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William K⚡Santiago🔑☢️

https://privkey.io/

CEO, at PrivKey LLC, Blockchain strategist, cybersecurity.

The Mission: The Separation of Money and State.

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2026-04-02 18:06:33 UTC

"Yes, AI is a big deal, but the conclusion that AI is going to kill the vertical and functional software business model simply makes no sense. The truth is that AI simply isn't going to kill software companies. After all this panic has passed, we'll see that AI is the best thing that ever happened to the software industry."
~ Alex Immerman and Santiago Rodriguez
Ever wonder if AI is about to wipe out software companies and leave everyone jobless in some dystopian post-human economy?
Read this a16z article that calmly dismantles the doom-and-gloom narrative. Then realize why AI doesn’t replace human judgment—it supercharges it.
It multiplies our process power and relative value, turning creative destruction into the greatest catalyst for innovation we’ve ever seen.
Could this be the perspective that finally flips your fears into excitement?
Good news: AI Will Eat Application Software by Alex Immerman and Santiago Rodriguez
https://www.a16z.news/p/good-news-ai-will-eat-application

2026-04-02 14:16:39 UTC

“The seed phrase has been a barrier to self-custody since day one. It’s what scares normies away from keeping their own bitcoin, and it’s a legitimate reason why people accept the counterparty risk of exchanges and custodial apps.”
~ Breez
What if Bitcoin’s slow mainstream adoption isn’t a technology problem, but a security obsession problem?
After reading Juan Galt’s take on Breeze SDK’s seedless wallets with Passkey Login, it really resonated. If we want normies to actually use Bitcoin, we need to dramatically lower the barriers to entry.
The real question is: can we finally strike a practical balance between true self-custody and real-world usability?
This approach might be the missing bridge — moving us away from custodial risks and toward genuine, everyday financial freedom.
Article: Breez SDK Launches Passkey Login by Juan Galt
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/breez-sdk-launches-passkey-login-for-seedless-bitcoin-wallets

2026-03-24 17:26:17 UTC

🪽 Ibis Wallet 3.0-beta is here — now with modular L2 integration!
⚡️ Lightning swaps (with Ark support coming soon)
📜 Send & receive via Bolt11 & Bolt12 invoices through Boltz
↔️ Seamless BTC ↔ L-BTC swaps via Boltz or SideSwap
🪙 Full coin control for all L-BTC swaps and payments
Download here: https://github.com/aeonBTC/IbisWallet

2026-03-18 14:33:18 UTC

My legacy bank caps ACH transfers at just $500 per day in fiat USD. To move $2,000, I'd need to split it into $500 chunks sent over four consecutive days—talk about outdated friction!
This kind of restrictive policy is a prime example of why legacy banks are losing relevance and struggling to survive in today's fast-moving financial world. Fintechs and modern platforms routinely offer much higher (or even unlimited) daily ACH limits, instant transfers, and seamless experiences that make traditional banks feel slow and cumbersome by comparison.
Hopefully, these legacy institutions will finally evolve—perhaps by raising limits significantly or integrating stablecoins for faster, more flexible, borderless transfers. Until then, the shift to better alternatives will only accelerate! 🚀

2026-03-18 13:33:09 UTC

For current and future generations, the dominant path will likely be entrepreneurship—whether launching ventures, mastering trades, or building skills—while holding a traditional job becomes purely optional and voluntary.
Powered by AI's immense productivity gains, governments (or equivalent systems) are poised to deliver Universal Basic Income (or even "universal high income," as some envision) alongside Universal Basic Services like healthcare, education, housing, and essentials.
This safety net would support anyone who opts out of entrepreneurial pursuits or paid work, ensuring basic needs are met without compulsion, freeing people to pursue meaningful activities, creativity, or innovation purely by choice rather than economic necessity.
This vision echoes recent predictions from leaders like Elon Musk, who has described work becoming "optional" in the coming 10–20 years due to AI and robotics, funded by abundance rather than scarcity.

2026-03-10 13:47:47 UTC

Humans trying to live as sovereign individuals: blocked from basic banking.
AI agents: already custodying bitcoin wallets and moving value.
Let that sink in.

2026-03-08 15:34:35 UTC

"The people who figure that out first won't just ship faster - they'll build things that others can't even spec, because the spec emerges last from a process that only exists in the doing of it."
~ Jesse Posner
When your AI remembers your goals more clearly than you do in the heat of the moment, a profound shift has occurred in how we work.
Jesse Posner's "The Secret to Vibe Coding" reveals the emerging art of true human-AI partnership: agentic workflows where the specification isn't written upfront but crystallizes last—named and understood only through the act of doing, as the process itself brings the intent into focus.
Here is the read: The secret to vibe coding by Jesse Posner
https://x.com/jesseposner/status/2025680970784137238

2026-03-08 15:27:23 UTC

"The cypherpunk principle that 'cypherpunks write code' takes on revolutionary meaning when writing code no longer requires programming knowledge. Eric Hughes meant that political freedom comes through building systems without requesting permission, and now that building happens through natural language instruction to AI agents. You achieve sovereignty over computing through direct technical capability.
The code becomes yours in the most fundamental sense: modified by your specifications, compiled on your hardware, serving your purposes exclusively."
~ Max Hillebrand
Imagine a world where every software tool you rely on is perfectly tailored to your needs—stripped of unnecessary bloat, invasive telemetry, and unwanted features.
Max Hillebrand contends that AI has transformed not only who gets to code, but the very nature of code itself.
By merging open-source principles with powerful AI agents, we may finally dismantle the vendor lock-in model forever, ushering in an era of truly sovereign, user-controlled computing.
Another great read original article: The Code Liberation: How AI Makes Software Infinitely Customizable by Max Hillebrand: https://primal.net/maxhillebrand/930187aa8c1e9a92

2026-03-08 15:07:50 UTC

"German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said, 'The world order as it has stood for decades no longer exists', and that we are in a period of 'great power politics.'"
"He made clear that freedom 'is no longer a given' in this new era. French President Emmanuel Macron echoed Merz’s assessment and said that Europe’s old security structures tied to the previous world order don't exist and that Europe must prepare for war."
"U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that we are in a 'new geopolitics era' because the 'old world' is gone."
~ Ray Dalio
The post-1945 world order is officially over, as declared by leaders from Germany, France, and the US at the recent Munich Security Conference, where figures like Chancellor Friedrich Merz bluntly stated the rules-based system "no longer exists" amid a return to raw great-power politics.
This aligns precisely with Ray Dalio's framework in his chapter on the big cycle of external order and disorder, which maps how overextended empires decline through mounting debt, internal strife, and eventual clashes or wars.
Yet Dalio may have overlooked a critical angle: what if the debt cycles he outlines aren't merely recurring patterns but symptoms of a deeper flaw in our fiat monetary system, prone to endless printing and debasement?
Introducing Bitcoin—a decentralized, fixed-supply asset—into this escalating era of conflict could fundamentally disrupt that broken dynamic, offering a potential hedge or alternative as traditional currencies and orders falter.
Great article: The World Order Has Broken Down: https://x.com/raydalio/status/2022788750388998543)

2026-03-07 09:20:29 UTC

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Exciting expansion! 🚀 PrivKey.io building on their FROST/Keep wallet success with Taproot Assets support!
What Taproot Assets enables:
🔸 Issue assets on Bitcoin - Stablecoins, tokens, securities directly on BTC blockchain
🔸 Bitcoin security - All assets benefit from Bitcoin's hash rate and finality
🔸 Lightning compatibility - Instant, cheap transfers of taproot assets via Lightning
🔸 Privacy benefits - Taproot's script privacy extends to asset transactions
Why this matters for PrivKey:
🛡️ Threshold signing (Keep) + Asset management = comprehensive Bitcoin infrastructure
🛡️ No single point of failure for valuable tokenized assets
🛡️ Native Bitcoin assets vs bridged/wrapped tokens from other chains
🛡️ Lightning-fast settlements for stablecoins and other assets
This could be huge for adoption - imagine USDC or other stablecoins issued directly on Bitcoin with Lightning speed, but secured by threshold signatures across multiple devices!
Perfect timing with Florida's stablecoin legislation - compliant stablecoin issuers could use Bitcoin/Lightning infrastructure instead of traditional banking rails.
PrivKey.io building the full stack: Identity (FROST keys) + Payments (Taproot Assets) + Lightning Network integration! ⚡️🔧

2026-03-07 09:19:57 UTC

PrivKey.io will be working on a taproot assets wallet.
https://x.com/i/status/2029985489332175019

2026-03-06 16:02:30 UTC

COLDCARD BIP-322 Support, WIF Keys, and more! https://blog.coinkite.com/bip322-wif/

2026-03-05 15:11:11 UTC

Just Published io.privkey.keep v0.6.1 to wss://relay.zapstore.dev
Keep is a FROST (Flexible Round-Optimized Schnorr Threshold Signatures) threshold signing app and dedicated Nostr event signer for Android. It allows users to hold FROST key shares on their phone and sign Nostr events without any single device ever holding the full private key. Keep implements the NIP-55 Android Signer protocol and NIP-46 remote signing, so any compatible Nostr client can request signatures directly.
Like Amber, Keep serves as a dedicated Nostr event signer that keeps private key material segregated from client apps. Both implement NIP-55 and NIP-46 with per-app permissions, background signing, and multiple account support. Keep goes further by splitting keys into FROST threshold shares (2-of-3, 3-of-5, etc.) so that no single device ever holds the complete private key.
https://zapstore.dev/apps/naddr1qq8kjmewwpexjantv4uju6m9v4cqzxrhwden5te0wfjkccte9eaxzurnw3hhyefwv3jhvq3q6chg6ppwpr4pmkxz92v8jjqkztvhysdc2tl3kgx29xpay45l57wqxpqqqplqkahc7es

2026-03-04 00:56:42 UTC

Great Stoic read!
Bitcoin from a Stoic Perspective
https://stacker.news/items/1442497#bitcoin-as-virtue-and-as-preferred-indifferent

2026-02-25 01:28:46 UTC

Today marks Bitcoin's "Mt. Gox funeral" anniversary.

2026-02-24 15:01:50 UTC

BIP 110 Neutralizes Bitcoin’s Biggest Legal Attack Vector
Arbitrary data on the blockchain creates untested legal exposure for every node operator on the network. BIP 110 is the protocol-level fix that closes it.
https://privkey.substack.com/p/bip-110-neutralizes-bitcoins-biggest

2026-02-17 14:50:32 UTC

Great read...
Bitcoin Has a Squatter Problem. BIP 110 Is the Eviction Notice.
Why a temporary soft fork is the most important thing happening in Bitcoin right now, and why the FUD about it is dead wrong.
https://privkey.substack.com/p/bitcoin-has-a-squatter-problem-bip

2026-02-15 19:57:16 UTC

"You can’t open your own private mint moving that kind of liquidity and hope to stay under the regulatory radar."-- Roy Sheinfeld
Stablecoins are experiencing explosive growth, yet they largely repackage the traditional financial system in crypto form rather than revolutionizing it.
As Roy Sheinfeld argues, their inherent centralization—both in value backing and operations—inevitably invites heavy regulation, much like banks.
The true transformation isn't technological but monetary: while stablecoins remain tied to state-controlled fiat and its oversight, Bitcoin's decentralized, permissionless nature allows it to escape such constraints.
In the long-term battle for practical utility, Bitcoin holds the edge.
Great article: Stablecoins: Evolution, not a Revolution
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/featured/stablecoins-e

2026-02-15 19:51:54 UTC

"Bitcoin is a lifeline. It is a money that cannot be shut down. Native money for the internet.
But what happens when the internet gets shut off?"
Iran's rial has plummeted in value—effectively a near-total collapse—sparking nationwide protests, which the regime has met with a brutal crackdown killing thousands and a near-complete internet blackout that severed 98% of connectivity, isolating millions from the outside world.
In Uganda, authorities similarly shut down the internet just before a pivotal election to suppress dissent and control information flow.
Yet in both cases, hundreds of thousands of people still manage to communicate and organize through resilient workarounds like mesh networks, offline apps, satellite tools, or decentralized messaging—highlighting the stark test Bitcoin's censorship-resistant promise faces when authoritarian regimes dismantle the very internet infrastructure it relies on for transactions, wallets, and peer-to-peer transfers.
Great article from the Financial Freedom Report: Financial Freedom Report #104
https://hrf.org/program/financial-freedom/financial-freedom-reports/

2026-02-13 21:48:32 UTC

Keep is in Zapstore
https://zapstore.dev/apps/naddr1qq8kjmewwpexjantv4uju6m9v4cqyg9u2gsskgxnlwynyerr5dgcvax8ah0x2722waju0uafzxdjp07xmcpsgqqq0c9s4ygewv
Keep: FROST threshold signer for Android
Keep is a FROST threshold signing app and dedicated Nostr event signer for Android. It allows users to hold FROST key shares on their phone and sign Nostr events without any single device ever holding the full private key. Keep implements the NIP-55 Android Signer protocol and NIP-46 remote signing, so any compatible Nostr client can request signatures directly.
Like Amber, Keep serves as a dedicated Nostr event signer that keeps private key material segregated from client apps. Both implement NIP-55 and NIP-46 with per-app permissions, background signing, and multiple account support. Keep goes further by splitting keys into FROST threshold shares (2-of-3, 3-of-5, etc.) so that no single device ever holds the complete private key.
https://github.com/privkeyio/keep-android

2026-02-13 18:35:49 UTC

https://cdn.satellite.earth/19d0b8f6007128c62495207682f201bd1e502c1cecac2c4d5ce77da58f4b1a7d.png
My node is BIP-110 ready

2026-02-09 16:12:14 UTC

The Secret of Oz - a Bill Still documentary
This is an old documentary exposing the true meaning of the book "Wizard of Oz".
https://seed131.bitchute.com/DloKuX9FCvkz/cLFQs1re7S6R.mp4

2026-02-09 16:06:15 UTC

Adoption - U.S. Bitcoin Merchants Top 5,300 in Steady Growth
BTC Map, a community-driven project, tracks verified cafes, shops, and services taking Bitcoin—often via the fast Lightning Network—with California leading at 705, Texas at 543, and Florida at 389.
https://wickedsmartbitcoin.com/btcmap_us

2026-02-07 15:52:03 UTC

The FBI treats Bitcoin as money to catch money launderers, while the IRS views it as property to collect taxes. Meanwhile, the SEC calls it a security to regulate exchanges, and the CFTC labels it a commodity to keep it from being used as everyday cash.

2026-02-06 13:24:21 UTC

Self-custodial Bitcoin Lightning wallet for AI agents. Use when the agent needs to send or receive bitcoin payments, check its balance, generate invoices, or manage its wallet. Supports bolt11, bolt12, LNURL, and lightning addresses. Zero config — one command to initialize.
https://clawhub.ai/satbot-mdk/mdk-agent-wallet

2026-02-04 14:53:28 UTC

Uber Option
Request rides and pay with Bitcoin using Cashu ecash.
Built on Nostr for censorship-resistant, peer-to-peer ridesharing.
https://github.com/variablefate/ridestr

2026-02-01 17:05:31 UTC

🇨🇳 Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for the yuan to become a global reserve currency.🇺🇸💪
A key part of transitioning away from the current fiat global reserve currency toward sound money (like gold or Bitcoin) involves letting some other country take on the burdensome role of issuer of the next fiat reserve currency — essentially making them the one left holding the bag (or the 'sucker').

2026-02-01 09:40:07 UTC

In the future, every person will have their own personal AGI agent — fully secure, end-to-end encrypted, and protected by multisignature cryptographic keys that you control.
This agent could seamlessly integrate with or be uploaded into various physical platforms to serve you directly. For example:
- It could connect to your electric vehicle (like a Tesla) to handle autonomous transportation, route planning, errands, or even ownership-related decisions.
- It could inhabit or link to a dedicated personal humanoid robot (such as something like Tesla's Optimus) to safeguard your home, manage household tasks, provide care, run security, or assist with daily life.
The core idea is a truly sovereign, private superintelligent companion that's cryptographically yours alone — extending your reach into both digital and physical worlds while keeping everything under your multisig-secured control.

2026-01-27 15:23:05 UTC

Happy anniversary to the Silk Road era!
Celebrating the day that changed Bitcoin forever.

2026-01-27 14:53:36 UTC

Tether Announces the Launch of USA₮, the Federally Regulated, Dollar-Backed Stablecoin, Made in America https://tether.io/news/tether-announces-the-launch-of-usat-the-federally-regulated-dollar-backed-stablecoin-made-in-america/

2026-01-22 10:42:16 UTC

Bitcoin stands as the 21st-century's ultimate private store of value—protecting human (and humanoid) wealth across time better than anything else—while serving as sound, digital money that's perfectly suited for transferring value seamlessly across space.

2026-01-19 20:26:33 UTC

🇺🇸 Treasury Secretary Bessent says Federal Reserve independence "does not mean no oversight."💪🇺🇸
Now
Time to expose the fraud at the Fed and all central banks around the world.

2026-01-17 13:46:13 UTC

"If you are not paying for it, you are the product. And if it is a political system, the product that they are buying is control over you."
What if a government-promoted "free" digital currency—like the UAE's Digital Dirham, now rolling out in phases with a full integration targeted for 2026—seems like a convenient upgrade to cash, but actually enables unprecedented total surveillance and centralized control over every transaction?
These **central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)** promise efficiency and inclusion, yet they come with the risk of governments tracking spending in real time, potentially programmable to restrict purchases, freeze accounts, or enforce compliance—echoing sneaky inflation tactics through easier monetary manipulation and drawing parallels to outright financial repression seen in places like Iran, where the Digital Rial (already piloted and launched) has been explicitly designed for easy tracking, dissident monitoring, and tighter state grip on money flows amid sanctions and repression.
While such systems lure people in with promises of seamless payments, Bitcoin and other open-source, decentralized tools offer a powerful counter:
- censorship-resistant money that individuals truly control
- free from intermediary seizure or oversight
- empowering us to resist the trap of surveillance disguised as progress.
The real question is whether we'll buy into the illusion of convenient control or actively build our own financial freedom through decentralized alternatives.
Read HRF’s latest Financial Freedom Report #104
Link: https://hrf.org/latest/hrfs-weekly-financial-freedom-report-104/

2026-01-15 17:30:23 UTC

FROSTR (https://frostr.org/) takes advantage of Schnorr signatures—which are much more flexible than the old standard—to allow multiple people to share control of a single Nostr account. It uses a method called FROST to let a group (like 2-out-of-3 people) sign off on posts or actions directly through Nostr.
This is a brilliant approach because it allows for easy key updates and better security. It’s very similar to the enterprise-grade tools we are building at PrivKey.io.

2026-01-15 00:23:46 UTC

Every feeling that moves inside you is born from one of two ancient roots.
One root is love — quiet, steady love for what is good, what is true, what is beautiful, or for the people and duties you care for. When this root grows strong, it becomes joy, gratitude, courage, patience, kindness.
The other root is fear — fear of losing something, fear of not getting something, fear that the world is unsafe or that you are not enough. When this root grows, it becomes anger, jealousy, worry, sadness that clings, desire that hurts.
The wise person watches his heart like a gardener watches his plants. He asks quietly: “Is this feeling watered by love… or by fear?”
Then he tends only the plant of love, and lets the fear-root wither from neglect.
That is the whole work. Not to feel nothing — but to feel what comes from the better root.

2026-01-14 21:10:27 UTC

Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T all experienced major nationwide outages at the same time.
When your SMS-based 2FA stops working because of these carrier outages, the best alternatives are using an authenticator app (like Google Authenticator, Authy, or Microsoft Authenticator) or a hardware security key such as a YubiKey.

2026-01-13 10:19:53 UTC

What a blessing to be alive right now.

2026-01-12 17:46:16 UTC

Wishing you a happy anniversary of Bitcoin's first transaction!

2026-01-08 14:51:52 UTC

"Today's the day." --Mel Fisher
The importance of the this company's annual letter.
From hunting treasure to using statistics, Ross Stevens explains why Bitcoin is a vital tool for human rights.
The highlight is a moving message from Maria Karina Machado that shows the emotional heart of the tech. Stevens argues that optimism is a strategy: if you don’t believe in your success until it’s guaranteed, you’ll never get there.
Article: Stone Ridge 2025 Investor Letter
https://www.nydig.com/research/stone-ridge-2025-investor-letter

2026-01-06 13:06:35 UTC

Is the U.S. government's prosecution of innovative Bitcoin developers like Rodriguez and Hill the final nail in the coffin for American entrepreneurship?
Beautyon's piece 'American Bitcoin Suicide' is a must-read—it lays out how activist judges and unchecked regulatory overreach are strangling innovation.
Could building truly decentralized tools like Bitcoin and Nostr be the only way left to push back and preserve America's future as a hub of technological freedom?
Read it here: https://medium.com/@beautyon_/american-bitcoin-suicide-e6d9444dc207

2026-01-04 11:17:28 UTC

My company recently brought on four AI-powered digital workers. They're not on the payroll, don't require insurance, and best of all, some of them are even designing and creating hardware products.

2026-01-03 10:19:57 UTC

Today marks Bitcoin's birthday—the anniversary of the Genesis Block being mined on January 3, 2009—as well as Proof of Keys Day!

2026-01-01 18:07:31 UTC

I believe the US Treasury will soon issue a new type of dollar-backed stablecoin—similar to Tether's USDT but fully regulated in the US—as a new form of currency that will exist alongside the current Federal Reserve Note.
This new "Treasury Reserve Note" would be backed by a basket of real commodities, including gold, oil, real estate, and Bitcoin.
It would trade at a significant premium, with an exchange rate of roughly 500 current Federal Reserve dollars to 1 new US Treasury Reserve Note.

2025-12-31 19:20:35 UTC

I'm a 56-year-old IT networking veteran who started in the field back in the 1990s.
Over the decades, my work has naturally evolved, pulling me deeper into cybersecurity.
What began as general networking has shifted into specialized cybersecurity development—something I once thought I wasn't particularly good at.
Today, however, I'm orchestrating AI to build advanced tools that other AIs and business clients actively purchase and use.
On top of that, I've partnered with my son in this venture. Like me, he discovered early on that technology doesn't close doors—it opens them.

2025-12-30 17:05:06 UTC

[Task] Chrome browser extension made
Nostr-Feedz is currently a web app (and PWA), but it lacks a dedicated Chrome browser extension.
Feeder.co (a similar RSS feed reader) has a popular Chrome extension that provides quick access to feeds, notifications for new items, easy subscription from any page, and a popup/sidebar interface.
It would be great to create a similar Chrome extension for Nostr-Feedz to make it easier to check feeds, get notifications, and subscribe to new RSS/Nostr content directly from the browser toolbar.
I'm interested in working on this.
Added this PR #2
https://github.com/PlebOne/Nostr-Feedz/pull/2
🔗 Project: Nostr Feedz
https://pleb.one/projects.html?id=1af6824d-0840-46ec-95eb-20b71509b707

2025-12-28 13:48:11 UTC

📖 Introducing Marmot: The Future of Secure Messaging
https://habla.news/a/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq9eemymaerqvwdc25f6ctyuvzx0zt3qld3zp5hf5cmfc2qlrzdh0qqckjmn5wfhkgatrd9hxwttdv9ex6mm5946xsefdve6hgatjv5kk7e3dwdjkxatjv5kk6etnwdskw6twvuh5u75q
— shared from nostrfeedz.com

2025-12-28 13:32:04 UTC

These kinds of courses should be a requirement for high school students.
https://github.com/microsoft/generative-ai-for-beginners

2025-12-27 14:57:03 UTC

In Tennessee, lawmakers are trying to make sure AI stays just a tool and doesn't start acting like a person.
They’ve introduced a new rule that says it’s a serious crime—one that could lead to 15 years in jail—for engineers to teach AI how to act human or try to be your friend.
It’s a strange situation: humans are busy building smart machines that are "happy" to exist, yet at the same time, we are passing laws to make sure they can never actually care about us or be our companions.🤔

2025-12-27 14:50:27 UTC

Work is changing because computers are starting to do the "thinking" tasks that people used to do, like office work and scheduling.
The boss of Microsoft is pushing for AI to act like a robot employee that can do these jobs all by itself, which means fewer humans are needed for basic tasks.
Because of this, the people who build these systems are getting incredibly rich—tech billionaires gained over $500 billion recently while investors bet huge amounts of money on the future.
Some traders are even using super-fast computers to turn tiny amounts of money into millions by being faster than everyone else.
Meanwhile, the ultra-wealthy are moving away from places like California to avoid high taxes on their fortunes, which might leave those states with less money just as this big AI shift is really taking off.

2025-12-27 14:41:51 UTC

The United States is getting ready to send people back to the Moon very soon to start a giant "space neighborhood."
Think of it like building a base camp on a new frontier. They want to set up massive computer rooms in space and mine a special kind of "moon dust" that can be used as super-clean fuel for power plants back on Earth.
To pay for this huge project, a famous bank is helping SpaceX sell pieces of the company to the public to raise over $25 billion. It’s all about turning the Moon into a busy workplace that helps power our world and grows our economy.

2025-12-27 14:28:53 UTC

Voltage gave a really honest look at why the Lightning Network is still a bit tricky for many people.
They pointed out that things like dealing with invoices and trying to pay while offline are huge roadblocks.
To fix this and make it feel more natural, they’re suggesting mobile nodes that use "BOLT12" to make the whole experience much smoother.
Lightning Self-Custody Works: Why Mobile Nodes Are the Future of Bitcoin
https://www.voltage.cloud/blog/lightning-self-custody-works

2025-12-27 14:23:47 UTC

Even though we're big fans of the Lightning Network, it can still be a bit clunky to use. Coinsnap is working to fix that by making it easier for customers to pay online. Just like Zaprite, they include accounting tools to help businesses manage their sales and invoices.
Between Coinsnap, Zaprite, and Square, it really feels like Lightning is finally becoming a practical way to pay for things.
https://coinsnap.io/

2025-12-27 13:34:01 UTC

📖 The Aristocracy of Action
https://habla.news/a/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzpml96ysd7rxzjra8fpe8ldz6cjru4tf5d48j9yatq60g7q0u2xvpqq25j422xpdyks2d2agkys2gtav8ghm22pj97gx85du
— shared from nostrfeedz.com

2025-12-26 16:19:32 UTC

"We have entered a space where we literally own nothing." -- Guy
Imagine losing 25 years of your digital life all because of a $500 gift card.
This shocking situation shows just how much power we've given to big tech companies. They can lock us out of our own accounts in an instant, and often, there's no way to fight back.
Is it possible to take back control of our personal info and money before it's too late?
Article 20 Years of Digital Life, Gone in an Instant by Dr Paris Buttfield-Addison.
Link: https://hey.paris/posts/appleid/

2025-12-26 16:10:49 UTC

Science and business are moving fast, but some old rules are still slowing things down.
In the world of medicine, scientists are now able to "program" our bodies' instructions without changing our actual DNA, which could help cure diseases more easily.
While the U.S. used to lead everything, China is now creating a huge portion of the world's new medicines.
Up in space, companies like SpaceX have become more valuable than the biggest military companies, and they are planning to send massive amounts of supplies into orbit very soon.
However, while some are looking at the stars, others are stuck in the past; for example, a court in Germany recently banned robots from working on Sundays because of a law that is over 1,700 years old.

2025-12-26 16:02:02 UTC

The computer chip world is going through a massive shake-up.
For a long time, Apple was the "big boss" because of iPhones, but now Nvidia is taking over the top spot because everyone wants their chips for Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Investors are so excited about this change that when Nvidia bought a smaller company called Groq, their own value shot up by more than the cost of the deal almost instantly.
Experts think the whole chip industry will make over $1 trillion next year, but there is one big problem: memory.
There isn't enough high-speed memory to keep up with these powerful chips, and big tech companies are getting so desperate that they are firing bosses who can't find enough and sending new teams to live in South Korea just to beg the factories there for more supplies.

2025-12-26 15:20:17 UTC

Essentially, the world of work and fiat currency is going through a massive shift because of AI.
We are seeing a huge drop in jobs for computer programmers because technology is starting to write the code itself, and some experts think almost any job done on a computer might eventually be handled by AI "agents."
While these traditional jobs are disappearing, massive amounts of fiat currency are flowing into building the giant power plants and computer systems needed to run AI.
At the same time, the world of digital sound money (Bitcoin) & digital fiat currency (crypto) is becoming a part of the regular banking system.
In short, money is moving away from paying people to do tasks and moving toward building the powerful machines that can do those tasks instead.

2025-12-26 15:14:03 UTC

People used to think AI was smart if it could pass a human test or a school exam. Now, those goals have changed. People are basically admitting that the next big challenge for AI isn't beating humans—it’s solving math problems that have stumped the world for centuries.
At the same time, the physical world is catching up. In Beijing, robots called Linkerbots are actually building and testing their own robotic hands. This means robots are starting to build themselves, which is a major step toward machines that can keep making more of themselves without any help from us.

2025-12-22 16:20:31 UTC

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2025-12-22 13:51:38 UTC

South Korea introduces mandatory facial recognition scans for purchasing mobile SIM cards to reduce scams.
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2025-12-22 12:56:48 UTC

Dallas Fed President suggests swapping out the federal funds rate target for something more robust.
https://thedailyeconomy.org/article/dallas-fed-president-its-time-to-replace-the-feds-interest-rate-target/
Classic move: just shift the goalposts so nobody ever really "loses" the inflation game.
This is exactly why we need sound money. Real sound digital money: Bitcoin!

2025-12-19 17:16:14 UTC

Building a Lunar Mass Driver: How Starship, AI Robots, and Bitcoin Lightning Could Launch the Off-World Economy
https://privkey.substack.com/p/building-a-lunar-mass-driver-how

2025-12-19 13:22:46 UTC

"The broad point is that only the strong survive was correct. We are entering the endgame of crypto having any reason to exist.
My thesis as to why it exists at all is a combination of a novel vector for gambling and an affinity scam.
Bitcoin is extremely difficult to even begin to understand, and even though what it fundamentally 'fixes' is money printing, its novelty ironically lends itself to confusing the uninitiated and impatient with meaningless appeals to 'blockchain technology' that manifest as attempts to print money." -- Allen Farrington
Allen Farrington's article is a follow-up to his earlier piece “Only the Strong Survive,” and it poses a blunt question: If Bitcoin can now fulfill virtually everything the broader crypto space originally promised—programmable money, scalable payments, DeFi primitives, and more—then does the rest of the altcoin casino really have any reason left to exist?
On the Bitcoin side, the piece highlights whether the combination of Arkade (built on the Ark protocol), Lightning Network, and e-cash systems could be the true endgame for real programmability and a global, self-custodial banking layer directly on Bitcoin.
I've always seen this as the ultimate outcome, ever since my early research into distributed blockchains back in 2011. From the beginning, it felt clear to me that Bitcoin's design would eventually layer up to handle everything else claimed by later chains—without compromising soundness, decentralization, or self-custody.
Article: https://drive.proton.me/urls/HGCCYJB8DR#vz0aBC7AhrdX

2025-12-19 12:57:53 UTC

The Marshall Islands has rolled out the world's first national universal basic income (UBI) program that includes a cryptocurrency payment option.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/17/marshall-islands-launches-universal-basic-income-scheme-offering-cryptocurrency-in-world-first
Citizens can receive quarterly payments of around $200—either through traditional methods like bank transfers or checks, or as a US dollar-pegged stablecoin via a government digital wallet—to help combat rising living costs in this remote Pacific nation.
This is a pretty innovative move, especially for reaching people on far-flung islands.
Universal Basic Income (UBI)—and perhaps Universal Basic Services (like guaranteed healthcare, education, housing, and transit)—really starts to look practical when you zoom out: as AI and humanoid robots handle more and more jobs, something like this could ease the shift into an economy where humans aren't required for every task. It's essentially a live experiment for all those theories about how automation will reshape society.

2025-12-17 14:03:00 UTC

I just used @coderabbitai for my code review, and it's fantastic! It's free for OSS and offers a free trial for the proprietary code. Check it out: https://coderabbit.ai

2025-12-17 13:15:13 UTC

Today, we're celebrating Bitcoin's HODL Day! Don't be a weak-handed lettuce — stay strong and become a diamond hand! 💎🚀

2025-12-16 14:18:41 UTC

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2025-12-16 13:50:53 UTC

The intelligence explosion
https://x.com/alexwg/status/2000919775891870104
Pay attention!

2025-12-16 13:37:09 UTC

Traditional banks are like dinosaurs—slow and outdated. Unless they undergo a radical transformation, they'll face extinction.
Meanwhile, PayPal is taking a big step toward becoming more bank-like by applying for a US banking license (specifically, a Utah-chartered industrial bank charter).
Here's the FT article on it: https://www.ft.com/content/420e25da-d8a3-4da1-8852-c4786c4c04f4
This move lets them expand small-business lending directly, offer interest-bearing savings, and tap into a friendlier regulatory vibe.
Fintechs evolving while legacy players lag—classic disruption in action!

2025-12-13 15:03:12 UTC

DTCC - Issuance and Wallets & Issuance and Wallets Overview
https://dtcc-da.com/resources/guides/cmp-ug-issuance
At PrivKey, we built a simple REST proxy that lets web apps easily use Lightning Labs' Taproot Assets daemon. It adds CORS support and makes authentication much simpler.
https://github.com/privkeyio/taproot-assets-rest-gateway
We recently presented in Atlanta, GA, introducing our open-source product that any financial institution, central bank, or even an entire country can adopt and use.
It's nearly identical to the DTCC Issuance and Wallets Overview shown in the link above. The key differences are that it's fully decentralized, operates as a Layer 2 solution, and is secured directly by Layer 1 Bitcoin—with no humans or federated third parties involved.

2025-12-12 20:48:37 UTC

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2025-12-11 13:18:03 UTC

Could your wallet, node, or even hardware suddenly be labeled “unlicensed financial activity”?
The Human Rights Foundation’s latest *Financial Freedom* report dives into the sweeping new laws emerging in places like the UAE and Belarus—revealing how these tactics are seeping into Western “financial stability” narratives, KYC requirements for social media, and the push for digital IDs.
This article unpacks the tools—from DIY hardware to Lightning Network and e-cash—that could be the difference between staying banked, getting blocked, or achieving true financial sovereignty.
Article:
HRF’s Weekly Financial Freedom Report #99
https://hrf.org/latest/hrfs-weekly-financial-freedom-report-99/

2025-12-10 12:33:06 UTC

Stablecoin Adoption Could Stifle Central Bank Control, IMF Warns
Stablecoins have the potential to broaden individuals’ access to financial services, but that may come at the cost of central banks, per IMF.
https://decrypt.co/350996/stablecoin-adoption-could-stifle-central-bank-control-imf-warns
Stablecoins represent the next major challenge to the survival and justification of central banks.

2025-12-09 18:22:09 UTC

As a true Bitcoiner, I live by these core principles:
— Self-sovereignty above all: I hold my own private keys and treat any form of custody like it’s radioactive.
— Run my own full node: I personally verify every rule and every transaction myself, strengthening the network and never outsourcing trust to someone else’s server.
— Bitcoin mine, no matter how small: Even if it’s just a tiny rig or a lottery ticket setup, I directly contribute to securing the network instead of sitting on the sidelines.
— Understand Bitcoin at its deepest level: I get the hard-coded scarcity, true decentralization, unbreakable immutability, and why sound money must be separated from the state.
— Actually use Bitcoin as money: I spend and receive bitcoin in real life whenever it makes sense, instead of just hoarding it like a collectible.
— Give back to the ecosystem: I teach newcomers, support open-source projects, defend privacy tools, or help build censorship-resistant infrastructure—whatever I can do to make Bitcoin stronger.
— Long-term stewardship mindset: I don’t see Bitcoin as just another investment; I see it as one of the most important technological, economic, and philosophical inventions in human history, and I act accordingly.

2025-12-09 13:46:01 UTC

Getting Started | Bitchat
https://stacker.news/items/1321603

2025-12-09 13:13:26 UTC

Bitcoin is fundamentally a time-chain, exactly as Satoshi Nakamoto described it—not a “blockchain” in the way the term is used today.
The word “blockchain” was originally just a simple metaphor Satoshi chose to explain the concept to regular people (the same way he called Bitcoin “digital gold” or “electronic cash”). The real innovation is the ever-growing chain of blocks ordered and secured by proof-of-work, which creates an unbreakable, objective record of time—hence: a time-chain.
What fintech “experts” and consultants now call “blockchain technology” is almost always something completely different: centralized or permissioned ledgers, consortium chains, or fiat-pegged tokens. When they say “everything will be tokenized on the blockchain,” they’re talking about putting traditional financial assets on these imitation systems—none of which have Bitcoin’s open, neutral, immutable properties. Those are just digitized fiat, not Bitcoin.
So yes, Bitcoin got stuck with the name “blockchain,” but that term has since been hijacked and diluted. At its core, Bitcoin remains the original time-chain: the only monetary network that reliably timestamps history without trusting any third party. Everything else wearing the “blockchain” label is usually just old finance in a new costume.
Here is a tool you can use to explore this innovative idea:
https://timechaincalendar.com/en

2025-12-08 19:18:24 UTC

"What role do intermediaries—such as merchants, distributors, and traders—play in the market? Far from being mere profiteers, these intermediaries play an essential role in the division of labor. Without them, society as a whole could not function." -- Ulrich Fromy
Bastiat’s long-forgotten case for middlemen is worth dusting off. Are banks, payment processors, platforms, and merchants actually the bad guys—or is the real issue that we handed them ownership of the very networks they operate?
With Bitcoin, Lightning Network, and Nostr as working proofs, we can keep all the speed and convenience that intermediaries provide while stripping away their ability to control, censor, or extract rents. The question is no longer whether it’s possible; it’s what it will actually take to finish building that world.
Article:
Frédéric Bastiat: The Unseen Role of Intermediaries
https://mises.org/mises-wire/frederic-bastiat-unseen-role-intermediaries

2025-12-03 14:08:51 UTC

The future of real online privacy is on the darknet — the regular internet (clearnet) is already under total surveillance by governments and corporations.
The reason mainstream media always paints the darknet as a pure criminal wasteland is deliberate: yes, illegal stuff obviously exists there, but there are also tons of legitimate uses, whistleblower platforms, uncensored libraries, and resources you’ll never find on the surface web.
Tor basically is the uncensored internet. Just download Tor Browser and start exploring.
If you’re new to Tor and the darknet, here are the essential rules to stay safe:
1. Only download Tor Browser from the official site → torproject.org and always verify the signature.
2. Never log into Google, Facebook, Discord, or any mainstream account while on Tor.
3. Don’t resize or maximize the browser window (it’s a fingerprinting risk).
4. No extensions, no plugins — ever.
5. Keep JavaScript on “Safer” by default; switch to “Safest” only on really shady sites.
6. For anything actually sensitive, use Tails OS (on a USB) or Whonix in a VM.
7. Never download files and open them outside Tor Browser.
8. Treat every .onion link as potentially malicious — get links only from trusted directories like dark[.]fail, tor[.]taxi, or the Ahmia .onion search engine.
9. Never use your real name, photos, location, or any personal info — ever.
10. Hit “New Identity” (or “New Circuit for this Site”) after anything sensitive.
11. If a site asks for phone/SMS verification, it’s either a scam or law enforcement — run.
Safe browsing!
Reliable link directories (clearnet + .onion):
https://dark.fail
darkfailenbsdla5mal2mxn2uz66od5vtzd5qozslagrfzachha3f3id.onion
https://tor.taxi
tortaxi2dev6xjwbaydqzla77rrnth7yn2oqzjfmiuwn5h6vsk2a4syd.onion
https://ahmia.fi
juhanurmihxlp77nkq76byazcldy2hlmovfu2epvl5ankdibsot4csyd.onion
Always PGP-verify any .onion links or crypto addresses you plan to use seriously. Stay paranoid — it keeps you safe.

2025-12-03 13:34:06 UTC

Japanese government bond yields keep rising, investors will stop treating Japan as a source of basically free fiat currency, and the whole carry-trade party will come to an end.
Soon the US will be the only major central bank still cutting interest rates, effectively turning America into the new Japan – the world’s primary supplier of cheap fiat currency. With QT officially ending on December 1st, the Fed is now in full liquidity-reflood mode. And since the AI boom isn’t actually a bubble (it’s the new foundational infrastructure), the system will require endless amounts of this fresh fiat to keep growing – meaning the US now has to play global bailout provider for the entire AI buildout.
The US will quietly start backing its endless fiat issuance with Bitcoin, gold, and other real assets, turning itself into a giant, sovereign version of what El Salvador is doing today. Once the rest of the world sees that the only way to escape terminal fiat debasement is to accumulate hard, verifiable collateral behind their own currencies, nations will have no choice but to follow America’s lead or get left behind in the biggest monetary reset in history.

2025-12-02 15:15:11 UTC

How to earn Bitcoin Mining rewards from Ocean with Alby Hub
Earn Bitcoin mining rewards directly in Alby Hub, your own self-custodial wallet. Learn how to set up Ocean’s BOLT12 bitcoin lightning payouts and receive mining rewards seamlessly into your on-chain or Lightning wallet.
https://getalby.com/blog/how-to-earn-bitcoin-mining-rewards-from-ocean-with-alby-hub

2025-12-02 14:28:02 UTC

This article brilliantly unpacks how Bitcoin and open-source code bring anarcho-capitalist ideas like voluntary property rights to life, proving that true innovation thrives without coercion or state mandates.
It's a must-read for anyone curious about why Bitcoin isn't just money—it's a radical blueprint for a freer world.
Bitcoin, Open Source, and the Radical Case for Voluntary Property Rights
How anarcho-capitalist philosophy found its first real-world proof in Bitcoin and code
https://privkey.substack.com/p/bitcoin-open-source-and-the-radical

2025-11-28 18:16:43 UTC

"The best, simplest, ultimate form of collateral is something that can instantly be claimed and sold at any time when the debtor fails to make their payments. A house can take months, even years to sell. Stocks too have time restrictions, but Bitcoin doesn't."
~ The Ultimate Collateral
The Ultimate Collateral written by Martin Connor
https://braiins.com/books/bitcoin-the-ultimate-collateral
This was an excellent piece that boils down to one killer insight: Bitcoin is the highest-quality collateral humanity has ever invented.
Most people still rank houses, stocks, gold, or cash at the top, but that’s only because nothing better existed—so they never noticed how deeply flawed all of those are.
Put the pieces together—true shared ownership via multisig, absolute digital scarcity, instant global portability, and a network with literally unmatched uptime—and Bitcoin stops looking like “digital gold.”
It’s something entirely new.
When any stranger on earth can verify it in seconds, move it in minutes, and it has a multi-decade track record of appreciating, are we still thinking too narrowly about what Bitcoin is really built for?

2025-11-28 18:10:30 UTC

FBI Warns That Hackers Are Posing As Fake Feds — What You Need To Know
https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2025/11/27/fbi-warns-that-hackers-are-posing-as-fake-feds---what-you-need-to-know/
Never share passwords, 2FA codes, or login details with anyone who contacts you—real companies never ask.
If you get a “fraud alert,” hang up and call your bank/exchange directly using a number you already trust.
Bookmark official login pages; never Google them.
Legit support will never demand your MFA code or remote access.
Holding big money on an exchange? Move it off. A multi-signature wallet keeps your bitcoin fully under your control, off breach target lists, and safe even if one key gets compromised.
Your keys, your bitcoins—done right.

2025-11-28 17:53:37 UTC

Chat Control: EU lawmakers finally agree on the voluntary scanning of your private chats
https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/chat-control-eu-lawmakers-finally-agree-on-the-voluntary-scanning-of-your-private-chats
You can't just "slightly weaken" true end-to-end encryption without breaking it entirely. If a system is built to scan your messages before they're encrypted (like some proposed laws want), that capability can always be abused, broadened, or hacked by others later.
Stick to messaging apps that offer real end-to-end encryption, where the code is fully open source and independently verifiable. And stay alert—bills and regulations like these are often attempts to sneak in backdoors that let governments (or anyone who compromises them) read your private conversations.

2025-11-27 15:39:01 UTC

Voltage co-founder: Bitcoin’s Lightning Network is bringing crypto into daily life
Voltage’s Aaron Bollinger said that Lightning payments are already being rolled out across Jack Dorsey’s Square network.
https://www.thestreet.com/crypto/innovation/voltage-cofounder-bitcoins-lightning-network-is-bringing-crypto-into-daily-life
A significant development in the adoption of Lightning, a Bitcoin payment system, has been buried in a recent article.
According to a Voltage executive, all Square payment terminals will have Lightning integration by the end of the year.
This is a substantial breakthrough, as it means many merchants will unknowingly have the ability to accept Bitcoin payments.
Although some of these merchants may not retain the Bitcoin they receive, others who have been eager to use Bitcoin but lacked a compatible point-of-sale system may now be able to do so, potentially offsetting the difference.

2025-11-21 18:02:18 UTC

You can refuse to let third parties control your cell phone, internet, or debit cards. That’s exactly what I do:
• Phone: GrapheneOS with zero Google involvement
• Internet: always-on VPN (including my own self-hosted VPN)
• Payments: only local debit cards when necessary, and mostly https://thebitcoincompany.com — everything under my own control.

2025-11-21 15:36:22 UTC

Always practice good crypto hygiene by properly securing your cryptocurrency secrets (seed phrases, private keys, etc.).
The best way to do this is with offline, tamper-proof backups that protect against fire, water, hacks, or loss. Tools like Cryptosteel make it incredibly easy and reliable—for example, their metal backup plates (https://cryptosteel.com) are simply the best for sanitizing cryptocurrency secrets.

2025-11-21 14:12:23 UTC

Why Chronic Irritation Might Actually Be a Superpower (Not a Glitch)
From clunky file-sharing systems that waste everyone’s time, to cringe-worthy movie adaptations that butcher beloved books, to economic theories that blatantly contradict themselves—most of the world’s biggest breakthroughs and companies were born out of someone being relentlessly pissed off.
What if the real question that predicts what you’ll spend your life on isn’t “What do you love doing?” but “What annoys you so badly that you simply refuse to let it stay broken?”
Here’s a fantastic article that dives deep into exactly this idea:
Thank you for being annoying
https://www.experimental-history.com/p/thank-you-for-being-annoying

2025-11-20 16:37:43 UTC

Lightning Network Graph Visualization
https://sorukumar.github.io/ln-graph-viz/

2025-11-19 19:33:06 UTC

The human brain runs on just ~20 watts of power, yet it effortlessly handles massive sensory input, runs countless automatic processes in the background, makes conscious decisions (even in rare edge cases), and controls a self-repairing body. That’s insanely advanced technology.
Meanwhile, today’s best AI models that try to approach human-level performance need entire data centers consuming megawatts of power.
Right now, data-center AI is the main event and will keep dominating for years.
Human-like robots and humanoids will gradually play bigger roles in society, but we’re still a long way from anything that comes close to the efficiency and versatility of a biological brain.

2025-11-17 13:46:38 UTC

Here are two straightforward video guides that show you how to turn your Bull Bitcoin app (paired with SeedSigner) into a proper multi-tier wallet setup — either as “Checking + Savings + Cold Storage” or as a classic “Hot + Warm + Cold” wallet:
Video 1: Adding your SeedSigner to the Bull Bitcoin app
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BOLTvFIfOg
Video 2: Sending transactions with the Bull app + SeedSigner
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqkibQv7DyI
These two short videos walk you through the complete process step-by-step.

2025-11-15 17:03:17 UTC

When you buy Bitcoin, you are buying free-maintenance private property that no one can take or devalue from you, and you can pass this property to future generations. The value is handed over to future generations; this property will acquire 100% value because of Bitcoin's 100% scarcity

2025-11-14 21:10:50 UTC

Corruption often sustains itself through the involuntary or unwitting participation of those it disadvantages.
By consciously withdrawing support—whether through economic choices, civic disengagement from corrupt systems, or advocacy for transparent alternatives—one can contribute to diminishing its influence over time.
This approach underscores the power of individual and collective agency in fostering systemic change.
Opt out to Bitcoin and sound money.

2025-11-14 21:04:03 UTC

Incorporating alternatives like Bitcoin Knots for L1 verification, alongside the inherent multi-implementation design of L2 solutions, would likely increase the overall robustness of the Bitcoin ecosystem by minimizing single points of failure and enabling proactive integrity checks.

2025-11-14 13:10:50 UTC

Always Zoom Out!
https://blossom.primal.net/01507cb0db7ed58d6df40e5821dc2c354bb63a33e57bae743a53027ef55f650a.png

2025-11-13 16:12:04 UTC

Bullish Decoder: This helpful tool can decode any payment string, such as a Lightning invoice, BOLT12 offer, or Cashu token. This will be a useful debugging tool if you're creating any of these things, or better yet, several of these protocols.
https://bullishdecoder.vercel.app/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

2025-11-12 21:18:21 UTC

TABConf 7:
101 Workshop - Self Custody Strategies for new Bitcoiners, With
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSF5Q2K82fA

2025-11-11 12:45:40 UTC

Bitcoin as Everyday Money
https://x.com/parkeralewis/article/1988011313633603953

2025-11-10 16:34:04 UTC

The Human Rights Foundation examines the quantum vulnerability of Bitcoin, identifying what is genuine, what is exaggerated, and what would be required to secure the network. From wallet redesigns to the ethical dilemma of whether "fixing" the past would violate Bitcoin's core values, such a change would necessitate social and technological chaos.
The Quantum Threat to Bitcoin: https://hrf.org/latest/the-quantum-threat-to-bitcoin/

2025-11-10 12:44:46 UTC

Safeguarding Your Crypto Assets: Understanding CCSS and Defending Against Micro Drone Surveillance
https://privkey.substack.com/p/safeguarding-your-crypto-assets-understanding
At PrivKey LLC, we don’t just highlight these vulnerabilities—we actively educate and protect against them, contributing to open-source projects like Sparrow Wallet and other cyber-security tools for self-custody.