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BullBitcoin ya está disponible en Argentina…

Pleb Rebel — Thu, 04 Sep 2025 16:30:51 GMT

BullBitcoin ya está disponible en Argentina 🇦🇷 💪

Usá Bitcoin para enviar pesos al instante a cualquier persona en Argentina desde cualquier parte del mundo.

Comprá / vendé #Bitcoin directamente con tu cuenta bancaria argentina.

Si decides registrarte, puedes usar mi código y recibir un 0.25% de descuento en el tipo de cambio. Es cierto que hay un proceso de KYC, pero es muy sencillo y poco invasivo, y tus datos se eliminan después. Además, no trabajan con ChainAnalysis, así que tus datos están seguros y no se compartirán en ningún lado. 🚀 🚀 🚀

https://app.bullbitcoin.com/registration/citadela

Every job tied to fiat currency…

Pleb Rebel — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 09:27:49 GMT

Every job tied to fiat currency is, in essence, a job tied to Bitcoin. The choice is yours: remain captive to a corrupt system or break free from its chains. Time is on your side, so it’s best to start today, because it’s a race between you and them. Institutions are already seizing this opportunity, where do you stand?
Bitcoin was designed for us, not for them, yet it’s here for everyone.
#Bitcoin

Running a Bitcoin-first business? Here'…

Pleb Rebel — Wed, 28 May 2025 10:45:49 GMT

Running a Bitcoin-first business? Here's my setup for accepting Bitcoin payments with minimal reliance on intermediaries. 🚀

🔗 BTCPay Server for checkout: I process Bitcoin payments (Lightning or Onchain) directly, no middleman, no extra fees. You have full control over your own node, together with LunNode.
🔗 LunaNode for hosting: Super cool feature - you can run your own BTCPay Server instance starting at just $10/month. It's reliable and affordable.
🔗 BullBitcoin for off-ramping: Instant Lightning transfers to my Euro account via SEPA Instant. For Onchain, the exchange rate locks when the transaction hits the mempool, and funds hit my bank at the first confirmation.
🔗 Wasabi Wallet for Onchain custody: Privacy-focused, with UTXO labeling for long-term secure fund storage.
🔗 Blink for Lightning simplicity: Integrates with BTCPay Server to skip the hassle of managing Lightning channels - no need to balance or open routes problems. I move funds out quickly to avoid holding them there (watch out for Onchain transfer fees!).

Bonus: Both BTCPay Server and BullBitcoin support Liquid, though Lightning is still king for my clients. ⚡️

Ditch the intermediaries and take control of your Bitcoin payments. What's my go-to setup?

🔗 Links:
- BTCPay Server: https://github.com/btcpayserver/
- BullBitcoin: https://app.bullbitcoin.com/registration/signup
- Wasabi Wallet: https://wasabiwallet.io/#download
- Blink: https://get.blink.sv/citadela
- LunaNode: https://www.lunanode.com/?r=26592
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#Bitcoin #BTCPayServer #LunaNode #BullBitcoin #WasabiWallet #Blink #LightningNetwork

We still have time to build…

Pleb Rebel — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 19:10:29 GMT

We still have time to build our own strategic reserve of #Bitcoin. It’s a race among institutions to acquire Bitcoin from us, while some of you wait for the right price to give them what was created to free YOU from their chains.
Will you lay down your sword in exchange for golden chains?

Lagarde doesn't want EU countries…

Pleb Rebel — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 18:19:54 GMT

Lagarde doesn't want EU countries to hold #Bitcoin reserves? So what, are you upset about that?

Maybe you're here for other reasons, not for what Bitcoin truly is, but because you want to be rich. I want wealth too, but even more than that, I want to be FREE. I won't trade my freedom for wealth.

So yes, the longer institutional adoption takes, the more time I and others have to acquire Bitcoin for ourselves. Bitcoin should remain with those who need it to free themselves from the deeply corrupt fiat system, rather than being controlled by banks or governments.

So be careful what you wish for...

Regarding the MiCA, the Travel Rule,…

Pleb Rebel — Mon, 27 Jan 2025 21:07:31 GMT

Regarding the MiCA, the Travel Rule, and other ongoing EU regulations, I see two immediate consequences. The first, related to users who will seek to circumvent these regulations, is the increased use of P2P platforms and the exponential emergence of new platforms. The second concerns companies in the EU that either do not want to or cannot comply with the regulations. We will witness an exodus of companies, a flight of human capital, and a migration of Bitcoin and bitcoiners to freer jurisdictions where they can innovate and conduct business without dealing with intrusive governmental actors who require them to provide all customer data and store it for five years at their own expense and time.

Europe, as it stands now, is lost, there is no way for it to regenerate from within. There simply aren’t enough people opposing the status quo—there are not enough voices, no leaders. It’s every person for themselves, we are responsible for our own survival.

Bitcoiners are inventive individuals, each will find their own solution to avoid the deeply corrupt and vile system. Some will bow down and conform, losing their backbone along with their anonymity and the rights they have relinquished.

#TravelRule #MiCA #DORA #Bitcoin

Oh là là!

Pleb Rebel — Mon, 27 Jan 2025 17:59:01 GMT

Oh là là!
The French Senate is proposing a tax that would mandate #Bitcoin hodlers to pay annual taxes, regardless of whether they sell their "unproductive" assets or not. 🤣🤣🤣

Subject

This amendment aims to replace the "real estate" wealth tax (IFI) with a tax on "unproductive" wealth.

Indeed, the calculation base of the IFI, which includes real estate assets that are unused in the owner's professional activity, seems economically incoherent.

On one hand, "paper stones" and real estate investments are included in the scope of the IFI, while they constitute productive investments that contribute to growth and meet the needs of households and businesses. From this perspective, it is incorrect to consider real estate as unproductive investments.

On the other hand, the IFI excludes from its base assets that do not evidently contribute to the dynamism of the French economy. Limiting the current base of the IFI to real estate assets leads to the exemption of certain heritage elements, such as liquidities and consumer goods, which represented a significant part of the ISF base and are hard to consider "productive."

Paradoxically, an "anti-economic" strategy that consists of selling a currently rented apartment to leave the obtained sum in a current account or to buy a yacht currently allows for the avoidance of the IFI.

Through this amendment, the following would be included in the base of this reformed IFI:

Unbuilt land (e.g., buildable land) when not used for economic activity;
Liquidities and equivalent financial investments (current accounts, savings, money market funds, etc.);
Tangible movable assets (valuable items, cars, yachts, airplanes, furniture, etc.);
Digital assets (e.g., bitcoins);
Rights of literary, artistic, and industrial property when the taxpayer is not the author or inventor.
With this base, economic incentives would align with the original objective of encouraging productive investments. For example:

A person who decides to mobilize buildable land to make an investment in a rental property would be exempt from tax on that apartment, unlike the current situation under the IFI;
A taxpayer who decides to invest in a small or medium-sized enterprise (PME) would be treated more favorably for tax purposes than one who leaves savings in a current account, which is not the case under the current IFI.
Compared to the current IFI, the tax threshold would be raised to avoid taxing households that, without being considered wealthy, have become taxable due to accumulated inflation.

We remind that this amendment had already been adopted by the Senate, at the initiative of the former general rapporteur of the finance committee, Albéric de Montgolfier, during the examination of the budget bill for 2020, with a delayed application (January 1, 2021).

This amendment also provides for the replacement of the real estate wealth tax with a tax on unproductive wealth starting in 2025.

This amendment was adopted by the Senate during the examination of the budget bill (PLF) and the first rectifying budget bill (PLFR) for 2022, as well as within the PLF for 2023 and 2024.

Source:
https://www.senat.fr/amendements/2024-2025/143/Amdt_I-128.html