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2026-06-13 14:35:27 UTC

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They own nothing but permission for sure. Not the 21 sats I just zapped you though.

2026-06-13 14:32:09 UTC

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@npub1yzv…rf8q but a bit slow not very lightweight let’s say, or @npub12vk…pugg .
I also use sometimes @npub1jlr…ynqn ‘s @npub13my…v3qk and @npub1g53…drvk ‘s @npub1wnw…95l8

2026-06-09 11:17:08 UTC

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Comparable on the custody part* sorry

2026-06-09 10:55:10 UTC

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Spark is terrible for privacy though, strange choice from Seth tbh. Liquid atomic swap are much better on that regard and comparable on the privacy part.

2026-06-08 17:07:20 UTC

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You should not threaten but ask for help IMO and hoping to be heard

2026-06-08 09:43:31 UTC

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Yeah I'm stuck at wisp v1.0.5 because of the bad choices that the Webmaster has done. A shame because it's an amazingly promising client, hope he'll come back to his mind one day.

2026-06-08 09:19:33 UTC

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Didn't notice anything what's happening?

2026-06-07 18:37:55 UTC

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Osinters will find you in no time, this lawn is typical from where you are from, plus the shadow of your tree and the time of the post...in France your fingers would be cut already 😱

2026-05-28 14:28:45 UTC

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Yep agree

2026-05-28 06:57:46 UTC

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Is being dumb equal to being evil ?
Most people are dumb and cowards, they do follow the crowd but I don't think it's pure evil

2026-05-27 06:07:51 UTC

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It's high time preference shit.
You sacrifice the future: hangover, money waste, overall health decreasing over time, for a bit of happiness right now.
So yes I'd say it's pretty fiat indeed.
I'm still a fiat bro in that sense 😅

2026-05-27 06:04:45 UTC

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Tiring for sure but I have still plenty of hate to give. I'm not "Wilson Smithed" yet

2026-05-23 13:01:38 UTC

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Robosats forever

2026-05-22 15:02:19 UTC

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Ok yeah indeed, as long as there is a long time pref choice this is hat matters. I don't see the interest of owning books these days unless they are nice objects that you'll keep forever and pass to your children.

2026-05-22 14:56:39 UTC

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Hardcover ?

2026-05-22 08:23:37 UTC

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I was seriously starting to feel dumb not finding how to use Amber on this new version.
Honestly it worked really well for me, no major bugs found.
Could you not continue the work on your client with 2 versions with/without Amber support or is it to much additional work ? This is a must have for me and many others IMO. Like that we'd be able to continue to benefit from the improvement and new features of this great app

2026-05-15 08:40:16 UTC

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@npub168e…9uaw ?

2026-05-15 08:38:22 UTC

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J'imagine la connexion suffit, enfin j'espère

2026-05-15 08:37:12 UTC

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@Mullvad_VPN can you comment on this?

2026-05-09 10:19:39 UTC

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Are you sure of that ? I'd say there are more professionally managed ones than before.

2026-05-08 09:52:40 UTC

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Can some one copy paste the story here for those of us who don’t have Reddit access please ? Can’t believe it

2026-05-07 19:49:16 UTC

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Ursula...who ?

2026-04-29 08:01:40 UTC

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The more crazy thing to me is that the collectivist / statist mindset which is obviously a cult is never questionned by those same people

2026-04-26 21:16:19 UTC

Unpopular opinion: it’s not cool anymore to be a “toxic Bitcoin maximalist”, but I firmly believe it has never been more needed than it is today…

2026-04-26 18:23:46 UTC

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I don’t know people have been doing it forever so I guess they had reasons to do it when it came to raise funds and gain attention, and Paul seems also concerned by “financing” things so…
From what I understand it feels to me that the actual difference between a MASF and an 51% attack is more on the percentage of hashrate you gather from miners being closer of 100 than 50%. At the end of the day you impose you will on others and now censor some legacy txs, or do shit that people using bitcoin don’t want at all. It’s not just about trying to double spend.

2026-04-26 16:39:35 UTC

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Why didn’t he chose the classical ICO way with a fresh new coin ?
And also how such a MASF wouldn’t be purely a 51% attack risking to harm bitfoin more than solving any problem we may supposedly have ?

2026-04-25 13:34:45 UTC

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@nprofile…5eyg, @nprofile…4k44 can find the mentionned note.
@nprofile…twc2 and @nprofile…vhrm can't.
Why is a mistery.
https://blossom.primal.net/7d7c6b4d46e348dd068fb22deb6b56836fb28edffaa97268562154081d9d21c2.jpg

2026-04-24 22:14:42 UTC

Literally all of us right now #nostr #bitcoin
https://video.nostr.build/1486ee30082bc683aef74f672fc4905393c3e16b3212f1a28aca8cac4e39967f.mp4
#nevent1q…e495

2026-04-24 18:48:18 UTC

Jardin des Tuileries, Paris, France.
https://blossom.primal.net/901bfe8b82f91945e6ab9b561492a9250bb86849aa5505dcf5eee665f6881939.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/6e9a9e6225ca2277995508f7bf027e658ba4f0d2c8b0b7232fac060c9d795b16.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/c03ea6f30359c50dbb042c792f706a78e0ee9ef08e963fcceb4e3232251fcd7b.jpg

2026-04-24 10:45:58 UTC

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🤣 to be exact I'de heard about it before but I didn't think it would work so well. Thought about it more like a science project that didn't take off. But in fact it's pretty neat.

2026-04-24 10:09:33 UTC

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But it's not about producing anything, it's about subjective value which has nothing to do with production. Of course if you don't care about your children and grandparents (which makes you a monster for the majority of people) you will not grant them any help or attention.
Does it mean that it's the case for other people that witness that evil ? No
Does it mean that it will have no consequences for you ? No agai
Does it mean that charity is absent in a free world to take care of these really cherry picker situation ? No
Does that situation can't happen in a nany State society ? It happens in unimaginable rates actually when the State pretends to replace the organic bonds that people creates naturally with each other.

2026-04-24 10:00:38 UTC

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Of course I know about it 🤣
I just point that that either you didn't read ENOUGH or you didn't get it. Because you paint libertarianism as something it absolutely isn't 🤷 with all due respect sir.

2026-04-24 09:57:12 UTC

After years on nostr just discovered @npub1am3…xrv7 , basically the thing I was dreaming for and didn't even know it existed.
Is there something similar available for IOS ?

2026-04-24 09:55:01 UTC

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What else then ?

2026-04-24 09:53:12 UTC

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IMHO you didn't read enough about libertarianism and you have a false idea of what it really is or isn't. The non agression principle doesn't mean anything else than that.
It's much more of a moral and logical / philosophical framework (that can be applied to economics because economics is just studying human action) than all the false premises and strawman arguments you are displaying as supposed flaws.

2026-04-24 05:58:47 UTC

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#nevent1q…2hqm

2026-04-24 05:54:52 UTC

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Web clients are cool too, but in my case they still often crash, or don’t load quickly enough. They are decent but not at the lever of smooth of the mobile apps IMO

2026-04-23 21:37:26 UTC

Is it me or nostr is getting insanely good these days ?
It feels like there has been a shift these last few weeks. I mean every single client is way better than X app with one single dev working on it 🤣 (almost).
Android: Amethyst, Primal, YakiHonne, Wisp, Damus incoming and others I’m sure
IOS: Damus, Nostur, Primal, YakiHonne and others I’m sure again
Web clients are a bit more tricky though but still improving with time
Is it the Claude effect that I have praying for ?
https://media1.giphy.com/media/H6PvgxN76UgQ3cuKxG/200w.webp

2026-04-23 21:27:50 UTC

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YakiHonne is amazing too on Android. Will try Damus asap congrats.

2026-04-23 08:51:49 UTC

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Source ? 🤣

2026-04-22 20:14:31 UTC

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Je crois oui Konsensus devrait en ramener pour le lancement :)

2026-04-22 16:11:33 UTC

A la communauté nostr FR, super projet de @nprofile…cq57
https://image.nostr.build/818eb9336c82f93e6ce62629a38bc45faf6485bc374aa57af9112c9adfaa2679.jpg
Traduction fr du livre légendaire "The Sovereign Individual". Rien que la couverture de @nprofile…yudd est incroyable en soit 🤣
Si vous ne l'avez pas déjà lu ou si vous souhaitez le relire en français foncez. Il est disponible en préco (sortie prévu le 15 Mai) et le 1er chapitre ainsi que la préface de Francis Pouliot sont déjà dispos ici: https://www.indi.so/
#nostrfr

2026-04-21 21:08:24 UTC

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Just tested it after a while it’s a really smooth experience, enjoyable and original design. IOS clients are just really nice between Damus, Nostur and YakiHonne without forgetting Primal that’s a perfect experience.

2026-04-21 11:52:57 UTC

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IMO it will become the standard sonner or later. I belieeve Apple will pave the way.

2026-04-21 11:44:21 UTC

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Does Maple provide a desktop experience similar to what Claude allows to "make things" on my behalf on my computer ?

2026-04-21 11:09:41 UTC

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La plupart de ceux qui mettent ça sur la table sont des shitcoiners de la première heure qui n'ont plus rien à scam ailleurs en raison de l'altseason qui n'a pas eu lieu 🤣
Ces gens là n'en n'ont jamais eu rien à foutre de bitcoin et de ses valeurs, c'est leur intérêt personnel court terme qui les drive (ils veulent du fiat) et essayent donc de se faire remarquer en lançant des insanités et des faux débats
Tous les 6 mois LES MEMES PERSONNES sortent du bois avec une nouvelle urgence qui justifierait de changer Bitcoin vite très vite sinon on est foutu.
Bref c'est pathétique pour ne pas dire triste.

2026-04-21 10:54:00 UTC

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Les shitoiners sont incorrigibles décidement 🤣

2026-04-20 18:06:25 UTC

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Yes as slave camps were indeed, immoral but social organizations nevertherless (like the State)
Zero example (in itself not an argument at all, as many things never existed until they existed) because maybe it wasn't possible to dodge your masters efficiently until now.
Or because in fact the social organization of the middle ages in Europe (or other examples) were much more closer to an anarcapy than the welfare state of today, so maybe the historic anomaly is what we have today.
You can also please look at history and see that the world wasn't always like that with 195 States (meaning territory controlled by a local mafia). It's much more subtile, and you can't affirm that A STATE is necessary sorry.
The millennia of evidences you are pointing just don't exist. It's a moving thing and societies change. The information age and the cyberspace are new, and it will have societal consquences that people with a lack of imagination can't even grasp IMO

2026-04-20 17:24:49 UTC

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But you can do that with any form of social organization right, so any kind of social organization can't exist because they can be captured ? The State can't exist because other States could conquer the territory it controls ? 🤔
Plus the land itself matters much less that the network of people that creates wealth on this given land.
Of course they could fight back and much more heavily because they would be so much richer and well armed. Since when bureaucrats do any things better than private organizations ? It can't be for many reason explained by autrian economists.
A State is a mafia that controls a territory. It's not a necessary evil it's evil.
It can cease to exist as soon as people refuse to be slaves anymore, we just need a critical mass of people snap out of their pod.
But we are not there yet obviously people need masters right now for some reason ....but we will get there eventually, it's all the thesis of the sovereign individual and others that I believe are mostly right.
https://image.nostr.build/f93696e563659bf08bc605cd7c7854bf1b1dde40e2acefa70cf5cf85dc891b35.gif

2026-04-20 15:53:22 UTC

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You don't need a monopoly on self-defense. You can easily imagine people organizing and financing their own defense through many private companies, organizations, and of course by themselves.
If you were right, we would already have a world government. Yet we still have many states coexisting, both big and small. Now let's imagine that one day, enough people with similar views on freedom and property gather in one place (it could be land bought piece by piece incrementally over time, international waters, space, etc.) and decide to finance their own defense. That would quickly become the most powerful defense system per capita, for sure.
You are conditioned to see the world through the prism of "the State" because that's all we've known. But social structures evolve with time and context, which is mostly driven by technology. We went from hunter-gatherer tribes to what we have today, so...
But there is no such thing as a State in an ancap society. There are only individuals and decentralized organizations that are intangible and difficult to capture. What exactly do you capture as an attacker if you can't seize the centralized entity that runs everything? Is it even worth going to war, and for what?
The necessary evil you call the "State" is, in this view, a network of individuals bound by contracts, incentives, and values.

2026-04-20 15:28:02 UTC

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The ancap freak out about theft, not "my precious". I'd even say that they are far less obsessed by "my precious" than people that try to justify and moralize theft. You have to be incredibly selfish and self centered with no principle to think that using force rather than free exchange to get what you need is a good thing.
You keep pointing at a pseudo religion but the true religion here is obviously the Statist cult. Needing leaders that take from you, and threaten you if you don't pay. Convincing yourself that it's for your own good and thus not complaining. Of course shaming people that want a way out of the religion. It's a total cult scheme.
I think it's very difficult for people that consider that the end justify the means to even understand that others might just want to be left alone and not participate to any cult at all.
It's a thing to be happy to pay taxes (I doubt that you'd pay 1/10 of what you pay if you had choice though...), but what if somone prefer to pay suscribptions, membership fees, contributions determined by a contract they trully signed ? Why can't people of good faith accept to stay in their statist world, and don't tread on others ? Mystery.

2026-04-20 12:08:51 UTC

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Pure anarco capitalism is anyone can contact with anyone. A contract is based on the non agression principle assumption toher wise it's called war or theft to aquire other's ressources by force. There is nothing wrong or impossible with it. People claiming that a monopoly can fix anything are always the ones who want to be at the head of the monopoly they forced on others.

2026-04-20 12:04:42 UTC

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Hum at the difference of communism anarco capitalism doesn't need to transition through a dictatorship of the proletariat. It's just a don't thread on me mindset that real sociopathic people can't grasp. There is nothing sociopathic about wanting to be left in peace.
Plus it doesn't claim it's the perfect system, again you are strawmaning. It's just the only morally not wrong system because the fundations of it are no violence out of self defense. And at the opposite of what you are claiming, anarcocapitalism stands only on charity and true solidarity when it comes to support the weakest...Like a minarchy FYI

2026-04-20 09:36:28 UTC

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Stealing and living off other people's works is stooping given my own strong moral culture. Unless it's voluntary given of course.

2026-04-20 09:33:38 UTC

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Minarchy just lead quicker to a collectivist society than an ancapy. If you want to prevent the tumor of growing you have to cut it straight. Anyway the beauty of ancapy is that we just ask "don't thread on me", we don't force anyone to join us. Minarchies can perfectly coexist with ancap societies.

2026-04-20 09:30:17 UTC

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What must be resolve exactly ? You want to prevent people from selling their organs to escape poverty ?
First let's say that the cherry picking of anti ancap people is always funny when compared to the horror that a State based society creates. The mega corporations you are talking about can only exist in a world where their is a government giving advantages and monopolies to certain groups of people.
Anyway to come back to the initial issue of having to sell organs let's just mention first that in a free world poverty is much less of a problem that in a collectivist one. Then for the poors remaining you can always chose to help people through charity or benevolant actions. This is what true solidarity is about, a thing that collectivists can't even grasp so selfish as they are.
Then if there are still people so poor that they have to sell their organs then you can either accept that they are better off after doing so, otherwise they would have not done it. Or if you feel like it being morally wrong (that I can totally understand being on the same page as you on this) you can just live in a community that prevent organ buyers to do their business here.
In an anarco capitalist world, communists can perfectly do their shit together (even if we know that it will not last more than 12 months in reality). Meaning that anyone is free to join a community/organization where buying/seeling organs is forbidden by contract.
So again I think that the main point is to manage to agree on not stealing from other people when we are confronted to a difficult problem. This can never be the solution, it's elswhere. If we can all agree of solving things without requiring violence threat and coercion, but rather true generosity / cooperation / contracts then we are building an anarco capitalist society.
It doesn't mean that it's perfect but it's the best we can do IMO.

2026-04-19 19:41:29 UTC

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Galéré à set up ? J'ai l'impression que tous les clients ont des mécaniques d'onboarding acceptables désormais non pas encore ?

2026-04-19 16:55:44 UTC

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Je le demande s'il y avait pas déjà eu des initiatives pour fédérer la commu fr aux tout début de nostr non ? @nprofile…0ek5 @nprofile…yejp @nprofile…l8j4

2026-04-19 09:57:14 UTC

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Ok so maybe it's because I'm Ubuntu but I'd say that all web video things decoding happen in the browser ?

2026-04-19 09:56:09 UTC

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I've tried Android Primal and Amethyst and it works. On web (Brave Browser) Yakihonne, Iris, Primal, Snort, Coracle, Satellite, the video doesn't show, only sound. Maybe it's a browser thing IDK.

2026-04-19 09:51:52 UTC

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This trailer was a masterpiece before the disaster of Disney's woke, botched, ridiculous and soulless awful trilogy

2026-04-19 09:49:08 UTC

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Can't see the video on any on my web clients but can hear the music. Magic. (video works on mobile though strangely).

2026-04-18 20:19:28 UTC

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He is not totally wrong though a penthouse will be "free" soon enough.
He just fails to understand that we already live in total abundance in the standard of people form the past.
He in fact didn't passed eco 101 yet this is why he still doesn't get Bitcoin.
He is right for the penthouse, and wrong for abundance because abundance is relative, given that goods and services of the future don't exist yet.

2026-04-16 21:50:36 UTC

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Amazing.
Just upgraded.
Few bugs report on Android.:
- gods "node pictures" are buggy, can chose the other pictures that are not representating gods though
- impossible to generate invoice for both of my NWC distant nodes, the LNC one in not impacted (payment still work though)

2026-04-16 20:54:17 UTC

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Yeah sorry I misread the migration part. Great feature anyway to be able to migrate with intact channels.
I guess it's only for channels with Olympus LSP ? So we still need a .scb file if we opened with other peers ?

2026-04-16 20:45:12 UTC

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Wow LDK node ! Bolt12 supported?
Does it mean that we have to migrate from the embedded LND node or that both options are available for the "node in the phone" ?

2026-04-16 10:07:04 UTC

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@nprofile…wywf

2026-04-07 20:55:12 UTC

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The scam of shitcoining is to pretend it's decentralized to avoid going straight to jail or heavily fined. Saylor is doing his shit without pretending. Still fiat games but not trying (or less trying lol) to fool the weak ones.

2026-04-07 20:49:54 UTC

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🫂

2026-03-20 19:35:23 UTC

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Yes WoS moved to Spark few months ago already and imposed the switch from the custodial version for regulatory reasons (most users not to say all of them are already using Spark I'd say). With Spark they can pretend it's self custodial even if it's more trust minimized than trusless in the curent state of the thing.

2026-03-20 15:56:02 UTC

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🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

2026-03-20 15:55:19 UTC

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How can they handle WoS and not Primal ?
🤔 🤔

2026-03-20 15:54:07 UTC

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If they can handle Wallet of Satoshi, they didn't even notice Primal lol
Unrelated IMO

2026-03-20 15:49:17 UTC

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Spark wallet developpers could you please answer that ?
True genuine question:
#nevent1q…y2u3
What don't you create your own Spark entity independent from Lightspark ?

2026-03-20 15:47:49 UTC

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I know what you think, just wondering why they don't use the open protocol to create "super cashu mints" with no KYC possible AND a possible unilateral exit. That would be better independently of the fact that you think it's unnecessary.

2026-03-20 15:22:54 UTC

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Why couldn't they (the SPARK wallets developpers) gather and create their own Spark entity as operators alltogether and add blind signature on top of it ? Is it out of their reach technically ? It yes it's a crappy protocol without even considering the technical details and background story of it...

2026-03-20 13:33:31 UTC

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Super Episode nice @npub1t28…nkzs et Ulrich
https://fountain.fm/episode/lz3HWU63RTzRD136krmH
#nevent1q…6k4k

2026-03-20 06:43:07 UTC

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It's a bug for sure. The funds can't disappear like that they are just regular UTXO tied to your private key so...

2026-03-20 06:34:37 UTC

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What I don't get in your "fear" of upgrading is that:
1- your current Primal Wallet is 100% custodial so all the risks you mentionned are much higher with this wallet actually. Their Spark wallet is still an improvement compared to their former custodial one IMO
2- you don't HAVE to use their wallet you can chose in the settings to use your own (Phoenix, Albyhub + nostr wallet connect etc...) if you prefer
At the end of the day I'd say you can upgrade without any second thought

2026-03-18 21:02:24 UTC

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Still not anti State enough but really good episode congrats Jack. We need to start Atlas Shrugged shit asap in the cyberspace.
https://fountain.fm/episode/dVTork1kXSg8oTCLtWfm
#nevent1q…7728

2026-03-18 12:08:11 UTC

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I don't understand how you make those stats, because in your previous publications we don't see neither Primal or Amethyst appearing.
Among the 4000 daily activer users, are those 2 clients users taken into account or not ? Thanks

2026-03-18 09:16:28 UTC

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He may be right, IF the banks are indeed Banks 2.0.
Meaning anonymous entities running trustless ad private protocols on top of Bitcoin.
We are almost there except that people forgot about the unregulated and private part it seems 😅. As long as Ark and Spark (or else) don't have blind signatures added on top of it, and the centralized servers are not runned anonymously, then their is no chance that we are not building a fiat 2.0 system, regulated, permissioned, not private, with fractionnal reserves on top of it.
Their is only one way IMHO, and we are not currently walking that past sadly. L2 are the way we bring privacy to bitcoin and even now we are starting off on the wrong foot which is a bit concerning...

2026-03-17 19:20:05 UTC

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🤣🤣🤣

2026-03-17 19:12:12 UTC

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That's what I feared. Deep thinker you seem to be friend 🤣🤣🤣

2026-03-17 18:39:35 UTC

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Man if you are not a libertarian you are literally a criminal. Imposing your will to others in not good. It's bad. You should feel if not understand it.
Violence is not the way to build a peaceful and prosperous society.

2026-03-17 18:37:20 UTC

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Libertarians don't care about politics because they refuse to play the slave games that their overlords want they to play in order to keep their chains tight. This is just a way to say no to the humiliation, and to show that they are aware of being slaves and are not fools.
Don't know where you see that they are regards have no impact, bold claim. They are all around you and are those that make Bitcoin work.
If you still care about politics you are literally in your pod not seeing the matrix with clear eyes. Politics is a psyop to make you fight your fellow brothers while your masters laught at you, can't you see that ?
Only Bitcoin matters, a tool for the cypherpunks a movement clearly very close to the libertarians movement you should know that

2026-03-17 16:02:28 UTC

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Don't know about the pump but we can't be in a bear market as we had no bull market.
A bull starts from the moment we break the previous ath, not when we recover from the previous -85%.
In that sense inflation ajusted we barely reached the levels of 2021 so...no bull run happened from my point of view tbh. We 've been sidewaying for yeard now.

2026-03-17 14:30:56 UTC

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I seriously doubt that. Or it will be through a fork of the Spark protocol. They are not preoccupied by the pricacy part at all IMO. Let's see how it goes.

2026-03-17 06:15:16 UTC

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Phoenix can’t see all your transactions precisely. If you pay a bolt12 (not widely supported yet sadly) offer they can’t tell if the node they are paying is the final node of the payment or an intermediary node. So for the bolt12 part it’s better. As long as Spark doesn’t supports bolt12, Phoenix will have a small advantage in term of privacy.

2026-03-16 22:33:14 UTC

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Hum Phoenix already support bolt12 and blinded path so the privacy is slightly better on Phoenix, doesn’t do address reuse, and use taproot channels to even mask that it’s lightning to an exterior eye.
The trust model seems much better on Phoenix also. There is no case where the LSP can collude with anyone to steal your funds. If they try to cheat you punish them and take their funds, before they go bankrupt.
Phoenix seems far superior on all issues except for the ease of use maybe.

2026-03-16 21:41:24 UTC

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Sure. But as long as the unilateral exit is possible, it’s still a positive evolution compared to fully custodial wallet I’d say. So maybe we should try to see the glass half full rather than empty. Without stoping to criticize and warn people of course.

2026-03-16 19:52:18 UTC

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The privacy is similar to what a VPN brings you. It's difficult for the outside word to track your funds within the Park Servers (at least it will be difficult when they stop the address reuse lol) but the Spark entity can see all your txs within the Spark Server + the lightning payments you are doing.
They can also censor your payments and KYC shotgun you if they want.
But the protocol is supposed to allow an unilateral exit path. Meaning you can leave the Spark entity if the operator starts to behave wrongly.

2026-03-16 19:48:09 UTC

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Isn't Spark supposed to allow unilateral exit ?
And isn't it supposed to be an open source protocol that anyone can fork and use in better ways that what Lightspark is doing?

2026-03-16 19:40:08 UTC

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Nice but when will the Spark entity have true diverse operators ? When will the address reuse stop within the Ark ? And when will blind signatures added on top of it (I know I dreaming lol) ?

2026-03-16 08:18:16 UTC

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These tech manias really need to open an eco book though. AI is just a tool making humans more productive, nothing more.
People will do more with less time and inputs, prices will fall in many sectors and new business will arise thanks to those lower prices.
Nothing new here.

2026-03-16 06:34:42 UTC

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Yes but it’s using Spark so no privacy and the trust model is worst than Phoenix in term of custody right now.

2026-03-15 16:47:30 UTC

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Phœnix wallet charges a 0,4% fee not 1%. And is incredibly easy to use for anyone with a bit of good faith. Much faster than Liquid / LN swaps. Only thing slightly better but not much better, is privacy on the swap wallets compare to Phoenix, at least as long a bolt12 in not generalized.
https://fountain.fm/episode/5xQaCLEV1vrs0m3SbVTg
#nevent1q…tkr5

2026-03-13 12:42:56 UTC

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It depress me I don't listen this scammer anymore, real waste of time.
We don't improve our condition through politics or at least not long term. Only Bitcoin and freedoms tech change the world on the long run.

2026-03-12 15:00:43 UTC

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The privacy side of the issue is valid for sure, but the trust model in terme'of custody is not so bad from what I understand, if there are enough Spark Operator involved at least.
Any LSP could also try to cheat as they perfectly know that no is running a watch tower so...
The most important issue I see is about privacy indeed, still but I can't unsee Spark as a good thing compared to full custody that many people used through WOS until now. I prefer to see the glass half full.
But we can imagine informal Spark entities runned by federations "Liquid like", with blinded signatures on top of spark. That would be cashu on steroids actually.
Best case scenario is obviously Ark + CTV + chaumian ecash.

2026-03-12 10:30:49 UTC

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Having some troubles with the ecash feature lately. DM'd you on your personnal account.
https://video.nostr.build/a624c12d650b46b53a2afc7d42fe4d559789bebc8f8025455541af139119f01f.webm