@DereckWDewon X · 2026-10-15
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I passed out last night thinking about responses. I keep coming back to first principles, like money button wasn't real bitcoin, and only diehard seemed to have an issue w the sales pitch of the slick app layer on top of what hardware ... replace the Internet advertising stream (our phones) w BitCoin. literally everything that a person can do right now, but on real bitcoin. eliminate ad bloatware, packet loss & backdoor spyware. Interoperability & fungibility would streamline almost overnight— it's hard to really grasp how powerful a device would be compared to what we're used to, so it's like if you have chronic pain and you just forget about it and it goes away. That's what I want from a BitCoin phone—Truth & Reconciliation, LVX, & Humanity (& a place to shitpost as such @twetchapp 😏😏). ArsTruly
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