Danny
Danny Morabito

If I may, I think you phrased it a bit confusingly judging by the comments.
To clarify you can trust zaps to your own notes (so long as you can trust your lightning node), but you can't trust zaps in other people's notes.
So for example if I zap this note you know for sure whether or not it's real, and you can trust that the amount is real.
If however you see another person's note you can't really trust whether the amount zapped is real because their lightning node could just be lying

2024-06-05 13:34:34

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No, same here, but if this was a real movie (not a crappy AI trailer with completely unnatural movement), it'd be pretty good

2024-06-05 13:31:57

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The AI is terrible, but I'd pay good sats to watch this movie if it was made by real people

2024-06-05 13:28:25

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Reminds me of the PGP days when people would share their private keys accidentally

2024-06-05 13:22:53

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2024-06-03 08:01:52

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The encryption keys are deleted, yes the data is still written on the device but if the keys are shredded there is no way to read that data.

2024-06-01 15:45:32

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I understand your perspective if you think of eCash as someone's sole method of interacting with Bitcoin. You're not going to have your life's savings in eCash, and if you are, well, let's just say that you'd be very unwise.
There are three areas where ecash is extremely useful:
1) Replacement for Custodial Lightning: This includes services like Alby (before they wisely shifted focus to NWC), Strike, Wallet of Satoshi, etc. For non-technical users, eCash is even simpler to use than Lightning and offers a higher level of privacy. Mints still operate a Lightning node, allowing users to receive Lightning payments.
It's also simpler to backup your ecash, or move it to a different device, and it doesn't require KYC.
Can you be rugged? Of course! But so can any custodial lightning wallet.
2) Replacement for User Accounts: I'm thinking of a future where Nostr and eCash are a complete replacement for any online account. I don't remember who made this argument originally, might have been @npub12rv…85vg , but I thought it was genius. Imagine services like Netflix or Spotify accepting eCash instead of requiring an account. They could run an eCash mint and exchange tokens for Lightning. Users could then pay for n minutes of content with m sats.
This method is private, secure, and potentially better. While there is a risk of being rugged, this is already possible with current systems. Netflix, for instance, can close your account for any reason. At least with eCash, you maintain your privacy.
3) Gift Card or Points System: eCash can also be used as a modern gift card or points system, similar to airline miles or loyalty programs. Businesses could issue eCash tokens as part of their rewards programs, allowing customers to redeem them for goods or services. This system would be more private and flexible than traditional gift cards, and it could be easily integrated into existing loyalty programs.
Again, while there is a risk of being rugged, this is no different from the current risks associated with gift cards or points systems. At least with eCash, users benefit from enhanced privacy and ease of use.

2024-05-22 20:56:18

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please explain how somebody can stop me from generating random numbers

2024-05-22 20:46:41

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I believe you have a severe misunderstanding of nostr. Nobody can stop anyone from creating a nostr account, an account is LITERALLY just a public private key pair, there is nothing anyone can do to prevent someone from creating a nostr account

2024-05-20 21:14:26

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hexagons are the bestagons

2024-05-20 20:02:36

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damn.... missed an opportunity, I screwed up

2024-05-20 19:28:31

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from what I gather from his message, they run on your machine, think of it as custom private "feed algorithms" that you can use and you control and can sell to other users

2024-05-16 23:11:31

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Oh yeah, the savagery of Nostr... all those people being nice to each other and working together to build something great, how savage. The sheer brutality of forming supportive communities and fostering collaboration. Absolutely terrifying. I can just imagine the horror of people helping each other succeed and creating an environment where everyone thrives. Such a dystopian nightmare.
smh, in comparison mastodon (and every other activitypub implementation) feels like an even worse version of twitter or reddit

2024-05-16 21:57:01

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Any plans for this to be merged upstream?

2024-05-16 20:01:02

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when will this be released?

2024-05-16 17:31:58

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email or http.
Hear me out, I know that nostr is built on top of http (and websockets), but the best way to describe nostr is as an internet protocol.
Just like email, nostr is client agnostic, you can connect to an email server using any client, you can use web clients like roundcubemail or gmail, or you can use desktop clients like thunderbird or outlook, heck you can even use cli clients like mutt.
Nostr is client-agnostic. You can connect to a Nostr relay using any client. You can use web clients like primal or nostrudel, you can use mobile apps like damus or amethyst etc.
This flexibility is what makes Nostr so powerful. It’s not tied to a single platform or interface. You have the freedom to choose how you want to interact with the protocol, just like how email allows you to choose your preferred client without being locked into a specific service.
Even normies can get on board with this concept when they realize that it's all about choice and accessibility. Nostr gives users the autonomy to select their interface and client based on their needs and preferences, making the user experience as personalized and efficient as possible.
Imagine explaining email to someone for the first time: you wouldn't focus solely on the underlying protocols like SMTP or IMAP; you'd emphasize the practicality—how it allows you to send messages, attach files, and stay connected, regardless of the client or service you use. The same principle applies to Nostr.

2024-05-15 14:10:53

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The world has literally gone crazy. How is that different than saying
"Car manufacturers can be held responsible for criminal activity when criminals use their cars to commit crimes and cannot be stopped or identified"
"Book publishers can be held responsible for criminal activity when criminals use information from their books to commit crimes and cannot be stopped or identified."
"Camera manufacturers can be held responsible for criminal activity when criminals use their cameras to surveil and plan illegal activities and cannot be stopped or identified."

2024-05-14 13:25:46

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1) too much of a hassle compared to zaps
2) too centralized
3) too many fees, impossible for micropayments
4) non librejs
Nothing is as good of an experience as zaps for both sender and receiver

2024-05-14 06:37:26

Zapping people for providing value to you if such a better system than anything else on the internet. Sometimes when i find some useful content on the internet outside of nostr I get angry because I can't zap it.
I need ideas #plebs, how do we solve this problem?
#askstr #growstr #plebstr

2024-05-14 06:28:11

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Here's my prediction In 50 years, generation gamma will study the centralized internet in history books and will make fun of us for ever entertaining such a stupid idea

2024-05-13 14:16:01

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nostr clients have emoji packs, not quite the same, but it's something

2024-05-13 14:14:46

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sure, webp works well on most nostr clients (in fact I'd be surprised if I saw one where it doesn't work)

2024-05-10 19:51:30

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> - There are going to be Cashu mints that will only be reachable via Nostr. They won't have IP addresses but npubs.
wait, that sounds f u c k i n g a m a z i n g, how does that work?

2024-05-10 17:48:58

Remember, don't just HODL, SPEDN too, bitcoin isn't just a store of value, it's primarily a currency, use it as a replacement for the ponzi scheme we call fiat

2024-05-06 02:45:28

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dude, gnome on a tablet looks A W E S O M E!

2024-05-05 16:14:48

@npub1dwa…7c52 was great this week, definitely going to the next one, and maybe @npub17yq…5269 towards the end of the year

2024-05-04 17:41:13

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gotta go to more bitcoin conferences then man

2024-04-29 20:38:35

who's going to @npub1dwa…7c52 in two days?
#asknostr

2024-04-26 19:41:31

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Welcome ~

2024-04-25 20:43:26

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what tool do you use for the translation?

2024-04-20 17:33:22

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those people will be left behind when hyperbitcoinization happens. it's also those people that ruined the word "crypto" imo

2024-04-20 06:19:32

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Turns out it happened, it was 6:09 am somewhere because it was at 00:09:32 UTC, so somewhere it was 6:09 am, we got the halving at 69 420

2024-04-19 16:32:42

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the halvening needs to happen at 6:09 (AM or PM) in some country. Think of the memes, it'd be 4/20 at 6:09

2024-04-18 22:42:55

Definitely, #privacy matters!
#nevent1q…2yl3

2024-04-18 07:44:22

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well I mean it's not that far off from the truth lol you stare at it, sometimes recite incantations to yourself or something, sometimes you step through it which means staring at the screen even more and then a magic lightbulb pops up in your brain telling you how to fix it

2024-04-14 23:21:55

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Haha, what do you mean by that? first time I had to use chopsticks I was pretty bad at using them too 😛, learned pretty quickly tho

2024-04-14 23:15:45

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it's not that hard man, you just have to get used to it

2024-04-14 20:22:38

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Ladies and gentlemen big tech

2024-04-14 18:01:24

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> Zaps are fun, but not the as important as we thought
I don't agree. Very often when outside of nostr I see something I like I wish I could zap it.
> Normies don't care about censorship resistance
they don't care about it YET, and that's ok, most people don't understand why something is important until it's too late
> DVMs are really really far out, testing with Unleashed.chat not even 1% of the userbase uses it.
I'm sure that's true but I don't see that as a problem; it's the 90-9-1 Rule

2024-04-13 21:28:24

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Craig Wright is not Satoshi. It would've been extremely easy to prove it's him.

2024-04-13 07:21:50

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It is, statism and authoritarianism

2024-04-13 07:20:21

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You should

2024-04-11 22:56:18

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it's possible that one of the relays you use (or one of the ones I use) doesn't respect NIP-09

2024-04-11 22:50:40

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Well I can't delete your notes, but I just deleted the one you replied to for example.
Naturally, it's up to the relays whether to respect NIP-09 or not, but for any relay that does my previous note has been deleted

2024-04-11 22:36:13

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Hmmm yes you can. Event kind 5, defined in NIP 09

2024-04-11 21:53:14

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I don't know man, it's not that cringe. I kinda liked it

2024-04-06 15:36:00

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Fiat price doesn't matter. Think in sats, not dollars.

2024-04-06 14:52:22

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Advertisers will always try to make it worse for the average person.
Roku for example has patented a "feature" where they inject ads into content served OVER HDMI that works by watching your screen and running it through an algorithm that figures out when you pause something or when it detects an "opportune time" to show ads.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/hdmi-customized-ad-insertion-patent-would-show-rokus-ads-atop-non-roku-video/

2024-04-02 22:40:57

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why not nostr? think about it ~

2024-04-01 22:30:25

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`cd ~`

2024-03-28 16:21:38

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people used to call it the gossip model before, it's basically the same thing.
it's a way for smaller relays to get notoriety, basically to oversimplify by publishing a kind 10002 event to bigger relays, as described in NIP-65, you can mark your relay preference to any client that looks at those big relays

2024-03-26 14:40:16

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I still don't think I believe it entirely.... because based on their past actions they can't be trusted, but at least the legal system has, for once, chosen the correct side regarding Julian Assange.
And let's be real, without an official pardon from the president, he's likely to remain over vigilant for the rest of his life and even with a pardon, it seems he'll always have to be cautious. However, the fact that they've publicly acknowledged their mistake even in this basic way is significant.

2024-03-26 14:31:16

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Sadly this does match my experience, I wish I didn't engage into web3, but whatever, the past's the past

2024-03-26 14:27:36

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Fun, pocketbitcoin is another company to add to my list of companies I will never use, will never recommend others to use, and will very openly hope that they fail, and I've moved more BTC to mutiny.
If that's how they wanna play it, let's see who cracks first

2024-03-25 23:15:26

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I think that it's going to be interesting where japan goes with their monetary policy. There is an argument to be made that it's possible that japan will be one of the next few countries to adopt bitcoin.
While cash is undoubtedly still king in japan, it's becoming extremely normal for people of all ages to use different payment services, including multiple services at the same time.
Suica, passmo, etc which were initially only used for train fares are accepted at more an more stores.
Rakuten pay, dHarau, Line Pay, Pay Pay and many others are everywhere and are used a ton.
Also, bitcoin itself is becoming more acceptable (but not nearly widespread), one of the biggest technology retailers, Bic Camera has been accepting bitcoin payments for a long time (I think 2017, but don't quote me on the exact year), both online an offline. Recently we're also seeing a huge push from mercari (ecommerce site similar to amazon or ebay) to accept bitcoin (and sadly web3, but hey, still progress).
It's not commonplace YET to use bitcoin, but with the value of 10 sats being roughly 1 yen, people using more and more payment systems regularly, the widespread usage of point cards, people not being afraid to try new payment systems, the already existing and growing infrastructure for bitcoin, the upcoming monetary changes, the more well defined regulation (which to be clear isn't perfect for us bitcoin maxis, but at least unlike the us it's well defined) and naturally me hopefully moving there very soon (😛) I can see japan's adoption of bitcoin growing substantially in the next few years

2024-03-25 15:20:16

Happy Moscow Time Day @npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m it's currently 14:52 in moscow

2024-03-24 23:15:39

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This is how primal displays the two pictures, this is now a new species of bird, it's the two-colored longbird!
https://m.primal.net/HoDF.png

2024-03-24 12:16:50

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They say we don't live in 1984, then what is this? Disgusting, truly disgusting

2024-03-23 14:40:43

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Technology and Freedom are my two core values, and what I try to propel forward every day. I would call myself a Cypherpunk.
I love technology, the invention of the transistor has propelled humanity forward in an unparalleled way. We went from crude mechanical systems to sophisticated digital realms, reshaping how we live, work, and connect with each other. In the grand scheme of things, humanity has made more progress in the last 100 years than in the previous millennia, thanks to technological innovation.
But at the same time, we have lost a lot of our freedoms in the digital age. The very tools that have brought us together have also given rise to surveillance capitalism and governmental overreach.
Privacy was a given throughout human history, often assumed as just a natural part of daily life without much thought put into it. Communities were smaller, and while gossip might spread, the reach was limited to local areas. People could generally expect their letters to remain sealed, their conversations to stay between those present, and their whereabouts known only to a select few who saw them. This expectation of privacy was straightforward and just an obvious part of life that nobody would have ever thought of questioning.
Now, the concept of privacy has been profoundly transformed for the worst, somehow the majority of society has deemed it the case that privacy (and to some extent freedom in general) is a shady thing that only those with nefarious intentions want. Today, the concept of privacy is under siege, every click, every search, and every movement can be tracked, the notion of keeping any part of our lives private is somehow seen as immoral.
The proliferation of KYC policies, demands that we trade our privacy for convenience or "security" (a word which has lost its meaning over time), leaving us in a perpetual state of surveillance.
The societal shift towards "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" further complicates the situation. This mentality suggests a trade-off between privacy and security, implying that only those engaging in illicit activities would need privacy. It overlooks the fundamental human right to a private life, irrespective of one's actions being right or wrong. The aversion to anonymity online, driven by fears of nefarious activities, has led to a stigmatization of privacy measures. Using VPNs, encryption, or even insisting on cash transactions can raise suspicion, despite their legitimate purposes.
The irony is stark: in our quest for connection and convenience through technology, we've inadvertently surrendered the very essence of our freedom and privacy. As a Cypherpunk, my commitment is to challenge this status quo. I champion the use of cryptography, secure communication, and privacy-enhancing technologies to empower individuals against this invasive trend.
Bitcoin and Nostr are, to me, the best solution to this problem. Bitcoin and Nostr exemplify the principles of creating closed community networks that reestablish trust and privacy in our digital age. By leveraging these technologies, we can recreate the essence of small, close-knit communities where privacy is respected and communication is secure, yet on a global scale made possible by the internet.
Bitcoin allows us to transfer value between any two individuals in the globe without anyone being able to stop it, giving people back some of their control and freedom.
Nostr, on the other hand, if used correctly, is a protocol that enables secure exchange of information, both to the entire world and exclusively to your close-nit community.
However, there's a pivotal piece of the puzzle still missing to complete this vision of decentralized, private, and secure networks or citadels. This missing element is a tool that empowers users to truly own and control their data in a closed community network, at a physical level, directly on a secure device that they control. This tool would not only facilitate intimate conversations and video sharing among trusted members but also lay the groundwork for localized economies, encapsulated within secure digital citadels.
That piece of the puzzle is what I am devoting most of my time building today.

2024-03-23 13:31:07

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paella is pretty good, but have you had Indonesian nasi goreng? very similar dish but in my opinion even better

2024-03-20 23:57:42

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I'd be willing to contribute to the Rust implementation of it!

2024-03-20 22:48:53

GN
#gmprotocol

2024-03-20 15:32:13

not your coffee, not your GMs
#gmprotocol

2024-03-20 08:19:07

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Look I'm a Bitcoin maxi, I believe 250k is low for Bitcoin but if you take financial advice from an LLM, then let's just say that you should consider learning how they work

2024-03-20 07:53:39

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That's actually pretty cool. Did you take my profile picture, turn it into grayscale and run it through QRCode Monster?

2024-03-19 19:32:37

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common sense license

2024-03-19 17:09:01

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Little Bitcoin, because it's his party!
Little Printer, because it needs a break!
Little Satoshi, because he created it!

2024-03-19 16:43:08

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oops that was meant to reference @npub1yzv…rf8q not sure why that didn't work on primal

2024-03-19 16:41:48

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you should try @npub1yzvxlwp7wawed5vgefwfmugvumtp8c8t0etk3g8sky4n0ndvyxesnxrf8q instead of medium, it works just as well (tho it can be buggy at times) and it's over nostr!
(I'm not affiliated with them)

2024-03-19 13:45:18

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DCA
https://m.primal.net/HmQV.png

2024-03-16 23:48:42

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I wish this was an easy question to answer, but lightning is still young enough where it isn't.
the answer is maybe*.
Lightning network supports routing, similar to how the internet works you send a payment and your lightning node will try and find an optimal path to get from you to the recipient of the money.
If there is a path, for example:
you -> third party -> recipient
the money will take that path, and the third party can ask for a fee to route the payment through.
There can be multiple third parties:
e.g.: you -> third part 1 -> third party 2 -> third party 3 -> recipient.
If there is a path, generally, you can send a payment without having to worry about opening a channel (which is great, for example for things like nostr zaps), but if there isn't you're out of luck and you have to open a channel to either the recipient himself or a big node that both you and the recipient have a channel with, so that it acts as a relay.
There is one more occasion in which the payment will not go through if you're directly connected to the recipient and that's if you the fees charged by the third parties along the way are higher than your wallet's configured limits.
Does that make sense?

2024-03-16 16:27:14

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knowing when to shut up and listen to contradicting opinions

2024-03-15 21:02:21

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receiving for the first time requires opening up a channel. this is a ONE TIME payment, after which it'll be exponentially cheaper

2024-03-15 19:34:59

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just watched your video about nostr, truly great!

2024-03-15 14:45:17

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she actually did a really good job of explaining nostr to non technical people, we need more people like her who can explain nostr to "normies"!

2024-03-15 14:19:27

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I've never seen lightning fees that high.
What are you buying that fees are that high? Lightning fees are specified in PPM, with a lot of nodes opting for 100-1000, that's 0.01% to 0.1%. As a comparison visa and mastercard are close to 3% + some minimum amount

2024-03-11 21:20:41

Remember fellas, bitcoin's true price in USD is at least $1,000,000.
That's 1/21,000,000 of the global economic output.
#bitcoin #hyperbitcoinization

2024-03-09 23:50:03

A purple ostrich found a friend in the forest
#artstr #nostr
https://nostrcheck.me/media/66675158e6338fe89fda418e42a0bf2a7a2b132504dd347f015a18971b644430/d6e74f0568906cb853070412487296586634110679371c75799f4466c5fcd396.webp

2024-03-09 15:41:15

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懐かしいこれ！観たときから、１０年ぐらいだった

2024-03-09 15:24:42

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he never said anything negative about capitalism, only surveillance capitalism, which is completely different from real capitalism, and is closer to corporatism

2024-03-07 20:05:40

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Shitcoins, because that's what they are

2024-03-07 20:05:25

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Shitcoins, because that's what they are

2024-03-07 19:16:36

Big Tech companies are all the same
#note1n5n…y52d

2024-03-07 15:47:39

https://m.primal.net/Hias.png
This is what 15 years of bad monetary policy does to a country. Europe and the US are next
#egypt #printer-goes-brrrrrrrr #money #inflation #BTCFTW

2024-03-06 16:15:17

Welcome to sheeperville, care to continue?
https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/u-s-department-of-commerce-wants-more-kyc/

2024-03-06 14:13:39

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320 000 sats or 0.00 320 000 BTC
Let's use the satscomma standard, no other standard is as readable

2024-03-06 14:04:20

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tuttle twins is a series I would recommend to anyone who has a younger member of their family they want to teach about economics to.
I don't have children yet, but I've showed this to my younger brother recently and the series is both educational and entertaining, this is what kids shows should be like!

2024-03-04 18:16:24

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Boosted but also I think you're right! $69,000 memes, here we go!

2024-02-28 21:22:56

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remember, just because I was wrong about this number doesn't mean I'm wrong about USD being a shitcoin

2024-02-28 18:28:51

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1550 by the end of the day, calling it

2024-02-28 18:11:36

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1600 sats per dollar now, they dropped 60 whole sats in a few hours, what a rug pull! I'm telling you gentlemen, sell your USD, it's gonna crash another 100 sats in the very near future.
You will feel stupid when it crashes to 1000 and you haven't sold yet!
Stop with the fiat shitcoins, sell them and buy Bitcoin.

2024-02-28 14:57:27

the value of the dollar dropped to 1660 sats.
This USD shitcoin is so volatile, the devs are pulling the greatest rug of the millennium

2024-02-22 15:56:43

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I know this is a meme, but man, that's a warcrime lol

2024-02-10 15:32:51

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Looking at git, no, rust with egui and eframe, much better performance than flutter (and depending on the device can be more performant than many "native" gui frameworks)

2024-02-10 14:55:29

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Yep and people's memories are extremely short

2024-02-10 14:51:00

There is nothing shameful in not wanting to be tracked, there's nothing shameful in wanting privacy, including transactional privacy, and anyone who says otherwise is most likely even less squeaky clean than what they're trying to make you appear to be.
Privacy used to be the norm for most of human existence in this planet, the anti privacy stance you see today is nothing new tho.
Tyrants have controlled people by controlling their privacy for ages, the big difference is only that today they have much better tools for that than ever before.
Say yes to privacy!
#privacy #bitcoin

2024-02-08 14:06:25

Remember Big Tech: Your Customers Are Not Criminals; If You Keep Assuming They Are, You Might Be the Real Criminal
#kyc #drm #bitcoin privacy #Decentralization #BigTech #Freedom #FreeSpeech #OpenInternet #OpenSource #NoKYC #NoDRM #DigitalAutonomy #DigitalEthics #PrivacyByDesign