Good morning, I want to start today's writing by recounting events from yesterday. The day started as usual with a trip to the gym. I practice martial arts and on this day we had some guests. Notably, a brown belt that came from the north which was 120 kg and six feet tall. I rolled one round with him and I was beaten, hard. I felt terrible afterward and it showed on my face when the coach came up to me and told me to sit the next round off. I lost my breath and chipped a piece of my ego. I shouldn't beat myself over it for he was better than me in all factors whether it was strength, size, or experience. This is only a reality check on my level of progress in the sport.

For lunch, I came home and cooked rice, sauteed veggies, and listened to a podcast on the BTC L2 ecosystem and BitVM potentials and limitations. I came to think about the idea of a premium chain; A protocol that establishes itself as secure, decentralized, and fraud-resistant like BTC. These chains have a premium via their TX fee due to the nature of their design. The pod I listened to which I will link at the bottom mentions TRONs popularity in emerging markets thanks to their stablecoins. BTC is missing a stablecoin. BTC is missing a BTC-backed stablecoin. My wrinkle in this thought is that current stable coins work because they are backed by US treasuries which are considered risk-free or have minimum volatility in price. The antithesis to this financial product would be something like BTC so I can't imagine a stablecoin that's backed by an asset that's not stable.

Anyway, I then went to my day job in which I am currently nursing an orchid and a jade plant. I read online that orchids don't need direct sunlight and both orchids and succulents seldom require water. On my way home there's an enormous cactus which I pulled a pad off with plans to propagate on my balcony. I'll leave it out to dry for a few days before planting it in the dirt. Link of tutorial below.

In the evening I listened to another pod about the new emails presented in court of Satoshi Nakamoto's correspondence with early adaptors of BTC. My opinion is that it was a single actor living on the East Coast who knew the ins and outs of computers and the internet with a cryptography background in some form. They went to lengths to protect their privacy and when their pet project started to grow roots, they went offline. I smile at the thought of the near future with a cult based on his writings and this poor anon is put in a dilemma if they should reopen the dedicated PC and speak out or not. But I guess sometimes the truth exists even in the absence of revelations.

Good morning, I want to start today's writing by recounting events from yesterday. The day started as usual with a trip to the gym. I practice martial arts and on this day we had some guests. Notably, a brown belt that came from the north which was 120 kg and six feet tall. I rolled one round with him and I was beaten, hard. I felt terrible afterward and it showed on my face when the coach came up to me and told me to sit the next round off. I lost my breath and chipped a piece of my ego. I shouldn't beat myself over it for he was better than me in all factors whether it was strength, size, or experience. This is only a reality check on my level of progress in the sport.

For lunch, I came home and cooked rice, sauteed veggies, and listened to a podcast on the BTC L2 ecosystem and BitVM potentials and limitations. I came to think about the idea of a premium chain; A protocol that establishes itself as secure, decentralized, and fraud-resistant like BTC. These chains have a premium via their TX fee due to the nature of their design. The pod I listened to which I will link at the bottom mentions TRONs popularity in emerging markets thanks to their stablecoins. BTC is missing a stablecoin. BTC is missing a BTC-backed stablecoin. My wrinkle in this thought is that current stable coins work because they are backed by US treasuries which are considered risk-free or have minimum volatility in price. The antithesis to this financial product would be something like BTC so I can't imagine a stablecoin that's backed by an asset that's not stable.

Anyway, I then went to my day job in which I am currently nursing an orchid and a jade plant. I read online that orchids don't need direct sunlight and both orchids and succulents seldom require water. On my way home there's an enormous cactus which I pulled a pad off with plans to propagate on my balcony. I'll leave it out to dry for a few days before planting it in the dirt. Link of tutorial below.

In the evening I listened to another pod about the new emails presented in court of Satoshi Nakamoto's correspondence with early adaptors of BTC. My opinion is that it was a single actor living on the East Coast who knew the ins and outs of computers and the internet with a cryptography background in some form. They went to lengths to protect their privacy and when their pet project started to grow roots, they went offline. I smile at the thought of the near future with a cult based on his writings and this poor anon is put in a dilemma if they should reopen the dedicated PC and speak out or not. But I guess sometimes the truth exists even in the absence of revelations.