Scott Wolfe

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Scott Wolfe
🛡️ scottwolfe@primal.net
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Coordinator @FBCE / Board Member @TPBInc / Operations Lead @BitcoinCoalitionCA / I work at the intersection of political-economic analysis, disruptive technology, community development and social impact with emphasis on upstream action.
For those tracking #Bitcoin exchange rate with top fiat currencies, we’re now at 40% from all time $BTC high, the last difficulty adjustment was down 3.28%, and we’re about to see another ~14% adjustment down. All of this suggests to me we saw some significant miner capitulation and exchange rate is bottoming. image
In which parts of the world is #Bitcoin $BTC the best form of money? The results are in!!! #GlobalBCESummit #AfricaBCESummit
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Good Songs & Music on Instagram: "Comment where are you watching from ⏬ Ylvis' "Nations of the World" is a comedic musical performance from the Norwegian comedy duo's appearance on the TV show Beat for Beat. The video captures their high-energy, humorous rapid-fire rundown of countries, blending absurd lyrics, exaggerated delivery, and playful choreography. The performance kicks off with lyrics like "United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama..." transitioning into garbled, sped-up country names amid music swells and applause. Timestamps in the attached transcript highlight snippets such as {ts:27} "United stat Canada Mexico rep," {ts:33} "[Musik]," and {ts:119} "[Musik] Sud [Tepuk tangan]," reflecting the fast-paced, phonetically mangled geography lesson. Audience claps and musical interludes amp up the live TV vibe, making it a viral-worthy meme fodder for music fans. Originally from Ylvis' 2001 Beat for Beat appearances, this resurfaced clip embodies their blend of education and absurdity, appealing to pop culture enthusiasts for TikTok edits, reaction videos, and nostalgic shares. It's a fun, shareable example of early 2000s Norwegian comedy that still trends in music meme circles. #nationsoftheworld #viral #fyp #explorepage #nostalgia"
1M likes, 9,283 comments - musicalblush on January 26, 2026: "Comment where are you watching from ⏬ Ylvis' "Nations of the World" is a...
While far too many people are gazing at #Bitcoin charts, Bitcoin Circular Economies (BCEs) are building the global “peer-to-peer electronic cash” movement that Satoshi envisioned. If you’re not tuned into #GlobalBCESummit, #AfricaBCESummit, and #spedn this week, you’re missing the true signal!
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Fascinating that an asset being stockpiled by China, Russia and central banks in several other countries — while those countries step away from US treasuries and markets — can now “technically” be created in a lab. Potential geopolitical game-changer? As far as I’m concerned, yet another reason that #gold will soon be on the downtrend.
The Independent
Scientists mimicking the Big Bang accidentally turn lead into gold
The physicists made an unexpected breakthrough
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“Stablecoins, which merely peg themselves to these fiat currencies, inherit their structural weakness. Stablecoins are not digital islands of stability; they are tethered to melting ice cubes, losing purchasing power at precisely the same rate as the fiat currencies they shadow… …And beyond this economic decay lies a more profound, sinister geopolitical danger: stablecoins do not merely inherit the debasement of their underlying fiat currencies—they also inherit and amplify the systems of monetary and political colonialism those currencies sustain. Whether through the U.S. dollar, the Chinese yuan, the CFA franc, or other hegemonic monetary regimes, stablecoins risk re-entrenching patterns of dependence and external control at precisely the moment when communities and nations around the world are seeking pathways to liberation and self-determination.” 📙
The Progressive Bitcoiner
Stablecoins & New Monetary Empires: Why Bitcoin Matters More Than Ever
To call something a stablecoin is to embed a promise into the name. It suggests permanence, reliability, and the absence of monetary turbulence. Bu...