I have an HSA that can be used to invest but it’s only possible to invest in stocks and bonds- no Bitcoin. You can’t even invest in any Bitcoin ETFs. That is the only reason I invested some of it into MicroStrategy. https://fountain.fm/episode/HFBN2rMfs3E0yVn74d47

Congrats.

I’m an artist, though I haven’t posted a ton of my work on Nostr yet. I need to get better photos of my paintings first.

The only other Bitcoiners I know in real life don’t really understand what Bitcoin is. They think of it like stocks and also buy 💩 coins.

When’s the deadline to join? I just want to make sure I don’t miss it.

Tock

GM. Here’s a few pics of food I had in South Korea and Taiwan recently. I usually forget to take photos because I’m so eager to start eating.

GM.

This painting is of my daughter. I painted it 20 years ago. The scenery is on the east coast of Taiwan. The painting is currently hanging at my parents’ house. My daughter is now 23 and is teaching kindergarten in South Korea.

I never heard the assassination theory.

Is that a fancy shmancy way of saying she was possessed by a demon?

I just set up my Bitaxe. I’m not sure how to join the party. I saw some instructions but they say something about a worker name but I can’t find that in my settings.

GM. This is a sword lion. In the Anping district of Tainan, which is the oldest city in Taiwan, the custom of placing a sword lion at the entrance to their homes began around 300 years ago. Apparently, soldiers used to hang their shields that had lions painted on them on their door as a warning to thieves not to mess with them. They also hung their swords there so from a distance it looked like the lions had swords in their mouth. People started carving their own sword lions and placing them at the entrance of their homes as a way to ward away evil spirits. One sword facing one direction symbolizes protection from evil. Facing the other direction was supposed to bring good fortune. Two swords means exterminate the devil. In Taiwan lions are usually drawn with the word 王 （king) on the forehead. In the Bible, Jesus is called the lion of the tribe of Judah. He is also the King of Kings. In Revelation he is described as having flaming eyes and a sword in his mouth. I designed this sword lion as a way to Christianize the concept. I don’t think amulets or trinkets are a real way to ward off evil, obviously, but this sword lion represents Jesus to me. Jesus is the only way to ward off evil and he is the vanquisher of the devil.

Everyone that comes to Florida from NY has to complain about something. This is the first time I’ve heard anyone complain about the color of the ocean. 🤣