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2026-06-04 15:45:00 CEST

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What happens when money comes with conditions attached?
India is testing a digital currency that allows some welfare payments to be spent only on approved goods from approved vendors.
It's one of the developments driving interest in the Human Rights Foundation's free Financial Freedom webinar, which returns this month: 22-24 June
@nprofile…hv7w | @nprofile…va8x | @nprofile…y5gq | @nprofile…wsrn | #Bitcoin #BTC #freedommoney #naddr1qv…lhjd

2026-06-03 13:43:33 CEST

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A government doesn't need to shut down a newspaper if it can freeze the journalists' bank accounts.
That's the concern after authorities in El Salvador froze assets linked to journalists at El Faro following a documentary investigation.
It's one of several examples highlighted in my latest feature on the Human Rights Foundation's free Financial Freedom webinar for nonprofits and activists – featuring @nprofile…va8x @nprofile…wsrn and @npub1d39…h33r
#Bitcoin #BTC #education @nprofile…hv7w #naddr1qv…lhjd

2026-06-01 07:44:12 CEST

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Full article: https://www.wired.me/story/ai-is-learning-to-detect-the-human-heart-by-filtering-out-magnetic-noise

2026-06-01 07:43:55 CEST

"The rescue of the downed American airman was real. Ghost Murmur, as described, almost certainly was not.
I say this not to diminish the operation, but because the technology being credited for it contradicts sixty years of established physics" – says my good friend (and biomedical engineering graduate), MJ Zerehpoush.
If any of you weren't forced down a rumour-induced rabbit hole after the CIA made this bold claim, don't worry, I've done it for you.
They claim to have isolated the man's heartbeat across a deserted 40 km expanse, with a little bit of help (as always nowadays) from artificial intelligence. The technology they're talking about definitely exists but there's no public evidence that it can work to this extent.
However, we can prove that it's being used elsewhere with a high degree of success. I asked Jeffrey Bander, MD and Kit Yee Au-Yeung of SandboxAQ to explain what it can do and how it's being used.
Read more in my first article for WIRED Middle East 👇
#AI #tech #journalism #WIRED #freelance

2026-05-02 11:00:00 CEST

“When an #AIagent makes a costly error, users will sue deployers and deployers will sue developers,” says Dennis G. Jansen, AI-native Chief Legal Officer at J-Law.
"Specialized #AI insurance can support taking risks, ease negotiations, and thereby enable AI adoption”
Read more and subscribe (please): https://bojablonski.substack.com/p/when-ai-fails-insurance-may-pay-but?r=5fj5nv

2026-05-01 16:43:00 CEST

“#AIagents can still hallucinate, misunderstand intent, or take actions they should not,” says #AI security leader Hammad Atta.
“A lot of issues only show up in messy, real-world conditions. Real users do not behave like test cases – they jump between topics, reuse conversations, and interact over time.”
Read more tech-made-simple articles here: https://bojablonski.substack.com/p/when-ai-fails-insurance-may-pay-but?r=5fj5nv

2026-05-01 04:55:48 CEST

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Interested in knowing how you got the 31:1 figure 🙏

2026-04-30 13:42:00 CEST

“I see parallels between #AI insurance and other industries where risk was financialised before being fully understood – think early #cyber insurance and the first wave of autonomous-vehicle coverage,” says AI Advisor Avron Welgemoed.
"The same pattern is playing out here"
“We’re financialising a risk we still don’t fully understand and probably can’t predict”
Subscribe to my Substack: https://bojablonski.substack.com/p/when-ai-fails-insurance-may-pay-but?r=5fj5nv

2026-04-29 11:32:00 CEST

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I’m not a technical person.
That’s exactly why I wanted to understand this properly. Most people using #AI agents aren’t experts either. They’re just trying to get their work done more efficiently.
So I didn't just want to know how the technology works.
I needed to understand how it behaves in everyday use – and what happens when something goes wrong.
#naddr1qv…sad5

2026-04-28 10:29:00 CEST

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Do you use an AI agent or chatbot? Does your company?
Ever wondered what happens when it gets things not slightly wrong but catastrophically wrong?
We’re giving AI tools more and more power but, as the old adage goes, with great power comes great responsibility. Or does it?
Can AI be held responsible? #naddr1qv…sad5

2026-04-27 13:34:46 CEST

Who is responsible for the AI agent you use?
#AI #AIAgent #ElevenLabs #Claude #ChatGPT #GoogleAI #Gemini
https://primal.net/e/naddr1qq24z6nhf9kns7r0g364jm63fgk4swfsga3x2q3qypkxqdraua3faa9q88ycjvfq70amh50t2r9fcktu0gdncauz6yxqxpqqqp65wxec8uk
https://blossom.primal.net/6432d4797c9454abf658008428138137bd4ca6b1631ccf4b82275ed6b2b4c1c6.mov

2026-04-27 09:12:36 CEST

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New article!
If an #AI agent gives the wrong advice, who is actually responsible?
The company using it?
The developer behind it?
Or no one at all?
This is becoming a real question as tools like Claude and Copilot move into everyday work.
Some companies are now insuring AI systems – covering the financial cost when things go wrong. But insurance doesn’t answer the harder question: who is at fault?
I spoke to experts across security, strategy, and law to understand how this is actually being approached.
The answer is less clear than you might expect.
#naddr1qv…sad5

2026-04-22 19:01:00 CEST

Hosted entirely by women but open to all, the Women of Bitcoin Summit 2026 drew a largely female audience from across the U.S., the U.K., Europe and countries including Brazil, India, Italy, Germany, Guatemala and El Salvador.
Rest all about it in this month’s Proof of Work Magazine 🧡
https://yakihonne.com/note/nevent1qgs9pr0aczqwy2tx97z6atu5h4x234wpcukecpax9enaxvvtsnung5qppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qpqlml2ny9ltdzj46nt68u6hwcch8s2ngf7fsldxwclarsgs9lds3jq88e4kg

2026-04-21 18:49:07 CEST

“Bitcoin has no marketing department,” said @npub1z5u…5lwd during the first ever @npub1nd5…nhj6
The two-day virtual gathering, organised by journalists @nprofile…wsm2 and @nprofile…46q2 alongside @npub1cnl…49w3 co-founder @npub1l0u…u42t was designed to be accessible to newcomers as much as experienced Bitcoiners.
Its stellar lineup was complemented by a really open and interesting dynamic, which meant that the time between panels was maybe even more productive than it would be at an in-person conference.
Read my full article in the latest @npub12zx…z0n7 👇
https://yakihonne.com/note/nevent1qgs9pr0aczqwy2tx97z6atu5h4x234wpcukecpax9enaxvvtsnung5qppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qpqlml2ny9ltdzj46nt68u6hwcch8s2ngf7fsldxwclarsgs9lds3jq88e4kg

2026-04-14 08:57:22 CEST

Most headlines frame quantum computing as a Bitcoin problem. It’s not.
“It’s an all-blockchain problem,” says mathematician and cryptography researcher Nicolas Vescovo.
And actually… it goes even further than that.
The same cryptography protects:
– your banking
– your messages
– your web browsing
So why is Bitcoin getting all the attention?
I unpack this (and why the narrative is off) in my latest piece.
https://yakihonne.com/article/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzqgrvvq68memznm62qwwf3ycjpulmh0g7k5x2n3vhc7sm83mc95gvqy88wumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmv9uqp266sd44rgnzex3pkgkjkfdfx646e2d2hwjcg67xzn

2026-04-09 16:35:22 CEST

“Quantum computers will break Bitcoin in minutes.”
Yes… if we had one powerful enough.
We don’t.
Right now, that level of machine is still theoretical.
“Without the quantum computer, we don’t have anything.”
https://image.nostr.build/739e249dc5c5a9993d9bca2a2bff3a21d9b89a96c894c0a4ac035276ad629997.png

2026-04-07 21:51:10 CEST

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Mine is working on desktop @npub1aaf…p5m6. Good luck sorting it!

2026-04-06 20:48:40 CEST

Have you read Google's new quantum vs Bitcoin research yet?
Will it be hacked by 2029?
I wrote a little piece, with the help of Nicolás Vescovo and RootstockLabs, to help you understand what's happening and whether you should be worried.
#Bitcoin #Quantum #Crypto #GoogleQuantumAI
#naddr1qq…yzkz

2026-04-06 14:45:27 CEST

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@npub1hvq…y4jq is a *public service*.
My favorite *hangout* in London.
Special *art* made us all glow even brighter orange 🙃.
A fertile ground for *orange pilling*.
Pure in its *freest form*.
“I’m being *brutalised* by maxis!” - suitcoiners
The most *sense* in the UK.

2026-04-06 14:37:56 CEST

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It’s like you read my mind. I know I need to be getting out there more on socials but I don’t like being inconsistent, yet being consistent means making a lot of upfront decisions that my brain would rather postpone

2026-04-06 14:08:07 CEST

Quantum computing will break current encryption.
“It’s a matter of when, not if.”
The real question is timing.
And whether we start preparing early enough.
#BTC #Bitcoin #Quantum #Google
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2026-03-08 19:04:26 CET

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Thanks, you too!

2026-03-08 13:39:09 CET

Happy International Women’s Day!
It’s been an unusual week here: missile alerts, drones intercepted overhead and flights temporarily stopping at the nearby airport.
Now that planes have started again, every loud engine makes people glance up.
Except the kids that is. They don’t seem worried at all.
And I think that’s because children mostly take their cues from their parents. If we’re calm, they assume everything is fine.
Which means a big part of motherhood is quietly managing your own reactions to the world.
So Happy International Women’s Day (from me, my mum and daughter spending quality time on the beach during all this) to you and yours x
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2026-02-13 19:02:59 CET

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😂

2026-02-13 19:01:02 CET

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I was also there. Glad it helped and well done!! ⚡️

2026-02-04 11:02:59 CET

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😂 my 11 year old recently taught me this word. Perfect use for it 👏

2026-02-04 11:01:10 CET

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Moved from Damus to Primal and much prefer it. Where should I be heading next, Oh-wise-one? 😅

2026-01-27 14:38:41 CET

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Welcome!

2026-01-25 12:33:13 CET

Morgan Housel has a new book out, The Art of Spending Money, so I picked up his old one first – The Psychology of Money.
At first glance, it doesn’t feel like a book for me. I’m the “good with money” one. The frugal one. The tight one. The stingy one.
Not a flex, just a fact. I’m awful at sleeping properly and keeping things tidy.
But I’m very good at not spending money.
About halfway through, it feels oddly familiar. Like someone took the inside of my head, edited it, and made it smarter.
I think my relationship with money started early. I grew up without much. No safety or disposable income. My mum worked steadily to pull us out of poverty.
So I saved. Early job. Saved. Uni job. Saved. Gap year. Somehow still saved.
I’ve never had a high income, but I’ve always had a high savings rate.
Housel puts it simply:
“Wealth is just the accumulated leftovers after you spend what you take in, and since you can build wealth without a high income, but have no chance of building wealth without a high savings rate, it’s clear which one matters more.”
Here’s the uncomfortable part. This post is not self-congratulatory.
I am by no means wealthy 😅 My money mostly just… sits there.
Not compounding. Not growing meaningfully. Just existing.
I have the discipline but not the mindset.
The same instinct that taught me restraint also taught me to avoid risk. And where I’m from, everyone talks about loans, overdrafts, mortgages – not investing, compounding, or letting money work over time.
So maybe I’m not actually that “good with money”.
Maybe I’m just good at not losing it.
https://blossom.primal.net/e997684e7f5a6ffdb55e656674104a856b1b6df838f0363adca0d97108924251.jpg

2026-01-25 12:10:54 CET

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😂 I’m told I can’t!

2026-01-24 15:31:01 CET

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lol true. I’m so bad at all that. My identity and location is already out there so 🤷🏻‍♀️ I mainly want to know if I can get me a bag 😅

2026-01-24 14:38:05 CET

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In which country? 😂

2026-01-24 06:34:20 CET

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Yes 🔥

2026-01-21 20:00:41 CET

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Is this sad news? It sounds sad. The fact that it frees you up for all your other jobs is probably not the silver lining you wanted

2026-01-13 16:53:30 CET

“Africa Bitcoin Conference was amazing. Such a high-signal event” – @nprofile…hmgp Violet Ward, @nprofile…vjpj
“The building is happening in Africa because there’s a real need for it.”
“You don’t have to explain why Bitcoin matters here.
Remittance fees can be 7% to 12%, cross-border payments are slow, and there are dozens of currencies.”
“With Bitcoin, you can send money instantly to any mobile phone for a fraction of a penny.”
“How’s that not going to change the world?”
https://blossom.primal.net/7d233cad5f7ac3507c75520839d1285dc0604afcd334884ed5d40d4c9aa3fa71.jpg

2026-01-12 15:47:24 CET

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🙋🏻‍♀️

2026-01-12 11:40:17 CET

“The EU won't be around in five years” – The Bitcoin Way founder Tony Yazbeck @nprofile…ghms
"Increased taxes, attacks on privacy, push for digital IDs, push for CBDCs...
"These are not tools for humanity. These are tools for enslavement, for tyranny, for a dystopian future."
https://youtu.be/BzsZBtxQRLo?si=oxnXzsy_zt-oo2Fa

2026-01-07 16:09:02 CET

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Sorry, I can’t help myself. “eke”*

2026-01-05 18:11:53 CET

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Excited to try this! It’s exactly what we need to get @npub1qfh…mny6 up and running 🤞

2026-01-05 17:43:41 CET

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2595 WhatsApp messages…! How do you function? 😅

2026-01-05 17:18:20 CET

Thanks for having me on your show today, @nprofile…gpfg! Even though I know nothing and you won’t accept it, we had a lovely conversation (as always) featuring Trump too many times, Venezuela, Greenland, BRICS’ creatively named “The Unit” currency, and Brexit 😮‍💨😅
https://blossom.primal.net/4da5ae6c182c3b3d6d68d42a6ff2accaaa60df9b885746c10ec1dfa4b1c93e3c.jpg

2026-01-04 18:24:01 CET

2025 has been ridiculous.
Unfathomably unexpected. It’s not like I dreamt up a brand new career and manifested it.
It crept up on me and then I ran with it.
I have never wanted to be the face of anything. I don’t like putting myself out there. Which does sound ridiculous right now. Somehow I got here though, and not only do I not hate it, but I’ve discovered a whole different part of myself that I would’ve sworn blind did not exist, and I love it.
I feel like I haven’t been up to take a breath all year. It’s a struggle to balance work, family and an active social life. My to-do list is never ending and the commute is a killer, but I wouldn’t take any of it back.
I hate soppy posts and I don’t do resolutions. But new year has me reminiscing.
And 2026 has the potential to be better. But I have no idea where it’ll go. I don’t know if it’s a good thing to just wing it through life, but I don’t regret where it’s got me so far.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s been really hard and I’m not where I want to be (yet). I need advertisers/sponsors for my show Guardians of Bitcoin.
I have a lot more work to do. But I have big plans and I’m excited for them, as well as whatever else you have to throw at me.
Massive thanks to my team and wonderful co-host MJ. And thank you to all the amazing new friends I’ve made in the process of interviewing you! I don’t know if that’s how it’s supposed to work, but it always seems to 😅
@nprofile…lc98 @nprofile…4hms @nprofile…pukw @nprofile…srjv @nprofile…egn3 @nprofile…jttu @npub1pxx…kvme @nprofile…h504 @nprofile…vg25 @nprofile…6t7c @nprofile…rdsy @nprofile…uwum @nprofile…9ey4 @nprofile…v8f7 @npub1c37…mq9e
2024 was great. 2025 far surpassed it. So bring on 2026.
https://blossom.primal.net/a0b12630c7975a3ba68160853d6ce67bcecedbdf5f2c5070407e3f8d215d7b25.jpg

2026-01-04 18:23:17 CET

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What kind of things do you like? Fiction/non fiction… genres… I love reading but I won’t just read anything anyone recommends 😅

2025-12-29 06:14:38 CET

Prolonging festive vibes as long as possible this year. Holding on for dear life!
https://blossom.primal.net/ebfa1ce8b4773b5ef731702621dfb139e35031cc4732b5c3ce71d72fb669297d.mov

2025-12-25 16:03:33 CET

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Christmas staple

2025-12-25 10:46:19 CET

Merry Christmas all 🎄🎁

2025-12-24 15:08:18 CET

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Silver lining 🙌

2025-12-21 17:12:18 CET

Starting to look a lot like Christmas…. ❄️
Our “snow” is warmer than yours 😝
https://blossom.primal.net/6e991c736d3be013d032f1d84b845759b9f5ca0c7445bb5ded76d301bcaab545.jpg

2025-12-20 22:54:05 CET

“I think this cycle, it’s the Treasury narrative. We had the altcoin narrative, NFTs, then we had ICO, and then we had the DeFi, and this one is the Treasury cycle” – @nprofile…yzz7
https://blossom.primal.net/3239048985629457a772e715b79e44ab27829e6e3da4555b857629512e1eb833.png

2025-12-19 11:51:53 CET

“If it wasn’t for Bitcoin, I probably wouldn’t be here today” – Tony Yazbeck, @nprofile…j5xe
“I literally woke up completely homeless after realising the banks had seized my account”
https://blossom.primal.net/7a0da2eb4a061ae086a0871f5a75f3171c2ab3add43100e2c077b7cb304000ca.jpg

2025-12-18 07:54:17 CET

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Actually thinking about it some more, I think she was speaking more broadly about what the ecosystem needs ⚡️

2025-12-18 07:26:32 CET

Bitcoin gets judged by its energy use, not the freedom it provides.
It was never built for top-down control.
“Innovation does not come out of bureaucracy. It never has, never will” – @npub13lk…lpsy
An open network takes energy – and “the use of energy is a virtue, not a vice.”
https://blossom.primal.net/8b8168044ed6e224c01cb94a63325f3ef3990bbb65cdbb6afc2ded7054b538dd.jpg

2025-12-18 04:12:56 CET

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Thanks!

2025-12-17 11:12:36 CET

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Yeah, sorry I didn’t give enough context. She was talking about the kind of people who would be taking the master’s degree or the kind she thinks it would benefit the most. Entrepreneurs more so than those aiming to work as an employee in the space

2025-12-17 07:16:29 CET

Kristyna Mazankova is running the world’s first Master in Bitcoin at Hesperides University in Spain.
“Bitcoin deserves an academic space on a free university where anybody can study.”
Students will learn Bitcoin properly – economics, tech, culture, mining, self-custody, privacy, law and geopolitics.
“We don’t need another job seekers. We need problem solvers”
https://blossom.primal.net/22aa032a2223bedad542c07384942950ec4ba7496134b7b48b924a3a3ca1b0dc.jpg

2025-12-17 07:01:12 CET

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I don’t realise you’d lived in Bermuda!

2025-12-12 18:19:11 CET

Following Bitcoin MENA in Abu Dhabi this week, I’m committing to trying harder with Nostr. Sharing some of my recent highlights, like interviewing @nprofile…z55r – hearing about the great work him and his coachees are doing out there in the space. Keep up the good work!
https://blossom.primal.net/0312d603f224dc73f5d8d8d62a2edffdfaed3f291062b8c2f9e6b187eb998cea.jpg

2025-10-03 16:34:47 CEST

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To be fair, he meant let’s stop attacks/stop pedophiles. It’s part of a longer list of things he suggest stopping like murder

2025-08-20 15:19:58 CEST

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It’s definitely a ridiculous language, but I’m a linguist and a pendant so I’m probably the problem 😅

2025-08-03 15:17:38 CEST

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You for not coming… 😅 message received loud and clear

2025-08-03 15:14:30 CEST

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@npub1xff…t6y0 @npub17mz…50aq

2025-08-01 21:14:48 CEST

I’m being brutalised by maxis #introductions @npub1hvq…y4jq