DadStacksSats
Daniel

Father, Plumber, Bitcoiner, Knots Node Runner.

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2025-12-09 20:54:58 CET

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I’ve had really good experiences with both strike and River customer service.

2025-11-27 23:42:37 CET

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“Josh Strife Plays” on you tube has an incredible play through/ lore breakdown of Clair Obscur, if anyone is into that sort of thing. Never got the chance to play my self but what an amazing story that game has, glad it’s getting recognition.

2025-11-25 11:22:06 CET

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Lmfao the Epstein estate is in contempt then, arrest them all. What a joke, it’s not like the Jackson estate refusing to hand over the rights to the Beatles music. We’re talking about crimes against children here!

2025-11-25 01:55:57 CET

Today I added a second number to my phone for work. I have received 3 or 4 spam calls now on that new line. I created a MySudo account linked to that number, for an OTP verification. So only my carrier and MySudo know that number. Is nowhere safe??

2025-11-25 01:23:52 CET

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Imo it’s not a matter of censorship. Core 30 changed and increased data limits and sizes that were set in the original code. It’s like trying to alter the US constitution in an attempt to “modernize” it. There’s some things that best left alone. Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty firm on that belief.

2025-11-24 18:34:14 CET

@nprofile…xydq I’m trying to secure my communication channels between work and private life. Are we still onboard with MySudo app for calls and messages? I need a way to get in contact with my customers via calls and texts but I don’t want use my personal number. A second phone number through my carrier can’t be silenced on iOS at this time…

2025-11-22 19:35:44 CET

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Agreed. It was like a day after I saw the headline, “Redacted release due to national security concerns,” suddenly there was a major flip from the Republican Party to drop the files.

2025-11-06 04:00:07 CET

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Fuck em. Bitcoin adoption comes in all different ways. I’m beyond happy with your team, app, and products. Speaking of which, I’m dyin to get my hands on a strike tee or hoodie. Drop that merch my guy! @npub1cn4…3vle

2025-11-06 03:53:08 CET

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May have to. Tried searching what looks to be a signature in the corner there but no luck.

2025-11-06 03:29:04 CET

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Im gonna need a sticker of that badger party art. Any links to the artist??

2025-11-01 02:31:57 CET

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Just wait until the US tells us about their WMDs 🙄

2025-10-24 17:49:51 CEST

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@nprofile…8sup I tagged you in the post since I saw you play oldschool. Wanted to see what you think of the projects!

2025-10-24 17:43:23 CEST

The dev team over at https://2004.lostcity.rs/ and https://rs-archive.github.io/ are looking for old game cache files of RuneScape dating back to the 2000-2007 era, the archives are incomplete!
They are asking if anyone has an old computer to scan the drive using their RuneScapeCacheFinderTool.exe
https://github.com/edward4096/rscachefinder/releases
You can submit the files to their respective Discord channels. There are some cash bounties or in game rewards for any new found missing data depending on the age of the files.
Check it out if you want to support a small FOSS project, thanks for taking the time!
@nprofile…8sup
#Runescape #lostcity #04scape #FOSS

2025-09-20 12:43:09 CEST

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I was under the impression that there was one empty shell in the chamber because gun hadn’t been cycled yet. 3 other unspent rounds still loaded in the rifle. I think that’s what the Utah DA said. Not discrediting your opinion, just wondering where you heard/ saw 4 empty shells.

2025-09-18 03:56:03 CEST

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This is one of my all time favorite movies! Glad to see you enjoyed it. I also really liked Alien: Covenant, I think it’s a bit of a sequel if I’m not mistaken, fun to watch them in succession.

2025-08-22 02:57:11 CEST

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Dealing with pedophiles saves a child, but they’re more worried about VPN use than culling their own cohorts.

2025-08-06 23:06:41 CEST

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Meh I’ve gotten 2 different jabs, I still don’t get sick, never felt better actually. I wouldn’t read too much into it.

2025-07-17 16:00:34 CEST

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Agreed. Funnily enough, just the other day I ran home for lunch, made a cup of coffee and ate leftover steak tips. Great combo on a hot day, chilled steak tips with Japanese BBQ sauce, and an iced late 🤙

2025-07-15 17:00:18 CEST

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Hey! Happy 2 year! Glad to have you around

2025-07-15 00:50:09 CEST

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Some Ira accounts only allow mutual fund purchases

2025-07-10 03:27:11 CEST

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I think thoughtful, interesting illustrations are important. That way, after you’ve read the book 100 times, you can make up your own story together to go along with the pictures

2025-07-05 20:09:45 CEST

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What are the three titles? I can only make out 2/3 books.

2025-06-16 00:30:26 CEST

In order to “protect my privacy” Quest diagnostics won’t reveal our genetic test results of our unborn baby without my wife’s facial scan. This is a test I’ll be paying for out of pocket as well. Maybe they won’t need such “protections” if they didn’t choose text message as a method of delivery that medical test results are ready to view.

2025-06-15 13:08:03 CEST

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My Dad taught me if I’m anything in life, it’s to be a man of my word. His father thought the same. I will pass that down to my children as well. I think it may just come down to family values or a strong father figure.

2025-06-12 11:46:02 CEST

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I do see the duality by the way, and something I am conflicted with. However I stand by my statement that bitcoin is money for enemies. I don’t care if my enemy uses bitcoin for money. I do care if anyone uses bitcoin to put a picture of a pizza on the blockchain and take up space on my node forever. I guess that is where we’re different.

2025-06-12 11:21:33 CEST

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I fear this is the beginning of the end. I hope one day we’re not arguing over if bitcoin should move to proof of stake, and larger blocks again so we can cram more pointless scam tokens into bitcoin. “It’s pointless to do proof of work, we can mint tokens so much faster through PoS, what’s it matter they’ll be minted anyway since we removed the guardrails. And let’s just up the block size too. What’s it matter? It’s pointless the blockchain will be huge eventually, let’s just bump up the size now and cut to the chase, we can sell me ordinal tokens!”
I find it extremely funny that a protocol was made for monetary transactions and you think it’s alright to spam and bloat the process, even welcome it. What’s the end goal here? Mint as much garbage tokens and ordinals to sell overpriced UTXOs to weak minded individuals with deep pockets, and VCs and crypto firms get rich? And you cheer that on? They make money and tell you it’s pointless to filter their spam and you lap that up?
I’m all for individuals being individuals and self sovereignty. That’s why I became a part of this community. But I’ll stand up for the integrity of this project when developers and VCs start making actual software changes for me “in my best interest.” Think who benefits the most from these changes. What is the point of putting non transactional data on the block chain? Just because you can, you should be able to permanently alter software code that’s run by the majority of the nodes? That’s shady at best, I’m picking sides.

2025-06-12 00:05:56 CEST

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Yeah I think we’re just going in circles at this point. If every node ran knots with spam filters, and only broadcasted monetary transactions to the mempool, spam would never be included in the block. Those spam transaction wouldn’t exist for a miner to mine. That scenario would never happen unfortunately. Especially when it’s pretty clear that the core developers and large mining companies are only interested in profit and shareholder value. At the end of the day it was incredibly simple to switch my node from core to knots. I just won’t support software that thinks removing features is better for the network at the cost of my storage and node power. I heard an interesting contrast the other day, just because burglars are armed with a hammer to smash the glass out of your windows, doesn’t mean you don’t lock your doors anyways. Don’t ever say it’s pointless to try and filter spam, it’s not. My instance of Bitcoin will never recognize jpegs on the blockchain, and I’m happy with that.

2025-06-11 23:13:58 CEST

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Are you referring to MARA’s slip stream? You pay them thousands of dollars for them to use their hash rate to only include your large data set/ transaction, enough to fill an entire block if you want. It’s using their nodes block template to be selective of certain “transactions” and then using the full force of their hash rate to mine that block with their set filters. There’s actually no guarantee that the block will be mined believe it or not. It’s also the exact equivalent to what I’m trying to explain. I have a a spam filter, they take money to filter everything but spam. The same but very different. I also only have 5 TH backing my template haha. But if I were to mine a block, there wouldn’t be any more than 83kb of data per transaction for my block.
So all in all, my argument is that Core decided to remove my ability to filter what transactions my node sees. That’s why I switched to Knots.

2025-06-11 13:52:51 CEST

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Incorrect. Nodes broadcast the transactions to the mempool/ miners. That’s the whole point for a node network all running the software in consensus. Think of it this way, when Bitcoin is double spent, or the data of a transaction is too high, it won’t be picked up by then nodes, and broadcasted to the mempool. And it will not be included in the block once it’s mined.
Same goes for spam filters. My private instance of the mempool could be vastly different from the public one at .space, because of the filters I’ve set. Some transactions simply don’t exist on my instance because of my parameters. If I was able to mine that block myself, those transactions that I have filtered out will not exist in that block.

2025-06-11 11:40:09 CEST

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That still doesn’t mean that a set of developers can remove my ability to filter out the transactions I don’t want to process on MY node. Telling me that they know better because they can code and I should just accept the changes I don’t understand, I’m good. That’s why I left the fiat banking system.

2025-06-11 11:15:05 CEST

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Bitcoin is MONEY for enemies. “A peer to peer electronic CASH system.” And I’ll die on this hill my friend.
People perverting its use case through exploits is not decentralized use cases. I suggest you check out SOL or ETH. It may be more what you’re looking for.

2025-06-11 03:35:26 CEST

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Rare sats and frog jpegs are not why I started a node. I’m not a free cloud data storage provider. Simple as that.

2025-06-09 15:56:39 CEST

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You too? Ah man I thought I was the only one. It’s all gone, and I’ll think I’ll just DCA into gov’t bonds like a good little citizen.

2025-06-05 04:57:08 CEST

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The state just can’t help themselves from stealing, pathetic.

2025-06-05 02:16:05 CEST

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And that’s just to keep the savings separate from bill pay account, any surplus in the bill pay will end up in cold storage too. River also has 1 free transfer off exchange a month, which will waive any mining fees, not that fees have been very high lately. It’s also a form of UTXO management too.

2025-06-05 02:12:48 CEST

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Oh oh I see, good question as I didn’t make that part clear. I have my paycheck direct deposit to a traditional bank account and then I have a large reoccurring buy at strike for bill pay, and a smaller one over to river for savings. So both buys take advantage of each exchanges’ free buys on a schedule.

2025-06-04 11:21:31 CEST

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Just a personal choice. I’ve always been better with savings if I don’t see the balance that often.

2025-06-04 04:11:25 CEST

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It converts your sats to usd before paying your bill. Incurring a fee and possible taxable event. Strike should help you eoy with tax docs, fees I cover with cash back from credit card spending. I left a comment on the main thread explaining my process if you’re curious

2025-06-04 04:09:21 CEST

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I just made a comment on the original post on how I mitigate fees, and use River as a savings account

2025-06-04 04:06:27 CEST

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Congrats! Strike is great. Hey just a heads up, I figured a way to cut down on fees a bit, while still maintaining somewhat of a bitcoin standard.
On strike, I setup a weekly buy every payday about10 mins after my direct deposit usually hits. This recurring buy waives the purchase fee, and calculated each week to eventually cover my expenses by the end of the month. I then use credit cards all month for purchases, and strike routing and account number for bills that offer a discount for ACH setup with auto pay.
Then once a month, I pay off my credit cards with the strike bill pay feature, which does generate some fees. The fees are more than covered with credit cards cash back rewards that I also use to buy more BTC.
Rent is the only bill not paid with cc or strike since my landlord is old school prefers a handwritten check.
Hopefully that makes sense, it does to me at least. It’s a fun process and only have to do it once a month but I’ve been keeping a ledger and moving surplus BTC “savings” over to River before eventual cold storage. Happy stacking!

2025-06-02 12:05:37 CEST

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The consensus change is coming from Bitcoin core devs. Forcing through an update for Core node runners to limit the control they have over their own node software. Sound familiar yet? Sounds like something from the fiat system doesn’t it?

2025-06-02 00:36:45 CEST

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No no no I was just going to comment, “Don’t you dare share this blank template.” 😂 I’d be fine never seeing this again

2025-05-31 14:00:31 CEST

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“THIS is MARA, and now you too can pay us to create more blockchain bloat, you know, for progress.”

2025-05-28 22:48:42 CEST

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Woooo you cooked on this one for sureee 🔥🔥🔥

2025-05-28 20:19:08 CEST

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I was just looking at this, this morning. I think that may work. Will see once the Bitcoin payments get rolled out. I’ll look more into the app/ desktop tonight when I have more time. Thanks for getting back to me.

2025-05-28 12:20:58 CEST

@nprofile…6sj8 @nprofile…04z5 @nprofile…xa2e
Could Block make an online version of their square terminal, specifically the Bitcoin portion? Maybe similar to CoinOS? Even if it requires a small monthly subscription. I would love some hands on experience to help onboard local businesses. It will be much easier to do if I’m familiar with the software without having to purchase the entire point of sale.

2025-05-27 23:35:43 CEST

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Just thought of something though. All of their nodes will, for the most part, be inbound transactions. Channel management will be such a nightmare haha

2025-05-27 23:32:48 CEST

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Was thinking the same thing. I just asked @nprofile…09rd if we could open a channel with block, doubt he’ll answer though.

2025-05-27 23:23:15 CEST

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Can we open up a lightning channel with block?

2025-05-27 11:25:14 CEST

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River does https://river.com/reserves

2025-05-27 11:23:11 CEST

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Ohhh noo not the noisy quibits!

2025-05-25 03:14:13 CEST

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Saifedean Ammous and Mathew Kratter have helped me so much learning economics and the Bitcoin space. And thank you too for the work you do, you’re a legend.

2025-05-25 03:11:25 CEST

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Such a nice pickup man, congrats. That’s a dream plate set right there.

2025-05-24 02:12:36 CEST

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Haha remember the late night commercials on Comdey Central?

2025-05-24 02:08:17 CEST

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This reminds me of those videos of the pre cell phone era for some reason

2025-05-24 02:04:44 CEST

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Awesome brother, thank you.

2025-05-24 00:07:54 CEST

You ever just fry a 24v transformer on a “no hot water” call Friday before a long weekend? Yeah me either….
Home now, all is well. Happy Memorial Day weekend everyone!
#proofofwork
https://blossom.primal.net/fc0ce4ed410345e9d8d40fb02ad2f39e8ea02a5031cf0e24596f3c030532298e.jpg

2025-05-23 20:03:36 CEST

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What app you working with here?

2025-05-23 12:07:45 CEST

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The Untouchables.

2025-05-23 00:00:08 CEST

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Not afraid to admit that it wasn’t until ETF approval did I really start paying attention. Before that, I just assumed that anything that challenged the USD would be co-opted and destroyed. I didn’t do the research, and I sincerely regret that.
That being said, it wasn’t out of admiration, or needing permission for me. It was the fact that Blackrock, who basically owns the United States, was buying bitcoin. That was my wake up call. “Idk what BTC is yet, by I have to own some before wallstreet buys it all.”
I listened to the Bitcoin standard over the course of a few days any moment I could and I was orange pilled. Started my cold storage stack, bought guns, started gardening, payed more attention to my overall health and diet. Bitcoin is such a gateway to a full life and I’ll never be embarrassed to say what started my journey.

2025-05-22 14:14:24 CEST

Look at this legend! Bought some pizza with some bitcoin and had a great night with his family. That’s Bitcoin well spent.
Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day everyone!
https://blossom.primal.net/ec86cdb06abb1c4f9ffb74f20527e1f1d94355e92ea1b9c512836e5b265365fe.jpg

2025-05-22 13:43:46 CEST

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Fuck #MARA

2025-05-22 13:42:43 CEST

For those feeling hesitant buying near ATH…
When I first learned about bitcoin, I bought in around 64k. Continued to DCA up to the local top at the time which was around 75k. Bitcoin subsequently fell to the 50s but I continued to DCA. And at that time, Id be lying if I said I didn’t feel a bit of remorse, buying so heavily near the top. A little over a year later, here we are, over 100k. I’m sure glad I continued buying. I will do the same now.
#bitcoin

2025-05-21 11:23:28 CEST

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Pi4 8 gb with a 2tb storage

2025-05-21 00:53:50 CEST

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My Pi crashed this past weekend when the cpu spiked past 105%. Running LND, CLN, mempool, knots, electrum, and a few other apps. I now have any app I’m not using stopped, unless directly related to node running. It’s too bad really, but I may have to retire mine sooner than later as well. Will keep an eye out for sales on Start 9

2025-05-20 03:43:33 CEST

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My Nord VPN subscription will expire in a few months. What service do you use?

2025-05-20 02:44:14 CEST

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Ok good to know. I’m not entirely convinced that the water will pick up anything useful passing so quickly through that filter anyways. What’s your remineralization process?

2025-05-20 01:13:58 CEST

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Do not let perfection be the enemy of good is what I always say. Like you said in another comment, RO is the best we have right now.
I just recently learned that RO is pretty acidic so I bought this filter that should alkaline the water and attempt to add some minerals back into the water on its way to the faucet. I’ll post the link if you’re curios. I haven’t received the filter yet so can’t do any TDS or PH testing.
https://nuaquasystems.com/products/nu-aqua-1-4-quick-connect-high-capacity-inline-alkaline-remineralization-filter?variant=39983790850121&_gsid=5dwYXMbyWUxY&utm_source=chatgpt.com
This is a referral link for a coupon, I’m not affiliated, just saw this in my email inbox, feel free to use or not.
https://judge.me/ref/JM-WYYJW46

2025-05-19 23:26:49 CEST

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Plumber here, neither of those filter housings posted will fit your RO system. We use APEC at our company, I have the same unit as you installed at my house.

2025-05-19 01:08:51 CEST

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https://blossom.primal.net/fdb078d899103d0ee5c82a9dfd6362503b42b753af57f0fbcbae8da5ebfe3921.jpg
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2025-05-18 21:39:34 CEST

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Incredible! Love Lupins, I just threw some seed down today, believe it or not. I hope I’m as successful as you are!

2025-05-17 11:29:55 CEST

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A little over a year ago now when I was orange pilled by ‘The Bitcoin Standard’ that’s exactly what I did, all my savings are in Bitcoin now, I’m all in.
It’s funny you should say that about taxes, I told my wife the other night that if it wasn’t for her and our child I probably wouldn’t pay any taxes at all. I’m so sick of supporting this government. But I can’t put my family at risk with the IRS cartel.

2025-05-17 01:23:43 CEST

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I’ve been thinking about this for a while now, how I can reasonably make it work.
There is nowhere near me that accepts bitcoin for anything. No services, groceries, clothing, nothing. I also don’t have access to Bullbitcoin or bill pay through Bitcoin Well, in America. The closest thing I have to it is Strike.
Strike lets you use your bitcoin balance to pay accounts linked through ACH. Problem is, they convert your BTC to fiat at the time of payment, charging you fee. You also will have to pay short term tax on any gains. My plan for now would be to use credit cards as much as possible, use the gained reward points to cover exchange fees, and just eat the taxes hoping they even out with any gains and losses eoy.
I’ll still need to use a bank account though to facilitate my direct deposit, and setup a weekly reoccurring purchase through Strike. If I use their direct deposit feature, they will charge me an exchange fee again. I will have to take advantage of their weekly reoccurring purchase to mitigate fees. It’s a ton of hoops to jump through but it will be worth it.

2025-05-16 19:40:54 CEST

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Nicely done! I also just got my lightning node figured out, feels good to be self sovereign 💪

2025-05-16 13:48:56 CEST

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After some deliberation with a few pros in the space, I have bumped up channel minimum to 50k as I’ve learned that this will actually help the network more.
nevent1qqs8x2quxvawmkmarylhkcwga97qcl7g52gcr0g0kaupxraqtxzarrcpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgvmlzhy

2025-05-16 11:08:02 CEST

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Yeah I’d like to get more people to run nodes, spin up lightning and get connected to a few channels that will only cost a couple hundred USD, and get them to be able to send and receive lightning payments. The most frustrating thing about lightning and unsuccessful payments after putting so much time and Sats into learning L2. But it looks like you get that, your software looks fantastic.

2025-05-16 11:04:19 CEST

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I do now, thank you. I understand UTXOs so comparing it to a lightning channel makes perfect sense to me now.

2025-05-16 03:12:01 CEST

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Thank you for the advice. Right now my largest channel is 500k. I’ll work on bumping that up.

2025-05-16 02:19:47 CEST

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I thought this as well but again if it’s only 10k it’s not much of a risk to have to close in the first place, right? I’m still learning but I’ve noticed lots of connected nodes require locking up hundreds of thousands of sats. I just want to help the new nodes get connected.

2025-05-16 00:47:40 CEST

Ocean lightning payouts straight to a self hosted node 👌
#ocean #oceanmining #lightning
https://blossom.primal.net/d570c2bd8fcb89b857e5a482b8c91256b757fc2834a7fd807f33035f1eed8ed0.jpg

2025-05-15 22:37:18 CEST

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Hey man I got my node up and running, wasn’t too bad! If you want to open up a channel with me I’ve set the minimum real low to 10k sats to try and help out the network. Let me know if you have any questions

2025-05-15 20:24:53 CEST

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Ok, right. I will look into Zues pay linked with my node. I think because I paired it with NWC through Alby, I must have lost some utilities because I don’t see any generate custom address. I’m US based and on iOS, I know sometimes that can make a difference too. Thanks for your help today.

2025-05-15 20:11:48 CEST

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Attempting to run a sovereign lightning node for zaps and Ocean mining payouts.
I did download Alby hub on my Umbrel, but I didn’t make an Alby account and link an email so I believe I’m still self reliant, except for the NWC connections through their “app connections”. Is that how that works?
Anyways, that helps link Damus for zap payouts, still using CoinOS for zap receives. Trying to figure out how to generate a custom lightning address without relying on 3rd party. Then I could get primal to work. Still using CoinOs at the moment, that’s where I received your 40 zap.
Hopefully that makes sense, very new to lightning and NWC.

2025-05-15 19:50:18 CEST

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Nice! Thank you for everything you guys do for the space. Much love! Sorry that all this happened, you’re handling it great

2025-05-15 19:28:43 CEST

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Let’s go that’s great. Now do NWC for primal app on iOS 😅

2025-05-15 19:25:05 CEST

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GM node. Did you receive my zap to your profile? I still can’t zap notes directly for some reason.. but I’m getting closer!

2025-05-15 19:14:59 CEST

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No transactions may 9-10.
Username: datosgi
https://blossom.primal.net/39fe4f411ac38b272270516e387332444693c53b5bef83a752bdd9f4a9cb53b3.jpg

2025-05-15 18:31:17 CEST

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#bitcoin #lightning
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2025-05-15 18:30:28 CEST

My Lightning node is up and running. If anyone wants to connect hit me up! 10k channel min, low rates, just want to build connectivity.
capecodnoderunners:
02bc9180fe31948816d70f103db0a608495889bb4215e107c5e8cc1bd40ddfb057@smganj5cddeb6eifgxxkgb4m3f52uldtz3u63z7riuf6b256q3sfifad.onion:9735

2025-05-15 16:23:22 CEST

It’s SOTE if anyone’s interested. Not endorsing their product in any way, just wanted to follow up if anyone was curious.
#note1z9d…h6gh

2025-05-15 01:48:59 CEST

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Great work, that’s amazing. Thank you to you and the team. It appears I’m one of the lucky 80 still locked, happy to help if needed.

2025-05-15 01:04:15 CEST

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I like the cape cod trail mix from Whole Foods. Every time I’m eating the cashews I think, “I really got to learn how to use Cashu.”

2025-05-13 20:42:48 CEST

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Ugh man you hate to see it, fools.

2025-05-13 11:41:58 CEST

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GM. RIP Laura Palmer

2025-05-12 12:34:34 CEST

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$1k is a lot for me and my family, half of me knows I should keep it in cold storage and chill. The other half of me looks at it as .01 BTC and it’s the bar to entry. I’ve spent the last year just focusing on the basics of L1 and running a node. This year may be the year for lightning.

2025-05-12 12:28:21 CEST

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Yeah my bank can’t wait to integrate a frog shit token, they are actually frothing at the mouth waiting for the latest SOL scam coin to be listed on coinbase. FOH Brian.

2025-05-11 21:03:11 CEST

Going to try and spin up a lightning node again. Been about a year since I’ve played around with L2. After the recent CoinOS mishap, and on chain fees are still low, figured now is as good a time as ever.
Quick question for you node runners out there. I want to run a CLN node to generate a bolt12 offer for my hobby miners. Does CLN play well with NWC? Or should I run and LND alongside my CLN and just implement Albyhub to handle NWC? Id like to try and figure out NWC only relying on my node…. Decisions, decisions.
#bitcoin #lightning #asknostr
#alby #getalby #NWC

2025-05-10 17:29:13 CEST

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Ah man, so true. Will have to play around with Aqua and Phoenix now. Their fees will be substantially higher however.

2025-05-10 15:53:56 CEST

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Shoot, there goes a few thousand sats, lesson learned. Hope the devs are alright as well.

2025-05-10 15:50:41 CEST

Trying to remember the name of an electrolyte company that started accepting bitcoin payments earlier this year. I believe they were a small company of surfers out of Cali?
#bitcoin #electrolytes #asknostr