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Ha puesto su minimo en 200k, si no te funciona es porque no has ...

2026-01-29T13:49:53Z

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Ha puesto su minimo en 200k, si no te funciona es porque no has zapeado lo suficiente jajajaja

What did you mean when you said it didn't respond correctly?

2025-09-12T17:29:40Z

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What did you mean when you said it didn't respond correctly?

Qué pena que me pierda el aniversario por segundo año ...

2025-09-12T11:10:59Z

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Qué pena que me pierda el aniversario por segundo año consecutivo, espero que lo paséis muy bien!

Some balls hang different

2025-07-22T10:38:02Z

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Some balls hang different

Alby's ln address server connection times out

2025-06-26T10:54:39Z

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Alby's ln address server connection times out

Huge!

2025-06-26T10:53:48Z

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Huge!

Lol that sucks. not sure about your use case but maybe mutinynet ...

2025-06-04T14:53:26Z

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Lol that sucks. not sure about your use case but maybe mutinynet could work better

Maybe rizful.com? Testnet lightning is painful though

2025-06-04T14:10:00Z

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Maybe rizful.com? Testnet lightning is painful though

Este mes tenemos 4 meetups, un ATH. Gracias a todos por asistir! ...

2025-05-24T18:09:32Z

Este mes tenemos 4 meetups, un ATH. Gracias a todos por asistir!

quoting
nevent1q…d6dh
Meetup mayo en Eibar. Multifirma

🗓️ dom, 25/05/25
🕓 15:00-19:00
📍 Bar Nuevo

Únete a nosotros en un taller interactivo sobre billeteras multifirma de Bitcoin. Cubriremos los fundamentos de la seguridad multifirma, demostraremos cómo configurar tu propia billetera multifirma y discutiremos las mejores prácticas. Trae tu portátil si quieres poner la teoría en práctica. Ideal para principiantes y usuarios intermedios de Bitcoin que quieran mejorar sus prácticas de seguridad.

Calendario y RSVP : naddr1qq…tldw

@nprofile…qkp0 @nprofile…3cmn

2025-04-15T09:24:30Z

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hugomofn (nprofile…qkp0)
nprofile1qyt8wumn8ghj7etyv4hzumn0wd68ytnvv9hxgtcpzamhxue69uhkummnw3ezuumvda6xs7fwwa5kutcqyrpsrufnwty0pkdusxrdsa86ghar8tk7z0nx7sv85w7j9mjpe9dj5ah3cmn (nprofile…3cmn)

Can only publish rsvps unless you're hosting your own ...

2025-04-12T11:24:57Z

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Can only publish rsvps unless you're hosting your own instance, then you can publish time-based calendar events as admin as well

There's a handler for viewing calendar events btw

quoting
nevent1q…h3xf
Hemos publicado un "handler" para eventos de calendario, así que puedes rsvp directamente desde tu feed en clientes que lo admitan como nostrudel 🤗

@nprofile…h6m6

2025-04-04T06:43:08Z

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flash (nprofile…h6m6)

I agree, Liquid is just as custodial as Fedimint and less ...

2025-04-04T06:41:14Z

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I agree, Liquid is just as custodial as Fedimint and less scalable

I guess chachi already connects automatically to the user's ...

2025-04-01T11:33:51Z

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I guess chachi already connects automatically to the user's inbox relays to check for nutzaps but more user choice/control is always good imo.

Followed @nprofile…mslr for more randomness

2025-03-29T14:00:38Z

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Followed Rand (nprofile…mslr) for more randomness

This is also my observation, the only point I would counter is ...

2025-03-22T09:40:48Z

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This is also my observation, the only point I would counter is that there needn't be a thousand vapid podcasts, just one is already enough of a brainwashing influence (maybe even more so for a lack of dissenting voices). This is especially true for languages that are not English. The quality of information sources declines rapidly, like a game of telephone

How about byzanteen or byzantain?

2025-03-22T09:25:18Z

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How about byzanteen or byzantain?

But do you say eye-talics or e-talics for typography?

2025-03-21T18:12:57Z

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But do you say eye-talics or e-talics for typography?

Did I ask about shitcoins?

2025-03-14T20:51:01Z

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Did I ask about shitcoins?

Good luck scaling with chains Also you're aware that Liquid ...

2025-03-14T14:21:46Z

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Good luck scaling with chains

Also you're aware that Liquid is custodial right?

So what is your alternative? On-chain only from now on?

2025-03-14T13:47:40Z

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So what is your alternative? On-chain only from now on?

Have been every day since I was 12

2025-03-06T10:43:38Z

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Have been every day since I was 12

Looks like gazelle skulls

2025-03-05T14:00:00Z

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Looks like gazelle skulls

#nevent1q…jgxf

2025-03-05T13:54:56Z

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quoting nevent1q…jgxf
*obfuscates how incredibly centralized your solution is*

primal users: “why aren’t things working!? My relay list is the same as damus!?”

me helping primal users: “oh yeah its not actually reading from your relay list, it reads from their proprietary server, its no different from twitter in that regard”

miljan: FUD!!! you’re cancelling me!!!

Give me a break man. Make it more clear so I don’t have to have this conversation every day.

@nprofile…jx73 🍯

2025-03-05T13:53:52Z

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Yes

2025-03-05T13:45:10Z

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Yes

https://keyboard.futo.org

2025-03-05T01:09:57Z

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https://keyboard.futo.org

I tried ...

2025-03-05T00:58:49Z

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I tried

Chicken is good but you should also try tanjia with bone marrow!

2025-03-04T17:25:21Z

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Chicken is good but you should also try tanjia with bone marrow!

Stack?

2025-03-04T01:18:09Z

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Stack?

How do I remove relays in #olas ? Are the default ones hardcoded? ...

2025-03-03T13:39:47Z

How do I remove relays in #olas ?

Are the default ones hardcoded? I don't want to use them

#asknostr

it's already top 6 according to @npub1ath…4k6d ...

2025-02-26T14:06:19Z

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it's already top 6 according to 1basemoney (npub1ath…4k6d)

quoting
naddr1qv…jxac

Another quarter, another update on the global money supply.

I remember three years ago yesterday, texting my Ukrainian friends for updates as they fled with their families for safety from Putin's full-scale, unprovoked attack on their country. Three years on, they continue to fight incredibly bravely, for if they do not, there will be no Ukraine. Europe has drip-fed them enough support to not lose, but not enough to win. America now demands repayment for its aid to the victim in the form of mineral rights, and will not recognize the aggressor as the aggressor. The era of Reagan-style, speak softly while carrying a big stick approach to dictators seems no more, for now, from the new US admin. The world order is changing rapidly, and Europe is quickly finding out what the Baltics and Poland have known for 200 years: the threat from the East does not share its values; it is simply uncompromising.

As this next round of political theater plays out, and one can only hope for just, lasting peace and security with clear eyes from all democratic allies, the printing presses will do as instructed. But as we look through this update, you will see that we are actually at very low, relative-levels of money printing historically, even slight negative money growth.

Bitcoin continues on, and as of 31 December 2024, its $1.8 trillion market cap was 7.2% of the global monetary base. That means that the global monetary base, for this update, is $25.5 trillion.

Why the global monetary base?

It is the only money supply that is economically analogous to bitcoins, digital store of value today, and to gold and silver ounces, store of values from the past.

The monetary base is central bank money, comprised of two supplies:

Physical currency: Notes and coins, or “cash;”

Bank reserves: The “Master account” that each commercial bank holds with its central bank.

Now, why do I refer to this as Central bank money?

This is because, unlike all other money supplies in the fiduciary banking world (like M1/M2/M3), the Monetary base is the sole and ultimate money supply controlled by the central bank. It is, literally, the printing press. What follows won't be a lesson in reserve ratios or monetary economics. The point is that you simply understand that there is a money supply that central banks solely control, and of course (of course!) this is what Bitcoin's 21 million are up against.

The monetary base is to the core of the entire fiat financial system, as 21 million bitcoins are to the core of the Bitcoin protocol. One is open and permissionless, and one is not. By the way, the monetary base is essentially (though not entirely) analogous to the total liabilities of a central bank, so we can (basically) say that the monetary base is the "balance sheet" of each central bank.

On cash. Quick notes on the above. Certainly you understand what "cash" is, and it is indeed an instrument that has been fully monopolized by each central bank in each nation around the world--only they can print it. Even though it is true that banks in more free banking societies in the past could freely print and strike notes and coins, the central bank (or state) monopoly has been around for a long time. Kublai Khan was the first to do it 750 years ago.

On bank reserves. Don't stress your brain on this too much, but this is the main "settlement money" that banks use between each other, when they want to settle their debts. It is digital now (Fedwire in US, CHAPS in UK), but it doesn't technically have to be, and of course before modern technology took over even a few decades ago, it was not. These two stacks of retail and wholesale cash, stacks of central bank money, are what make up the Monetary base. This is the printing press. Only this compares to 21 million bitcoins. And gold, and silver by the way.

Final note, central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs, which are simply LARPing on Bitcoin's success, are indeed created by central banks, and they are indeed classified as Base money. They are going to be a "third rail." They are thankfully incredibly small, pilot projects today. We will see how far democracies will be tested, as autocracies no doubt will mainstream them; but for now, consider them, at least economically, to be inconsequential to the update below. It appears that central banks are actually cooling to them, as of this writing.

With that review out of the way, onward to Q4 update for 2024.

Bitcoin is the 6th largest money in the world

This is unchanged from last quarter.

In February 2024, it surpassed the monetary base of the United Kingdom; that is, its value was larger than the Bank of England's balance sheet, and it remains so to this day.

As of 31 December 2024, it is only the balance sheets of the big four central banks that are larger than Bitcoin. These currencies are:

Federal Reserve (dollar): $5.60 trillion

People's Bank of China (yuan): $5.04 trillion equivalent

European Central Bank (euro): $4.87 trillion equivalent

Bank of Japan (yen): $4.20 trillion equivalent

If we remove gold from the equation (and we shouldn't), then Bitcoin could be considered the fifth largest money in the world. Including gold, Bitcoin is the sixth.

However, the all-important monetary metal throughout history that even a child knows about--gold--is still king at around $17 trillion in value, or 6 billion ounces worldwide. Note, this does not include gold lost/recycled through industry; in that case, it is estimated that about 7 billion ounces of gold have been mined throughout humanity.

Silver, for what it's worth, is still a big "monetary" metal; though it is true, much more silver is gobbled up in industry compared to gold. There are about 31 billion ounces of non-industrial silver floating around the world (most of it in jewelry and silverware form) that is valued in today's prices at nearly $1 trillion. Bitcoin bigger.

State of the print: $25.5 trillion

This is down $1.5 trillion from last quarter!

However, we must also remember that as currencies lose value against the best-looking horse in the glue factory; that is, the dollar, then this dollar value actually "dampens" the effect of the print. More on this below.

If we consider $25.5 trillion as the Big Boss of central bank money, then Bitcoin at $1.8 trillion network value (December, quarter-end figure) indeed has some way to go. But as anyone who follows Bitcoin for a sustained about of time knows, this can change rapidly. We can also imagine how the Pareto distribution occurs even in money, if Bitcoin after only 15 years is already larger than every central bank money in the world except for four of them. Wild to ponder.

All-time supply (monetary) inflation: 12.7% per year compounded

This is a long-term, "smoothed" monetary inflation, or money growth figure. It is looking across all the 50 currencies in my sample, going back to 31 December 1969 for almost 40% of them, and for those that don't, simply adding them into the weighted basket as data becomes available.

Roughly stated, it means that central banks on balance double their money supply every 5.8 years. This is a fact.

However, this overall rate of increase is indeed declining, and has been since 2022. For example, if we looked at this headline figure from last year ending 2023, it blended to 12.9% all-time, or 0.2% higher than now. Still, even though central banks have been trying to tighten from their overheated 2020-22 money print, the overall, net effects of money growth in native fiat units have not changed significantly.

For more detail, we can look at the latest year.

Trailing 12-month money growth: -3.0%

What is very interesting, however, and alluded to above, is how all global currencies continue to decline in relative value against the dollar. According to the simple, USD-based trendline analysis for all global currencies in the dataset (see below), we should have a $34 trillion monetary base right now, based on past performance. We have a $25.5 trillion monetary base right now. We are actually lower than the 2.5th percentile on this trendline.

But take note: What you are really seeing is actually not that much less of money printing (they have been letting up the gas, to be sure), but rather, a tremendous loss in purchasing power of all currencies versus the dollar!

In other words, from 2023 to 2024:

The weighted average, native change in money base growth of all currencies was -3.0% over the prior 12 months;

The overall dollar value change was -8.5% over the prior 12 months ($25.5 trillion vs. $27.8 trillion).

This means that, in the last year, government money lost an additional 5.5% per year in dollar purchasing power, beyond its reduction of 3.0% in money print. Wild.

Since 2021 peak

I don't publicize this information as much, and I probably should. In dollar terms, in December 2021, global central bank money printing peaked at $30.5 trillion. Big number. Now, it is $25.5 trillion. So one would assume that the printing presses have cooled by 16.4% in the last three years.

But again, as I have just described above, we are trying to see beyond Wittgenstein's Ruler here. This can be difficult, because we have 50 different currencies to contend with.

It is true, in the last three years, the dollar value of the top 50 currencies in the world has fallen by 16.4%.

But does that mean that central banks are printing 16.4% less than before 2021?

No.

In fact, when you look at the weighted average of each central bank's performance over the last three years, in their native currency units, you will find that the weighted average decline in printing is only 2.4%.

Notice anything? This decrease over three years is actually less than the decline over the last 12 months, which was 3.0% (section above).

And most obviously, it is far less than 16.4%.

There are dollar values. These grow differently from all the native currency units, because of foreign exchange rates.

There are native currency units. These grow differently from all the dollar values of these currencies, because of foreign exchange rates.

Central banks are printing less over the last three years: 2.4% less overall. But this is much less than the decline in the dollar value of 50 currency stocks over the last three years: 16.4% decline.

One must tear through the numbers to understand both ideas. I have provided you with both.

New data: China

Firstly, what I am about to say has nothing to do with what I've described above, except for a very small impact on the overall, headline figure of 12.7% money growth. This is a historical addition.

I have added some important new monetary data this quarter, and that is from the quasi-transparent yet enormous economy of China. On the PBoC website, they publish balance sheet data back to only 31 December 1999. I have used this timespan for seven years now in my quarterly updates. However, I have now gone through some new figures from the book China Financial Statistics (1949-2005) and added additional data points all the way back to 1969 for China. It is published from PBoC sources. I am using M0 figures from 1969 until 1993 (only available, very compatible, as a subset of base money), and from 1993, they begin publishing full monetary base data. The break in growth metrics when switching from M0 to MB in 1993 is ignored.

The changes from this new data--from a huge, growing economy such as China will, as expected, boost the overall inflation numbers in my dataset. These are the net effects of the new data, as of 31 December 2024:

China Monetary base average monthly growth for entire series:

Old data from 1999: 0.85%

New data from 1969: 1.04%

China Monetary base compound annual growth for entire series:

Old data from 1999: 10.73%

New data from 1969: 14.24%

Overall Monetary base compound annual growth for entire series:

Before this additional China data: 12.56%

After this additional China data: 12.73%

So the net effect on "global monetary inflation" with this additional data is 17 basis points, or 0.17%. I thought the overall effect could be higher, but one must remember these growth rates are weighted by the relative USD value of each respective base money, on a continuous basis, updating each month. In the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, China was a much smaller proportion of the global economic pie than it is today.

One final point with this new data, and with my monetary inflation data overall. I am fairly confident my headline number of 12.6-12.7% per year compounded for global money growth is conservative. These are the top 50 currencies in the world. We just saw what new data did to the entire dataset, and from a huge country no less. If I were to add more currencies, such as those from Kenya or Morocco (and I will), these currencies will only marginally affect this headline money growth figure. What's more, this new data will by definition come from smaller, more volatile, higher inflation-producing currencies, so I would only expect my headline figure to creep higher, the further it is refined.

Huge thanks to Eryn @reltbracco (npub1e2rd2k45ym2jmctnysfadxumrvrr57vqj69ck6trt2y62c40r0kqs9lx8t) for sifting through tons of Chinese historical content here, and for eventually finding a great book with Chinese historical monetary data that was in English!

The trends

The remainder of the report is an update on global trends in demographics, money, and economics. All of these trends are exponential curves. The sole exception, is Bitcoin. It's price and market cap action, across time, are power curves.

One further change. I have allowed the 2.5 and 97.5 red percentile bands to evolve over time. I think this presentation allows the reader to see that trends indeed can change, across time. However, the all-time trendline, as of today, is the solid, black trendline.

We are where we are. Plan accordingly, never financial advice.

Population

The world has grown exponentially at 1.7% per year over the last 75 years. However, despite all the overpopulation myths you've probably heard, this rate of growth is actually falling, well below trend, and we only grow at 0.9% per year at the moment, pulling the overall trend down every year.

## US GDP

The United States has grown its economy at 5.2% compounded per year since the founding of the republic. We are at the higher end of this trend right now, $29 trillion output per year, growing at 5.3% per year. As this is exponential growth, if I put it on log scale, it will become a straight line.

## Stock market

Stocks grow exponentially as well, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. The growth rate is 7.3% per year for the S&P 500, the main US index that tracks more than 80% of total market caps. Currently, the market is well above trend.

## Stock market: Dividends reinvested

If you reinvest those dividends into the same stock market, you'll earn more. The all-time compound annual growth increases by 2% to 9.3% per year for the S&P.

## Bonds

Bonds are supposedly safer than stocks (bondholders get paid back first), and more regular cash flowing. If you look at the longest running bond index in the US, it grows at 7.0% per year, compounded. Notice how, in a rising interest rate environment (which we are in at the moment), bond prices will suffer. In this case, it's the Bloomberg Aggregate Bond Index. This has kept the bond market returns at the lower end of the range, since the global financial crisis in 2008. Not even 1% TTM return.

## Base Money

As we've discussed, base money grows across the world at a weighted average of 12.7% compounded per year. However, this trendline analysis looks at it differently than my headline figure. It simply looks at the USD value of the global monetary base (again, currently $25.5 trillion), and draws an exponential trendline on that USD equivalent growth for 50+ years. In other words, this is going to be after all currency fluctuations have played themselves out.

Slope of the trend is 10.2% compounded for this one.

This is further confirmation that, even though central banks around the world like to print at 12.7% compounded all-time in native unit terms, they will always lose value against the world's reserve currency, as that shakes out to around 10.2% compounded in USD-terms.

And we really are scraping the bottom of this range. 0.7x the trendline, which

## Silver supply

This is total ounces ever mined. They trend upward at 1.4% per year.

## Gold supply

This is total ounces ever mined. Gold trends upward at 1.7% per year. Faster than silver. Surprised? Notice the R-squared (goodness of fit) for both silver and gold production increase.

## Bitcoin supply

Bitcoins grow according to a basic logarithmic curve. Trying to draw percentiles is pointless here, and even measuring a trendline is relatively pointless, as everyone knows the bitcoins prescribed into the future, per the protocol. Better to just quote the trailing 12-month growth figure, and it is 1.2% per year and falling, as of quarter end Dec-2024. Less than gold or silver.

## Silver price

Since 1971 it's trended at 3.5% per year. Silver bug?

## Gold price

Since 1971 it's trended at 5.1% per year. Gold bug?

## Bitcoin price

Bitcoin's price (and market cap) grows according to a power trend. Did you notice that the prior exponential trends displayed themselves as straight lines on log scale? Well, with Bitcoin, the power trendline gradually falls across time, but the growth is still well larger than anything we've covered thus far. Now, we have finally arrived at something that grows differently than exponential.

As I've observed since 2018

.

Why? Because you are viewing an adoption curve. This is how networks scale.

Bitcoin's power trendline has grown 164% per year since Bitcoin Pizza Day in 2010. Note that this is something akin to a "Lifetime Achievement" figure, and it will continue to fall every day. Over the prior 12 months ending 31-Dec-2024, Bitcoin grew 121.1%. The compound growth of the power trend today is just under 44% per year. By 2030 it will fall to "only" 31% per year. You can find more dissection of the

power curve on my website here

.

Oh yes, and it is free (as in speech), open, and permissionless money.

To summarize

That was a lot of data across a lot of charts. I've compiled all these trendlines and data in a helpful table here for you to review at any time. These are the growth trends of the monetary and major asset world, as of year-end 2024:

Again, a quick breakdown on why Bitcoin is so interesting, and confounding. Where most things in the financial and economic world grow exponentially, Bitcoin is actually a compilation of three different trend patterns:

## Conclusion

Below is a detailed summary of all the input assets:

50 fiat currencies: $25.5 trillion

Gold: $17.1 trillion

Silver: $1 trillion

Bitcoin: $1.8 trillion

Print it out if you like!

Thank you for reading. This takes a lot of time to put together each quarter. If you enjoyed, please consider zapping, and you can also donate to my BTCPay on my website if you'd like to help keep this research going.

Take care.

We run a crowdfund annually to pay for the VPS. The LND node, ...

2025-02-19T11:49:29Z

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We run a crowdfund annually to pay for the VPS. The LND node, BTCPay server as well as backups run on premise with zfs, tunneled through to the VPS.

On the VPS we run each service as a systemd service. I'm considering using Nix to declare everything so that it's reproducible but it will probably take some time before I get around to it.

Here are some of the services we are running:

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naddr1qq…6fgd

Right now there's not much in the way of admin UI other than a tool to publish calendar events for our meetups, but I think verbiricha (nprofile…zugp) mentioned creating a nostr CMS for community admins

Wait you're gonna climb chirripo in birkenstocks?!

2025-02-18T13:08:09Z

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Wait you're gonna climb chirripo in birkenstocks?!

Agree, community is the way to scale. It's what we do at ...

2025-02-18T13:02:14Z

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Agree, community is the way to scale. It's what we do at Bitcoin Txoko (nprofile…878k) with relays, blossom, mint and ln stuff

WTF happened in 1971?

2025-02-17T12:21:23Z

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WTF happened in 1971?

They still had to debase to pay their armies and magnates when ...

2025-02-17T12:18:39Z

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They still had to debase to pay their armies and magnates when they were fighting wars on two or three fronts (Bulgars, Pechenegs, Normans in the West; Arabs and later Turks in the East) and constant civil wars in the 11th century. Michael IV was literally a money changer before he became emperor by marriage. In about 80 years the gold content in coinage dropped by about 70% and eventually they had to introduce coins struck in silver and copper

I consider most of the micropayments used by most v4v that I know ...

2025-02-16T19:46:33Z

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I consider most of the micropayments used by most v4v that I know of, including podcasting 2.0 and zaps, to be spam on the Lightning network. Because they are mostly below the dust limit and get burned in a force close.

People don't realise this either because they are transacting within custodial platforms (I guess primal, fountain, wos etc), or they haven't taken a look at the fees they pay.

If they did, and/or if they didn't use custodians, they will quickly find that the fees are not economical. 1 sat fee on 21 sat zap is almost 4.8%.

Why the 1 sat fee? Because no rational routing node or LSP would want to route dust for free due to the risk of force closes, and they can't very well raise their ppm fees, so they instead set a base fee to discourage spam.

We are currently seeing empty mempools and low fees. Now imagine the same dynamics with full mempools and a volatile on-chain fee market.

Ecash could be a way to fix this, and should be a natural step for custodial services by only creating a lightning transaction when the balance is well above the dust limit.

#naddr1qq…xvuv

2025-02-16T11:35:13Z

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quoting naddr1qq…xvuv
Proyección de documental - Death Athletic

Death Athletic es un relato personal íntimo y una crónica de una guerra tecno-política que desafía cómo se crea y se comparte la información en la era digital. Un documento de siete años que sigue las batallas federales, las luchas personales, la creciente comunidad de armas 3D y el caso criminal ilícito que afecta la lucha de Cody Wilson por la libertad de compartir código en línea bajo la Primera Enmienda. Código que resulta ser el diseño de armas. Death Athletic le da al público la oportunidad de ver detrás de la cortina, detrás de las llamativas piezas informativas, y decidir si el código es violencia o discurso. Un perfil investigativo de un hombre, un movimiento y una idea que ha capturado y atormentado el control de armas.

TRÁILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AXuNaT6-Jk

Género: TecnoDocumental
Directora: Jessica Solce

With matrix you can bridge the same chat to discord, telegram etc ...

2025-02-15T17:46:39Z

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With matrix you can bridge the same chat to discord, telegram etc so minimal onboarding required

Looks like shit on my phone 😅 ...

2025-02-15T16:36:16Z

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Looks like shit on my phone 😅

Ah yeah looks very light in colour. But Giacomo is quite a ...

2025-02-15T11:52:52Z

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Ah yeah looks very light in colour. But Giacomo is quite a masculine name for a madre 😆

What makes him Italian?

2025-02-15T10:02:35Z

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What makes him Italian?

Same

2025-02-14T15:18:52Z

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Same

Si alguien quiere repasar la presentación, está disponible en ...

2025-01-28T17:46:35Z

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Si alguien quiere repasar la presentación, está disponible en https://comofuncionanostr.bitcointxoko.com

Crédito a verbiricha (nprofile…zugp) por crear la presentación original

#hola

Ze polita! zorionak!

2025-01-24T19:02:24Z

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Ze polita! zorionak!

So we really probably should thank Apollodorus for bringing domes ...

2025-01-22T10:44:31Z

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So we really probably should thank Apollodorus for bringing domes to Roman architecture through his background as a Roman Syrian influenced by Nabatean and Greek styles

The Pantheon burned down twice before it was rebuilt in the ...

2025-01-22T10:37:38Z

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The Pantheon burned down twice before it was rebuilt in the current form, probably in 114 by Apollodorus of Damascus, Trajan's architect

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2025-01-19T14:48:41Z

by far the most ladies I've ever seen at a sausage party

2025-01-19T14:06:26Z

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by far the most ladies I've ever seen at a sausage party

Producción oriental 😆

2025-01-17T14:26:21Z

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Producción oriental 😆

High praise, just doing my part!

2025-01-17T14:26:04Z

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High praise, just doing my part!

What about NLnet? #nevent1q…lph7

2025-01-17T12:30:36Z

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What about NLnet?

quoting
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If you’re in Europe and developing Nostr then you should apply for NLnet grants. They fund a broad diversity of open source open protocols. Their work helped lay the groundwork for Nostr by supporting the precursors and ecosystem. Just don’t make your proposal sound like a cryptocurrency project as they’ll think of bitcoin in the same bucket of shitcoins. So focus other aspects of what we’re doing in the nostr ecosystem. 🫣

note1zg7…mj2n

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2025-01-14T10:40:27Z

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Fun fact, Sweden, one of the most socialist countries in Europe, ...

2025-01-14T09:27:46Z

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Fun fact, Sweden, one of the most socialist countries in Europe, actually abolished inheritance taxation by unanimous vote in 2004

Do better, socialist Spain, you're more than 20 years behind

https://iea.org.uk/blog/how-high-tax-sweden-abolished-its-disastrous-inheritance-tax

@nprofile…g62s

2025-01-13T14:30:34Z

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aitor (nprofile…g62s)

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2025-01-13T12:51:06Z

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For now you need to compile it yourself for android ...

2025-01-13T10:09:09Z

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For now you need to compile it yourself for android

https://github.com/damus-io/notedeck

Unless you have 9 fingers?

2025-01-13T09:55:13Z

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Unless you have 9 fingers?

está este video en flare.pub?

2025-01-12T16:35:17Z

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está este video en flare.pub?

It seems like people are willing to pay a pretty penny for Primal ...

2025-01-12T15:00:48Z

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It seems like people are willing to pay a pretty penny for Primal Premium for what others do for much less or even free

Pretty obvious imo, cause most people use Primal and thats what ...

2025-01-12T14:41:42Z

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Pretty obvious imo, cause most people use Primal and thats what their algo pumps (Odell is an investor). None of this bs in other clients that respect your follow list

Cashu mints use Lightning

2025-01-11T18:51:39Z

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Cashu mints use Lightning

lol all hail Prime Minister Justin Sun ...

2025-01-11T16:43:16Z

lol all hail Prime Minister Justin Sun

https://liberland.org/news/622-liberland-january-2025-election-results-stability-prevails

I mean there is, it just doesn't support nostr yet... ...

2025-01-11T12:32:38Z

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I mean there is, it just doesn't support nostr yet...

How will they find out about the volume?

2025-01-11T12:23:19Z

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How will they find out about the volume?

Obligatory txuleta pic @nprofile…fcuz did you enjoy the bones? ...

2025-01-10T10:08:03Z

Obligatory txuleta pic

Electra (nprofile…fcuz) did you enjoy the bones?

Even better make your own job

2025-01-09T17:15:25Z

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Even better make your own job

Obviously a big relay with lots of notes will potentially give ...

2025-01-09T17:13:52Z

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Obviously a big relay with lots of notes will potentially give you more notes than several small relays with no one posting to them

Some relays also stream notes to each other

Then there are bouncers which aggregate the feeds of different relays so you only need to add one bouncer relay to get notes from lots of different relays.

For a long time I couldn't figure out how to use highlights ...

2025-01-08T07:54:59Z

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For a long time I couldn't figure out how to use highlights but habla.news by verbiricha (nprofile…zugp) makes it pretty intuitive to highlight stuff. Highlighter.com is still confusing to me though

Testing blossom ...

2025-01-05T14:40:03Z

Testing blossom

Map link in the calendar preview is a nice touch!

2025-01-02T14:04:29Z

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Map link in the calendar preview is a nice touch!

test comment

2024-12-31T23:38:10Z

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test comment

Egun on, hashing with a hot toddy made with ...

2024-12-20T09:05:03Z

Egun on, hashing with a hot toddy made with aitor (nprofile…mltx)'s honey. Perfect winter morning.

https://tidal.com/track/77609810?u

Only following the example set by the best @nprofile…jtxf. Also ...

2024-12-20T07:49:03Z

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Only following the example set by the best Malaga2140 (nprofile…jtxf). Also couldn't have done it without help from all the guys, especially batiscafo (nprofile…ctj9). We are looking forward to your visit in the summer!

@nprofile…y75h

2024-12-17T17:42:38Z

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Bitcoin Txoko (nprofile…y75h)

@nprofile…fcuz

2024-10-06T13:18:23Z

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Electra (nprofile…fcuz)

Some guy on SimpleX called us an "echo chamber with circle ...

2024-09-28T04:18:54Z

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Some guy on SimpleX called us an "echo chamber with circle jerk ethos" (direct quote). I think there is also some misconception around nostr being a "spy protocol" funded by Dorsey and cannot be used privately.

https://keyboard.futo.org/

2024-09-20T10:31:40Z

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https://keyboard.futo.org/

True that. But if people are searching with VPNs wouldn't the ...

2024-09-01T05:50:55Z

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True that. But if people are searching with VPNs wouldn't the searches come from another country instead of China then?

Deus vult

2024-08-11T08:21:44Z

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Deus vult

#bitaxe #nevent1q…hyxj

2024-08-10T08:05:09Z

#bitaxe

quoting
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billions must run bitaxes in their home

https://mattlakeman.org/2021/08/22/notes-on-panama/ Matt Lakeman ...

2024-05-27T07:06:34Z

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https://mattlakeman.org/2021/08/22/notes-on-panama/

Matt Lakeman writes nice travelogues, he has one on Panama

Great!

2024-05-27T06:52:38Z

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Great!

habrá pizza?

2024-05-22T03:06:42Z

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habrá pizza?

Why not make a kind: 30003 link list for this kind of content? ...

2024-04-18T10:58:56Z

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Why not make a kind: 30003 link list for this kind of content?

quoting
naddr1qv…p0sw

I made it into a list instead so it's easier to add to later ...

2024-04-17T05:44:43Z

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I made it into a list instead so it's easier to add to later on 😉

quoting
naddr1qq…yfuj
ArjPO7CFuvAHbIvDYkw7WIVdfd7AdPfHXY5wzxu94ynbeA/GJh1m/uWdYQEf0AQeUzhA27uANggay6V7AeP+ayvNeMnMz2kANuutVUrJWkHG8iah90qMbP3UKy2RwCiY6YTy

@npub1thu…a79l Padawan

2024-04-16T10:33:55Z

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thunderbiscuit (npub1thu…a79l) Padawan

@npub1sqn…5net @npub1p2p…3m82 @npub1v4v…xwu8 of Blixt ...

2024-04-16T04:44:59Z

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bisq (npub1sqn…5net)
npub1p2psats79rypr8lpnl9t5qdekfp700x660qsgw284xvq4s09lqrqqk3m82 (npub1p2p…3m82)
hampus (npub1v4v…xwu8) of Blixt (& Blixt Testnet)
BTC Map (npub1864…t2tq)
Yana (npub1gp4…dqyq)
Blockstream (npub1jg5…6n8n) Green
Minibits (nprofile…3ljf)
KoalaSat (nprofile…gc6h) Nostros
nostr.band (nprofile…zhsj) Spring Browser

Try https://highlighter.com/ from @npub1l2v…ajft

2024-02-12T13:52:32Z

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Try https://highlighter.com/ from PABLOF7z (npub1l2v…ajft)

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2024-02-06T08:50:38Z

Shrinkflation

Don't remember the name of the guy but I guess for now ...

2024-02-06T04:16:36Z

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Don't remember the name of the guy but I guess for now there's this

quoting
nevent1q…3q5e
https://nips.nostr.com/

For me ⚡ will always be the Lightning symbol, which should not ...

2024-02-05T13:19:51Z

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For me ⚡ will always be the Lightning symbol, which should not be conflated with sats as a unit.

For example, when I buy things at checkout I choose ⚡ to indicate I want to pay over Lightning as opposed to on-chain.

I use sats as a unit account not just for Lightning but also for base layer and ecash.

Zaps are Lightning transactions. Intermint swaps are also Lightning transactions.

The current sats symbol comes from 丰 which means fullness or plentifulness in some East Asian languages. It's one way Satoshi's name can be transliterated. Personally I like that. I also think it's easy to write.

Recently switched to nsecbunker and Bitcoin Connect on nostrudel ...

2024-01-09T16:43:48Z

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Recently switched to nsecbunker and Bitcoin Connect on nostrudel or Coracle. Works on mobile and desktop.

Entonces Coracle es probablemente el mejor

2024-01-06T13:14:29Z

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Entonces Coracle es probablemente el mejor

Creo que en iOS una mejor experiencia es usar Coracle como PWA ...

2024-01-06T13:09:33Z

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Creo que en iOS una mejor experiencia es usar Coracle como PWA con nsecbunker. Nostur también puede abrir los evnetos

No, NIP-21 se refiere al esquema URI que empieza por ...

2024-01-06T12:42:33Z

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No, NIP-21 se refiere al esquema URI que empieza por "nostr:"

https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/21.md

Por ejemplo, si abres este hilo en otro cliente como Snort, Coracle, Amethyst o nostrudel, puedes leer el artículo directamente.

Acabo de notar que Damus y Primal no renderizan NIP-21 😰

2024-01-06T11:58:34Z

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Acabo de notar que Damus y Primal no renderizan NIP-21 😰

#naddr1qq…33an

2024-01-06T11:44:37Z

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¿Qué es Cashu?

Cashu es un protocolo de ecash de código abierto para Bitcoin que ofrece transacciones instantáneas sin comisiones con una privacidad casi perfecta. Consulta naddr1qq…38dz para obtener más detalles.

Nutstash

Nutstash es una increíble billetera web de Cashu desarrollada por gandlaf21 (npub1cj6…86t6) que implementa la mayoría de los NUTs, así como el envío y recepción a través de Nostr. También puedes instalarla como una Progressive Web App (PWA) en tu teléfono.

⚠️ Tanto Nutstash como Cashu todavía están en fase beta. Existe la posibilidad de perder fondos. Lee sobre los riesgos antes de usar la aplicación. Haz pruebas con pequeñas cantidades con las que te sientas cómodo perdiendo.

Pruébalo

Vamos a explicar cómo interactuar con una mint, recibir y enviar ecash, hacer copias de seguridad, convertir a Lightning y hacer intercambios entre mints, y al final probaremos la funcionalidad de los contactos de Nostr.

Añadir un mint

Para interactuar con ecash, primero necesitas tener acceso a una mint, donde se crean y canjean tus tokens de ecash.

Ve a Txoko Mint.

Abre la mint en Nutstash. 💡 Puedes añadir mints adicionales en Nutstash yendo a Mint, pegando la URL de la mint y presionando Add Mint ("Añadir Mint"). Algunas mints públicas se pueden encontrar en MintIndex. Ten en cuenta que algunas mints reservarán una cierta cantidad de sats para pagar las tarifas de enrutamiento, lo que significa que no podrás retirar todos tus sats.

Crear tokens

Puedes financiar tu billetera de ecash tanto recibiendo ecash directamente como creando nuevos tokens de ecash pagando una factura de Lightning.

En la pestaña Mint, elige la mint en la que quieres crear nuevos tokens y presiona Mint.

Elige una cantidad. Prueba con una cantidad pequeña, como 100 sats.

Crea la factura y págala desde una billetera de Lightning. Una vez que se haya pagado la factura, deberías tener tokens de ecash.

Realizar transacciones con ecash

Realizar transacciones con ecash implica básicamente enviar y recibir bloques de datos. Por lo tanto, puedes probar estas funcionalidades enviando y recibiendo a ti mismo. 1. Para enviar ecash, ve a Wallet > Send. 2. Selecciona la mint desde la que quieres enviar. 3. Elige una cantidad. Opcionalmente, utiliza la selección de monedas. 4. Haz clic en enviar tokens. 5. Copia el token. En este punto, puedes enviar el token a otra persona o canjearlo en tu propia billetera. Dado que solo estamos probando las cosas, haremos lo último.

Para recibir ecash, haz clic en Wallet > Receive.

Pega el token de cashu.

Haz clic en Receive.

💡 Puedes verificar los tokens de ecash pendientes y reclamarlos si el destinatario aún no los ha canjeado. Para hacer esto, ve a la pestaña Wallets y busca Tokens. Asegúrate de que la columna Pending esté marcada. Debería haber una lista de tokens pendientes, haz clic en el botón de actualización para verificar su estado. Si no han sido reclamados, puedes copiar y canjear el token.

Intercambio de múltiples mints

Es posible que te hayas preguntado si diferentes mints pueden enviar y recibir entre sí. La respuesta es sí. Bueno, más o menos. En lugar de enviar tokens de cashu entre sí, las transacciones entre mints se realizan a través de Lightning. Para probar esto, puedes agregar otra mint si aún no lo has hecho, por ejemplo, la mint de LNbits.

💡 Ten en cuenta que algunas mints reservarán una cierta cantidad de sats para pagar las tarifas de enrutamiento, lo que significa que no podrás retirar todos tus sats. Para evitar esto, también puedes crear tu propia mint con tu billetera Bitcoin Txoko LNbits activando la extensión de Cashu. Bitcoin Txoko no requiere reservas, por lo que puedes retirar todos tus sats.

Ve a la pestaña Mint y agrega una nueva mint si aún no lo has hecho.

Una vez que tengas varias mints, tendrás la opción de Inter-Mint Swap. Abre la opción y lee la advertencia.

Si deseas continuar, elige una mint de la que quieres hacer el intercambio y una mint a la que quieres hacer el intercambio.

Elige una cantidad.

Confirma la cantidad (Confirm amount), verifica las tarifas estimadas de enrutamiento y procede con el intercambio (Swap). En segundo plano, la mint que envía está pagando una factura de Lightning a la mint que recibe. Una vez que se haya liquidado la factura, el token intercambiado debería aparecer en el saldo de tu billetera en la mint que recibe.

Convertir a lightning

Cuando quieras convertir tus sats de cashu de nuevo a sats de Lightning, puedes convertir o "derretir" tus tokens de cashu.

Haz clic en Pay o toca el ícono de la cámara para escanear un código QR.

Ingresa o escanea una factura.

Opcionalmente, utiliza la selección de monedas.

Presiona Pay. La mint funde los tokens de cashu y paga la factura de Lightning.

Copias de seguridad

Hacer copias de seguridad de los tokens de Cashu es probablemente diferente al proceso que estás acostumbrado a hacer para respaldar las billeteras de Bitcoin y Lightning. Dado que los fondos están representados por tokens que son simplemente bloques de datos, solo estás respaldando estos datos cuando haces una copia de seguridad de los tokens de Cashu. Esto también significa que tus copias de seguridad cambiarán cada vez que realices una transacción y necesitarás hacer una nueva copia de seguridad después de cada transacción.

Los diferentes clientes de billeteras han implementado las copias de seguridad de manera diferente y solo funcionarán con la misma billetera que ha creado la copia de seguridad. Nutstash utiliza un archivo JSON como copia de seguridad, que también incluye tu historial de transacciones junto con los tokens que has agregado.

Para descargar la copia de seguridad en formato JSON, ve a Settings ("Configuración") > Backup Tokens ("Copia de seguridad de tokens"), descarga el archivo JSON y guárdalo en un lugar seguro.

Para restaurar la copia de seguridad, ve a Settings ("Configuración") > Restore ("Restaurar"). Lee la advertencia. Los datos actuales de tu billetera se sobrescribirán.

Nostr

Dado que puedes enviar tokens de Cashu a través de cualquier protocolo basado en texto, Nostr es una excelente opción para Cashu. Nutstash facilita el envío de tokens de Cashu a través de Nostr.

Primero, necesitas conectar un firmante externo de Nostr a Nutstash para que Nutstash pueda cifrar y firmar mensajes directos utilizados para enviar tokens de ecash. Para hacer esto,

Ve a la pestaña Settings ("Configuración") y encuentra la sección Nostr.

Activa Nostr.

Puedes configurar (Configure) los retransmisores manualmente o permitir que Nutstash lea tu lista de retransmisores después de completar el siguiente paso.

Activa Use external key ("Usar clave externa"). Debes tener instalada una extensión de firmante de Nostr en tu navegador. Algunas buenas opciones son nos2x, Alby y Nostore (para Safari en iOS).

Una vez que Nutstash detecte tu extensión de firmante, permítele leer tu lista de retransmisores y clave pública.

Si permites que Nutstash descifre los mensajes, buscará tokens de Cashu en tus mensajes directos. Una vez encontrados, aparecerán en la pestaña Wallet en la bandeja de entrada (Inbox). Allí podrás canjearlos en tu billetera.

Para enviar Cashu a través de Nostr,

Ve a Send ("Enviar").

Elige un mint.

Elige una cantidad. Opcionalmente, utiliza la selección de monedas.

Presiona Send ("Enviar").

En Send via Nostr ("Enviar a través de Nostr"), ingresa una dirección de Nostr en formato npub, hexadecimal o NIP-05. Alternativamente, escanea el código QR del perfil de alguien.

Presiona Send via Nostr ("Enviar a través de Nostr") y firma el mensaje tipo 4 con tu firmante externo.

Informa al destinatario que revise su bandeja de entrada, ¡deberían tener algunos Cashu esperándolos allí!

Conclusión

¿Encontraste útil esta guía? ¡Intenta enviarnos algunos tokens de Cashu a través de Nostr!

#naddr1qq…8ptj

2024-01-06T11:43:22Z

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quoting naddr1qq…8ptj

¿Qué es Cashu?

Cashu es un protocolo de ecash de código abierto para Bitcoin que ofrece transacciones inmediatas, sin comisiones con una completa privacidad. Visita naddr1qq…38dz para más detalles.

eNuts

eNuts es un excelente cliente monedero Cashu para tu móvil, disponible tanto para Android como para iOS (TestFlight). Admite múltiples mints y también enviar sobre nostr.

⚠ eNuts y Cashu todavía están en versión beta. La pérdida de fondos es posible. Lea sobre los riesgos al instalar la aplicación. Prueba con pequeños montos que no te importaría perder.

Pruébalo

Explicaremos la forma de interactuar con un mint (casa de la moneda), recibir y enviar efectivo, copias de seguridad, retirar a Lightning y el intercambio entre mints, en la parte final probaremos la funcionalidad de los contactos de nostr

Instalar

Visita el sitio web de eNuts e instala la aplicación idónea para tu sistema operativo.

Añadir un mint

Para interactuar con el efectivo, antes debes tener acceso a una casa de la moneda, donde se acuñen e intercambian sus tokens de efectivo. La casa de la moneda es el custodio de tu Bitcoin, pero no sabe quién eres, con quién estás negociando ni cuántos fondos tienes. Puedes usar para las pruebas.

Dirígete a Txoko Mint y copia la URL del mint

En eNuts, ve a Opciones > Gestión de menta y pulse el botón +. Pega la URL del mint que has copiado del paso anterior.

💡 Puedes añadir casas adicionales adicionales. Algunos mints públicos se pueden encontrar en MintIndex. Ten en cuenta que algunos de estos mints reservarán una cierta cantidad de sats para pagar las tarifas de enrutamiento, lo que significa que no puedes retirar todos tus sats.

Acuñación de Tokens

Una vez que hayas añadido el mint, eNuts te preguntará automáticamente si quieres acuñar nuevos tokens de ecash de ese mint. 1. Respuesta Sí. 2. Crea una factura por la cantidad que desea acuñar. Prueba una pequeña cantidad, por ejemplo, 100 sats. 3. Paga la factura con una billetera Lightning. Una vez pagada la factura ya deberías tener tus tokens de ecash

Transaccionar con ecash

Estas transacciones son básicamente enviar y recibir blobs de datos. Como tal, puedes probar estas funcionalidades enviándote y recibiendo a ti mismo. 1. Para enviar efectivo, haz clic en Enviar > Enviar ecash 2. Si utilizas varios mints, selecciona el mint desde el que quieres enviar. Luego elige Copiar y compartir. 3. Elige una cantidad. 4. Opcionalmente, puedes agregar una nota, haz clic en Continuar. 5. Confirma los detalles del pago y crea un token. En este punto, puedes usar la función de selección de monedas para elegir qué tokens quieres gastar. Ten en cuenta que las fichas se denominan en 1 sat, 2 sats, 4 sats, 8 sats, 16 sats, y así. Puedes pensar en ellos como billetes de 10 euros, 20 euros, 50 euros como ejemplo. 6. Copia el token.

En este punto, puedes enviar el token a otra persona o canjearlo en tu propia cartera. Como solo estamos probando las cosas, haremos esto mas tarde. 1. Para recibir, haz clic en Recibir > Pegar y canjear efectivo. eNuts debe leer automáticamente su portapapeles y canjear el token.

💡 Puedes comprobar los tokens de efectivo pendientes en tu historial de transacciones y reclamarlos si el destinatario aún no los ha canjeado. Para hacer esto, selecciona una transacción saliente de tu historial de transacciones y luego compruebe si se ha gastado el token. Si el token está pendiente, puede reclamar el token de vuelta tu billetera.

Intercambio entre Mints

Es posible que te hayas preguntado si diferentes mentas pueden enviar y recibir fondos entre sí. La respuesta es sí. Bueno, más o menos. En lugar de enviar tokens de cashu entre sí, las transacciones entre estas casas vuelven a Lightning, ya que un mint también es un nodo Lightning. Los tokens de Cashu en sí mismos no son fungibles en todos los nodos. Para probar esto, puedes añadir otra menta si aún no lo has hecho, por ejemplo, el mint cashme LNbits o el mint que presenta eNuts por defecto.

💡 Ten en cuenta que algunas mentas reservarán una cierta cantidad de sats para pagar las tarifas de enrutamiento, lo que significa que no puedes retirar todos tus sats. Para evitar esto, también puedes crear tu propio mint con tu cartera Bitcoin Txoko LNbits activando la extensión Cashu.

Vaya a Opciones > Gestión de mint y selecciona el mint del que desea intercambiar. Luego vaya a Multimint swap en Fondos.

Elige un mint para intercambiar.

Elige una cantidad y toca en la tarifa de estimación para estimar las posibles tarifas de Lightning.

Haz clic en Continuar.

Comprueba los detalles y, opcionalmente, usa la selección de monedas, luego presione Intercambiar ya. Ahora, en segundo plano, la casa de la moneda de envío está pagando una factura Lightning de la casa de la moneda de recepción. Una vez que se liquida la factura, el token intercambiado debe aparecer en el saldo de su billetera en la casa de la moneda de recepción.

Retiro

Cuando quieras convertir tus cashu sats a Lightning sats, puedes hacer retiros. 1. Haga clic en Enviar > Pagar factura Lightning 2. Seleccione un mint desde el que enviar si utiliza varias. 3. En factura LN o LNURL, introduzca una factura, LNURL o dirección Lightning; o simplemente escanea un código QR. 4. Elije la cantidad y la estimación de comisiones. 5. Comprueba los detalles antes de pulsar Cash out. El mint canjea los tokens de efectivo y paga la factura de Lightning.

Respaldo (Backups)

La copia de seguridad de los tokens de cashu es probablemente diferente al proceso al que podrías estar acostumbrado para hacer copias de seguridad de las carteras de Bitcoin y Lightning. Dado que los fondos están representados por tokens que son solo blobs de datos, solo estás haciendo una copia de seguridad de estas piezas de datos cuando haces una copia de seguridad de los tokens de ecash. Esto también significa que tus copias de seguridad se invalida cada vez que realizas una transacción. Diferentes clientes de cartera han implementado copias de seguridad de manera diferente y solo funcionarán con la misma cartera que ha creado la copia de seguridad.

eNuts crea un token de cashu con todos sus fondos en él y a qué moneda pertenecen.

• Para crear una copia de seguridad, ve a Opciones > Seguridad > Crear un token de copia de seguridad. Copia el token y guárdalo en un lugar seguro.

Alternativamente, puedes hacer una copia de seguridad de cada una de tus mints individualmente.

• Para ello, ve a Opciones > Gestión de la casa de la moneda y seleccione la casa de la moneda de la que desea hacer una copia de seguridad. Ve a Copia de seguridad de fondos, copia el token y guárdalo en un lugar seguro.

Para restaurar, simplemente copie el token de copia de seguridad y abra la aplicación eNuts. La aplicación debería leer su portapapeles y preguntarle si desea restaurar el token.

Nostr

eNuts integra Nostr para que puedas enviar efectivo a tus contactos.

Para usar esta función, ve a Contactos y pega tu clave pública de nostr. eNuts luego extrae tu lista de contactos de los relays. ~~Desafortunadamente, la función de búsqueda aún no se ha implementado, lo que puede hacer que encontrar el contacto correcto sea un poco engorroso si tienes muchos.~~ Con la actualización a la v0.1.1-beta, eNuts ahora soporta la búsqueda, y funciona a las mil maravillas. Simplemente introduce una npub, dirección nostr o busca por una palabra clave y podrás enviar ecash directamente a tu contacto.

El destinatario debe recibir un mensaje directo de Nostr tipo 4 que contenga el token ecash que puede canjear en su billetera.

Conclusion

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