SoulReaver
Soul Reaver

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nos.lol

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2026-09-05 07:52:05 GMT

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#divorce before suffering any longer https://blossom.primal.net/55044908c9b5a30034ad2286a4ab391267b54c477ca82523d548ff0c5af9d376.png

2026-09-05 01:25:53 GMT

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Primal isn't the ship-new-things-fast type of client.
They'd rather smooth things out for users, and they do things most clients don't, like running their own aggressive caching layer.
Primal still hasn't moved to the modern encrypted DM spec (NIP-17), which matters far more than tipping. And when they finally moved off the custodial Strike wallet, they landed on Spark, a VC-backed statechain L2 with a permissioned operator set (that Cake uses as well...).
NIP-A3 is not going to be near the top of Primal's list anytime soon.

2026-09-02 22:29:42 GMT

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Doesn't show.
https://blossom.primal.net/bfe8e7715f20dfaa80a8a6b03f49c218bfa45896e178af717134e51dce760bb8.png
U can manually add if determined: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/0a8c19cd-e2c5-434a-8532-85aa1d29e40e
(LLM generated guide, directionally correct. I haven't tested exact steps myself.
I used Amethyst app UI.)

2026-09-02 21:37:12 GMT

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Running Monero and Lightning nodes as well, doing my part. https://blossom.primal.net/513f93b14a97f492be3bdb9f003947040ee63f2ce30ea3eb4c84e950307b684d.png

2026-08-29 05:47:22 GMT

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https://monerica.com/exchanges/centralized-exchanges

2026-08-29 00:19:49 GMT

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"not listed on exchanges" was clickbait though.
Yes, heavily delisted, but still available on plenty of exchanges.

2026-08-27 22:38:49 GMT

Protecting Cookies with Device Bound Session Credentials
https://blog.google/security/protecting-cookies-with-device-bound-session-credentials/

2026-08-23 10:14:59 GMT

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I'm using Brave browser. It seems to run fine for me for example on Firefox.
Are you using Brave browser as well?
For some reason on Brave it can't seem to connect to relays even though I turned shields and stuff down.
Might be your issue as well.
I've given them logs, they'll be checking it. https://blossom.primal.net/219be1ff62598c32320f62af06f3d5bef982f5d3821a35b41adf8e1db949aa2b.png

2026-08-23 00:23:12 GMT

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Yes I do that, for a brief period it comes back, but quickly again turns into this. For many months now this's a recurring problem. When you clear cache it works only exactly once, you refresh the page, infinite loading is back. Something is off.

2026-08-22 07:39:56 GMT

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Infinite loading issue persists for me on new UI as well:
https://blossom.primal.net/19b69a495c6b329152daa69a83eeff559bfba0c604de40f52a176ce4e269e95d.png

2026-08-22 07:22:44 GMT

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Okay I checked it further a bit via search, it's answering BTC questions but not Monero.
to:grok (Bitcoin OR BTC) -from:grok since:2026-08-01
vs
to:grok (Monero) -from:grok since:2026-08-01
While it's answering on private message, IDK why skipping public ones.

2026-08-19 19:48:58 GMT

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Single tread isn't conclusive IMO, there might be another reason. I think we'd need more examples to conclude.

2026-08-19 19:45:03 GMT

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https://x.com/grok/status/2089546631796367810

2026-08-17 05:03:59 GMT

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https://yakihonne.com/note/nevent1qqsv5pcgy4r82p5ywex45uhm6gg4d0mgddnfzlhp8mjgqvzvv3dslpskd8a9v

2026-08-11 10:49:48 GMT

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Ohh right I thought you were doing some sort of current time frame analysis, I see.

2026-08-11 07:06:01 GMT

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Can you plz share your methodology calculating this?
I'm very interested in detailed platform metrics, and ideally methods of acquiring them from outside, permissionless?

2026-08-02 10:29:02 GMT

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Do you play games on that stuff?
If so, which games?
What's your Steam profile? 😁

2026-07-29 04:15:52 GMT

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Which no log LLM are you using, if any?

2026-07-29 03:14:06 GMT

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DM'd

2026-07-29 02:00:35 GMT

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I did that so many times, clearing cache and stuff.
Helps at first, soon it reverts back to infinite load when in main page.
Sending console errors in DM.

2026-07-27 17:17:18 GMT

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Hope it can fix this infinite load. Can't use it. https://blossom.primal.net/42afd5e7bf547d4e7cc3424e38665078dcf56d6ea0ea8755808828a31689bfa1.png

2026-07-15 23:34:18 GMT

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I'd advise against Zelle w/ unknown parties, Zelle is skittish and will be quick to cut your access.

2026-07-14 05:22:31 GMT

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Right!
Just rip the band aid off, lol.
$1.5K withdrawal PER MONTH!!!
What's this, CEX for ants?
It's like some form of insult, WTF IS $1.5K per month looooooooool.

2026-07-13 21:08:54 GMT

Kraken will be limiting #Monero #XMR deposits and withdrawals:
https://image.nostr.build/3463f417c9a558b955f5d090a561edfe393056afb63aefb6aecfee96e9e12a3d.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/3a702519fad73112e4468410ceac81333f9cd513644059d16996da7c31bd149b.jpg

2026-07-09 00:36:39 GMT

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Wallets like Cake put this bullshit in and call it 'Lightning' is killing me.

2026-07-07 19:30:00 GMT

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Bold of you to assume it'll gain traction.

2026-07-07 19:27:17 GMT

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You holding keys to a lightning IOU nullifies any "custodial" aspect it has. That's the part you're missing.

2026-07-05 19:00:34 GMT

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https://blossom.primal.net/2263d2b14efb3cc17d484a7c59664cbe04bfa997ab381f8a014762d339e11828.png

2026-06-28 03:32:22 GMT

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Can we have monero-lws support like Skylight wallet?

2026-06-16 22:32:48 GMT

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What's this? https://blossom.primal.net/4512e034fb5c475399317d11652469ed66f9723fd65e232d0e0187a2bf83b780.png

2026-06-13 04:15:36 GMT

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Whatever little info there's online about it points to more popular tokens like BTC and USDT, and lack of proper liquidity due to blocks on exchanges. Though surely they should be using Monero on their own darknet markets.
Let us know about it too if your research bears any fruit.

2026-05-31 17:00:16 GMT

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Generally, if a vehicle was originally manufactured with seat belts, it is illegal to remove them for use on public roads, with some exceptions.

2026-05-26 13:27:15 GMT

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Pointless arguing with people who don't know basic math I muted him long time ago :D

2026-05-24 20:06:46 GMT

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I find it interesting that people can simultaneously argue that Monero’s tail emission is absolutely necessary to maintain long-term mining security, while also arguing that it trends toward effectively zero so it doesn't matter.
If it truly trends toward zero and becomes barely noticeable, then it doesn’t materially change mining incentives or network security. But if it does materially impact mining incentives, then the inflation is significant. You can't have both.
You're confusing absolute numbers with percentages. Miners are paid in absolute terms (0.6 XMR per block), which provides a permanent baseline incentive to keep rigs running. Holders care about relative inflation (percentages). Because the emission is fixed but the supply grows, the dilution rate trends toward zero. A fixed block reward can easily fund security while the inflation rate simultaneously flatlines. It’s basic math.
All Bitcoiner false claims come from not understanding basic finance and basic math. People assume you can develop theories over cryptocurrencies because it's a popular topic, but no, you can't w/o knowing some about math and monetary theory, which most people don't.
We have LLMs now, people can easily share these "opinions" and hear precisely how they're wrong, but they prefer to just throw it out there anyways. That's the real "interesting" part.

2026-05-24 18:53:44 GMT

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This's moving the goalposts.
OG post claimed "blockchains don't scale"
They do.
I can't run a Solana node at home is a completely different topic.

2026-05-24 18:00:59 GMT

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At 7 TPS, the only way fees can replace block subsidies is if they cost thousands of dollars per transaction. That prices out normal people and hands the L1 directly to the banking cartels you claim to hate. If you push everyone to L2s to keep it cheap, the L1 miners starve, hash rate plummets, and your "world settlement layer" gets 51% attacked.
Fiat inflation is arbitrary and exponential. A tail emission is hard-coded and linear, meaning the actual inflation rate mathematically trends toward zero. Comparing a fixed algorithmic security budget to a central bank printing money is mathematically illiterate.
Security isn't free. You have to pay for the network's immune system. A capped supply taxes the users with exorbitant fees, punishing them for using the network. A tail emission lightly taxes the holders through microscopic dilution, making them pay for the security that protects their wealth.
A capped supply isn't "sound money", it’s an unfunded security mandate hoping that astronomical fees will magically keep miners online forever. Money is an abstraction designed to measure and exchange value. If the total pool of value (goods and services) in the world grows, the measuring stick has to grow with it.
Nothing you say makes any mathematical sense, you're just spewing ideas you heard w/o any understanding that they don't hold up to any scrutiny. Good luck.

2026-05-24 17:29:17 GMT

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When there's no more BTC left to mine those industrial miners won't be running charity w/ only TX fee peanuts. You Bitcoiners who can't comprehend the future will experience it.
Fiat inflation is exponential and arbitrary. A properly designed tail emission (like Monero's) is linear, which means the actual inflation rate asymptotically approaches zero over time. It is a predictable, mathematically fixed security subsidy.

2026-05-24 17:24:10 GMT

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"Blockchains don't scale" is a software design bottleneck, not a physical law. Older chains choke because they run single-threaded and waste bandwidth arguing over time. Modern architectures fix this with fundamental computer science:
1. Decentralized Clock: Baking chronological order cryptographically into the data structure so nodes don't waste time gossiping to agree on timestamps.
2. Parallel Processing: Multi-threading execution by declaring state paths upfront. This lets non-overlapping transactions run concurrently across multiple CPU cores instead of waiting in a single-file queue.
3. Direct Routing: Eliminating global mempools by streaming transactions directly to scheduled block producers.
The idea that "nobody uses it" is just as outdated. As of early 2026, Solana handles 2,000 to 4,000+ *real* TPS continuously (compared to Ethereum's 15) and sees over 5 million daily active addresses. It's not just retail; BlackRock hosts its $550M+ BUIDL fund there, Citigroup uses it for tokenized trade finance, and Visa settles on it precisely because it handles massive global volume without breaking a sweat.
It's not a lack of users; it's maximizing physical hardware capacity instead of choking at the software layer.
Acting like model chains don't exist is akin to closing your ears and pretend you're not hearing, it juvenile.

2026-05-20 03:41:41 GMT

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#Monero #XMR
#nevent1q…n2cs

2026-05-18 00:10:01 GMT

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Neither, this is a listing aggregator bot.

2026-05-17 03:27:16 GMT

Plaintext podcast from Magic Grants
Justin Ehrenhofer and Luke Parker discuss the history of Generalized Bulletproofs and the desire to implement them in #Monero with FCMP++.
RSS feed for it, until they set up an official one:
https://media.rss.com/plaintext/feed.xml
https://youtu.be/EckeY4TsNkU

2026-05-14 19:24:48 GMT

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I wish it was just boring alone. WAGYU guy has no single article not filled w/ lies. Anyone pushing it is actively malicious. Still baffled why Fluffy decided to associate w/ the grifter, besides money I guess.

2026-05-14 05:29:14 GMT

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Governments are building higher bureaucratic walls and shutting down legal/investment pathways, while simultaneously facing the largest, most desperate wave of forced and irregular human movement in modern history.
https://media4.giphy.com/media/oydIov5VxxXcG0mu1P/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d5as3zfqunvxltrnyrjhx3myjwkj8cepvfbn6mffkh&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-05-06 10:37:26 GMT

https://youtu.be/n-gYFcVx-8Y

2026-03-31 23:50:26 GMT

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Proton might be posterchild of private email stuff, but Tuta is regarded better:
https://tuta.com/

2026-03-29 03:30:45 GMT

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What does that mean

2026-03-25 00:14:54 GMT

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It takes a bit of tinkering, I did some modifications on the article, kept this copy up to date:
https://soulreaver.substack.com/p/skylight-monero-wallet-magic-grants

2026-03-24 17:57:25 GMT

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Developer even fixed the problems I mentioned there shortly after, enjoying my own Matrix based TX notifier.
https://image.nostr.build/eb9abf7881d7b93f549c21b8828e2a22948bae42d8b741d06b28542c9878df67.png

2026-03-17 07:25:23 GMT

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"Posted from Primal" 😬

2026-03-17 05:31:09 GMT

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Oh so you half debunked 1/3 points and it's all good now?
Good luck putting a company and service provider between your Bitcoin and yourself. That was Satoshi's vision, the whitepaper famously said Bitcoin: A Peer-to-company-to-service-provider-to-Peer Electronic Cash System as we all remember.
It's amazing how willing some "Bitcoiners" are of reinventing tradfi/banking with extra steps.

2026-03-17 01:18:34 GMT

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@nprofile…ls58 thoughts on this? 😁
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqszklxapxe6fmh35qay0wak3w5eyx00kej935kf237q2ztl6tz7c0q7tm97g

2026-03-16 19:58:37 GMT

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https://agora.spot/

2026-03-15 21:30:57 GMT

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You sure do but running that 7/24 requires much more electric than a rpi, your budget, your choice of course.

2026-03-15 14:36:12 GMT

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It's a constrained device IDK what went wrong w/ u. There are some details. What was your serip like hardware wise besides the pi, which pi?

2026-03-15 11:10:22 GMT

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Try the no sync Skylight wallet on top:
Skylight Monero Wallet (MAGIC Grants), monero-lws, TX notifier https://yakihonne.com/article/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzp8euwghzsxupay6z7ku9f58mltj94q5vv2ykt5fyywzw2sxek9efqy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qgawaehxw309ahx7um5wgknqvfw09skk6tgdahxuefwvdhk6tcqz569qme529n5ww2t2du4wuzswf6ycmed94jstvz8pc

2026-03-15 05:56:48 GMT

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There are about 15,000 active routing nodes on the Lightning Network right now. Over 50% of the entire network runs on node-in-a-box software like Umbrel, RaspiBlitz, and MyNode. And what hardware do you think 99% of those OS builds are explicitly designed for? Raspberry Pis.
The massive corporate liquidity hubs (like Kraken or ACINQ) run on enterprise servers, sure. But the actual decentralized routing mesh of the Lightning Network is literally held together by thousands of people running Pi 4s and Pi 5s.

2026-03-15 05:17:17 GMT

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What?

2026-03-15 05:05:35 GMT

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It’s a total myth that you can't run a Bitcoin/Lightning node on a Raspberry Pi. It’s actually one of the most cost-effective sovereign setups you can build.
This bad boy (my Pi 5) has been running my Lightning node flawlessly for two years. I just decided to switch from a pruned node to a full archival node. I restarted the sync from scratch, and less than 24 hours later, I’m already over a third of the way through the chain.
Zero interruptions to my Lightning channels. I just flipped LND into Neutrino mode so it stays online and routing while the heavy Bitcoin sync chugs along in the background.
If you use a cheap MicroSD card, you’re gonna have a bad time. Plug in a basic USB SSD and it absolutely flies.
At ~5-10 watts of power draw, this whole setup costs maybe $15 to $30 a year in electricity to run 24/7. Pretty cost effective.
https://image.nostr.build/3abfd67bc57d40de4d20d6a4f1a50f0bff50aafcf975979085c0739aceb4e096.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/79ad275999b19f46f7984f7052912262596a070a5a2d13b1966b2d7992124465.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/5cf59dfce8464fab35b66c8d9bdc85f3b50c3617573c09585d6e758e893f09ea.jpg

2026-03-15 04:53:03 GMT

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if you just want to receive Lightning tips, Neutrino lets you run a self-custodial node on something as small as a Raspberry Pi. It operates as a light client, so it skips the heavy block storage entirely and just pulls the headers it needs to verify your specific channels. Super cheap to set up and runs just fine.
I've been running my own Lightning node with an intact channel on a Raspberry Pi 5 for two years now, using it frequently without any expensive enterprise gear.
https://github.com/lightninglabs/neutrino

2026-03-15 04:40:33 GMT

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Tried Skylight Monero Wallet by MAGIC Grants, it's very promising.
#Monero #XMR #naddr1qv…ea8w

2026-03-13 03:43:36 GMT

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He's busy on Twitter inventing mental gymnastics to justify deceptive marketing.
https://image.nostr.build/1e06400efb8ef973712dc9131dd61badfd73c517918f3d47022d7f4a94943139.png
https://image.nostr.build/7be3e71556bc8af503b57df5856104b8ce9b84a53ada3f7877927d689bd3c37a.png

2026-03-11 23:01:33 GMT

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Interesting, I'd say if you're on app, try web page or vice versa, reach to Yaki official acc for help https://yakihonne.com/profile/nprofile1qqszpxr0hql8whvk6xyv5hya7yxwd4snur4hu4mg5rctz2ehekkzrvc64twc2

2026-03-11 17:08:15 GMT

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Just use the wallet Yaki provides yes it's custodial but compatible w/ Nostr directly. You can run your own node and lightning node later on.

2026-03-11 10:32:28 GMT

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"whether Spark qualifies as self-custodial"
It doesn't.
What's the mental gymnastics we need to do to consider Spark self custodial?

2026-03-09 02:46:46 GMT

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Can you share this on Twitter too so I can repost, haha.

2026-03-05 05:40:00 GMT

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Gud tek though.
No?

2026-03-04 23:24:05 GMT

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A weevil, likely a common pantry weevil (like a rice or granary weevil).
Harmless to humans and don't bite, but they are notorious for infiltrating dry goods.

2026-03-04 19:44:47 GMT

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To best of my knowledge/understanding:
Yes, those extra fees (0.15% in, 0.25% out) go directly to the Spark Service Provider (SSP), even when you are using Cake Wallet's implementation.
Here is exactly why: When you use Cake Wallet's new "Lightning" setup, you aren't actually transacting directly on the Lightning Network. You are operating on the Spark statechain (integrated via the Breez SDK). Anytime you want to send or receive from an actual Lightning node, an SSP has to actively bridge the funds between the Spark statechain and the real Lightning Network. That 0.15% and 0.25% is the toll the SSP charges to act as that bridge.
To answer your second question: No, Cake Wallet does not charge an additional fee on top of this. Cake does not slap an extra premium on basic peer-to-peer sends. Their business model revolves around making money from their in-app token swaps, fiat on/off ramps, and Cake Pay services.
So while Cake isn't double-dipping on the transaction itself, you are still subjected to Spark's bridging fees just to interact with the broader ACTUAL/REAL Lightning Network—which definitely undercuts the "near-zero fee" ethos of running a real Lightning node.

2026-03-03 08:09:44 GMT

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YES! Kind of, not exactly, but kind of.

2026-03-03 07:36:32 GMT

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Devil is in the details.
They're using something called Spark under the hood. It's a statechain that can interoperate w/ Lightning, it's NOT LIGHTNING.
https://docs.spark.money/learn/faq
Now you can elect to implement/ship this, it's kind of shit system w/ trust assumptions, that's fine, that's your lack of care. BUT they DECEPTIVELY advertise it AS LIGHTNING whereas IT'S NOT LIGHTNING.
It has very different trust assumptions.
Here's a summary version:
https://www.bitcoinlayers.org/
This false marketing move casts serious doubts over the honesty of Cake. ALMOST NOBODY TALKS ABOUT THE DETAILS!!!
0.15% in, 0.25% out. Real Lightning has no entry/exit fees. This thing is only cosplaying as Lightning.
https://blossom.primal.net/90b57627179e695c461f652f15afded1a36f1986cce214c3a72c31989c28fb09.png
https://docs.spark.money/learn/faq

2026-02-28 22:34:24 GMT

California gold rush
https://youtu.be/3lO0Jc1hQnE via @YouTube

2026-02-25 12:26:40 GMT

38C3 - Reticulum: Unstoppable Networks for The People
https://youtu.be/iHLLDnRRYKI via @YouTube

2026-02-25 09:00:48 GMT

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Thnx for tagging!
I'm a huge wireless nerd.
I'm putting devices around that are serving subscribers of AT&T, T-Mobile, Google Orion, Helium Mobile, etc.
I have a Ruckus R850 in transit right now :D
This is exactly the kind of project I love hearing about.

2026-02-25 01:58:44 GMT

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That's actually how I learned about it!
Somebody tagged the XMRBazaar, the #Monero marketplace listing bot account I have:
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsyjsy4ddm47cq9z0p3lmw0e8z09rcv6s09gpxmhrr5pewsrnw3z5qx80d6u
It's the exact philosophy match project.
https://primal.net/p/nprofile1qqs0u2futwvnkxnphv4f7te40wc9vvpvq96t50jm60a4680tke2mgpsvd77g3

2026-02-24 22:46:35 GMT

The Internet, Reinvented.
https://youtu.be/XTnYVh7K6xQ via @YouTube

2026-02-24 01:14:35 GMT

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It seems even on Nostr the tentacles of censorship can fester at different levels, especially at client level I assume.
What's the solution, besides turning WoT off and not using aggressive clients?

2026-02-24 01:08:20 GMT

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I just did, lol
I shall advertise Nostr as "Weev's choice" as well perhaps, haha.
https://blossom.primal.net/74daa887416a2f57ef095ed9a636a406919d9b6424d4b3d551bd95b8a03326bd.png

2026-02-24 00:59:50 GMT

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What content that you post about gets you industry wide bans?

2026-02-18 09:13:30 GMT

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Yea, I get that part, the part you re-explained.
When I read the section:
"
I just had a few very personal things I wanted to keep, but Twitter doesn’t make it easy. To download an archive of a suspended account, you have to disclose your country of residence (and possibly ID verification, I didn’t proceed “under penalty of perjury,” lol, to find out).
"
I was under the impression there were something else you couldn't recover besides the thread thing you mentioned, something else you'd like to recover but it's now behind KYC wall you're not willing to cross. That's what I was trying to ask. Sounds like that's not the case, or not sure.

2026-02-17 21:17:47 GMT

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl — World Radio Day Beats https://youtu.be/jKxZ0PVMI2s via @YouTube

2026-02-17 18:24:07 GMT

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Jeeez, the writing is on the wall!
Can u remind me what data you were unable to fetch from your Aillia acc due to suspension? Was it like DM stuff?
I'm asking bc I was wondering if there's like an API backdoor kind of way to actually fetch it.

2026-02-10 22:35:19 GMT

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AilliA was missing the right client tool tailored for Long-form Content (NIP-23).
She likely tried to post a "thread" or a standard note (Kind 1) using a general social client (like Damus or Amethyst), which is optimized for short, Twitter-like text. To get the "Substack experience" on Nostr—formatted articles with embedded images, video, and headers—she needed to use a dedicated publishing interface.
Here is the technical answer she needed:
1. The Protocol: NIP-23
Nostr has a specific event type for articles: Kind 30023. Unlike standard notes, these events support:
Markdown formatting (headers, bold, italics).
Titles and Summaries (essential for the "blog" look).
Embedded Media: You can link images and videos directly within the Markdown body, and capable clients will render them inline, just like a blog post.
2. The Tools (Clients)
She should have used one of these dedicated long-form clients to author her post. Once published, it would live on the blockchain (relays) but be viewable anywhere.
Yakihonne: This is likely the best answer for her specific "multimedia" request. It explicitly focuses on rich media, long-form articles, and even "smart widgets" for video/interactive content. It is the closest thing to a "Nostr CMS."
Habla.news: A clean, minimalist long-form reader and editor. It mimics the Medium/Substack reading experience perfectly.
Highlighter: A newer, slicker tool for creators that focuses heavily on the writing and reading experience.
The "How-To":
Go to Yakihonne.com or Habla.news.
Login with her Extension (NIP-07) or key.
Use their "Write Article" editor.
Paste the text, drag-and-drop the images/video links into the Markdown.
Publish.
It would have appeared as a beautiful, single-page blog post rather than a fragmented thread.

2026-01-29 20:48:09 GMT

https://youtu.be/h5kWDOuY2Uo

2026-01-10 02:53:34 GMT

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it has Prey (2022) vibes, if you liked that one.

2025-12-31 00:28:20 GMT

Former CIA agent Q&A
https://youtu.be/BXtDH2IXKY8

2025-12-29 06:00:40 GMT

NUREMBERG | Official Trailer #1 (2025) https://youtu.be/WvAy9C-bipY via @YouTube

2025-12-08 03:09:34 GMT

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How dare you enjoy your formative years; you should have been in the mines with the rest of us!
https://blossom.primal.net/6d4e606725fd9ff5e8bf3dc7b80ac724f6e3479a3f6e5c5ccc9a15ffd96ece9d.png

2025-12-07 20:51:15 GMT

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She is on her Mariah Carey arc, popping out of her cocoon once a year at Christmas and then vanishing again.

2025-12-07 20:17:56 GMT

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Good to have the most eccentric Bitcoin content creator back.

2025-12-06 23:47:29 GMT

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsywwx72uzv0hk36cjjgkg3l7xud709k50yjxlwklj9wh8w76rs4fgcdwvmy

2025-12-05 01:19:05 GMT

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Potentially, but not the only reason of inconsistency.
Ghost Likes (Anti-Spam): X’s algorithm flagged the liker as "suspicious." The user sees the red heart on their screen, but the backend invalidated the vote immediately to prevent botting.
Private Likes Sync Bug: Since likes became private, the notification system (which sees the action) and the public counter (which displays it) frequently fail to sync.
Aggressive Caching: The distributed system is lagging; the notification is real time, but the public metric is serving an old version of the data.

2025-11-27 03:32:30 GMT

Trees
https://youtu.be/ZSch_NgZpQs

2025-11-09 23:29:30 GMT

#NostrPosting
https://image.nostr.build/39b80698c1adf65d1ea3c43a0668d04791f8ead50e613fb22b16a1220abf425e.jpg

2025-11-05 10:22:57 GMT

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I know Zcash is shady but how would you put it for normies?
Not asking for myself. It gets detailed to dissect Zcash, and hard to explain why it's scam to the normies.

2025-11-04 03:47:06 GMT

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Rutger Bregman also talks a lot about focusing on solving the real problems. He has an initiative about it, trying to recruit best minds to solve real problems.
https://youtu.be/1Vi96A6tFxI?list=FLy4hVxEhEpP5XWiYZnNxjhw

2025-11-03 22:40:00 GMT

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Before those it should've said something like "prolific social media meme virtuoso".

2025-11-03 22:20:40 GMT

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"things going against my *personal* beliefs"
Such as?
What's Grandma Aillia complaining internally that these youngsters are doing?
https://image.nostr.build/8a093f3bdccd855a2fcb67294563ae182ad85373d9450e0929d65ba18f9f1ea5.jpg

2025-11-03 21:25:11 GMT

https://x.com/michaeljburry/status/1985453579054800924

2025-10-31 01:21:24 GMT

https://x.com/michaeljburry/status/1984067754270319052?t=dySvcV2RAO9lYsoM-oIR_A&s=19

2025-10-30 13:38:34 GMT

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How/why did it happen?