Jeff Booth

Bitcoin & Crypto

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jeffbooth@nostrverified.comjeffreybooth.com

Entrepreneur, Tech Leader, Author of The Price of Tomorrow - Why Deflation Is the Key to an Abundant Future, GP @EgoDeathCapital

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Love the more intimate conferences and think this is going to be a great one.

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We just hired one of the senior engineers from NVDIA for Orange Juice. I knew AI was moving fast but one of the things that blew me away was his statement from seeing what is happening at the front edge of the space is that the field reinvents itself every11 days. More here as we bring Bitcoin to Main Street: orangejuice.com/blogs/insights/why-i-...

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No - the first goalpost was answered in the first message about how peerbadge works and how fedi picks one guardian per peerbadge and then randomly assigns those guardians. When you moved the goalposts, I answered that.

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I shared the invite to the Morpheus wallet in my first link. Could you please do your best to identify any of the guardians for me? FYI - The guardian names in the config are just labels chosen at setup. They use pseudonyms (“Guardian 1”, “Oak”) rather than real names, and keep any identifying info out of the federation meta fields. iroh. Guardians are addressed by node public key, and traffic can go through relays. A client sees a key and a relay, not necessarily the guardian’s home IP. G...

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Maybe I’ve thought about it more than you’ve considered. And the software will only allow one guardian with given peerbadge holder per federation.

NoteOct 10

When Fedi.xyz first launched a number of years ago, it wasn’t good enough. Too complicated, 3 letter agencies shutting down IP, and a risk of guardian capture. A lot has changed and I believe it is now the one of the best ways to escape the matrix, achieve privacy and scale Bitcoin in this increasingly dystopian world that runs on fiat. This wallet - 7 of 10 multisig set -up is where I now have a substantial amount of $$ because the guardians are each private from each other and from Fedi, s...

NoteOct 4

A productivity boom from AI accelerates the debt problem (which is the money most people are measuring through today) versus fixing it. So many people have this backwards. The debt will only be repaid through debasement.

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I often think about this Chomsky quote when thinking about politics, economics, the rate of inflation, how much debt, etc and people’s actions in this crazy world we live in. “The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum. Even encourage the more critical and dissident views. That gives people the sense the there’s free thinking going on, while all the time the presuppositions of the ...

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Great talking with you Adam!

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🙏 - and agree with you on their title

NoteSep 24

Loved this comment on one of my recent podcasts: Two families roll into a new town and ask the old man at the gate what the people are like. First family: “Back home they were selfish, cold, always looking for something to hate.” Old man: “That’s what you’ll find here.” Second family: “Back home they were decent, generous, easy to live with.” Old man: “That’s what you’ll find here.” Someone watching asks why he lied to one of them. He didn’t. You don’t move to a new town. You bring the one you ...

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Interesting question and it would have a large effect (because the inputs to all production would fall) as long as the system allowed that abundance to lower cost elsewhere and not be captured. But this is where we get back to Bitcoin - because through an operating system that is not the free market - it would be captured there or somewhere else.

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🙏

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❤️🙏

NoteSep 20

Looks like the Price of Tomorrow is going to be made into a documentary to try to help more people understand the root cause of chaotic transition we’re going through. Thanks @nprofile...u09m

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The ideologies were created and reinforced by people who created them in a time before bitcoin and many of our emergent behaviours cannot see the zero sum nature of these ideologies. Assuming bitcoin stays decentralized and secure, those beliefs crumble to a new higher truth. The risk you’re pointing to is that the ideologies become our identity and we hold onto them making our version of truth the right one and the other version the wrong one - all within the same system we have always know....

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Debating isn’t fighting (to me at least) I’m personally talking about the implications of judging people on what they should do, while inside the very system that divides.

NoteSep 16

All fighting within an operating system designed to steal your time only strengthens it. Sly, roundabout way.

NoteSep 13

If you understand that prices fall to the marginal cost of production in a free market, you also understand why there is a massively coordinated fear campaign by AI labs to drive regulation to try protect their monopolies. (Not to protect you)

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Great article Alex!

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Looking forward to listening!

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❤️💜

ReplySep 5

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Questioning…..and a critical eye on where my energy flows. Love, gratitude, and abundance.

ReplySep 5

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More manipulated humans who can’t see it in themselves imo. A system of control must divide to survive and we easily fall for it because it can’t be us.

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Observing how “other” people’s minds are changed and what they will say and do to others from their new righteous belief systems makes me ever more vigilant in questioning where my own thoughts and actions originate from and if they are aligned to how I want to live my own life.

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ReplyAug 24

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Wish I could have been there this year Alex.

ReplyAug 21

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Looking forward to this.

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ReplyAug 16

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I don’t but also think that much of the work by people who care about bitcoin as money highlighted where risk is growing - and that spotlight creates work that will make the protocol more resilient.

ReplyAug 10

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IMHO Bitcoin is fine. Just the free market learning what works and what doesn’t which will drive more resilience. A small battle (which feels like everything to some) in the long war for sound money. Lots going on in background with many Bitcoiners who also view bitcoin as money unconvinced that this was the right path (or time)

ReplyAug 9

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Still decentralized and secure. (And still on a path as money) Furthermore, if you step back from the noise - many lessons inside this battle within the larger war.

ReplyAug 9

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Yes - and smarter for what it takes to ensure that remains the case. Many lessons in a long path forward here.

ReplyAug 6

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While it might not be the first thing we promote because it is so early in the general public’s understanding which could impact our ability to attract the right businesses, we fully believe bitcoin is money and it is part of our plan to implement it as such within our operating businesses.

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Yes - heart goes out to those affected.

ReplyJul 31

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Yes - sad. - worth providing a technical breakdown as I think it will be helpful for some.

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Situational Awareness: 1. Right long term thesis Versus 2. Leverage/debt against that long term thesis. There will be many others.

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ReplyJul 21

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Point 1 is exactly the plan.

ReplyJul 21

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Nope - Still in US. Put my lake house in trust for family and visit (especially in summer)

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ReplyJul 16

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True - but the message obviously landed in that we had over 30 inbounds from businesses like this in the first day (many saying that it’s the first capital strategy that made sense in calls that inbound to them all the time).

ReplyJul 16

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Thank you and so glad to have you on the adventure with us. Over 20 business leads came in day 1.

ReplyJul 15

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Thank you! Bitcoin needs to be integrated into the real economy versus being held as only an asset. We think this accelerates that by aligning incentives of capital and from there, ensuring our businesses accept Bitcoin as a currency.

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❤️💜🙏

ReplyJul 15

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Thanks Jason! Slow growth companies get punished in the market and sell for lower valuations. The act of creating an acquisition vehicle and bringing top talent and AI (which a small company can’t attract) sets the stage for a re- rating of value. Multiples expand because of the acquisition vehicle because it IS the growth engine. Imagine the flywheel created and greater understanding of Bitcoin when the founders equity in Orange Juice is worth multiple times what they thought they were selling ...

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Thanks Tony!!

NoteJan 13

Where is your energy going?

ReplySep 25, 2025

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Right back at you and love what you’re building to help farmers understand and transition to #bitcoin

ReplyAug 19, 2025

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Please ping me through ego death capital website and we can set up a time to learn more.