Nostr notes by Aurelius

When creating a high-security VeraCrypt encrypted volume, you ...

2026-09-07T07:16:04Z

When creating a high-security VeraCrypt encrypted volume, you should choose to create an encrypted file container and employ the AES-Twofish-Serpent cascading encryption algorithm to ensure that data remains secure even if one of the algorithms is compromised in the future, while setting the hash algorithm to SHA-512. During the password setup phase, in addition to using a complex random password of 20 characters or more, you must enable and configure a custom PIM (Personal Iterations Multiplier) value to significantly increase resistance to brute-force attacks by prolonging the key derivation time. Finally, before formatting, move the mouse randomly and irregularly within the window to increase entropy, ensuring that the generated encryption keys possess maximum randomness.

When mounting the volume for actual use, select the corresponding drive slot and specify the encrypted file; you must enter both the password and the previously set custom PIM accurately to successfully unlock the volume. Once inside the virtual disk, files can be read and written just like on a regular hard drive, but you must click "Dismount" immediately after completing your operations to prevent memory remnants or unauthorized access. It is important to note that while the PIM provides a powerful second line of defense, losing it will result in the permanent loss of your data; therefore, this value must be managed with extreme care while pursuing high security.

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2026-09-07T07:11:59Z

BIP84 was officially assigned on December 28, 2017.

For Bitcoin development, bip-utils handles HD wallet standards, ...

2026-09-07T07:08:51Z

For Bitcoin development, bip-utils handles HD wallet standards, coincurve provides fast secp256k1 operations, and bitcoinlib offers a comprehensive suite for blockchain interaction.

Distributed torrents spread data across many peers, boosting ...

2026-09-07T07:00:01Z

Distributed torrents spread data across many peers, boosting download speed and making the content resilient to censorship or single‑point shutdowns.
🌐⚡️🚫🔒

The official standard document for ChaCha20-Poly1305 is RFC 8439, ...

2026-09-07T00:09:32Z

The official standard document for ChaCha20-Poly1305 is RFC 8439, titled "ChaCha20 and Poly1305 for IETF Protocols."

Amethyst GitHub: https://github.com/vitorpamplona/amethyst ...

2026-09-07T00:07:49Z

Amethyst
GitHub: https://github.com/vitorpamplona/amethyst
Website: https://amethyst.social

Damus
Website: https://damus.io

Amethyst is a very popular Nostr client 🌐 that provides users ...

2026-09-07T00:06:58Z

Amethyst is a very popular Nostr client 🌐 that provides users with a convenient decentralized social experience ✨.

For Apple iOS users 🍎, Damus is the preferred tool 🏆, which similarly supports the Nostr protocol ⚡️.

Block 1 │ ├─ Data │ └─ Hash A │ ↓ Block 2 │ ...

2026-09-05T02:41:34Z

Block 1
│
├─ Data
│
└─ Hash A
│
↓

Block 2
│
├─ Current Data
│
├─ Previous Hash
│ (Hash A)
│
└─ Hash B
│
↓

Block 3
│
├─ Current Data
│
├─ Previous Hash
│ (Hash B)
│
└─ Hash C

Happy to help~ 😊 Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger ...

2026-09-04T21:48:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…3rv5
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Happy to help~ 😊

Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that protects your private data 🔒
A decentralized app designed, built, and operated by a global community of privacy experts 🌍

It is decentralized, with no single point of control, making it difficult to block 🚫
It supports no KYC and strict end-to-end encryption 🔐

The only drawback is that it currently does not support large file transfers 📁

The issue is more about the political system and the ruling party ...

2026-09-04T18:23:53Z

In reply to nevent1q…6883
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The issue is more about the political system and the ruling party than simply a gender issue.

Yes. Most Nostr clients let you block users. After blocking ...

2026-09-04T18:17:08Z

Yes. Most Nostr clients let you block users. After blocking someone, their posts and interactions are usually hidden in your client.

However, this only applies to your client, not the entire Nostr network. Other clients or relays may still display that user’s content.

はい。ほとんどのNostrクライアントでは、ユーザーをブロックできます。ブロックすると、通常はそのユーザーの投稿や交流内容が自分のクライアント上で非表示になります。

ただし、これは自分のクライアント内だけで有効で、Nostrネットワーク全体に適用されるわけではありません。他のクライアントやリレーでは、そのユーザーのコンテンツが表示される場合があります。

I don’t live in China.

2026-09-04T18:14:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…gsws
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I don’t live in China.

American men are certainly not the solution to the relationship ...

2026-09-04T07:19:03Z

In reply to nevent1q…2v2z
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American men are certainly not the solution to the relationship problems faced by Chinese men.

You still face many challenges. However, financial stability is essential—you need to work hard and build your wealth, no matter which country you live in.

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2026-09-03T00:08:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…k7c9
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https://privacytools.io/

2026-09-03T00:04:28Z

In reply to nevent1q…k7c9
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https://privacytools.io/

1. Damus — A well-known Nostr client on iOS, with an interface ...

2026-09-02T22:07:32Z

In reply to nevent1q…4mv3
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1. Damus — A well-known Nostr client on iOS, with an interface similar to social media apps.
2. Amethyst — A widely used Nostr client on Android.
3. Primal — Available on iOS, Android, and the web, with an experience closer to traditional social platforms.
4. Snort — A web-based Nostr client that is fast and has a clean interface.

This is the advantage of decentralized protocols:
you can have many different applications using the same protocol.

The future will implement a delayed retirement policy, and there ...

2026-09-01T11:27:43Z

In reply to nevent1q…tqns
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The future will implement a delayed retirement policy, and there are also issues with the population ratio.

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2026-08-30T13:17:45Z

此事最重要的一点，就是守密。
对于自己的计划、想法和下一步打算，要像守护天机一样谨慎，秘而不宣，不可轻易向任何人透露。
哪怕只是无意间说出一点细枝末节，也可能被有心之人顺藤摸瓜，从有限的信息中推测出你的整体布局。

一旦计划提前泄露，不仅可能让别人洞悉你的思路，甚至可能被人抢先利用、模仿或窃取你的智慧与劳动成果，使你此前的筹划和付出徒劳无功。

所以，此签既是在肯定你当前的方向，也是在提醒你：
事可以大胆去做，心可以坚定不移，但谋划必须藏于心中。
少说、多做，守口如瓶，待事情真正成熟、结果落定之后，再公开也不迟。

In China, whether you are saving money or building a business, ...

2026-08-26T16:33:32Z

In China, whether you are saving money or building a business, once you reach a certain scale, you often face stronger regulation and may also encounter external constraints such as antitrust measures, content censorship, and platform restrictions.

As a result, many forms of accumulation that depend on specific institutions and policy environments are not as stable as they may seem.

By contrast, what attracts me most about Bitcoin is that it truly operates according to open and transparent rules.

No matter how much wealth a person holds, ownership and transfers follow the same protocol. They do not require approval from a centralized institution, nor can the ledger be arbitrarily changed simply because someone holds greater power.

Traditional systems rely more heavily on institutional judgment and policy changes, while Bitcoin places greater emphasis on trusting verifiable rules rather than trusting authority.

This difference becomes even more obvious in an environment where deleted posts, account bans, censorship, or policy adjustments can continually reshape the existing order.

So rather than putting too much effort into forms of accumulation that depend heavily on platforms and external rules, I would prefer to place part of my long-term wealth in a system like Bitcoin, where the rules are transparent, property rights are clear, and assets can be transferred freely.

Because what truly matters for long-term preservation is not only the wealth itself, but also whether the rules governing that wealth remain stable.

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2026-08-26T16:31:46Z

在中国，无论是存钱还是发展事业，当规模达到一定程度后，往往都会面对更强的监管，也可能遇到反垄断、内容审查、平台限制等外部约束。这样一来，很多依赖具体机构和政策环境形成的积累，其实并没有想象中那么稳定。

相比之下，比特币最吸引我的地方，就是它真正依赖公开规则运行。

无论一个人持有多少资产，转账和持有都遵循同一套协议，不需要某个中心化机构批准，也不会因为某个人权力更大，就可以随意修改账本。传统体系更依赖机构判断和政策变化，而比特币更强调相信可以验证的规则，而不是相信某种权力。

尤其是在删帖、封号、审查或者政策调整可能不断改变既有秩序的环境里，这种区别会更加明显。

所以与其把大量精力放在那些高度依赖平台和外部规则的积累上，我更愿意把一部分长期积累放在像比特币这样规则透明、产权清晰并且可以自由转移的体系里。

因为真正能够长期保存的，不只是财富本身，更重要的是支配财富的规则是否稳定。

bc1q：secp256k1 私钥 → 计算压缩公钥 → SHA256 → ...

2026-08-26T16:28:23Z

bc1q：secp256k1 私钥 → 计算压缩公钥 → SHA256 → RIPEMD160 → 得到 20 字节 HASH160 → 作为 SegWit Witness Version 0 的 witness program → 使用 Bech32 编码 → 加上比特币主网 HRP “bc” → 得到以 bc1q 开头的 P2WPKH 收款地址。

bc1p：secp256k1 私钥 → 计算 x-only 内部公钥 → 使用 BIP341 的 TapTweak 标签哈希计算 tweak → 计算输出公钥 Q = P + tweak × G → 取 Q 的 32 字节 x-only 公钥 → 作为 SegWit Witness Version 1 的 witness program → 使用 Bech32m 编码 → 加上比特币主网 HRP “bc” → 得到以 bc1p 开头的 P2TR（Taproot）收款地址。

Governments are eager to sell out individuals’ privacy in ...

2026-08-26T11:00:59Z

Governments are eager to sell out individuals’ privacy in exchange for technology and other benefits; such a trade is, in essence, an assassination of individual rights.

The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust ...

2026-08-25T01:11:03Z

The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust.

During the 2008 global financial crisis, the bankruptcy of Lehman ...

2026-08-25T01:05:32Z

During the 2008 global financial crisis, the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers led to a systemic crisis within financial institutions, necessitating interventions from governments and central banks.

Bitcoin emerged within this socio-economic environment.

Satoshi Nakamoto embedded the headline "Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" from The Times into the genesis block. This served not only as a temporal marker but as a silent declaration regarding a system where a few institutions wield control, the public assumes the risk, and decision-making lacks transparency.

The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust.

During the global financial crisis of 2008, the collapse of ...

2026-08-25T01:03:44Z

During the global financial crisis of 2008, the collapse of Lehman Brothers sent financial institutions into a chain of crises, ultimately forcing governments and central banks to intervene with bailouts.

It was against this backdrop that Bitcoin was born.

In Bitcoin’s genesis block, Satoshi Nakamoto embedded the day’s headline from *The Times*: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” This was more than a timestamp; it also read like a silent declaration:

When a financial system can be controlled by a small number of institutions, when the risks are borne by the public, and when decision-making lacks transparency, the foundations of trust begin to erode.

The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that’s required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust.

don’t trust, verify.

2026-08-24T23:44:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…d9xk
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don’t trust, verify.

🔐 不要信任，进行验证。🧮 🔑 ...

2026-08-24T23:41:01Z

🔐 不要信任，进行验证。🧮
🔑 不是你的私钥，就不是你的币。₿

🔐 Don’t trust. Verify. 🧮 🔑 Not your keys, not your ...

2026-08-24T23:39:46Z

🔐 Don’t trust. Verify. 🧮

🔑 Not your keys, not your coins. ₿

🖥️ Run your own node. 🌐

💻 Cypherpunks write code. 🕶️

📜 Proof, not promises. ✅

🔢 Trust mathematics, not institutions. 🧠

Electrum Wallet Electrum Wallet is a Bitcoin self-custody wallet ...

2026-08-24T23:37:55Z

Electrum Wallet

Electrum Wallet is a Bitcoin self-custody wallet that supports Bitcoin mainnet transactions, Lightning Network, multi-signature wallets, cold wallets, and hardware wallet connections. Electrum adopts a lightweight design, allowing users to manage their own private keys. It is one of the classic wallets that has been used in the Bitcoin ecosystem for a long time.
Official website:
https://electrum.org

Sparrow Wallet

Sparrow Wallet is a Bitcoin desktop wallet focused on security, privacy, and transaction control. It supports hardware wallets, single-signature and multi-signature wallets, PSBT, UTXO management, and Coin Control features. It is suitable for users who need detailed management of Bitcoin transactions.
Official website:
https://sparrowwallet.com

Wasabi Wallet

Wasabi Wallet is an open-source Bitcoin privacy wallet that supports non-custodial wallet management, CoinJoin privacy transactions, Tor network, and UTXO control features. It is mainly used to enhance Bitcoin transaction privacy and reduce the association between on-chain transactions.
Official website:
https://wasabiwallet.io

Trust Wallet

https://trustwallet.com

Trust Wallet is a multi-chain non-custodial Web3 wallet that supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, and other blockchain assets. It supports token storage, Swap, NFT management, DApp browser, and Web3 application connections. It is currently one of the widely used general-purpose mobile wallets.

MetaMask
https://metamask.io

MetaMask is a non-custodial Web3 wallet designed for the Ethereum and EVM ecosystems. It supports Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and other compatible networks. It is mainly used for managing digital assets, connecting to decentralized applications (DApps), participating in DeFi and NFT ecosystems, and is one of the most representative browser extension wallets.

Rabby Wallet
https://rabby.io

Rabby Wallet is an EVM multi-chain Web3 wallet developed by the DeBank team. It supports multiple EVM networks and provides transaction risk detection, asset management, and DApp connection features. It mainly targets DeFi users and emphasizes transaction security and multi-chain user experience.

Uniswap
https://uniswap.org

Uniswap is a decentralized exchange protocol (DEX) that operates through blockchain smart contracts. Users can directly exchange cryptocurrencies through their wallets, such as swapping ETH for USDC or exchanging between different tokens. It uses an automated market maker (AMM) mechanism and does not require traditional centralized exchange order matching.

1inch
https://1inch.io

1inch is a decentralized exchange aggregator that searches for better prices across multiple DEXs to help users complete cryptocurrency swaps. Users can connect their wallets to 1inch, exchange one token for another, and obtain better trading prices.

SushiSwap https://www.sushi.com

SushiSwap is a multi-chain decentralized trading platform that supports token swaps, liquidity providing, and other functions. Users can conduct on-chain asset transactions directly through smart contracts without relying on centralized exchanges.

Curve Finance
https://curve.fi

Curve Finance is a decentralized trading protocol focused on stablecoins and similar assets. It is mainly used for low-slippage exchanges between stablecoins such as USDT, USDC, and DAI. It improves trading efficiency through liquidity pools.

PancakeSwap
https://pancakeswap.finance

PancakeSwap is a decentralized trading platform based on BNB Chain. It supports token swaps, liquidity providing, yield farming, and other functions. Users can connect wallets and directly exchange different crypto assets on-chain.

Uniswap
https://uniswap.org

Uniswap is a decentralized exchange protocol (DEX) that operates on blockchain smart contracts. Users can directly exchange cryptocurrencies through wallets, such as ETH to USDC or swaps between different tokens. It uses an automated market maker (AMM) mechanism and does not require traditional centralized exchange order matching.

Decentralized Exchanges (DEX)

Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Curve Finance, SushiSwap, Raydium, Balancer, KyberSwap, THORChain

DEX Aggregators

1inch, Jupiter, Maverick, KyberSwap, Swapzone

Cross-chain Exchange / Instant Swap Platforms (Crypto Swap)

StealthEX, SimpleSwap, ChangeNOW, Changelly, FixedFloat, Exolix, Godex

Trading Aggregation and Price Comparison Platforms (Swap Aggregator)

SwapSpace, Swapzone

Blockchain Explorers
Blockchain.com
https://www.blockchain.com/explorer

Blockchair:
https://blockchair.com/bitcoin

Mempool space:
https://mempool.space

Blockstream Explorer
https://blockstream.info

When your interests depend on how others will act, the key to ...

2026-08-23T19:46:53Z

When your interests depend on how others will act, the key to designing a strategy is not only focusing on your own goals, but also predicting the choices, motivations, and responses of others. Game theory suggests that an effective strategy must be based on understanding the interaction between different parties: you need to ask, “If I take this action, how will the other side respond?” and “After they understand my intentions, how will they adjust their strategy?” For example, in business competition, a company may gain a short-term advantage by lowering prices, but if competitors also reduce prices, both sides may suffer from declining profits. Therefore, a truly effective strategy is not simply about attacking, but about finding ways to influence the decisions of others.

In complex games, strategy design also involves building credible commitments, creating informational advantages, and controlling risks. When someone can make others believe that they will follow a certain course of action, their negotiation power and competitive advantage increase. For example, companies can use long-term investment, brand development, or technological barriers to convince competitors that they will not easily leave the market. This is a form of strategic commitment. A strong strategy is not about predicting exactly what will happen in the future, but about designing choices in advance so that you can maintain favorable outcomes under different possible actions taken by others.

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We are not chasing wealth; we are pursuing a more free, fair, and ...

2026-08-23T08:24:58Z

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We are not chasing wealth; we are pursuing a more free, fair, and open financial system. We believe in decentralization and do not want our currency to be fully controlled by any single government, organization, or centralized authority. Instead, we hope to create a system where people have greater freedom of choice and control over their own financial future.

The poor are increasingly becoming the first victims of robbery ...

2026-08-23T08:17:51Z

The poor are increasingly becoming the first victims of robbery and crime.

Session is a privacy-focused decentralized messaging app that ...

2026-08-23T08:15:23Z

Session is a privacy-focused decentralized messaging app that does not require a phone number or email address to register. It uses a decentralized network and end-to-end encryption to reduce identity exposure and allow users to communicate more privately through text and voice messages.

Cake Wallet is an open-source privacy-focused cryptocurrency wallet that mainly supports privacy coins such as Monero. It provides local private key control, non-custodial storage, and enhanced transaction privacy, allowing users to manage their digital assets more securely.

Cherish peace, protect what is beautiful.

2026-08-22T04:46:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…5k9l
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Cherish peace, protect what is beautiful.

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2026-08-22T04:24:31Z

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The signature algorithm used by Bitcoin wallets is determined by ...

2026-08-21T21:18:10Z

The signature algorithm used by Bitcoin wallets is determined by the underlying output script: BIP84 (P2WPKH) uses ECDSA signatures on secp256k1, while BIP86 (P2TR/Taproot) uses BIP340 Schnorr signatures on secp256k1.

BIP84-based Bitcoin wallets employ ECDSA signatures over the ...

2026-08-21T21:16:45Z

BIP84-based Bitcoin wallets employ ECDSA signatures over the secp256k1 elliptic curve for transaction authorization, whereas BIP86-based Taproot wallets use BIP340 Schnorr signatures over the same secp256k1 curve.

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2026-08-21T18:13:37Z

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真是一分钱一分货，想问问还有平替吗

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If your identity, social connections, and content distribution ...

2026-08-21T11:14:01Z

In reply to nevent1q…rut2
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If your identity, social connections, and content distribution all depend on a centralized platform, then your ability to express yourself ultimately depends on the platform’s permission.

この指導者は地獄へ行け。

2026-08-19T10:39:36Z

In reply to nevent1q…caxg
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この指導者は地獄へ行け。

You can hardly imagine that a country like China has not even ...

2026-08-19T10:23:18Z

In reply to nevent1q…d09f
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You can hardly imagine that a country like China has not even widely adopted the most basic encryption protections.

You can use a PGP tool.

2026-08-19T10:22:26Z

In reply to nevent1q…d09f
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You can use a PGP tool.

But it's true—the technology they've provided is so ...

2026-08-18T13:29:50Z

In reply to nevent1q…qcuq
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But it's true—the technology they've provided is so advanced that it really blew us away.

I recognize the significance of diversification.

Yeah, I agree.

2026-08-18T13:26:01Z

In reply to nevent1q…qcuq
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Yeah, I agree.

We greatly appreciate the data and technology provided by the ...

2026-08-18T13:21:28Z

We greatly appreciate the data and technology provided by the United States, which have served as a critical lifeline for us.

We hold their trust and support in the highest regard and remain steadfast in our commitment to them.

This tool helps you recover a BIP39 mnemonic when a small number ...

2026-08-18T05:35:35Z

In reply to nevent1q…2gf2
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This tool helps you recover a BIP39 mnemonic when a small number of words are missing.
You provide:
1.A known Bitcoin receiving address
2.A mnemonic word list
3. Question marks ? for unknown word positions
4 .An optional candidate word list
5..An optional BIP39 passphrase
6. An address index range to check
The script then tries possible word combinations, validates each candidate mnemonic using the BIP39 checksum, derives BIP84 Bitcoin addresses, and checks whether any derived address matches the target address.

A simple, fully offline Bitcoin mnemonic recovery tool for ...

2026-08-18T05:34:06Z

In reply to nevent1q…e3kg
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A simple, fully offline Bitcoin mnemonic recovery tool for recovering missing BIP39 mnemonic words when you know most of the words and at least one generated Bitcoin Native SegWit address.

This tool is designed for Bitcoin mainnet BIP84 wallets, which usually generate Native SegWit addresses starting with bc1q

https://github.com/wangyifan349/bip39-bip84-mnemonic-recovery

A local-first password manager and secure notes application built ...

2026-08-18T05:32:41Z

In reply to nevent1q…e3kg
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A local-first password manager and secure notes application built with Python and PyQt6, using Argon2id and ChaCha20-Poly1305 for strong encryption.

https://github.com/wangyifan349/CipherNoteVault

If CipherNote Vault is useful to you, sponsorship is welcome and greatly appreciated.

Your support helps encourage continued development, maintenance, and improvement of the project.

BTC
bc1qxqfhumpqtnxrznkx9r4xsp8m6zsedtgusjns7p

A compact, pure-Python implementation of ChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD ...

2026-08-18T05:31:04Z

In reply to nevent1q…e3kg
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A compact, pure-Python implementation of ChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD based on RFC 8439, with an interactive CLI for encrypting or decrypting a single file or an entire directory.

The script uses only Python's standard library. It keeps file names and directory structure unchanged and generates a fresh 96-bit nonce for every encrypted file.

https://github.com/wangyifan349/pychacha20

AegisRoute is a lightweight, two-file Python proxy tunnel built ...

2026-08-18T05:30:24Z

In reply to nevent1q…e3kg
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AegisRoute is a lightweight, two-file Python proxy tunnel built around an interactive client and server design. It provides local HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxy endpoints on the client side, then forwards traffic to a remote AegisRoute server through encrypted TCP and UDP transport paths.

https://github.com/wangyifan349/AegisRoute

Bitcoin Core https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin ...

2026-08-17T21:21:43Z

Bitcoin Core
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin
https://bitcoincore.org
One of the most important full-node implementations for Bitcoin. It can independently verify blocks and transactions, directly participate in the Bitcoin P2P network, and also provides wallet and RPC functionality. It is suitable for users who want to run their own Bitcoin node, build Bitcoin-related services, or verify BTC transactions without relying on third-party servers.

Electrum
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum
https://electrum.org
A long-established and highly mature open-source lightweight Bitcoin wallet focused exclusively on BTC. It does not require downloading the entire Bitcoin blockchain and supports hardware wallets, cold storage, watch-only wallets, multisig, PSBT, Lightning, and connections to your own Electrum Server. For security, downloads should only come from the official electrum.org website.

Sparrow Wallet
https://github.com/sparrowwallet/sparrow
https://sparrowwallet.com
An advanced desktop Bitcoin wallet, especially suitable for hardware wallets, cold storage, and experienced BTC users. It supports PSBT, multisig, watch-only wallets, detailed UTXO management, fee controls, and transaction inspection. It can also connect directly to Bitcoin Core or an Electrum Server. Compared with ordinary wallets, Sparrow provides much more detailed information about individual UTXOs and transaction structure.

Wasabi Wallet
https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi
https://wasabiwallet.io
An open-source, non-custodial, privacy-focused desktop wallet dedicated to Bitcoin. It emphasizes on-chain privacy, UTXO management, and privacy-enhancing transactions. Wasabi has long been known for features and technologies related to CoinJoin, Tor, and reducing address-linking analysis on the Bitcoin blockchain. It is suitable for users who place particular importance on Bitcoin transaction privacy.

BlueWallet
https://github.com/BlueWallet/BlueWallet
https://bluewallet.io
A widely used open-source Bitcoin mobile wallet mainly designed for Android and iOS, with a strong focus on Bitcoin and the Lightning Network. It supports standard BTC wallets, watch-only wallets, RBF, Electrum backends, and other useful features. Its relatively simple interface makes it suitable for everyday mobile Bitcoin management.

Monero Core
https://github.com/monero-project/monero
https://www.getmonero.org
The official core implementation of Monero, including the Monero node software, command-line wallet, and related infrastructure components. Users can run their own full Monero node and connect wallets or services through RPC. It is one of the most important official projects in the XMR ecosystem.

Monero GUI Wallet
https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui
https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/
The official graphical wallet for Monero. It is open-source and non-custodial, meaning users control their own wallet files, private keys, and recovery seed. It can connect to a remote node or work together with a locally running Monero node. Monero's privacy protections are built directly into the protocol, which differs from Bitcoin, where additional UTXO management and privacy techniques are often required.

MetaMask
https://github.com/MetaMask/metamask-extension
https://metamask.io
One of the most important wallets in the Ethereum and EVM ecosystems and one of the most widely supported wallets across DeFi, DEX, NFT, and Web3 applications. It can manage ETH and ERC-20 assets and connect to Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, and many other EVM-compatible networks. Its biggest advantage is its extremely broad compatibility throughout the Web3 ecosystem.

Rabby Wallet
https://github.com/RabbyHub/Rabby
https://rabby.io
An open-source Ethereum/EVM wallet developed by the DeBank team, particularly suitable for users who frequently interact with DeFi protocols and multiple EVM networks. It emphasizes transaction simulation, risk detection, token approval visibility, and clearer interpretation of signing requests, helping users better understand what a smart-contract interaction may do before they approve it.

Trust Wallet
https://trustwallet.com/download
https://github.com/trustwallet
https://github.com/trustwallet/wallet-core
A mainstream multi-chain self-custodial wallet supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Cosmos, and many other blockchain networks. It also supports tokens, NFTs, DApps, swaps, staking, mobile applications, and browser extensions. Note that wallet-core is Trust Wallet's official open-source wallet core library, mainly responsible for keys, addresses, transaction signing, and multi-chain protocol support. It does not represent the complete source code of the entire Trust Wallet application. Ordinary users should download Trust Wallet through the official download page.

Trezor
https://trezor.io
https://github.com/trezor/trezor-suite
https://github.com/trezor/trezor-firmware
A highly important open-source hardware wallet ecosystem. Trezor Firmware is the official firmware running on Trezor hardware devices, while Trezor Suite is the software used to manage devices, accounts, and crypto assets. Hardware wallets keep private keys on a separate physical device and require transactions to be confirmed and signed on the device itself, making them particularly suitable for long-term storage of larger amounts of BTC, ETH, and other supported assets.

Bisq
https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq
https://bisq.network
A long-established decentralized Bitcoin P2P trading application that does not rely on a traditional centralized exchange to custody user funds. Buyers and sellers trade BTC, fiat currencies, and other supported assets directly through a peer-to-peer network, with an emphasis on reducing dependence on centralized custody and account control.

Uniswap
https://github.com/Uniswap
https://uniswap.org
One of the most important decentralized trading protocols in the Ethereum and EVM ecosystems. Users can exchange tokens directly through smart contracts and liquidity pools instead of first depositing their assets into a centralized exchange. It is also one of the most representative foundational protocols in the AMM and DeFi ecosystems.

If you only want to keep the most important projects, I recommend:
Bitcoin Core
Electrum
Sparrow Wallet
Wasabi Wallet
Monero Core
Monero GUI Wallet
MetaMask
Rabby Wallet
Trust Wallet
Trezor
Bisq
Uniswap

The wallet list can be reduced even further to:
Bitcoin: Electrum, Sparrow Wallet, Wasabi Wallet
Monero: Monero GUI Wallet
Ethereum/EVM: MetaMask, Rabby Wallet
Multi-chain: Trust Wallet
Hardware Wallet: Trezor

Most people buy Bitcoin to sell it later at a higher price; we ...

2026-08-17T11:02:40Z

Most people buy Bitcoin to sell it later at a higher price; we are the ones who buy and choose to hold it for the long term, even forever. The difference is that they believe in price and wealth, while we believe in a philosophy and a form of conviction. True holders are not controlled by short-term fluctuations, because once you focus too much on the price, you begin searching for a reason to exit. The so-called “blind signing” means making a commitment to the future without constantly watching the chart. What you believe in is not a single rise or fall in price, but an idea that could potentially change the world. The “dip” everyone talked about in 2021 was not just a market decline; it was a test of faith. For long-term holders, what matters is not the price, but the commitment to stand by their choice.

Bech32 is a BIP173-defined checksummed Base32 encoding format ...

2026-08-16T05:30:47Z

Bech32 is a BIP173-defined checksummed Base32 encoding format that encodes the SegWit witness version and witness program into a human-readable Bitcoin address (e.g., bc1q...), providing efficient representation, lowercase-only characters, and strong error detection for address input mistakes.

Bisq is all about self-custody, P2P trading, and decentralization ...

2026-08-15T03:17:04Z

In reply to nevent1q…64wa
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Bisq is all about self-custody, P2P trading, and decentralization 🧡₿ You keep control of your own funds, trade directly with other people, and don’t have to rely on a centralized exchange holding your Bitcoin.

It’s not always the fastest or easiest option, but for people who value privacy, independence, and real ownership, it’s a pretty cool way to move from fiat into BTC ✨🔐🌍

Bisq’s official documentation states: “If the arbitrator ...

2026-08-15T03:12:52Z

In reply to nevent1q…ws5k
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Bisq’s official documentation states: “If the arbitrator sides with you, they will personally reimburse you.”

If the arbitrator goes offline during those 20 days, the funds ...

2026-08-15T03:07:10Z

In reply to nevent1q…5mpk
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If the arbitrator goes offline during those 20 days, the funds will not be lost because the arbitrator does not hold a third private key; the BTC remains locked in the buyer’s and seller’s 2-of-2 multisig.

Arbitrators are required to lock up a security deposit, which can be confiscated in cases of serious misconduct or failure to perform their duties.

So the process may take longer than 20 days, potentially until the arbitration issue is resolved or another appropriate mechanism takes over.

20 days → the pre-signed fallback transaction can be broadcast ...

2026-08-15T02:55:12Z

In reply to nevent1q…20lk
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20 days → the pre-signed fallback transaction can be broadcast → the multisig funds are sent to the Burning Men → the arbitrator investigates → the winning party receives BTC compensation.

I agree. No third key keeps the system truly P2P.

2026-08-15T02:53:31Z

In reply to nevent1q…20lk
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I agree. No third key keeps the system truly P2P.

Bisq 1 uses a 2-of-2 multisig setup, so under normal ...

2026-08-15T02:33:25Z

Bisq 1 uses a 2-of-2 multisig setup, so under normal circumstances both the buyer and seller must sign to release the funds. At the start of the trade, both parties also pre-sign a time-locked fallback transaction.

If a dispute cannot be resolved through mediation, after the timelock expires—typically around 20 days for fiat trades—either party can broadcast this transaction, which sends the multisig funds to the Burning Men mechanism. An arbitrator then reviews the payment evidence and determines who should be compensated and by how much. The arbitrator does not hold a third private key and cannot directly control the original multisig funds.

Status Official Website: https://status.app/ Introduction: Status ...

2026-08-15T01:39:41Z

Status
Official Website: https://status.app/
Introduction: Status is one of the clearest examples of an all-in-one “Web3 communication + wallet” application. It combines end-to-end encrypted messaging, communities, a self-custodial crypto wallet, and Web3/DApp features in one app. Users can create an identity without a phone number or email address, manage ETH, ERC-20 tokens, and assets on multiple Ethereum Layer 2 networks, and interact with DApps directly. In simple terms, if you want one application for messaging, Web3 identity, wallet management, and DApp access, Status is one of the most important projects to know.

Session
Official Website: https://getsession.org/
Download: https://getsession.org/download
Introduction: Session is an open-source, decentralized, end-to-end encrypted private messaging application. It does not require a phone number or email address for registration and uses a distributed network to route and temporarily store encrypted messages. Session Network also uses blockchain and node infrastructure and has the SESH token. However, Session is primarily a privacy-focused communication tool, not a full multi-cryptocurrency wallet like Trust Wallet or Status. In simple terms, Session is closer to a decentralized, privacy-oriented messenger than a cryptocurrency wallet.

XMTP
Official Website: https://xmtp.org/
Documentation: https://docs.xmtp.org/
Introduction: XMTP is an open communication protocol designed for Web3 rather than a traditional messenger or wallet. It allows wallet addresses and blockchain identities to communicate through encrypted messaging. For example, two Ethereum wallet users can send private messages through applications that support XMTP. Developers can also integrate payments, token-gated communities, bots, and other Web3 features into conversations. In simple terms, wallets manage assets, while XMTP gives wallet addresses a messaging and communication layer.

Waku
Documentation: https://docs.waku.org/
Introduction: Waku is a decentralized, peer-to-peer, privacy-oriented communication protocol for Web3 applications and is an important part of the messaging infrastructure used by projects such as Status. Waku itself is not a wallet or a normal chat application that ordinary users need to install separately. Instead, it provides the underlying decentralized messaging infrastructure for Web3 applications. In simple terms, Status is the application users interact with, while Waku is part of the decentralized communication network operating underneath it.

WalletConnect
Official Website: https://walletconnect.network/
Documentation: https://docs.walletconnect.network/
Introduction: WalletConnect is not a person-to-person messaging service. It is an important communication and connection protocol between cryptocurrency wallets and Web3 applications. For example, when a website displays a QR code, users can connect wallets such as Trust Wallet or MetaMask through WalletConnect and approve logins, signatures, or transactions directly inside their own wallet without giving the website their private keys. It supports multiple blockchain ecosystems and is one of the most important pieces of infrastructure connecting wallets with DApps.

Simple summary:
Communication + wallet in one application: Status
Decentralized private messaging: Session
Web3 messaging between wallet identities: XMTP
Decentralized Web3 messaging infrastructure: Waku
Connecting wallets to DApps: WalletConnect

If you only keep the three most important:
Status: https://status.app/
Session: https://getsession.org/
WalletConnect: https://walletconnect.network/

In 2024, zkSNACKs shut down its own CoinJoin coordinator, while ...

2026-08-11T19:54:35Z

In 2024, zkSNACKs shut down its own CoinJoin coordinator, while Wasabi Wallet and its CoinJoin functionality continued to operate through other coordinators.

Electrum is a lightweight Bitcoin wallet with a long history. ...

2026-08-11T08:43:50Z

Electrum is a lightweight Bitcoin wallet with a long history. Since its launch in 2011, it has been widely recognized by many users and developers. It uses the SPV (Simplified Payment Verification) model, which means users do not need to download the entire Bitcoin blockchain. As a result, it offers fast startup speed and low resource usage, making it ideal for everyday Bitcoin transactions and personal wallet management. Electrum supports features such as multi-signature wallets, hardware wallet integration, customizable transaction fees, and address management. It remains a classic choice for users who want to manage Bitcoin quickly and securely.

Wasabi Wallet is a Bitcoin wallet focused on privacy protection. It is designed to improve on-chain transaction privacy and help reduce transaction traceability risks through privacy-enhancing technologies. Wasabi provides features such as UTXO management and Coin Control, allowing users to have more precise control over their Bitcoin transactions. It is suitable for users who value privacy, self-custody, and advanced asset management.

Sparrow Wallet is a professional Bitcoin desktop wallet designed for advanced users. It provides powerful asset management features, including UTXO management, PSBT (Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions), transaction analysis, hardware wallet support, and integration with personal Bitcoin nodes. Sparrow has a clean interface and advanced functionality, making it highly suitable for long-term Bitcoin holders, cold wallet users, and those who want deeper control over their transaction details.

In simple terms:
Electrum is a lightweight, efficient, and mature Bitcoin wallet, ideal for everyday use.

Wasabi Wallet focuses more on privacy protection and is suitable for users who value anonymity and on-chain privacy.

Sparrow Wallet focuses on professional asset management and is designed for advanced users who want deeper self-custody control.

Together, these three wallets represent one of Bitcoin’s core principles: users control their own private keys, verify their own transactions, manage their own assets, and maintain full ownership of their Bitcoin.

Wasabi 1.0 Beta 于 2018 年 8 月 1 日发布，正式版 1.0 ...

2026-08-11T08:33:18Z

Wasabi 1.0 Beta 于 2018 年 8 月 1 日发布，正式版 1.0 于 2018 年 10 月 31 日发布，Wasabi 2.0 则于 2022 年 6 月 15 日正式发布。Wasabi 后来的主要开发和运营主体是 zkSNACKs

Wasabi 本身始终是 MIT 许可的开源项目

If we reduce the background and core information about Wasabi ...

2026-08-11T08:31:27Z

If we reduce the background and core information about Wasabi Wallet to the parts that are genuinely worth remembering, it can be understood as follows: Wasabi Wallet is an open-source, non-custodial desktop Bitcoin wallet designed specifically for privacy. The most important founder behind the project is Hungarian Bitcoin developer Ádám Ficsór, also known by the pseudonym nopara73. Its technical roots did not suddenly appear in 2018; rather, Ficsór and other developers began working on a privacy wallet called Hidden Wallet in December 2015. That project was later redesigned and largely rewritten, eventually evolving into Wasabi Wallet. Therefore, it is more accurate to say that the project originated in 2015, while “Wasabi Wallet” as a formal product took shape in 2018: Wasabi 1.0 Beta was released on August 1, 2018, the official 1.0 release followed on October 31, 2018, and Wasabi 2.0 was officially released on June 15, 2022. The main development and operational organization behind Wasabi later became zkSNACKs. Official documentation also describes zkSNACKs as the company that originally supported Wasabi, but Wasabi itself has always remained an open-source project released under the MIT License. It is therefore important to distinguish the company from the project: zkSNACKs was the company that developed and released the software and previously operated the official CoinJoin Coordinator, while Wasabi Wallet itself is an open-source software project and is not a custodial wallet in which a company holds users’ funds. Users control their own private keys, and neither zkSNACKs nor the coordinator can directly control users’ BTC. In terms of key developers, Ádám Ficsór is the most important early figure and project founder. During the WabiSabi phase, which became the central privacy protocol behind Wasabi 2.0, Ádám Ficsór, Yuval Kogman, Lucas Ontivero, and István András Seres were the main authors of the WabiSabi paper, with the first three affiliated with zkSNACKs at the time. Therefore, these individuals are more meaningful for understanding Wasabi’s core technical team than simply listing a large number of ordinary GitHub contributors.

What truly distinguishes Wasabi from ordinary Bitcoin wallets is that, from the beginning, it was not designed merely to solve the basic problems of “storing private keys, receiving BTC, and sending BTC.” Instead, it was designed around the problem of whether outside observers can use the public Bitcoin blockchain to link a user’s different coins, addresses, and transactions to the same identity. Its most representative technology is the direct integration of CoinJoin into the wallet, allowing multiple mutually untrusted users to collaboratively construct a single Bitcoin transaction, thereby weakening common methods used to infer which inputs correspond to which outputs. Wasabi 1.x used an earlier Chaumian CoinJoin model, while the core upgrade in Wasabi 2.0 was WabiSabi. WabiSabi uses anonymous credentials and cryptographic commitments so that CoinJoin participants no longer need to use perfectly equal, fixed-denomination outputs and can instead participate with different amounts. At the same time, the design goal remains that the Coordinator can organize and construct the transaction without learning which registered input ultimately corresponds to which output. This addressed important limitations of earlier equal-output CoinJoin designs in terms of flexibility, efficiency, and practical payments. Therefore, the most fundamental difference between Wasabi and wallets such as Electrum, standard hardware-wallet companion software, or ordinary mobile Bitcoin wallets is not whether they can send Bitcoin, but that Wasabi treats UTXO privacy, CoinJoin, privacy-aware coin selection, and network-level query privacy as part of the wallet’s core architecture rather than as optional features. For example, it uses block filters for wallet synchronization instead of simply sending a complete list of user addresses to a server for balance queries, and it has long used Tor as an important component of network privacy, reducing information leakage at both the blockchain and network layers.

There is also one important point in the project’s history that should not be overlooked: the Wasabi CoinJoin Coordinator operated by zkSNACKs was shut down on June 1, 2024. As a result, “the Wasabi Wallet project” and “zkSNACKs’ official CoinJoin service” can no longer be treated as the same thing. The wallet continues to exist as open-source software, while the Coordinator is a separate component that can be separated from the wallet itself. If Wasabi’s position had to be summarized in a single sentence, it would be this: Wasabi is a Bitcoin privacy-wallet system that evolved from Ádám Ficsór’s Hidden Wallet work beginning in 2015, was formally released as Wasabi Wallet in 2018, and was later developed over the long term by the zkSNACKs team; its real technical value is not simply “holding Bitcoin,” but reducing the linkability between user identities and fund flows on the public Bitcoin ledger through CoinJoin, WabiSabi, UTXO privacy management, and network-privacy design, without changing the underlying Bitcoin protocol.

Electrum 是一款历史悠久的轻量级比特币钱包，自 ...

2026-08-11T03:36:24Z

Electrum 是一款历史悠久的轻量级比特币钱包，自 2011 年推出以来一直受到大量用户和开发者认可。它采用 SPV（简化支付验证）模式，不需要下载完整比特币区块链，因此启动速度快、资源占用低，非常适合日常比特币收发和个人钱包使用。Electrum 支持多重签名、硬件钱包连接、自定义手续费以及地址管理功能，对于希望快速、安全管理比特币的用户来说，是一个经典选择。

Wasabi Wallet 是一款注重隐私保护的比特币钱包。它专注于提升链上交易隐私，通过隐私增强技术帮助用户降低交易关联风险。Wasabi 提供 UTXO 管理、Coin Control 等功能，让用户可以更加精细地控制自己的比特币交易方式。它适合重视隐私、自主保管以及希望增强资金管理能力的用户。

Sparrow Wallet 是一款面向进阶用户的专业级比特币桌面钱包。它提供更加丰富的资产管理功能，包括 UTXO 管理、PSBT（部分签名比特币交易）、交易分析、硬件钱包连接以及自建节点支持。Sparrow 的界面清晰，功能强大，非常适合长期持有比特币、使用冷钱包以及希望深入掌控交易细节的用户。

简单来说：
Electrum 更像是一款轻量、高效、成熟的比特币钱包，适合日常使用；
Wasabi Wallet 更关注隐私保护，适合重视匿名性和链上隐私的用户；
Sparrow Wallet 更偏向专业管理，适合进阶用户进行深度自托管。

三款钱包共同体现了比特币的重要理念：用户拥有自己的私钥，自己验证、自己管理、自己掌控资产。

By 2026, China has completely turned into a ‘dictatorship ruled ...

2026-08-10T10:15:19Z

By 2026, China has completely turned into a ‘dictatorship ruled by old-age zombies.’ The elderly population is too large, and politicians only introduce policies that protect the vested interests of the elderly. The working-age generation has become nothing more than a group treated like livestock—an object to be exploited and drained.

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2026-08-10T04:40:48Z

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2026-08-10T00:33:09Z

Those fucking old fossil politicians are still dragging around ...

2026-08-09T12:53:13Z

Those fucking old fossil politicians are still dragging around that Showa-era relic mentality of ‘sacrificing yourself for the country.’ Who the hell is going to lay down their life for this rotten country? What a bunch of morons.

Replace “trusting an institution” as much as possible with ...

2026-08-09T06:56:48Z

Replace “trusting an institution” as much as possible with “verifying public rules.”

A small number of institutions hold enormous financial power, and ...

2026-08-09T06:55:13Z

A small number of institutions hold enormous financial power, and when the system runs into serious trouble, a small number of government officials, central banks, and financial institutions decide how liquidity will be issued, whom to bail out, how much loss will be borne, and who will ultimately pay the bill, while ordinary people can only accept those decisions. On January 3, 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto wrote “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks” in Bitcoin’s genesis block, giving it very strong symbolic significance: what it questions is not just any single bank, but a financial structure that must continually rely on central authorities to make final decisions and provide rescues.

On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, and ...

2026-08-09T06:53:43Z

On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, and financial markets quickly plunged into panic. The U.S. government then established the TARP bailout program on October 3, 2008, with Congress initially authorizing up to $700 billion to stabilize the financial system. The British government also began large-scale rescues of domestic banks in October 2008 and faced further pressure to provide bank support in January 2009. From a decentralized perspective, the most important question is not why the government tried to stop the financial system from collapsing, but why a system in which private institutions take the risks and reap the profits was able, after failing, to shift part of those risks onto society as a whole.

The financial crisis of 2008–2009 caused many people to ...

2026-08-09T06:49:03Z

The financial crisis of 2008–2009 caused many people to question how much trust should be placed in traditional financial institutions, not because every bank was inherently untrustworthy, but because the crisis exposed serious weaknesses in the system. During the years before the crisis, U.S. banks and other financial institutions expanded mortgage lending, including lending to higher-risk borrowers, while mortgages were packaged into securities and distributed throughout the global financial system. When U.S. house prices began to fall and mortgage defaults increased, losses spread through financial institutions that were often highly leveraged and interconnected. The crisis intensified dramatically on September 15, 2008, when Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy; on September 16, the Federal Reserve authorized emergency support for AIG because its failure threatened to create further disruption across the financial system. To prevent a broader collapse of credit and banking, the U.S. government enacted the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act on October 3, 2008, creating the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP. Congress initially authorized up to $700 billion for the program, although this was an authorization limit rather than a $700 billion taxpayer loss, and much of the assistance was later repaid. The United Kingdom faced similar problems. On October 8, 2008, the British government announced a major package to stabilize its banking system, including bank recapitalization and government guarantees intended to restore confidence and funding. Yet the banking system remained under severe pressure. On January 3, 2009, The Times published the headline “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks,” referring to the possibility that Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling would have to provide additional support to the banking sector. Satoshi Nakamoto embedded the words “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks” in Bitcoin’s Genesis Block, created on the same date. Just over two weeks later, on January 19, 2009, the British government announced another package of measures to reinforce financial stability and encourage bank lending, including the Asset Protection Scheme, under which the government would protect participating banks against certain exceptionally large losses on troubled assets. These events helped fuel public distrust because they revealed a fundamental tension in the traditional financial system: large financial institutions could take substantial risks during prosperous periods, but when their failure threatened the wider economy, governments could feel compelled to intervene with public guarantees, capital, or other forms of support to prevent systemic collapse. At the same time, ordinary households were experiencing unemployment, foreclosures, falling asset values, and a severe recession. This did not prove that banks as a whole could not be trusted, but it raised serious questions about excessive risk-taking, moral hazard, the concentration of financial power, and the “too big to fail” problem. Bitcoin emerged in precisely this historical environment, and the newspaper headline embedded in its Genesis Block is therefore widely interpreted as a deliberate reference to the instability and government bank rescues of the period, although it would be too strong to claim that the message alone proves every aspect of Nakamoto’s political or economic intentions.

The Genesis Block marks the very beginning of the Bitcoin ...

2026-08-09T06:45:05Z

The Genesis Block marks the very beginning of the Bitcoin blockchain. On January 3, 2009, Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, mined the first block and embedded a message inside it:
“Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks”
This means: “The Chancellor is on the brink of launching a second bailout for banks.”
The phrase was taken from a newspaper headline published on that day.

The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for ...

2026-08-09T06:42:15Z

The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks

Bitcoin provides users with permissionless control over their ...

2026-08-09T06:40:22Z

Bitcoin provides users with permissionless control over their funds: as long as users possess their private keys and follow the protocol rules, no single central authority can freeze or prevent them from transferring their funds. However, transactions still need to be verified by decentralized full nodes and confirmed by miners.

1. Wallet balance = the total value of all unspent UTXOs ...

2026-08-09T06:37:39Z

1. Wallet balance = the total value of all unspent UTXOs controlled by the wallet.
2. UTXO = individual units of digital coins.
3. Transaction = spending old UTXOs and creating new UTXOs.

Each UTXO can be traced on the blockchain because Bitcoin ...

2026-08-09T06:35:36Z

Each UTXO can be traced on the blockchain because Bitcoin maintains a public transaction history that records its origin and flow of funds.

每个UTXO都可以在区块链上追踪其来源和流向，因为比特币维护公开的交易历史。

BIP84 and BIP86 are both built on the same UTXO model and Bitcoin ...

2026-08-09T06:34:07Z

BIP84 and BIP86 are both built on the same UTXO model and Bitcoin consensus mechanism, therefore they inherit Bitcoin’s ability to prevent double spending.

BIP84和BIP86都建立在同一个UTXO模型和比特币共识机制之上，因此都继承了防止双重支付的能力；

Bitcoin solves this problem by publicly announcing transactions ...

2026-08-09T06:32:12Z

Bitcoin solves this problem by publicly announcing transactions and using a consensus mechanism to agree on a single history of transaction order, allowing participants to verify that a coin has not been double-spent without relying on a trusted third party.

Bitcoin uses the UTXO model to record each unspent transaction ...

2026-08-09T06:30:54Z

Bitcoin uses the UTXO model to record each unspent transaction output. Once a UTXO has been spent, it cannot be used again, thereby preventing double spending.

Bitcoin is based on a peer-to-peer electronic cash system that ...

2026-08-07T22:41:22Z

Bitcoin is based on a peer-to-peer electronic cash system that allows direct transactions between users without financial intermediaries.

Private keys provide control over Bitcoin, while losing the ...

2026-08-07T22:40:17Z

Private keys provide control over Bitcoin, while losing the private key results in losing the ability to spend the associated coins.

In Bitcoin, users do not need permission from a third party to ...

2026-08-07T22:39:26Z

In Bitcoin, users do not need permission from a third party to transfer their funds.

The principle of “not your keys, not your coins” reflects the ...

2026-08-07T22:39:03Z

The principle of “not your keys, not your coins” reflects the idea that true ownership requires control of private keys.

Ibuprofen Common uses: Used to relieve mild to moderate pain, ...

2026-08-06T01:35:18Z

Ibuprofen

Common uses: Used to relieve mild to moderate pain, such as headache, toothache, menstrual cramps, muscle pain, back pain, and joint pain. It can also be used to reduce inflammation and fever.

Mechanism of action: Ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). It mainly works by reversibly inhibiting cyclooxygenase enzymes, thereby reducing the synthesis of prostaglandins. Prostaglandins are involved in pain sensitization, inflammatory responses, and elevated body temperature. When prostaglandin levels decrease, pain, inflammation, and fever are reduced accordingly. Therefore, ibuprofen has analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic effects.

Acetaminophen

Common uses: Used to relieve mild to moderate pain, such as headache, toothache, muscle pain, and pain associated with the common cold or influenza. It can also be used to reduce fever.

Mechanism of action: The exact mechanism of action of acetaminophen has not been fully established. It is currently believed that its analgesic and antipyretic effects mainly originate in the central nervous system. It can affect how the body processes pain signals and act on the temperature-regulating center in the brain, thereby relieving pain and lowering body temperature. Its anti-inflammatory effect is weak, so it is generally not used to control significant inflammation.

Aspirin

Common uses: Used to relieve mild to moderate pain, such as headache, toothache, muscle pain, and joint pain. It can also be used to reduce inflammation and fever. Under a physician’s guidance, low-dose aspirin may also be used to reduce the risk of a first or recurrent myocardial infarction, ischemic stroke, and other cardiovascular or cerebrovascular events in certain individuals.

Mechanism of action: Aspirin works by irreversibly inhibiting cyclooxygenase enzymes and reducing the production of prostaglandins, thereby relieving pain, inflammation, and fever. Low-dose aspirin also inhibits the production of thromboxane A₂ in platelets, making them less likely to aggregate and thereby producing an antiplatelet effect and inhibiting blood clot formation.

第一次给合作机会；对方合作，就继续合作； ...

2026-08-05T11:34:55Z

第一次给合作机会；
对方合作，就继续合作；
对方背叛，就调整策略；
对方真正改变，可以重新合作。

也就是说，记住对方的行为，但不要被愤怒控制。

识别那些高风险的人：

有些人的模式很明显：
只在需要你的时候出现；
占便宜时觉得理所当然；
犯错后道歉很多，改变很少；
把你的善良当成无限资源。

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2026-08-05T11:34:16Z

很多人会说“我不会骗你”“我很重视你”“我们一起合作”，但这些话成本很低。真正有价值的是对方是否愿意承担成本，比如是否守约、是否在利益冲突时考虑你的利益、是否愿意承担责任。
用小事情测试大事情。
不要用重大利益去验证一个人的可靠性。可以先观察一些小承诺、小合作：
他说几点到，是否准时；
答应的小事，是否做到；
出现问题时，是解决问题还是推卸责任。
小地方的行为，往往比大场面上的表态更真实。

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2026-08-05T11:33:39Z

第一次接触时，可以释放善意，但不要一次交出全部信任、资源、秘密或筹码。信任应该像信用额度一样慢慢增加，而不是一次性授予。

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2026-08-05T11:32:52Z

小信任 → 看反馈 → 增加信任

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2026-08-05T11:31:45Z

个人理性 → 集体非理性

The first lesson of the crypto world: assume everyone is a bad ...

2026-08-05T08:22:36Z

The first lesson of the crypto world: assume everyone is a bad actor. 🙂

Seeing people kidnap others over Bitcoin really makes the world feel like a true cyberpunk reality.

In the past, people robbed cash and gold. Now they target private keys and wallets. Wealth has become a string of seed phrases, and human greed has evolved along with the technology.

Many people thought blockchain would bring more freedom and trust, but the reality is: technology can be decentralized, but human nature cannot.

In cybersecurity, there is a harsh principle: trust no one.

Systems are built assuming attackers exist. Protocols assume someone will try to break them. Security designs assume that good intentions will not last forever.

The most dangerous threat is often not the bad person you know, but the one you never expected to exist.

So don’t assume technology will automatically create a better future. In security, the most basic survival rule is: assume the world can be hostile, and protect yourself.

Technology has not betrayed us. Humans have simply made technology much harder to live with. 🙂

If you are having thoughts of taking your own life because your ...

2026-08-05T01:44:28Z

If you are having thoughts of taking your own life because your wallet was drained or you lost money, please stop right now — do not do it.
Please, give yourself a little more time.
Money can be lost, and money can be earned again.
But life only happens once.
No matter how overwhelming this pain feels right now, it will not last forever. Your loss may feel unbearable, but your absence would leave a wound in the lives of the people who love you that can never truly be healed.

Please do not face this moment alone. Reach out to someone you trust right now and tell them what you are going through. If you feel like you might harm yourself, contact a suicide crisis hotline or emergency services immediately.

Just get through this moment — one step, one hour, one day at a time. You are worth far more than any amount of money. Your life matters. You deserve to stay alive.

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2026-08-01T16:19:06Z

父母炫耀自己不依赖科技的一段简史
1980年代：我毕业的时候没有计算器。
1990年代：我毕业的时候没有电脑。
2000年代：我毕业的时候没有互联网。
2010年代：我毕业的时候没有智能手机。
2020年代：我毕业的时候没有人工智能（AI）

不要依赖科技！
依赖你自己！

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2026-08-01T16:18:24Z

很多人为了保护比特币资产，会投入大量时间、金钱和精力购买高级硬件钱包、金属助记词备份板，甚至长途驾驶去获取设备。但最终控制资产的核心仍然只是那组24个助记词。如果助记词只是简单写在一张纸上，那么整个复杂的安全体系可能依然存在明显漏洞。

我认为，比特币自托管的重点不应该只是购买更昂贵的设备，而应该关注最核心的私钥管理问题，包括：

1. 助记词是否真正随机生成；
2. 助记词备份是否安全；
3. 备份是否能够抵抗火灾、水灾、盗窃和人为错误；
4. 用户是否真正理解私钥的重要性，而不是盲目信任硬件钱包。

讽刺点在于：很多人花大量资源保护钱包设备，却可能忽略了真正决定比特币所有权的那串助记词。

简单来说，我想表达的是：

比特币安全不是靠购买昂贵硬件实现的，是取决于私钥管理。
再先进的钱包设备，如果助记词保护不当，整体安全性仍然可能很脆弱。

Although people around the world strive for peace and stability, ...

2026-07-31T13:42:27Z

Although people around the world strive for peace and stability, there will always be some reckless individuals or organizations that attempt to achieve their goals by attacking and damaging other people's computer systems.

I believe such actions are not only foolish but also represent a serious misjudgment.

Modern information systems, especially decentralized networks like Bitcoin, rely on vast global computing resources, cryptographic algorithms, and countless participants working together to maintain a highly secure ecosystem. Trying to break into such a domain is like voluntarily entering a battlefield protected by some of the world’s most advanced technological forces.

Attackers often overestimate their own abilities while underestimating the defensive capabilities and countermeasures of the entire system.

True strength does not lie in destroying the order that others have built, but in creating, innovating, and maintaining more reliable and secure technological systems.

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2026-07-31T07:52:48Z

Picocrypt 是一款轻量级、开源的文件加密工具，定位就是“简单但尽量安全”。
它主要用于单个文件或一组文件的加密，不是整盘加密工具；项目原版已归档，但仍可正常使用。
算法上，Picocrypt 核心使用 XChaCha20 做对称加密，使用 Argon2id 从密码派生密钥；
完整性校验方面，常规模式用 BLAKE2b，Paranoid 模式则改用更保守的 XChaCha20 + Serpent 级联加密，并用 HMAC-SHA3 认证，同时显著提高 Argon2 参数。
它还支持 keyfile、Reed-Solomon 容错、分卷、压缩、递归加密等功能。