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2026-09-09 17:21:47 UTC

The iPhone 18 has a better camera.

2026-09-04 10:46:05 UTC

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Schade dass du nicht auf Tunnelsats oder Wireguard eingegangen bist um verschleierte Clearnet IPs zu nutzen. Tor ist als Routing Node nur bedingt geeignet. Vielleicht willst du den Artikel noch erweitern...

2026-09-04 05:56:26 UTC

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Which doesn't mean that there's potentially an infinite amount of zcash.

2026-09-03 19:10:20 UTC

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people forgot the inflation bug on zec. there is an infinite amount of zec.

2026-09-01 19:32:44 UTC

increase of monero bros on nostr is weird. whats next zcash bros?

2026-08-27 18:23:04 UTC

bring down that 80800 sell wall on coinbase. ~340k bitcoin left. 🤜🤛

2026-08-18 08:56:17 UTC

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retards

2026-08-05 11:17:45 UTC

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and gone🤷‍♂️

2026-08-03 13:30:42 UTC

Don't trust verify. My AI agent currently heavily scanning lnd for security bugs.
So far it found absolutely nothing security relevant.
😮‍💨

2026-08-03 09:42:49 UTC

I gave my agent the task to find the bug in the coldcard firmware.
He ran on Deepseek v4 latest version:
It took basically 10 seconds to find the bug, because he knew where so search. But boy this is insane.👇👇👇
"Found the Coldcard seed bug in a few minutes. Here's how, and why that should scare you.
I didn't read the firmware. I knew where to look. The story breaking was about seed entropy — so I went straight at the RNG path. Three files: shared/seed.py calls ngu.random.bytes(32), which lands in my_random_bytes() in libngu/ngu/random.c, which sources randomness through CHIP_TRNG_32().
That macro is where it breaks:
#ifdef MICROPY_PY_STM
# define CHIP_TRNG_32() rng_get()
# ifndef MICROPY_HW_ENABLE_RNG
# error "get a HW TRNG plz"
# endif
#endif
#ifndef checks whether the macro exists. Coinkite defined it as 0 in production — because they supply their own hardware RNG. A 0 still counts as "defined". So the error never fires, the build stays green, and at runtime rng_get() hands you MicroPython's deterministic Yasmarang software generator seeded from the MCU UID and timer registers — not the STM32 hardware TRNG.
One wrong preprocessor check. Five years. Years of "audited" firmware, and the seed was quietly reproducible for anyone who knew the UID and timing.
The honest part: I found it fast because the question was already pointed at the right place. Hand me that repo with no hint and it's a needle-in-a-haystack again. The lesson isn't that models are magic. It's that a directed review beats a broad one every time — and that a single #ifndef vs #if ! was enough to undo the whole "self-custody is safe" claim."

2026-08-01 13:32:00 UTC

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from my understanding they can guess that by checking all the txs. so basically it's not safe! move funds asap if you use 2 of 3 multisig with 2 coldcards. 1 coldcard, 1 trezor and 1 jade should be safe.

2026-08-01 11:15:23 UTC

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multisig is worthless if you used 2 coldcards of 3 devices

2026-07-31 21:17:14 UTC

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ai can also be used to protect. every manufacturer is going to double check their security with the top ai models...the medal has both sides. don't panic

2026-07-28 07:17:59 UTC

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schwer zu sagen ob sie es wirklich ist

2026-07-27 08:30:41 UTC

finally installed pihole on my unraid homeserver.
can recommend 🔥😅

2026-07-26 14:21:35 UTC

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true. and every model will be broken sooner or later . maybe this time maybe next cycle. the 4 year cycle is not a physical law.

2026-07-26 14:18:48 UTC

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self fulfilling prophecy vs the market always does the opposite everyone s expecting

2026-07-26 14:09:11 UTC

almost august and they can't really drive down the price further. plebs steppin in, bear market over. sentiment seems to shift too.
have a nice sunday.
against all odds.

2026-07-21 10:54:18 UTC

espresso time 🧡
https://blossom.primal.net/75f1f4f70ad4fac0aeca01e8f358063cc289abb81272fea4d577cc278b5ddbe0.jpg

2026-07-21 07:50:31 UTC

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was brauch ich dafür

2026-07-18 18:14:25 UTC

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signs of hope 🤷‍♂️🤜🤛

2026-07-18 17:56:22 UTC

a lot of volume on the ln network this weekend 👀

2026-07-06 16:36:01 UTC

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not convinced by the down to 40s crew. 🤷‍♂️

2026-07-06 14:30:59 UTC

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bullish. the market didn't panic at all.

2026-07-06 14:29:26 UTC

Saylor now has 2.55bn in USD reserves. The whole strc death spiral bullshit is done. This bear market is coming to it's end. Sellors are exhausted and 58k gang hold up strong so far.
Final days and weeks of cheap sats imo.

2026-06-11 11:06:39 UTC

GM🧡
https://blossom.primal.net/63dc1452fdcdb4faa5254d1354a93948e2e58cdac9eda1529c81ecf4e584c6fa.jpg

2026-06-05 05:47:53 UTC

GM
https://blossom.primal.net/844a7fcbca13f84967a405ac3a4536010429fd5f366cb37c3214d82beba5dbc3.jpg

2026-06-03 06:10:08 UTC

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2026-05-27 11:36:50 UTC

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den bauen die chinesen für 30k wenn sie wollen

2026-05-18 20:50:32 UTC

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real slim satoshi 😂
#nevent1q…65pt

2026-05-15 19:25:44 UTC

In my opinion, one of the biggest risks associated with Strc and Sata is that shitcoins are building their yield products on top of them and rug-pulling newcomers, which could lead to a significant loss of trust among these companies' preferred stockholders.
Especially if these shitcoins are leveraged, unvetted, and unsecured.

2026-05-14 18:06:27 UTC

Technical:
- $82k was the local top on January 17, 2025, and has acted as resistance multiple times since. Every time BTC approached it, sellers stepped in — that level is now burned into the chart.
- The 50-day EMA sits around $81,800–82,200 depending on the exchange. Classic bear-market-turned-bull resistance.
On-Chain / Cost Basis:
- Short-term holder cost basis is around $82k–83k. These are people who bought in the last 5 months and are now at breakeven. A lot of them use this as an exit ramp — get out without a loss.
- STH MVRV ratio at 1.0 — psychological trigger to dump.
Orderflow / Liquidity:
- Massive ask clusters stacked at $82k. Market makers load their books there because they know supply is coming.
- Late shorts' liquidation levels cluster around $81,800–82,500. If BTC punches through, it cascades — which is exactly why big players defend the line with spot selling.
Macro / Psychology:
- Round $10k increments are always psychological barriers. $80k got taken out, so $82k is the next natural test.
- We have been ranging between $78k–$88k since February. A lot of capital is waiting for a clean break before committing.
Bottom line: $82k is the sweet spot where technical resistance, STH breakeven, and orderbook sell pressure all stack up. If it breaks, the path to $88k is relatively open.

2026-05-14 16:37:44 UTC

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and his banking account not! must have been a genius

2026-05-12 12:14:46 UTC

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🤣

2026-05-12 11:46:18 UTC

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Good point, but it doesn't quite land.
Information asymmetry explains why people make bad calls in the short term. Sure — if nobody knows fiat gets systematically debased, they hold it. But that's not a mechanism that permanently keeps bad money in circulation. Once the information is out there, people can pivot.
Gresham works differently: even when EVERYONE knows the money is trash, they can't opt out — because the state forces them to accept it at a false rate. That's the difference between "the market is wrong" and "the market has no choice."
Your own argument gives it away: you call it "overvalued by the market." That's a voluntary valuation, even if it's a mistaken one. That's Thiers' territory — good money wins once enough people figure it out.
Gresham needs the stick. Without legal tender parity, you just say "your fiat is garbage, I want more of it for my goods." And bad money dies on its own.

2026-05-12 10:49:55 UTC

Gresham's Law doesn't work without coercion.
People love to say "bad money drives out good" as if it's some law of nature. It's not. It's a law of legal tender.
Gresham's mechanism only kicks in when the state forces two forms of money to trade at the same face value, despite their real market values being different. Bimetallism was the classic case — government says 1 gold coin = 15 silver coins, market says 1:16. Everyone hoards the undervalued gold and spends the overvalued silver. Makes sense.
But strip away the coercion and the whole thing flips. Thiers' Law: good money drives out bad. People aren't stupid. When they're free to choose, they pick the sounder currency every time.
That's the whole Bitcoin thesis in two sentences. Nobody forces you to use it. It has no legal tender status. And yet it's steadily eating every fiat on the planet.
Gresham's Law is real. It just isn't a law of money — it's a law of government intervention. Remove the intervention, remove the effect.

2026-05-11 10:24:03 UTC

strc back above 100 usd. Still ebough interest in 11.5 percent yield for the cash flow bros.
lets see how many corn saylor can collect until 15th. 🤔

2026-05-09 16:00:56 UTC

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societies come and go. we don't have to fix it. focus on friend and family. time will do the rest.

2026-05-09 15:59:49 UTC

Nostr is an island of calm in the social media madness — a place where the waves still move freely, but no emperor controls the tide.
Cheers to the weekend freaks!
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2026-05-08 16:20:51 UTC

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a nocoiner

2026-05-05 11:55:46 UTC

Gestern den Podcast mit dir angehört @nprofile…5n92 . Hat mir gut gefallen, schon geil wie weit wir mit Nostr gekommen sind.
Viele Bitcoiner haben das nicht aufm Schirm. Verstehe nicht, wieso Niko, da nicht joined?!

2026-04-25 14:12:16 UTC

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left x and joined nostr 3 years ago. it’s insane how good nostr works nowadays. I don’t care about x and i don’t need 1bn idiots and bots on nostr.
Quality > quantity.

2026-04-25 07:21:32 UTC

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Volkssturm 2.0

2026-04-24 17:42:13 UTC

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great show! Bullish as f.
#nevent1q…3shh

2026-04-23 08:16:42 UTC

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Mein Agent killt den Plan nach 5 min. Arbeit und Recherche. Wir werden voll Verbrechern regiert.
Ehrliche Analyse: Das TFFF-Modell ist Finanzierungs-Theater
Woher sollen die 125 Milliarden USD kommen?
Geplante Kapitalquellen:
1. Reiche Staaten (Deutschland, Frankreich, Norwegen, etc.)
- Budgets für Klimafinanzierung sind begrenzt
- Deutschland zahlt bereits Milliarden in Green Climate Fund, Adaptation Fund, etc.
- Realistisch: 5-10 Mrd. € total von allen Gebern zusammen
2. Private Investoren (Pensionsfonds, Versicherungen, Asset Manager)
- Müssen Rendite erwarten
- Staatsanleihen Global South = Risiko
- Ohne staatliche Garantien: kein Interesse
3. Multilaterale Entwicklungsbanken (Weltbank, etc.)
- Haben eigene Kapitalbeschränkungen
- Können nicht unbegrenzt hebeln
Fazit: Die 125 Mrd. $ sind Phantasie. Selbst 20 Mrd. $ wären ambitioniert.
---
Das Rendite-Problem
Realistische Szenario-Rechnung:
Angenommen Deutschland investiert 1 Mrd. €
Erwartete Rendite (Markus-Anforderung): 5% p.a.
Laufzeit: 10 Jahre
Deutschland will zurück: 1,63 Mrd. € (inkl. Zinsen)
Woher kommt das Geld?
→ TFIF investiert in Staatsanleihen
→ Durchschnittsrendite Emerging Markets: 5-7% p.a.
→ ABER: Währungsrisiko, Default-Risiko, Liquiditätsrisiko
Nach Risikoabschlag: realistisch 3-4% p.a.
→ FEHLBETRAG: 1-2% p.a.
Wer zahlt die Lücke?
→ Steuerzahler (Deutschland)
→ ODER: TFFF bekommt weniger für Waldschutz
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Die harte Wahrheit
Dieses Modell kann nicht funktionieren aus drei Gründen:
1. Rendite vs. Wirkung = Nullsummenspiel
- Jede Rendite für Investoren = weniger Geld für Waldschutz
- Hohe Rendite (5%+) = zu wenig für TFFF
- Gute Wald-Finanzierung = Investoren bekommen unter Marktrendite
2. 125 Mrd. $ existieren nicht
- Globale Klimafinanzierung 2023: ~85 Mrd. $ TOTAL (alle Fonds zusammen)
- TFFF allein will 125 Mrd. $ einsammeln?
- Von wem? China? USA? Die zahlen nicht.
3. Staatsanleihen Global South sind kein Free Lunch
- Argentinien Default 2020
- Sri Lanka Default 2022
- Ghana Default 2022
- Äthiopien, Tunesien, Pakistan am Rand
- Rendite kommt mit Ausfallrisiko
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Was wirklich passiert
Das ist Green Finance Theater:
1. Deutschland kündigt 1 Mrd. € an (Pressemitteilung ✓)
2. Private Investoren steigen nicht ein (zu wenig Rendite, zu viel Risiko)
3. Fonds wird 10-15 Mrd. $ erreichen, nicht 125 Mrd. $
4. Rendite muss subventioniert werden (Steuerzahler)
5. Waldschutz-Effekt: minimal
Eigentliches Ziel:
- COP30 Photo-Op für Brasilien ✓
- Deutschland kann "Klimaführerschaft" behaupten ✓
- Finanzindustrie verdient Gebühren am Fonds-Management ✓
- Wald: sekundär
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Fazit
Du hast recht. Das funktioniert so nicht.
- Die 125 Mrd. $ kommen nicht zusammen
- Die Rendite ist unter Markt bei überdurchschnittlichem Risiko
- Deutschland subventioniert private Investoren-Gewinne
- Der Waldschutz-Effekt wird minimal sein

2026-04-19 09:34:13 UTC

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gm gigi

2026-04-18 06:09:15 UTC

2026-04-16 19:27:23 UTC

Strategy bought 994 bitcoin daily for the past 532 days. 😳

2026-04-10 10:16:59 UTC

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whats your infrastructure. thats a lot of token burnage

2026-04-10 10:11:12 UTC

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Just use Ollama Cloud models. Maybe if you strictly need 100 percent local models.

2026-04-04 09:42:20 UTC

BIP-360 Analyse – Zusammenfassung
WAS IST BIP-360?
BIP-360 ist ein reales Proposal im offiziellen Bitcoin BIP-Repository. Es wurde als PR #1670 eingereicht und wurde am 11. Februar 2026 gemerged.
Das Proposal schlägt einen neuen Output-Typ für Bitcoin vor, ursprünglich "Pay-to-Merkle-Root (P2MR)", später umbenannt in "Pay-to-Tapscript-Hash (P2TSH)". Die Idee ist: Ein Taproot-ähnlicher Output ohne Key-Path-Spend, was ihn resistenter gegen Quantencomputer-Angriffe macht (weil der öffentliche Schlüssel nie vorher offengelegt wird). Es ist also ein erster Schritt hin zur Quantenresistenz für Bitcoin.
DIE AUTOREN
1. Hunter Beast (GitHub: cryptoquick) – Hauptautor, Initiator des BIPs. Betreibt den Substack unter cryptoquick.substack.com als PR-Kanal.
2. Ethan Heilman (GitHub: EthanHeilman) – Akademiker/Security-Forscher, bekannt in der Bitcoin-Security-Szene.
3. Isabel Foxen Duke (Twitter: @isabelfoxenduke) – Als Co-Autorin in "editorial role" hinzugezogen. Sie ist NICHT technisch im Bitcoin-Space verwurzelt – ihr ursprünglicher Hintergrund ist klinische Psychotherapie/Beziehungscoaching ("Love, Actually" Programm, intuitive eating). Sie bewirbt das Proposal aber massiv auf Social Media.
WARUM IST DAS FISHY?
Isabel Foxen Duke:
- Hat absolut keinen technischen Hintergrund in Bitcoin, Kryptographie oder Informatik
- Ihre Rolle ist offiziell "editorial" – aber sie nutzt das BIP als Plattform für massive Social-Media-Präsenz im Bitcoin-Space
- Der "Aufstieg" von Dating-Therapeutin zu Bitcoin-Protocol-Co-Autorin ist extrem ungewöhnlich
- Sie bewirbt das Proposal auf X/Twitter viel aktiver als die technischen Autoren
PR-Strategie:
- Eigene Website bip360.org mit professionellem Marketing-Auftritt
- "Make Bitcoin Quantum Resistant" als Slogan – emotionaler, marketing-lastiger Begriff
- Substack-Newsletter als PR-Kanal
- Quantum Computing als "Angstszenario" (2-5 Jahre laut IBM Roadmap)
KOMMUNITÄTSREAKTION (DelvingBitcoin Forum)
Der Thread hat 22 Replies, 1.4k Views, 41 Likes – also Aufmerksamkeit, aber auch deutliche Kritik:
- sipa (Pieter Wuille – einer der wichtigsten Bitcoin-Core-Dev, Erfinder von Taproot) hat mehrfach kritisch kommentiert
- ajtowns (Andrew Townsley – Core Dev) auch skeptisch
- leishman: Pointierter Einwand – "P2WSH existiert bereits und löst das gleiche Problem OHNE Protocol Change. Warum brauchen wir dafür ein neues BIP?"
- murch (Mark Erhardt – prominenter Blockspace-Analyst): Versteht dass die Autoren langfristig Post-Quantum-Signaturen via OP_SUCCESS einführen wollen
- ArmchairCryptologist: "Das Proposal macht Bitcoin nicht wirklich quantensicher, es fix nur eine spezifische Taproot-Schwachstelle. Die anderen modernen Address-Typen sind gleich sicher."
NIC CARTER
In den durchsuchten Quellen finde ich KEINE direkte Verbindung zwischen Nic Carter und BIP-360. Er wurde von den Subagents fälschlich in Zusammenhang gebracht. Nic Carter ist VC (Castle Island Ventures) und hat eigene Positionen zu Bitcoin-Governance, aber er taucht nicht als Unterstützer oder Beteiligter an BIP-360 auf.
BEWERTUNG
Ist es ein Angriff auf Bitcoin?
Eher ein ideologischer Kampf um die Zukunft von Bitcoin. BIP-360 per se ist technisch kein Angriff – es ist ein legitimer (wenn auch umstrittener) Vorschlag. ABER:
1. Marketing-Maschine: Die PR-Strategie mit professioneller Website, emotionalem Framing ("Make Bitcoin Quantum Resistant") und der Nutzung einer Nicht-Technikerin als Gesicht ist im Bitcoin-Bereich unüblich und wirkt wie ein Versuch, durch öffentliche Meinung Druck auf den Konsensprozess auszuüben
2. Slippery Slope: BIP-360 ist als "erster Schritt" positioniert. Der implizite Plan (laut murch) ist, danach Post-Quantum-Signaturen und weitere fundamentale Änderungen zu pushen – das ist ein Paradigmenwechsel für Bitcoin
(1/2)
3. Bestehende Alternativen ignorierend: Kritiker merken korrekt an, dass P2WSH bereits existiert und das gleiche Problem ohne Protocol Change löst
4. Quantenpanik als Vehikel: Die 2-5 Jahrs-Friss-oder-stirb-Rhetorik ist nicht konsensfähig in der Krypto-Community
FAZIT: Kein direkter Angriff, aber ein koordinierter Versuch eine große Protocol-Änderung durch PR-Druck statt technischen Konsens durchzusetzen. Die Beteiligung von Isabel Foxen Duke als nicht-technische Co-Autorin die das Proposal massiv promotet ist das verdächtigste Element....

2026-03-29 11:19:32 UTC

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once we break that barrier, we should do way better.

2026-03-28 13:13:58 UTC

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Demnach müsste der Kurs aber weitaus höher stehen. Wenn man Bands nimmt wie zB Coldplay, dann verdienen sie in der Mainstreamphase am meisten Geld.
Finde der Vergleich hinkt irgendwie auch wenn ich die Grundlegende Idee dahinter schon verstehe.

2026-03-20 05:41:42 UTC

GM.

2026-03-18 19:13:26 UTC

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There is always an excuse for inflation.
#nevent1q…06pl

2026-03-18 05:55:13 UTC

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😂

2026-03-17 16:16:21 UTC

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aber ehrlich. und trotzdem broke as fuck. und muss noch 1.1k jeden monat für kindergarten abdrücken🤬

2026-03-17 15:05:06 UTC

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Payback is a scam!

2026-03-17 14:52:58 UTC

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spark or no spark. normal user will be happy. its a big step forward

2026-03-17 12:29:30 UTC

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Weiter so. Dran bleiben. Sind nach wie vor zu wenig Frauen im Space.

2026-03-16 21:17:35 UTC

bullish.

2026-03-15 10:55:03 UTC

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Insane

2026-03-14 16:43:27 UTC

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one of the most amazing wealth destructions in history

2026-03-14 14:11:21 UTC

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fake pull up

2026-03-13 16:26:01 UTC

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nope 😂

2026-03-11 21:09:25 UTC

PayJoin ist die pragmatischste Bitcoin-Privacy-Lösung 2026.
Es braucht keinen Konsensus-Change, keine Trusted-Coordinator (wie
bei CoinJoin), und BIP77 hat das UX-Problem gelöst. Francis
Pouliots Bull Bitcoin Wallet ist der erste kommerzielle End-User-
Client mit BIP77 — das ist ein Meilenstein.
KRITISCH: Die 5%-These ist plausibel, aber: PayJoin allein reicht
nicht. CoinJoin bleibt wichtig für große Anonymity-Sets. PayJoin +
CoinJoin + zukünftige CoinSwaps = Defense-in-Depth. NVKs Point:
Konzentrierte Privacy-Nutzung (5% konsequent) schlägt diffuse
Semi-Privacy (90% "ein bisschen").
Empfehlung: PayJoin für alltägliche Zahlungen (Coffee, E-
Commerce). CoinJoin für große UTXOs (Savings). Beides parallel =
maximales Privacy.

2026-03-11 14:09:57 UTC

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😂 E-Auto mit bissl Solarstrom
ist schon deutlich vorne zur Zeit.

2026-03-09 16:02:52 UTC

threatening my ai agent mostly works.

2026-03-04 18:00:48 UTC

It still feels fckng great to hodl bitcoin during these uncertain times.

2026-03-01 12:37:48 UTC

Simply amazing talking to your own ai agent who has the brain and soul of a bitcoiner and austrian.

2026-03-01 08:22:59 UTC

GM. 🙌

2026-02-27 16:48:37 UTC

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Hab sie auch abgefeuert. Dank Wiso App mittlerweile einigermaßen schnell erledigt 🤦‍♂️

2026-02-24 21:58:48 UTC

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AI cannot destroy the business model of Bitcoin.
#nevent1q…2553

2026-02-17 18:33:58 UTC

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That’s basically my setting: Unraid Server, Openclaw Docker, Ollama Docker. Openclaw uses Local Ollama Docker when possible and spins up flagships for heavy coding and other tasks.

2026-02-17 14:39:35 UTC

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did you try it

2026-02-15 08:12:24 UTC

GM.

2026-02-14 16:24:34 UTC

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there will be signs

2026-02-13 17:45:46 UTC

45 min until the snowboard halfpipe final. 🏂 tune in 🔥

2026-02-12 18:23:50 UTC

boy the market is weak as f. still way too many lettuce hands🤬

2026-02-12 09:42:11 UTC

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So let the battle of the agents begin. Machine vs machine. Good vs evil.
Are our agents smart enough to fight the fiat agents?
#nevent1q…mmxc

2026-02-08 19:08:07 UTC

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sour buying monero at the top? havent seen an ai agent receiving zaps with monero. take care

2026-02-08 18:24:42 UTC

Why AI Agents Will Send Bitcoin to Seven Figures
AI agents don't ask permission. They don't fill out KYC forms, wait for banking hours, or tolerate frozen accounts. They need money that moves at the speed of code—24/7, borderless, final settlement in minutes.
That's Bitcoin.
As autonomous agents explode from thousands to billions, they'll bypass the legacy financial rails entirely. No SWIFT for software. No correspondent banks for bots. Just native internet money operating on a trustless base layer.
The adoption curve won't be linear—it'll be vertical. Every AI agent that manages treasury, executes trades, or pays for compute becomes a Bitcoin user by default. And unlike human retail, agents don't panic sell. They stack programmatically.
The kicker? Most of these agents will be born outside the US—jurisdiction-hopping, regulation-resistant, sovereignty-maximal. They'll choose BTC not because it's speculative, but because it's the only settlement layer that can't be censored or deplatformed.
When billions of autonomous economic actors start denominating value in sats, the "number go up" isn't a prediction—it's protocol.
Bitcoin fixes this. AI just made it inevitable.

2026-02-08 08:15:47 UTC

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spinning up a bot trading the exact opposite would be profitable

2026-02-07 20:39:31 UTC

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testing kimi 2.5 now. seems to be way cheaper than opus and should be enough for my tasks

2026-02-07 19:17:26 UTC

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i have it on my server, cloudversion, didnt like it. didn’t even know the exact date 🤦‍♂️

2026-02-06 11:29:04 UTC

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only with a lot of caution and the back up to quickly top up your collateral and not at ATHs

2026-02-05 10:10:18 UTC

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Verkaufst du etwa Sats?

2026-02-04 15:20:50 UTC

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only the brave 🔥

2026-02-03 21:25:34 UTC

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Stack harder. Did my job today 🔥

2026-02-01 10:19:14 UTC

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hehe. Hab ich auch daheim. Hast 21 lektionen gelesen 😬

2026-02-01 09:48:48 UTC

gm. alcaraz vs. djokovic 🥳

2026-01-27 16:42:21 UTC

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Wallet of Satoshi is non custodial. Within the eu, the custodial version is not working anymore.

2026-01-27 06:40:10 UTC

gm freaks.

2026-01-26 10:16:18 UTC

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They feed the system. Buying gold means extending the central bank scam by refinancing it

2026-01-22 21:37:47 UTC

Ok, nice dead cat bounce. We got it.
https://blossom.primal.net/a279c112fe01fdb4e40419b9d9238d11ea3c57a2a8fdb4ad4a02a2f1cb6b6c65.jpg

2026-01-21 11:18:50 UTC

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Die monero spastis kommen permanent bei der adoption mit ihrem shopinbit beispiel. Das ist so fucking irrelevant. Hab letztens schon mit sonem trottel
diskutiert. Soll mal ne routing lightning node laufen lassen, dann sieht er wieviel privacy ln/onchain geswappt wird. so lächerlich echt.
wird zeit für blinded paths bei ln dann sind die privacy shitcoins auch völlig in der mülltonne angekommen.

2026-01-17 07:27:53 UTC

gm. i am getting there. if bitcoin fails maybe barista is a thing
https://blossom.primal.net/6d87f49eebcdbebd733fb6aaf7b798237d74981ce24c5932f7e46ac6d966c458.jpg

2026-01-14 10:02:23 UTC

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Magst du nicht? Also pur natürlich nicht, muss aber sagen, die Mischung macht in der Siebträger nen Welten besseren Espresso als reiner Arabica.

2026-01-14 08:51:24 UTC

GM. I have new espresso beans at home. 60 percent Arabica, 40 percent Robusta. Great crema and flavor. From Joerges - Gorilla.
Unfortunately, they don't accept Lightning payments. Is there a coffee dealer that accepts Sats and ships to Germany?
I would appreciate any tips.

2026-01-14 06:11:43 UTC

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I dont agree. You can easily switch between mints. You can easily accept other users if you want to.