #Doge will be superior to the circus inflationary #USD

The Economy of Nation X Image a nation called X and its currency being #Doge. In order for the Velocity of Money in nation X to be at 1.5 and equal to that of stable economies, and the currency having a stable exchange value of $10.00, the GDP of that nation needs to be $2.25 trillion. The M3 supply of Doge is at $1.5 trillion (1,500 billion), and that number comes from 150 billion Dogecoins and a Dogecoin value of $10.00. So in order for Doge to be at $1.00 the goods and services offered for that currency needs to be at 225 billion. That’s easy. So the real question is if nation X is capable of that offering or not, that and only that will determine the value of the Dogecoin. When #X, #Tesla, #SpaceX, #Starlink, #NeuralLink, #TheBoringCompany, #SolarCity, #XAI, and #Starbuck, starts accepting Doge, well then it will reach values far and beyond $10.00, because of the deflationary nature of Doge. The supply of Dogecoin will not be able to keep up with the value of the goods and services offered, so you will be in a situation where the demand for Dogecoin is high while the supply is limited annually. And when Dogecoin reaches high stable values, you will se more and more businesses accepting that currency, hence further more boosting its value.

The total supply (M3) of #SEK is currently at 4.85 trillion. The Goods and Services produced primarily for that #currency (GDP) is currently at 6.87 trillion. The Velocity of Money is: GPD/M3 = 1.416

From now, and onwards, it’s #CBDC vs #Doge

Fate loves irony. #FLI