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2026-04-04 17:59:06 UTC

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LSP non sono profittevoli, ie. Al momento caricano 0.4 phoenix e sono sussidiati al momento . Se la blockchain tornasse a fee sui $500 e ipotizzando più utenti, la baracca non sta in piedi.
Inoltre anche se risolvessimo tutto
Il resto il concetto di inbound liquidity che è un bug se pensato per utenti finali.
Dici bene che Lightning non è prodotto commerciale per sé, Arkade invece si e inoltre non è una network peer to peer (ne vuole esserlo) nella maniera più assoluta competono direttamente, anzi si complementano a vicenda.
Lo swap atomico è la base di tutto, che sia Lightning o una stablecoin che il payment processor accetta poco importa. Devi poter pagare tutto quello che esiste.
La privacy di Arkade è identica a quella su Bitcoin L1 (ie. non riusare indirizzo) ma stiamo lavorando a soluzioni privacy preserving (payjoin, coinjoin) che rimuovono euristiche di tracciamento, senza i contro (costo, velocità e programmabilita) che incontreremmo quando fatti su base layer.
Blinded credentials sono un argomento di ricerca aperta, credo ci vogliano ulteriori iterazioni per non compromettere la praticità e composabilita cruciali per poter ottenere massa critica: avete tecnologia perfettamente blinded ma sono 4 gatti ad usarla, ha effetto contrario, guarda Monero.
Grazie degli spunti e faremo in modo di comunicare meglio nostri obiettivi e aspirazioni

2026-04-04 11:35:25 UTC

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Grazie per invito @nprofile…7j84 super divertente parlare di quello che faccio in Italiano che non capita quasi mai!
Alla prossima
#nevent1q…ad3p

2026-04-04 11:30:10 UTC

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Esattamente.
Nessuno vuole diventare una banca di corrispondenza (liquidità, canali, rotte, server online) per fare meno cose che Bitcoin su L1 permette di fare in maniera più semplice (Multisig, Escrow etc)

2026-04-04 11:27:48 UTC

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Arkade ha unilateral exit dal primo giorno che abbiamo lanciato.
https://docs.arkadeos.com/wallets/v0.4/advanced/ramps#unilateral-exit

2026-04-04 11:20:57 UTC

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Se si vuole far passare un messaggio si devono usare delle analogie, che ovviamente nascondono profondità. Il podcast di @nprofile…7j84 che io sappia è per persone normali, non addetti ai lavori.
Lightning è 100% Swift ma meglio perché decentralizzato, per il semplice fatto che Bitcoin è tecnologia aperta e neutrale, non perché Lightning sia magico o i suoi creatori “erano diversi”
Tadge e Joseph sono dei ricercatori, non interessa creare prodotti o aziende. Tadge stesso ha lavorato a Lightspark per anni ( a prova del fatto che qualcuno ti deve pagare lo stipendio alla fine del mese e non si campa di whitepapers ). Joseph praticamente sparito in roba Ethereum perché nessuno gli dava un lavoro.
Lightning in mano a utenti finali funzionava solo custodial fino adesso, a prova del fatto che consumatori finali non interessa apprendere tutta la complessità che sta dietro una “banca di corrispondenza” (liquidità, canali, rotte, server) per poter pagare il caffè o la birra alla conferenza Bitcoin di turno una volta l’anno.
Sono stato in primis un sostenitore di Lightning “puro” sia a livello professionale che lavorativo, facendo perdere solo tempo e soldi alle aziende che ho spinto tecnologia non adatta a consumatori finali, facendo effetto boomerang.
Se vogliamo vedere del buono in anni di fallimenti, dobbiamo crescere e smettere di vivere di ideologia, altrimenti mondo Fiat ha veramente già vinto.
Pace

2026-03-30 13:41:32 UTC

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Lesss go!

2026-02-01 17:20:44 UTC

Add Bitcoin payments and more to your claw bot
https://github.com/arkade-os/skill

2026-01-24 11:05:19 UTC

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Succession
Peaky Blinders
Narcos

2026-01-20 11:23:30 UTC

Tapscript gives you wings
Most of you are not aware yet, but Arkade from @nprofile…pl3m already supports executing any Bitcoin Tapscript offchain you can think of.
Same Bitcoin L1 constructions, not constrained by block space or waiting for the next block anymore.
Concrete examples? Lendsat offers Bitcoin-backed loans with a simple escrow contract. Boltz allows you to move BTC between layers with a Hash Time Locked contract. Many other use cases coming soon.
All of this is composable with the Lightning Network out of the box. Scan a QR code, pay with your favorite LN wallet, execute the VTXO contract offchain and pull it back.
VTXOs (Virtual Transaction Outputs) are self-custodial offchain representations of Bitcoin UTXOs. Backed by presigned Bitcoin transactions that can be published to the blockchain unilaterally. You always retain the ability to exit without cooperation.
The Arkade executes transactions by co-signing, providing instant preconfirmation. The server never holds custody. This is enforced by the protocol: every VTXO includes both a collaborative path (fast, requires server) and a unilateral path (slower, independent of server).
You get instant execution without giving up control.
An escrow with three spending paths using standard Bitcoin Tapscript. Path one requires buyer and seller signatures. Path two allows an arbiter to resolve disputes. Path three refunds to the buyer after 30 days using CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY.
This produces a standard Bitcoin address. Spending requires satisfying one of the three script paths. Taproot makes this efficient by only revealing the path actually used.
The scripting capability exists today on Bitcoin. The constraint was always execution speed, not capability.
HTLCs enable atomic swaps. Two parties lock funds in interlocked contracts gated by hash preimages. Revealing the preimage to claim one side automatically enables claiming the other. The swap completes atomically or not at all.
The collaborative path requires the preimage, receiver signature, and server signature. The script uses HASH160 and EQUALVERIFY to verify the preimage, then CHECKSIGVERIFY and CHECKSIG for the signatures.
The unilateral path adds a relative timelock using CHECKSEQUENCEVERIFY. After the exit delay expires, the receiver can claim with just the preimage and their signature.
Boltz uses this pattern for Lightning swaps. Same Bitcoin opcodes, executed offchain at Virtual Mempool speed.
Bitcoin's Tapscript can express multi-path conditions today. The challenge has been execution speed, not scripting capability.
Blocks arrive approximately every ten minutes. Fee markets introduce unpredictability. For applications requiring multiple sequential operations, these delays compound. Bitcoin Script lacks the ability to maintain state continuity between transactions. Each transaction executes independently.
Escrow patterns that are theoretically expressible in Tapscript become impractical to deploy on the base layer. The script is capable. The execution environment doesn't match.
Arkade's Virtual Mempool executes the same Tapscript logic offchain while preserving the ability to settle to Bitcoin at any time. The script remains native Bitcoin Tapscript. The execution environment now supports the speed and composability that complex contracts require.
This opens up applications that were always possible in theory but impractical in execution. Atomic swaps. Bidirectional payment channels. Discreet Log Contracts. Lending collateral with health monitoring. Oracle-gated settlements.
Each application is an escrow composition with domain-specific parameters. The underlying mechanics remain consistent.
Don't listen to those that say "You cannot do anything with bitcoins"
Bitcoin is coming back.
Contracts Docs: https://docs.arkadeos.com/contracts
→ Building Bitcoin apps? Reach out about builder programs: [email protected]

2026-01-18 20:56:19 UTC

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Isn’t in a way what VISA/Mastercard did? Then create a network effect. Amex has his own infra, but still same standard

2026-01-18 20:53:52 UTC

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Very hard for me to understand if something valuable to build anything beyond a “bridge” or just a nerd snipe that sounds sexy to investors “to have EVM on Bitcoin”

2026-01-18 20:02:41 UTC

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Being most Nostr apps running in the browser (hence code is open) why it matters to have anonymous / encrypted inference if the resulting artifact going to be public anyway?

2026-01-18 19:58:24 UTC

> ⚔️ The size of compiled program which evaluates one pairing is 10.5 KBytes and it consumes ~4.2M weight units.
It sounds even Simplicity programs need the Virtual Mempool of @npub1hf5…dp8n
https://github.com/distributed-lab/simplicity-bn254

2026-01-15 18:57:22 UTC

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wow, didn't noticed Jack comment at the time.
Ego boost!
#nevent1q…jgmq

2026-01-15 18:54:34 UTC

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Eh it’s been a while :) The App probably doesn’t work with “modern” NIP-46 as the spec evolved with other contributors leadership (that’s the beauty of open source! Love to see it!)

2026-01-15 18:45:00 UTC

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Today I logged into @nprofile…uz3y web app on my dekstop using my Primal mobile app on my phone. It felt magical.
Next stop is to leverage private keys to do more than signing Nostr events. Bitcoin transactions. Payments, Loans and Financial Primitives.
One phone, multiple web apps.
Onward
#nevent1q…hq0r

2026-01-15 17:46:28 UTC

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Love it! Keep pushing

2026-01-15 17:28:09 UTC

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When built on Arkade 😌😛

2026-01-14 18:25:36 UTC

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Interesting
#nevent1q…tlke

2026-01-11 13:48:34 UTC

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Nostr Connect Accelerate
#nevent1q…lm6v

2026-01-05 21:34:24 UTC

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NIP-46 FTW
#nevent1q…lt8a

2026-01-05 21:17:07 UTC

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Amazing to see Nip-46 gaining traction! Good job @npub12vk…pugg
#nevent1q…3t83

2025-05-01 20:20:12 UTC

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I mean it’s like day and night, these models needs GPU, no point otherwise. AFAIK the memory is unified and you should be able to use it with Metal kernels.

2025-04-27 17:22:40 UTC

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Also which model you using?

2025-04-27 16:54:20 UTC

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Which inference engine and tech stack if I can ask ? Have you used WebGPU and/or Metal on Mac/iOS?

2025-04-27 16:21:39 UTC

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https://PremAI.io can help!

2025-02-22 23:03:29 UTC

sats. Peer to peer.
#nevent1q…tf48

2025-02-22 22:57:44 UTC

Nostr 🤝 Ark
#nevent1q…l0he

2025-01-30 17:56:25 UTC

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Bravo!

2025-01-13 11:14:48 UTC

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There are plenty of companies doing this already and sell in bulk, ie. Residential IPs as a service. Almost like a “consensual” botnet

2025-01-12 16:32:41 UTC

GM
https://m.primal.net/Ndbf.jpg

2025-01-12 10:48:51 UTC

Gucci, Fentanyl and Proof of Stake

2025-01-09 20:41:36 UTC

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Also you are shrinking your anon set basically, same issue as Monero.

2025-01-09 20:40:02 UTC

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Congrats on the release!
I don’t understand why you say that solutions like Boltz are compromising privacy or expsosing funds to seizure.
How do you know if all the random takers you find around are not cops?

2025-01-02 04:06:23 UTC

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Ark CLI written in Go pretty simple for the onchain part, but it may grow in functionalities, you share the majority of the code between managing UTXO and VTXO (Coin selection etc)

2024-11-27 07:17:42 UTC

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I would love sponsors! So clean and can be a Bitcoin-only business.

2024-11-26 19:26:36 UTC

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The Developer Hub is indeed for… developers, not protocol researchers. I hear you regarding having a “formalized” paper, but is intentional to NOT focus on that at this stage. We are still iterating and discovering new emergent properties as we speak. That being said we may pickup this work pretty soon.

2024-11-03 09:29:00 UTC

GM ✨
https://m.primal.net/LrHn.jpg

2024-10-19 12:37:35 UTC

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Ok now we talking

2024-09-18 22:30:48 UTC

Few.
https://m.primal.net/KuLc.jpg

2024-09-18 22:29:54 UTC

Wen Silent Payments @npub1kmw…xqk9

2024-09-02 17:28:18 UTC

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Client-side language models

2024-09-01 15:59:08 UTC

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That being said having a castrated Bitcoin Script is not helping in making these layers ergonomic for light clients, hence they promote centralization into custodians

2024-09-01 04:49:15 UTC

Been thinking about scaling in #Bitcoin vs #Ethereum lately. Gotta say, I'm not sold on the whole #rollup thing.
Rollups basically create a separate blockchain. Even with trustless bridges, you're splitting your ecosystem. It's like having two competing universes instead of one cohesive system.
Bitcoin's approach with Lightning and Ark? Way more fluid. These are just unconfirmed txs we choose not to broadcast, protected by some clever counterfactual schemes.
Take Ark: mempool empty? Just send on-chain. Congested? Join an Ark round. Same wallet, smooth transition. It's all one system, not two competing layers.
This is why I think Bitcoin's scaling smarter. It's not about adding more blockchains, it's about making the base layer more efficient and powerful.
Curious what you all think. Are rollups really the future, or is #Bitcoin onto something better here? 🤔

2024-08-31 21:25:39 UTC

Virtual Bitcoin Account TM

2024-08-31 20:44:35 UTC

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Naples fixed this long time ago

2024-08-31 20:39:20 UTC

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He needs an Italian barber indeed

2024-08-30 10:09:25 UTC

Hey @npub12vk…pugg would very cool to implement language models (can be small and kinda easy to run on-device) to implement a more personalized content discovery
I don’t think scaling is the issue of Nostr (can be fixed) but rather being useful without the need of a centralized honeypot server creating timelines.

2024-08-29 14:27:55 UTC

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Also this seems nice
https://github.com/elnosh/gonuts

2024-08-29 13:16:37 UTC

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oh you got an official one! Noice
https://github.com/cashubtc/cashu-feni

2024-08-29 13:16:03 UTC

What’s the best cashu impl in Go? @npub12rv…85vg

2024-08-29 13:07:16 UTC

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Nostr Connect NIP46

2024-08-28 16:56:56 UTC

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Interesting! Where I am from, even mobile homes permits in agricultural land is very strict, like max 6 months and it MUST have functional wheels to demonstrate is not permanent establishment.
I always been envious of boomers, they basically bought cheap land, built villas and then paid a simple fine: boom premium real estate!

2024-08-28 13:43:36 UTC

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Interesting! You had to follow local zoning laws or you just..built it? (I know depends a lot on jurisdiction)

2024-08-28 13:27:46 UTC

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*outside of our small bubble

2024-08-28 13:27:00 UTC

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Press Releases are for the masses and a broader public. Nobody ever heard of Lightning or VTXO in our small bubble of stingy maxis

2024-08-27 18:11:42 UTC

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We need more painful long threads from don @npub1au2…t53j like the old days

2024-08-23 11:13:26 UTC

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Orecchiette 🤌🏼🇮🇹

2024-08-22 15:00:49 UTC

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#note1fsv…npwy

2024-07-27 10:21:18 UTC

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Yep this sounds good with cheap blockchains. Thanks for pointing out!
I really wish @npub1m7r…ny2w does it :)

2024-07-26 23:11:18 UTC

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Yes the idea is to have non-custodial credit so to speak. LN is good if the merchant integrates it, but thinking about mainstream crypto commerce is unlikely

2024-07-26 18:14:28 UTC

Coin control is fundamental for #bitcoin transactions privacy, but it’s annoying to have to handle the change output and keep track/label on every spend.
What if merchants accepting bitcoin could let me create a simple payment channel address that can be funded spending an arbitrary amount of coin(s) without generating a remainder, hence no change output in the transaction?
User wallet would send funds and right away sign the initial state deducted of the first spend in favor of merchant
ie.
Funding amount 0.1525 BTC
First payment 0.01 BTC
It a basically the Bitrefill account balance, but with somewhat a guarantee you can get back your “gift card” if service is not delivered to you anymore.

2024-07-25 20:19:28 UTC

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Go @npub1tt7…z8a9 team! 🔥🔥🔥

2024-07-25 20:17:37 UTC

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👀

2024-07-25 20:12:07 UTC

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Nip46 😞😞😞

2024-07-22 13:40:21 UTC

I have been preaching for many years how for many use cases federated custody is the perfect trade-off, the caveat is to make it connected to the global Lightning Network.
All of this has been possible thanks to the work behind the scenes of many builders! Kudos!
#note19px…0337

2024-07-20 13:41:27 UTC

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Sellix.com for digital products. If it’s more like salaries BitWage.com

2024-07-18 19:08:57 UTC

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🔥🔥🔥

2024-07-14 13:59:37 UTC

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There are scammers and fraudsters in Bitcoin-only too! It is just smaller industry and with way less money, as you know (less funds, less LPs), hence less headlines

2024-06-26 23:13:16 UTC

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Look into NIP-46 ;) you can expose RPC over Nostr
https://nostr-nips.com/nip-46

2024-06-26 23:09:09 UTC

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Literally you can make REST API web servers to be reachable just knowing the npub (and relays)

2024-06-26 23:04:34 UTC

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Not only that my friend.
You can even make full HTTP request over Nostr. 🙃 NIP-46 ftw
https://github.com/nostr-connect/nostr-reqres

2024-06-04 15:29:44 UTC

Grateful to be part of @npub1hf5…dp8n journey.
Let’s scale #Bitcoin
#note1aqg…69aa

2024-05-31 15:39:36 UTC

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Ok Primal has it! You are great guys!

2024-05-31 15:38:32 UTC

Is there any multi-npub nostr Client out there? Ie. From the same app I want to switch to many identities/need without having to “logout” and enter again the nsec
@npub12vk…pugg @npub18m7…q955

2024-05-31 07:14:10 UTC

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Thanks for everything!

2024-05-25 18:04:03 UTC

https://m.primal.net/IMrH.jpg

2023-03-22 13:30:46 UTC

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Last year at Bitcoin++ we literally won the prize thanks to @marinaspin
It helped us catching attention of the audience during the pitch and also helped in streamline the message.
Really undervalued opportunity here. Just book with her

2023-03-17 17:14:44 UTC

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There are many HWWs supporting scanning and displaying QR codes, this allows air gap solution where you don’t need to connect it to a computer via cable or bluetooth

2023-03-12 13:54:11 UTC

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Yes should be easy to create a web page that only connects to nostr to receive signature request and show the QRCode to the HWW to scan and sign

2023-03-12 13:53:00 UTC

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https://github.com/nostr-connect/nostrum#-demo

2023-03-09 18:28:39 UTC

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Nostrum makes pre-signed transaction to be uploaded onto psbt.io? Seems we can be friend again

2023-03-09 17:21:48 UTC

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Amazing bro! Love it, and appreciate the stalking!
(YES, the plan IS to support signing PSBTs as well)

2023-03-05 23:37:13 UTC

Nostr rocks

2023-03-01 02:15:59 UTC

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This is a good idea, to go from having keys in secure storage on the phone to just be a mobile controller, showing and scanning from HWW that supports QR-code PSBTs

2023-02-27 23:45:40 UTC

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Do you a link at hand for NIP-46 implemented in Rust?

2023-02-27 23:42:54 UTC

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Amazing! Thanks for the mention. Looking forward to what you building with Nostrum Connect

2023-02-22 23:23:14 UTC

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Ahah this is fun. It actually come from nostrum as “ours” in latin. Ie. “Mare Nostrum” w.r.t. Mediterranean Sea

2023-02-21 17:43:53 UTC

Running Nostr Connect 🔌

2023-02-04 21:39:39 UTC

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Yes nostr connect supports delegate flows.
Nostrum, the reference app I maintain as demo, not yet. Will add very soon

2023-02-04 21:34:55 UTC

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This is absolutely amazing 💪

2023-02-04 21:31:51 UTC

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Yep this is great. Browser extensions have the clear advantage to operate in the same web page user is visiting.
Nester Connect is to connect different remote devices through Nostr as transport.

2023-02-01 01:55:52 UTC

Announcing ☸️ Nostrum, the first implementation of a 🔌 Nostr Connect enabled remote signer.
🔌 Nostr Connect allows #Nostr web apps to connect to your phone and request your Nostr ID, a signature for an event, etc.
iOS TestFlight https://testflight.apple.com/join/JIbjvN2p
Android APK https://expo.dev/accounts/tiero/projects/nostrum/builds/79ca2ec4-524e-49de-a7ec-fe8d58090720
Playground web app to test against
https://nostr-connect.github.io/connect/

2023-01-06 23:42:22 UTC

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No severs.

2023-01-06 23:36:15 UTC

Having to enter your Nostr private key on every web app you visit, it sucks.
Nostr Connect allows Nostr apps to connect with remote signing devices
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/153
#nostr #nostr-connect

2023-01-03 23:38:52 UTC

Running Nostr

2022-12-27 01:10:01 UTC

#[0] Verifying My Public Key: "tierotiero"

2022-12-23 14:13:40 UTC

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Damus on iOS (mobile) or you can even use it as desktop app on macOS

2022-12-20 13:12:52 UTC

Running Damus #introduction