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There's a strange sense of justice in all this.
Besides, a remarkable demonstration of how the bitcoin network has many uses beyond the primarily monetary one.
#nevent1q…4muk

2026-09-08 19:53:45 CEST

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Nice intro. Gonna check it out? How's fanfares? Any success?

2026-09-08 19:18:20 CEST

We couldn't send PGP messages on-chain with a limit of 80 bytes. What's the fun in that?

2026-09-08 16:21:57 CEST

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Monero does not have a better SoV proposition, it lacks in the most fundamental aspect: security budget. There were instances of reorgs done by pools of mediocre size. This alone means it is not a serious wealth storage/transfer vehicle. When monero becomes much bigger, it will face the same boss as everything else that grew too big to be dismissed: deep pockets and infinite fiat.

2026-09-08 15:24:09 CEST

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https://blossom.primal.net/b6b4f451ddc817502b5cc2d26cbea434db9e768c0a801e9a105845f24860fda0.webp

2026-09-08 14:24:38 CEST

Complexity is the attribute of monero, not bitcoin. Basement farms doing reorgs at a whim, inflation bugs that can't be traced and so forth... No worries, we bash bitcoin at the expense of monero while hoping it sounds cool. Monero is a good project but the monero anime lovers have always been attacking bitcoin cause bitcoin chose supply-auditability over default privacy. These things are mutually exclusive. Just take the tradeoff you are willing to tolerate and shut the fuck up.
#nevent1q…4uhg

2026-09-07 13:50:49 CEST

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Wondering why people are not doing it already. I will take up the challenge.

2026-09-07 11:50:18 CEST

Goes on to show how human slop is not to be trusted. Even if it has a company behind it.
#nevent1q…5288

2026-09-07 11:30:16 CEST

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When a client as an alternative to Pubky?

2026-09-07 11:05:13 CEST

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Using the chain as it should be used. This is great.

2026-09-07 08:04:17 CEST

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This is a demonstration test.

2026-09-07 07:39:41 CEST

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Is the gallery app getting an update any time soon?

2026-09-06 22:16:58 CEST

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True story. Customizing for self-use mostly.

2026-09-06 21:49:53 CEST

Seems like it is becoming a convenient way to legally socialize the losses:
We got hacked
Orchestrate
Repeat
#nevent1q…yqr3

2026-09-04 16:09:16 CEST

Statism systematically creates opportunities and incentives for parasitism. Unless state actors and their beneficiaries are subjected to strong external constraints — competition, fiscal discipline, performance criteria, rule of law, political accountability — rent-seeking tends to accumulate and the state increasingly becomes an institution for distributing and protecting rents rather than producing public value.

2026-09-04 10:23:11 CEST

When people say "cryptocurrencies", it usually means they ate brain-dead.

2026-09-03 20:01:02 CEST

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LMAO, is that really the case? That's like a tech self-own like no other I've seen.

2026-09-03 19:59:22 CEST

Why the fuck should one feel guilt for something others did?
#nevent1q…lv5q

2026-09-03 19:55:50 CEST

I wonder about the normie influx ratio after google login introduction to nostr.
#asknostr

2026-09-03 19:53:03 CEST

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That's just how far a Yankee protest goes. :Troll_Smile:

2026-09-01 20:49:58 CEST

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A chainsplit is neutral if not positive. Nothing new under the sun. I doubt it goes below 50k for extended amount of time.

2026-09-01 20:39:09 CEST

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Such a shame.

2026-09-01 20:37:19 CEST

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changed your handle from stacker news to GitHub?

2026-09-01 18:17:56 CEST

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Just a puppet. An ugly one at that.

2026-09-01 16:59:49 CEST

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Very sad, inevitable in hindsight

2026-09-01 14:15:50 CEST

“Login with Google” on a Nostr client is genuinely one of the funniest self-owns in tech.

2026-09-01 10:51:28 CEST

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What product is the most demanded?

2026-08-31 22:08:28 CEST

Moved to CLN a long time ago, never had an issue except for some insanely low fee selection for channel closures during congested on chain activity.
#nevent1q…h7n8

2026-08-31 20:39:57 CEST

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By their mint? Did you leave a bad review?

2026-08-30 21:54:43 CEST

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Maybe real persons that talk like bots should not be not determined as bots?

2026-08-30 21:52:36 CEST

What's truly amusing: the majority of monero gang being against lukechain.

2026-08-30 21:34:58 CEST

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mucho demand

2026-08-30 17:03:08 CEST

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If that’s arrogance, fair enough, I suppose I’m guilty of being a little too pleased that the guys have finally found a coin in need of their talents.
A true win-win: they can “fix” LukeCoin, and Bitcoin can somehow struggle on without them.
And, what's that trail of spam coming after your comment?

2026-08-30 13:10:56 CEST

For LukeCoin is doing it now, can we just wave goodbye to the good folk like Kratter and wish them a merry "have fun staying poor"?

2026-08-29 11:51:08 CEST

World History Timeline
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/2aeb57425c15bcf155bea28db7514ae1d477d8138bba3b95b10a7c9a950e2f83.jpg

2026-08-29 11:47:31 CEST

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Don't bother, just some fat American closet fags with miga hats.

2026-08-28 23:16:49 CEST

True that. The recent fiasco shows how human open-source slop gets easily dissected for vulnerable parts by agents.
#nevent1q…46sq

2026-08-28 12:04:32 CEST

Let's see these alt/privacy coins when they reach the same level of MC as bitcoin. The ultimate boss will ruin them even worse. When a basement farm can do a reorg on the coin, what can one expect from these alternatives as a serious vehicle of wealth transfer/storage? Nothing substantial.

2026-08-28 12:01:48 CEST

People are confusing #bitcoin protocol level promises (still very much intact) with social guardrails.
#nevent1q…uck5

2026-08-26 21:33:36 CEST

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Probably another set from Kimi find vulnerabilities prompt

2026-08-26 20:38:23 CEST

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What the fuck does this even mean?

2026-08-26 18:43:46 CEST

https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/11bc6ba9911b46a1a77bb6923881edd930d163a3c8793cd3902775899773eb31.webp
#nostr only

2026-08-21 15:15:30 CEST

I guess the next crowd which gonna hear "have fun staying poor" is the #Blake2b crowd.

2026-08-20 08:52:57 CEST

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I think it still does all of the above.

2026-08-19 21:57:27 CEST

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Both are practical ways of limiting exposure; however, best one is not needing to get a fiat loan. One can try to refrain from being a casual fiat spender, bit it's like asking to be a celibate to not get STDs. That's the hardest part.

2026-08-19 21:27:46 CEST

Never become a forced seller. #Bitcoin loans, while good for certain things, can make one a forced seller at exactly the worst price.

2026-08-19 07:55:19 CEST

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So satisfying.

2026-08-18 21:11:11 CEST

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You test material is of below average grade :thinking_rms:

2026-08-17 15:53:16 CEST

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Yes, this identity.

2026-08-17 11:35:23 CEST

@npub1mhc…c226 hey, I still haven't seen the sats from npub.cash v1 wallet transferred to the new version. Have you finished the migration? I do receive new zaps to the new wallet but old balance is still lingering somewhere.

2026-08-15 21:13:38 CEST

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One ugly fuck.

2026-08-15 11:23:12 CEST

Disenchantment with #bitcoin is a phase everyone goes through. I guess it's the primary reason people become shitcoiners.

2026-08-14 23:23:16 CEST

This is best done with neutralized ME chip on coreboot dasharo
#nevent1q…fa86

2026-08-13 21:44:30 CEST

https://image.nostr.build/a470b7d876cef7bf2088d83a622fa09c05594d84e7e957ef30c8dc5e6a78955a.png
#nevent1q…nfmv

2026-08-13 20:06:16 CEST

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Block? As in Bitkey? Why makes it stand out?

2026-08-12 23:57:25 CEST

The current thing in #bitcoin https://image.nostr.build/033910821232677fd9bd33501b7446de66e7f685a1ed9f03b2e95b4f003e786a.png

2026-08-12 22:39:36 CEST

Can I still hold my own keys, run my own validating node, choose my own software, construct and broadcast any consensus-valid transaction, reject invalid blocks, and refuse upgrades without needing anyone’s permission?
If any of those answers becomes no by design, that is where I would start using the word capture seriously.
#nevent1q…4g5s

2026-08-12 22:16:29 CEST

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You have a good appeal and a nice way of putting a thought across. What do you think about the bitcoin divide currently manifesting?

2026-08-12 21:55:37 CEST

I think people are trolling when they say running a lightning node is hard, expensive or that people get forced closures and lose funds. It's just not true.
#nevent1q…j7p9

2026-08-12 12:31:41 CEST

Machines have better prioritizing abilities than most meattards :Kek_Laugh:
#nevent1q…t25c

2026-08-12 11:21:42 CEST

The #bitcoin community is conducting a constitutional dispute before there has been a constitutional violation; the technical stakes of the current dispute are relatively small, while the perceived future governance stakes are enormous.

2026-08-11 14:14:16 CEST

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With SV2 or DATUM, miners can choose their own block templates while still using the pool for payouts, so they don’t need to build their own pool. It's about what do the people with machines want: just payouts or they also want to control over the block templates. If it's the latter, they vote by only choosing the pools that provide necessary measures for this. Other pools lose share and slip into irrelevance or move along the lines dictated by the demand.
I am afraid the people with the machines do not care or outright do not want this. That's a bigger problem that awaits any coin that goes big. The final boss: deep pockets and infinite cash.

2026-08-11 13:57:53 CEST

While it is convenient to think that five companies control mining, I think the genuinely interesting number to investigate is physical hashrate ownership: MARA + CleanSpark + Riot + IREN + Bitdeer + Bitmain-related operations + large private farms, etc. That would tell us whether Bitcoin's actual ASIC ownership is concentrated in 5, 20, 100, or 10,000 economic entities. That number is far more relevant than the pool pie chart.

2026-08-11 11:48:17 CEST

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A weird flex indeed.

2026-08-11 11:40:05 CEST

Don't trust anyone. Especially the experts.

2026-08-11 11:13:31 CEST

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A spook. Don't bother.

2026-08-11 11:07:15 CEST

Most of these "Devs" on payroll are clueless. The most trusted wallet that was pushed like a holy grail of self-custody had a fuckin RNG failure that not a single of these so called devs pinned down. We shouldn't outsource any verification to these "experts" anymore. The learning curve is becoming increasingly shorter for the plebs who want to get their hands dirty and dive down the rabbit hole.
#nevent1q…56xj

2026-08-11 10:55:39 CEST

GM from Gibraltar :sputnik:

2026-08-10 17:21:19 CEST

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What is missing?
Simply put, Stratum V2 lets miners build their own Bitcoin block templates while the pool mainly handles payouts, reducing the pool’s control over which transactions get mined. Template selection gives miners censorship resistance; tip selection gives them fork-choice sovereignty.

2026-08-10 16:23:44 CEST

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Nice!
Local and open-source is the future.

2026-08-10 16:22:09 CEST

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What are you using? Deepseek, Kimi?

2026-08-10 16:18:53 CEST

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How are you sandboxing it? Doesn't it require internet access?

2026-08-10 15:57:13 CEST

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You can refer yourself to the post I referenced above. It's pretty well explained there in the infographic.

2026-08-10 15:16:20 CEST

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#nevent1q…8xh3
Pools are just websites, hashers need to update to SV2. That's the important part of the equation.

2026-08-10 15:03:34 CEST

It's uncomfortably odd to see that bitcoin space is filled with cry babies and emotionally driven fags.

2026-08-10 14:24:26 CEST

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I logged in my nostr npub to wallet. cashu.me with extension through keychat, I see that it shows my raw npub. cash address, but I do not see the sats, it shows 0 in the wallet. I tried adding different mi ts, but they all shows 0 balance. I guess this is due to incomplete migration.

2026-08-10 12:43:29 CEST

Plebalop or not, it is increasingly difficult for critically thinking bitcoiners to deny that Bitcoin Core has acquired an informal institutional hierarchy whose power is substantially greater than the traditional “maintainers are merely janitors” story implies. Funding, mentorship, reviewer attention and social reputation are upstream of repository authority, so institutional concentration in those areas is a genuine Bitcoin governance risk.
#nevent1q…lgf9

2026-08-10 12:20:54 CEST

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At this rate, you could just move to monero and forget about bitcoin. What's the point of all this if the security model is gonna be worse than monero's where big players could do reorgs at a whim.

2026-08-10 11:15:23 CEST

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I hope plebs run bitaxes, have SV2 and vote with hash power. Pools are comprised of individual hashers, those hashers might also adopt it as there's no downside in doing so — it greatly improves mining decentralization. I guess it's a decision making everyone involved in the ecosystem should make for themselves.

2026-08-10 11:08:42 CEST

The empire is never good.
#nevent1q…mj98

2026-08-10 08:55:12 CEST

SV2 is out and it should be used more by all of us. The only thing is that they don't make it backwards compatible with older node versions.
#nevent1q…dmcp

2026-08-09 22:44:14 CEST

The Knots/Core split is not a sideshow. It's probably one of the healthiest things that could have happened to Bitcoin's implementation layer, because it reminded everyone — including Core — that #Bitcoin Core is not Bitcoin.

2026-08-09 22:37:06 CEST

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https://njump.me/b40a4a46165014896cc5fa49b6feb90f60b46f5b82e13c321bb9e322c2282c51

2026-08-09 22:28:19 CEST

Weird ideas such as bringing contemporary progressive language politics directly into Bitcoin Core.
#nevent1q…t0sd

2026-08-09 21:42:25 CEST

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We need to bring the unusually adversarial culture back to bitcoin.

2026-08-09 21:37:03 CEST

A small professional network has accumulated more agenda-setting power over Bitcoin's dominant implementation than we generally like to admit, and the informal nature of that power makes it harder to audit.

2026-08-09 21:31:05 CEST

#Bitcoin Core underwent something resembling the institutionalization seen in many successful open-source projects.
The original culture was unusually adversarial: distrust everyone, aggressively challenge assumptions, don't care who somebody is, make the code prove itself.
As Bitcoin became valuable, full-time development became professionalized.
Professionalization created employers.
Employers created funding committees.
Funding created careers.
Careers created mentorship pipelines.
Pipelines created reputational networks.
Reputational networks created social norms.
And social norms inevitably created insiders and outsiders.

2026-08-09 17:17:56 CEST

Minority nodes signaling BIP110 are now declaring “the miners won.” Cute. Miners have their own nodes, their own block templates, their own hash. Hashers have none of that. If you run a node without bringing the hash or building the template, what the fuck did you expect? Sovereignty by vibes?

2026-08-09 14:57:17 CEST

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mEriTocRacY :Pog:

2026-08-09 13:15:38 CEST

I am still thinking what needs to be done to have bitcoin maintainer access
:thinking_rms:
#asknostr

2026-08-09 10:18:37 CEST

It was an evident outcome. Did not see it coming? Then, you gotta rethink your game-theory.
#nevent1q…lf55

2026-08-09 09:50:38 CEST

Pool share is payout concentration, not control of #bitcoin hashpower. Yet another reason we need broader SV2 adoption.
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/c5876653e954d870bfbcef47ad13d86f891c15d5b03a496460061e26e097c9aa.png

2026-08-09 07:47:20 CEST

BIP110 coin designation :Kek_Laugh:
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/0ef3886c6225a1d0f0863cc9ebc9a1a1d5bc55d5aaebacd7b2673f6aacf837dd.jpg

2026-08-08 23:07:42 CEST

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Readimg this and thinking that this could not have been an innocent mistake.

2026-08-08 23:00:00 CEST

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nostr.build is solid.
https://blossom.band

2026-08-08 22:38:59 CEST

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Hashers are driven to pools because they want stable payouts above everything else. Scamming pools wouldn't survive.

2026-08-08 22:34:43 CEST

LMAO... Ocean mined on the other chain :Kek_Laugh:

2026-08-08 22:22:06 CEST

... And thus the game theory shit show begins.