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2024-07-04 07:15:16

Bitcoins don’t move, it is you that moves
Bitcoins don’t exist only UTXO
Bitcoin Addresses don’t exist, only hashed spending scripts
Bitcoins don’t travel on the lightning network, only secrets

2024-06-01 20:18:36

Kids are the ultimate time preference

2024-03-24 08:08:56

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My point is that rent is not fiat. It s a service. Converting to fiat is merely a payment rail in that case
I’m talking about people doing fiat to BTC to fiat as a store of value

2024-03-24 07:02:01

When you sell Bitcoin for Fiat you sell freedom money for slavery money.
If you sell high it just means that freedom has a high price for you , but that it can still be bought
If you don’t sell at all, it means not one can buy your fredom

2024-03-18 07:31:36

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@npub1kpg…3x6c ?

2024-03-18 07:30:44

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Nice one Jeff
Where I feel I can’t assert things about Bitcoin to others because I haven’t studied all the angles , you on the other hand are so past that
Bullish

2024-03-18 07:27:02

What if stranded 1 SaT utxos actually were good for something that we might not have discovered yet
Like an ID system? I mean you could prove the ownership by sending the tx to the pool but you could never move it because it would never be mined

2024-03-14 13:10:47

What if ETFs were good for Lightning ?
It freezes BTC supply and moves fiat trading use cases off chain
It leaves on chain for P2P transactions and therefore lowers fees for opening channels ?

2024-03-14 07:22:56

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No but
Phœnix is made by French people so there’s that 😇
Also it has splicing so the channel management is better
It has better network privacy (is it « blinded path »support?)
It has extremely high success ratio but it comes at a price : their fees are higher than I d like (but too low to make them profitable) and the node in your phone HAS to go through their node (and their fees) => would be nice if you could compare that very point across wallets

2024-03-13 08:37:26

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But you are using Blocksteeam green light right ? So it means the node is in the cloud correct ? And the keys to the node is on the device ? Is that a different key than the on chain wallet on the app ? Does it means the wallet doesn’t need to be online to receive ?
Thanks

2024-03-10 11:37:16

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We all hate duplicated efforts and wasted time. However much we want to avoid it , the hardest lessons come irl failures . That’s what it takes sometimes to line up the ducks
Open source code snippets create a forest litter and things grow out of there eventually

2024-03-10 11:19:19

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Thanks I just updated my stop loss

2024-03-10 08:41:36

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it’s a chaotic process

2024-03-03 22:17:59

Bitcoin opera ?
Bitcoin light my way !

2024-02-29 15:53:37

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Hi
You can use Swiss Bitcoin Pay application
You specify the invoice in your currency and it generates the bitcoin lightning QR code invoice automatically
At midnight everyday the funds you have received are transferred to your Bitcoin address or Fiat money or a percentage you decide between both
Over 100 shops using it all over the world

2024-02-29 07:58:07

Opinion about Bitcoin and fiat exchange price: ETF price will always be lower than real Bitcoin’s. Because once the exchanges are drained, boomers holding ETF will never be able to get the real thing as there won’t be any to get or at least not at the price they imagine

2024-02-26 20:17:45

I’m not sure how , but if Bitcoin is what I think it is, it will end up being a humility test for which we might not be ready for

2024-02-24 08:35:59

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the use of “is” instead of “are”: The subject “pineapple and jalapeño” is plural because it refers to two items. The correct verb agreement would be “are” (plural) instead of “is” (singular). A native speaker is more likely to use “are” in this context, although mistakes can occur.

2024-02-24 07:57:26

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If you watch Ben Hur again you’ll find amazing quotes in there too

2024-02-24 07:48:28

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2024-02-24 07:45:42

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Is that how a native English speaking person would write it ?

2024-02-23 10:42:55

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Maybe. But he was in his thirties then. Not brash.

2024-02-23 08:00:56

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Bullish !

2024-02-23 07:51:07

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As a non native English speaker I strongly feel that Satoshi was not English native as well . And he wasn’t a young person either.
Fascinating ! Thank you

2024-02-22 14:51:37

Unpopular opinion
We still need central banks because we are not ready to have the entire earth on a bitcoin standard. Imagine if it were to happen and central banks collapse : we would collectively bear so much responsibility to not fuck it up. The entire narrative and psychological mindset would flip. First we need to get our house in order and line up the ducks.
« Be careful what you wish for »

2024-02-22 07:33:16

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😂😂
Yeah they just turn it off

2024-02-20 07:31:49

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And that’s excluding inflation

2024-02-17 14:12:38

https://image.nostr.build/93ba2584be251febfb49067455a93c1a091a0cb60a1ec10cdcdc57e8e1f57496.jpg

2024-02-15 13:27:51

Brandolini's law, also known as the bullshit asymmetry principle, is an internet adage coined in 2013 by Alberto Brandolini, an Italian programmer, that emphasizes the effort of debunking misinformation, in comparison to the relative ease of creating it in the first place. The law states:
The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it.
The rise of easy popularization of ideas through the internet has greatly increased the relevant examples, but the asymmetry principle itself has long been recognized.

2024-02-13 07:42:58

Nostr is still small and confidential
Takes time to build right
This is the way

2024-02-12 21:12:25

Verifying my Nostr Nests identity: dqekydTIZqvRTRDhSh-STK9QMIM3VKbwb_nrwixNFL8
https://nostrnests.com

2024-02-12 20:47:08

Over 100 billion people lived and died on earth
And it s going up exponentially
If anything survives our death it has be information related. There this information is going up exponentially as well.
If some of this knowledge could feedback to us we could be on the brink of something

2024-02-12 11:54:22

@npub1xts…kk5s @npub12vk…pugg
When will NOSTR clients start supporting a marketplace section (nip-15?)
Basically a focused view for displaying and posting marketplace items with filtering by geo, type, etc ? And option for tipping the rendering client should be included
Thks

2024-02-11 08:41:14

They call it marketplace on the internet
It s just called discovery on Nostr

2024-02-09 08:25:57

If, or when, a federation either becomes too big or someone is attempting too much control, a portion of the users will split easily thanks to digital copy/paste.
Akin to cellular division in the natural world
Very few.

2024-02-08 13:18:55

Unpopular opinion : fees in sat/vbyte may not increase exponentially and look similar in the future
Because the value of sats has risen proportionally

2024-02-02 07:49:24

@npub1ce2…rk0s
#nevent1q…4yy3
Événement NOSTR en Avril à Annecy

2024-01-19 21:41:48

It s the energy and spirit you bring to the table !

2024-01-18 09:41:13

Bitcoin is highest possible trust created by man
And it’s based on absolute distrust through constant verification
We can build on that

2024-01-10 17:27:02

@npub1a2c…w83a @npub1au2…t53j
So I have to confess that I did not anticipate the “fight you” phase playing out as it is. Let me unfold my thoughts on this:
I had expected coercive measures from the get go. Such as “must declare on taxes”, “illegal”, “KYC only exchanges” and so on
But what I think is unfolding is much smarter and darker. It’s a “buy out” strategy. Not even using government fiat money but using everyday regular Joe’s money. The ETF being the proxy tool. It’s based on the “everybody has a number” theory. Here’s how it goes:
Step0 - Very Weak Hands: let me give you 50K to 70K per Bitcoin. They sell. BTC goes into Coinbase and other such custodian
Step1 - Weak Hands: let me give you 100K per Bitcoin. They sell. BTC goes into Coinbase and other such custodian
Step2 - Medium Hands: let me give you 150K to 250K per Bitcoin. They sell. BTC goes into Coinbase and other such custodian
== at this stage I expect that 45 to 60% of all BTCs are either in custodian or in US corporate companies such as MSTR
Step3 – Strong Hands: let me give you 500K to 1000K per Bitcoin. They sell. BTC goes into Coinbase and other such custodian
Step4 – Very Strong Hands: let me give you “your number” per Bitcoin, even 10M if that’s what it take. They sell. BTC goes into Coinbase and other such custodian
== at this stage I expect that 75 to 85% of all BTCs are either in custodian or in US corporate companies such as MSTR
And along the way there will be:
- orchestrated rug pulls to create FOMO on the fiat splurge. It will be hard to resist for a long time… if you see BTC at 1M and then down at 200K and then back at 1M when do you not sell ? only the strongest Lions
- mandatory KYC/OFAC transactions. Meaning once enough coins are in US custodians they are either frozen to death or not moving unless its KYC
- at some point they might try to ban transactions outright
- they might decide to kill BTC via rug pull of the price or to keep it as a geostrategic advantage
So what could be left?
- Maybe some coins moving around between citadels and federations, but we’ll need to add zeroes to break down satoshis further in order to have enough flowing
- Maybe a fork with an OFAC one and a Rebel one
- You can’t kill an idea so maybe there’ll be a Bitcoin2 initiative
Truly I hope I’m wrong but this “buy out” possibility is terrifying

2024-01-01 16:09:45

Me: happy new year Dad
Dad: happy new year, by the way I really to look into this bitcoin things , please send the educational material
Happy 2024 🎊

2023-12-26 08:57:34

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You mention “the blockchain” and token and huge profits. Alarm bells ringing.
I understand the purpose but how is this an open protocol? How is sufficiently simple and not overly complex?

2023-12-25 15:56:29

🎄👌🙏🏻

2023-12-24 08:53:21

I hate NGU
But man after 2 years of trying to orange pill and explain “the revolution “ with no success, all it takes is 1 min of NGU and everyone is like “how do I buy some ?”
I’m guessing another 4 years before they’re staying for the revolution
We re so early

2023-12-24 08:00:34

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Knots also has the property of being a Bitcoin app without the ” images” , therefore it can be run by a business without the fear of being attacked for kiddie images and other stuff

2023-12-22 07:11:41

« They fight you » phase has begun
At the moment they are going with institutional and regulatory capture

2023-12-21 21:49:49

It’s by far the best time to build on bitcoin
You have : all the narratives , a product ecosystem, institutions changing their tone, a strong community and still so early that everything needs to be done , wide open spaces

2023-12-21 09:14:15

Owning paper bitcoin is like owning a piece of a house on a paper.
You don’t get any of its beneficial properties: can’t shelter or live in it, can’t raise your family in it , nor can you garden or improve it

2023-12-21 07:35:44

Twitter is down but Bitcoin keeps ticking

2023-12-20 16:01:53

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Yep that’s content discovery done by the user
That will be a huge step forward. It will change everything

2023-12-17 10:02:43

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And if there is no bitcoin company around you, create one

2023-12-17 09:55:00

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Ça fait très peur , ça donne le vertige

2023-12-17 08:16:32

Bitcoin is internet universal money.
The property of universality:
- comes from the fact that it’s electronic
- more importantly from the fact that no one can print more of it (unlike everything else)

2023-12-07 23:33:22

If the way it goes has nothing to do with our actions, why do we let it get as us?
Because we choose when to.

2023-12-06 16:23:14

😂🤣 #note1yy8…n5v5

2023-12-06 08:13:23

Hi @npub1zgc…exk2 I love what you are trying to do.
But your FAQ can be misconstrued as disingenuous at best if your approach is B2C.
"This is highly variable and depends on your hash rate and the network's total hash rate. It could take days, months, or even longer, and there's a chance you might never successfully mine a block." => a pleb with an S9 or S19 would take hundreds of years
"Is Solo Mining Profitable?
We make it profitable by giving our miners an option to sell their hashrate on various hashrate marketplaces." => that's not solo mining
My point: you do not need to write almost-deceptive marketing stuff like they would in the 1990s. You are doing something great, just own it and be upfront.
You provide a SOLUTION for a solo miner: because he can simultaneously earn for some his hashpower while doing gambling SOLO
Good luck

2023-12-01 14:44:54

NOSTR is an attempt at a decentralized marketplace we just don’t know it yet
In a townsquare people talk and chat
But 3 days a week there’s a market too

2023-12-01 06:26:02

There is a reason why all shitcoins must fail
You can’t have an individual with the power of a central bank and not have it mindfuck the poor guy

2023-11-30 21:59:43

The three little pigs.
For the longest time I thought it was actually about house building.
In reality it’s about surviving. You have to put in the work. That’s what I tell my kids about education. Somehow it reminds me of bitcoin as well

2023-11-23 19:02:37

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Don’t worry. It ll signal the plan to build more. Main issue is fencing to avoid repeat offense… cute but really annoying they are

2023-11-23 14:16:43

Unpopular question:
What portion of the Lightning roadmap (well BOLTs to be precise) is geared towards :
- A/features for professional lightning services providers
- B/features for plebs to connect to each other using LN but without using those professional service providers… aka building a really distributed peer to peer network ? Aka making lightning easier for the pleb
For some reason I have the feeling that it’s mostly moving towards A .

2023-11-22 22:43:12

fear of complexity leads to custodial
Custodial leads to fiat
Fiat leads to the dark side

2023-11-22 15:40:30

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Agree it works real well, more energy and lot less weight without going hungry
I kept the non starchy greens and wine
I wouldn’t do it on kids as their needs are different

2023-11-22 10:38:16

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Is it true that , as River claims, 45% of nostr zaps are just database movements and not true LN because Alby and WoS are using the same ?

2023-11-22 07:31:48

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Gov doesn’t to need buy all the hashrate.
They can do multi prong attack
drown the mempool with higher fees , they can spin more validation nodes , capture some miners etc …. And while they try this it will be tough to HODL

2023-11-21 16:32:22

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Wen « humanity » debt clock 😅

2023-11-20 17:31:34

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Homomorphic system ? Such that one can verify the votes without revealing the actual vote ?
Cheers

2023-11-17 16:40:32

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Brainfuck yourself

2023-11-17 16:39:16

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😎
What pool you mine with ? What minimum do they impose before being able to withdraw… cause for me the winter season won’t be long enough to meet the minimum which means leaving sats in custody

2023-11-16 06:31:12

Anyone remembers the early days of open internet at work?
Like when we had to time share one physical RJ45 because « employees have no « real work » reason to go outside the intranet »
🤣
Same thing with money

2023-11-10 07:27:49

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lol
« Minting and rites » are very much fiat items

2023-11-04 07:20:04

GM
Live from #bonly https://image.nostr.build/b6ffb8ea7849f60bfcda2aa1216d10aab613fed9a73fb2842e46447586265f05.jpg

2023-11-02 14:46:55

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Does it work with outlook and apple calendar ?
You catch my drift … the surface attack is huge when looking at all the pieces

2023-10-29 17:39:50

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Phœnix works great
Phoenix has high fees , 0,4% is a fiat like fee . It doesn’t do 10x or 100x less than fiat which is required for mass disruption
Phoenix is a full node on my phone. But it can only connect to their node.
Lots of Room for improvement and it expect they are aware of it , just takes time.

2023-10-27 23:37:55

There is no such thing as unknowing. Even if it’s just a possibility.
It s not a curse. It is time preference in its fullest, rawest, unvarnished. Life

2023-10-22 08:54:37

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Ce n’est pas du FUD. Problème légitime à résoudre. Ce n’est pas pour autant qu il faut avoir peur. C est le cycle normal de l’innovation : un jour c est l’euphorie et le lendemain la cata et ainsi de suite. Faire confiance à la commu et aux personnes de bonne volonté.

2023-10-21 21:39:50

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Keine panic.
Premièrement c un edge case
Deuxièmement la commu va se creuser . Pas d’omelette sans …

2023-10-18 11:46:37

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I would be ready to pay Elon twice as much as what he is asking for.
A long as :
- i can pay with LN
- I can use LN Auth
Maxi pill 💊

2023-10-15 13:57:31

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Silencieux ?

2023-10-14 22:39:54

To every NGU idiot who keeps putting out a chart where « now it s going up for sure because x y and z »
All it tells me is that you haven’t really understood anything
Whatever it is that you are going to do when it does not happen, you should be doing it right now.
Just leapfrog , save yourself some time

2023-10-14 15:21:16

Make War Expensive Again

2023-10-13 20:56:11

The toughest lesson
What it means it that the worst of it all can happen to us at anytime
And somehow we must endure and rise
Because we have glimpsed a light and somehow understood fugitively
Are our hearts?

2023-10-12 06:33:09

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Protocols change the world

2023-10-12 06:32:08

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If you write decentralized few will understand
So I would go for : as close to peer to peer as it gets, permissionless
Because it’s a protocol it allows building applications on top the internet native value stack which is BTC LN

2023-10-07 14:17:37

AI can’t help with what I’m working on. So maybe it’s something useful after all ? 🤔

2023-10-07 11:37:45

@npub1gdu…6nak shouldn’t the next book be « FIAT technologies » ?
All those useless stuff developed with high time preference which were waste of resources (private and public). Amongst them the “good bad ideas” from the top , and the IP/licensing battles
Throwaway razors and pens.
3D glasses
AV1
Military stuff
Large scale infrastructure like France’s EPR

2023-10-07 10:14:41

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Ça avance !

2023-10-02 06:54:22

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Correct we need to go back to the essence of commerce: « taste my cheese before you buy » used to be advertising way back when. Users were in control of their discovery : choosing which stall to stop at, what to taste (explore).
Brands will have to do the same in a peer to peer economy. Their ad dollars should be 10x more efficient instead of fighting a keyword race condition controlled by a third party like Google. Direct relationships will change everything
#nostr

2023-10-01 10:36:59

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Pourquoi ne feraient ils pas des rencontres avec des maximalistes ?

2023-09-27 08:34:54

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Same here but on 16.6.1 iOS mobile
Scrolling hangs a lot

2023-09-26 19:38:14

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@npub1kq0…qzpx

2023-09-25 19:13:17

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Tu t’es bien doxxé!
ça sent le coup de fil l’été prochain de la part des impôts

2023-09-25 14:14:20

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A node is like a purse with voting powers :
- allows you to look how much is in your account without anyone else knowing
- allows you to « vote » if forks
An economic node , I guess, anyone can query via API for a fee. More stuff imagine

2023-09-24 09:48:43

NOSTR is a paradigm shift
NOSTR decentralises content discovery
user is sovereign and via his client he is in control of the algorithms (not google)
he chooses what he sees, how he sees it and when he sees it
Consent and control are everything

2023-09-24 07:29:52

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It s a logical privacy optimization. Users decide anyway
This way a relay will serve more users concurrently
Plus users who want to browse the universe will go to relays and so on

2023-09-22 12:43:37

I see 3 main challenges for humanity
1/ how do we get out of all the slavery systems we have burdened ourselves with
2/ how do we prevent earth colonisation by one of the competing amoral alien races who seek our ressources and make us a colony (they tantalize our elites with futile tech)
3/ how does humanity finally grow wiser and get out of the current plateau
Bitcoin is the path to 1/ and helps with 3/ a bit

2023-09-22 10:47:08

This morning my brain is like my CPU running local LLM or generative AI: sucking all the ressources
Just in order to reinvent how to present Bitcoin to businesses
Getting there …

2023-09-19 16:47:36

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Very simple:
-Valuable data must be trustworthy
- we can do this by leveraging bitcoin immutable timechain
- we simple get a fingerprint of the data via hashing and we can collate millions of hashes into a few bytes using Merkel tree
- we inscribe this in the BTC timechain
And voila we have immutable proof that such data existed at that blockheight
If you have hashes of data files then the timechain would the secure database where to look it up
Tons of use cases from legal to transaction steps

2023-09-19 07:43:05

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Hard to find a raspberry v1.3 honestly. Seems even you sell recent ones with unsoldered wireless. Plus there is soldering the GPIO. Wish it was easier
The argument for the pass phrase is for the case you don’t trust that the entropy of the SE is good enough and not a sub region
Keep up the good work

2023-09-17 08:01:15

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So this is a bit of game theory then: you get your subscription cancelled if you expose content because there is a watermark ?