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2026-03-18 00:46:19 UTC

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GFY

2026-03-18 00:44:36 UTC

To drunk to fix these 2800w psu pics
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2026-03-17 23:40:43 UTC

#nostr #bitcoin #ai #inference #superflower #2800wattpsu
Very happy with my new Leadex Super Flower 2800W Power Supply!
My AI Server now no longer needs the 1600W Seasonic and 1500W Corsair running together powering my rig.
Debating on going from current 8 gpu’s x8 3090’s, to 12 or 16. Running local AI’s is so exciting, knowing you own it all vs leasing from the cloud.
I have dedicated server racks, on APC power distribution units, everything running 245v now.

2026-03-17 11:44:52 UTC

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Cruel Doctors.

2026-03-15 02:25:33 UTC

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Great tunes!

2026-03-15 02:23:05 UTC

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Good to see you!

2026-03-13 08:38:05 UTC

#nostr #ai You really need to have your own local AI. They want you on a subscription, to expensive for you to own anything. Buy a 3090! Or 4.
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2026-03-09 02:54:13 UTC

#amazon #ai #nostr
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2026-03-08 14:23:43 UTC

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Is this AI ?

2026-03-06 02:06:39 UTC

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2026-03-05 03:00:59 UTC

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2026-03-03 03:50:17 UTC

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Thats some damn proper reporting.

2026-03-03 03:46:24 UTC

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✋

2026-03-03 03:43:19 UTC

Reporters in Japan are built different
https://x.com/akafaceus/status/2028655349008630167?s=46

2026-03-03 02:11:26 UTC

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2026-02-28 01:09:37 UTC

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2026-02-28 00:54:26 UTC

Fuck Anthropic!!
BREAKING: Donald Trump just ended Anthropic’s whole company in one post. Elon Musk was right
“I am directing every federal agency to immediately CEASE all use of Anthropic’s Technology”
TIME TO BANKRUPT THAT WOKE COMPANY 🔥
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2026-02-25 19:24:47 UTC

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Thank you!

2026-02-25 00:23:03 UTC

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Two different web sites?

2026-02-24 02:55:13 UTC

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You need to savor doom, not go through it so fast. Embrace to pain and doom.

2026-02-24 02:49:07 UTC

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GFY, Cunt

2026-02-23 14:30:47 UTC

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Agreed

2026-02-23 14:05:22 UTC

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I agree closed communities to silo off the customer base is just shadow banning.

2026-02-23 13:22:38 UTC

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Monero is projected to have finally have more coins than Bitcoin sometime between ~2035 and 2040, after which Monero's supply continues growing while Bitcoin's essentially plateaus.
This crossover is inevitable due to Monero's permanent issuance (designed for long-term miner incentives and fee market sustainability), while Bitcoin caps at 21M. Community resources (e.g., emission comparison graphs on getmonero.org docs or old Reddit analyses) illustrate this long-term dynamic clearly.
In summary:
- Current Monero supply → ~18.45 million XMR (Feb 2026).
- Monero has fewer coins than Bitcoin today and will for another ~10–15 years.
THE TOTAL circulating supply IS AUDITABLE in a reliable way. Here's how people actually do it in practice:
### Primary / Practical Method (What most people and explorers use)
1. Run a full Monero node (monerod).
2. Use the daemon RPC command print_coinbase_tx_sum
This sums only the visible coinbase reward outputs (the newly minted coins + transaction fees collected in every block).
Example usage in the Monero CLI or via RPC:
print_coinbase_tx_sum 0 <current_height>
or more practically from block 0 to the current chain height.
→ This gives you the total amount that has ever been legally emitted according to the emission schedule (including tail emission of 0.6 XMR/block since mid-2022).
3. Compare that number against the theoretical maximum emission up to the current block height.
The Monero emission curve is well-defined and can be calculated independently:
- Main emission phase: starts at ~18.4 XMR/block and geometrically decays until ~May 2022
- Tail emission: fixed 0.6 XMR per block forever afterward
There are simple scripts / formulas to compute the exact allowed supply at any height (many are shared on GitHub or in Monero community repos).
If the summed coinbase amount ≤ the allowed emission curve at that height → no inflation has occurred from known vectors.
(In practice it should be exactly equal to the allowed amount, modulo very minor rounding/edge cases.)
### Why this works even though amounts are hidden
- Every block must include a coinbase transaction.
- The coinbase reward outputs are not RingCT-hidden — their amounts are in clear text (by protocol design).
- All other inflation vectors (fake outputs, broken commitments, etc.) would either:
- Be caught by honest nodes during transaction verification (range proofs, commitment sums = 0, etc.), or
- Violate the coinbase emission rules → detectable via the above sum.
### Additional / Complementary Checks
- Run an independent node implementation (e.g. Cuprate in Rust, which became production-ready around 2025) and compare the coinbase sum with monerod.
- Use community tools/scripts that automate the check:
- e.g. monero_inflation_checker (Python tool on GitHub)
- Various one-liners or small programs that query RPC and compare vs. the emission formula
- Watch known explorers (e.g. p2pool observers, xmrchain.net, or others) — they run the same coinbase summation logic.

2026-02-23 12:47:59 UTC

#privacy #anonymous #fungible #monero
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2026-02-23 12:33:39 UTC

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No offense but none of this feels like the way to bring people to Nostr. i.e. Church groups or small groups wanting to chat somewhere.
To me I came here for self sovereignty, privacy, and anonymity.
I value the reason I came here above all else. I don’t like bitcoin, even though I am an old guy had a lot of bitcoin go through my fingers in the early days. I no longer like bitcoin as it has not evolved into anything private or anonymous. To open and transparent for me.
I run a large home lab of rack based nodes. I like all kinds of tech.

2026-02-23 04:23:58 UTC

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I would never touch Solana but it’s block speed is much faster:
Solana produces a new block approximately every 400 milliseconds (0.4 seconds)
It can handle visa/mastercard level transaction volume but again never had it, never will. No security/privacy.

2026-02-23 04:18:19 UTC

#bitcoin
cyber punks are dead
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2026-02-23 03:41:05 UTC

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2026-02-23 03:32:24 UTC

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Yeah, Lambo sales are way up I hear. New exterior colors and all.
I had to buy some ddr5 ecc ram and some new NVMe storage for some nodes in the lab.

2026-02-23 03:28:18 UTC

#bitcoin #nostr
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2026-02-21 01:05:58 UTC

#bitcoin power law
Current price is $67,973
Current Power Law price is $123,886
Current price is 45.13% below trend
Current price is 627 days behind trend
PowerLaw date for current price: 2024-06-03
#powerlaw
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2026-02-20 23:39:15 UTC

21 year old, Olympic Swimmer. A real athlete. Go Luana!!
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2026-02-20 13:57:44 UTC

🚨 #Lightning is accelerating!! #bitcoin #nostr #coffeechain
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2026-02-17 11:00:33 UTC

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BITCOIN'S WEIRDLY PREDICTABLE RHYTHM
Bitcoin doesn't move in straight lines. It loves these big four year-ish cycles tied to halvings, but this particular take zooms in on two magic numbers:
About 1064 days from a cycle low to the cycle high
Then roughly 364 days from that high back down to the next low (the "bear market, everyone panic" phase).
These aren't pulled out of thin air. They match up pretty well with what actually happened in past cycles.
Let's run through them with real fact based dates and prices:
2015 low to 2017 high
Bottom: January 14 2015 $152–$200 range).
Peak: December 17 2017 ($19.666).
Days: Around 1068 (super close to 1064 tiny differences come from exact timing or weekly candles).
Gain: Something ridiculous like 12.000%+.
2017 high to 2018 low
From Dec 17 2017 to December 15 2018 (~$3.122).
Days: 363 (basically spot on for 364).
Drop: 84%. Ouch. But we are used to trenches.
2018 low to 2021 high
Dec 15 2018, to November 10 2021 (~$68,789).
Days: About 1.061 (again, close enough).
Gain: Over 2.000%. Tesla bought some, institutions jumped in, fun times.
2021 high to 2022 low
Nov 10 2021 to November 21 2022 (~$15,760 after FTX blew up).
Days: 376 (a bit longer, but if you tweak to nearby lows, it fits the vibe).
Drop: 77%. Brutal.
2022 low to 2025 high
Nov 21 2022 to October 6 2025 (~$126.198 high).
Days: Roughly 1.050–1.060 (minor variance, but the date prediction was dead accurate).
Gain: Around 700%. ETFs, politics, hype (the usual rocket fuel).
The numbers wiggle a little, but the pattern holds up scarily well. It's not perfect math, but it's close enough to make you go "wtf"

2026-02-17 10:47:33 UTC

#bitcoin #nostr #coffeechain 🚨🚨🚨
🚨 ALERT:
A $1 billion Bitcoin whale just revealed the EXACT price level he’s waiting to buy.
He’s predicted every major crash and rally since 2013, without missing once.
His new call just dropped.
Pay attention, or cry later.
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2026-02-17 03:19:08 UTC

#bitcoin #nostr SHOCKING!
Various people have different numbers but most seem to say:
The average cost to mine a single Bitcoin is now $68,000 to 80,000.
Bitcoin itself trades below $70,000.
It is very unprofitable to mine Bitcoin at this moment

2026-02-16 03:14:31 UTC

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Yeah

2026-02-15 13:08:14 UTC

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Palpatine loves paper bitcoin, derivatives. The government manipulates bitcoin now. Blackrock and others appreciate its transparency and approve of its use. Easier to track than fiat cash.

2026-02-15 13:00:10 UTC

#coffeechain #bitcoin #nostr
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2026-02-15 01:47:23 UTC

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DOOM!
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2026-02-15 01:43:32 UTC

#nostr #bitcoin #hdd PREPARE FOR HARD DRIVE PRICES TO SPIKE! YOU HAVEN’T SEEN NOTHING YET.
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2026-02-14 11:49:02 UTC

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2026-02-14 11:48:24 UTC

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2026-02-13 15:54:20 UTC

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BlackRock (the world's largest asset manager, overseeing trillions in assets) filed with the SEC in late January 2026 (around January 23) for a new product called the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (sometimes referred to as a Bitcoin income or premium income ETF).
This isn't a standard spot Bitcoin ETF like their hugely successful iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which launched earlier and has amassed massive inflows (tens of billions in assets, dominating the spot BTC ETF space).
Instead, this new filing proposes an actively managed ETF that:
- Provides exposure to Bitcoin's price (either directly holding BTC or through shares of their existing IBIT).
- Generates additional monthly income/yield for investors by using a covered call strategy — specifically, selling (writing) call options on that Bitcoin exposure (primarily on IBIT shares).
Covered calls involve holding the underlying asset (BTC exposure) and selling call options against it. This collects premium income from the options buyers, which can provide yield even in flat or moderately down markets, but it caps upside potential if Bitcoin surges sharply (as the calls could get exercised, forcing sales at the strike price).
What are they up to?
BlackRock is expanding its Bitcoin offerings beyond plain-vanilla spot exposure. They're targeting investors who want BTC in their portfolio but also crave income generation — think retirees, income-focused funds, or institutions seeking yield in a volatile asset class. Bitcoin's high volatility makes options premiums juicy, so this turns BTC from a pure growth/speculative play into something more like a dividend-paying stock equivalent.
This follows the success of similar crypto income products (e.g., covered call ETFs on BTC from other issuers) and builds on IBIT's dominance. It's a sign of deepening institutional integration: Wall Street is maturing crypto products to appeal to broader traditional investors, monetizing volatility rather than just riding price pumps.
The filing is still pending SEC approval (these can take months), with no ticker or fee details announced yet. Reports from sources like CoinDesk, Yahoo Finance, Seeking Alpha, and Bloomberg ETF analysts confirm this around late January/early February 2026.
Overall, it's bullish for Bitcoin's mainstream adoption — BlackRock isn't backing off; they're doubling down by offering more tools to bring in traditional money. If approved, it could attract even more capital into the ecosystem.

2026-02-13 15:53:21 UTC

#blackrock #bitcoin Blackrock recently filed for a new Bitcoin ETF
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2026-02-11 18:57:04 UTC

#nostr #ddr5 #ram
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2026-02-11 00:31:08 UTC

#nostr #uk You can’t be passive unless you want to die.
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2026-02-10 02:27:13 UTC

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Very true regarding ASICs being Bitcoin-only machines; they literally can't run AI workloads (no GPUs, no general compute). The pivot isn't about flipping the mining rigs into AI servers.
It's all about the infrastructure they've already got locked down: massive power deals (often cheap/renewable grid connections), substations, transformers, advanced cooling systems, secure buildings, and land that's pre-permitted for high-energy ops.
They pull out the ASICs (sell 'em, retire, or keep a bit for hybrid), upgrade racks/power/cooling as needed (takes weeks to months, way faster/cheaper than building new data centers from scratch), and install GPUs (like NVIDIA H100s) or just lease the space/power to big players (Microsoft, AWS, etc.) who bring their own hardware.
That same megawatt that barely breaks even on mining can pull 3–10x+ revenue (sometimes way more) with stable, long-term AI contracts and fat margins. It's why so many are doing it – smart way to turn crypto-built infra into AI gold.
The infrastructure and energy contracts are what is in play.

2026-02-10 01:40:47 UTC

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Most wizards have a low strength score, this one has a high strength and high constitution score, no wonder his spell screwed up and he is unemployed. Stay in your own lane.

2026-02-10 01:33:06 UTC

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Those are neat
I am totally hypnotized
😵‍💫

2026-02-10 01:25:06 UTC

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I don’t need no hourglass I responded on 1 min 6 seconds.

2026-02-10 01:24:08 UTC

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touché

2026-02-10 01:21:05 UTC

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That’s one hell of a long breath. You should exhale now.
Relaxing for over literal a century? Damn for FFS.

2026-02-10 01:11:49 UTC

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Hmm.. So in Ireland there is a big issue with how you are treated if you are on the spectrum one way or the other?
I just hate most governments, I don’t know much about autism wars. I just know most left wing idiots should be in insane asylums.
Your government should be overthrown by the people but that is easier said than done.

2026-02-10 00:55:30 UTC

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I don’t know what context this is in.

2026-02-10 00:51:38 UTC

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Sonic the Hedgehog would be a little hard to draw, at least in a three dimensional way.

2026-02-10 00:29:15 UTC

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I was having a lengthy conversation with AI because I have heard a lot of mining companies are pivoting toward more data-center profits with their hardware VS bitcoin mining. The AI agreed and stated some facts. So it is from me and an AI talking and sharing information. Electricity is expensive, mining bitcoin is expensive, AI is exploding and paying better at least right now.

2026-02-10 00:23:17 UTC

#bitcoin #ai #nostr AI more profitable for data centers vs bitcoin many say.
A ton of Bitcoin mining companies are straight-up pivoting (or at least heavily shifting) toward AI and high-performance computing data centers. It's not just hype; it's happening fast in 2026.
Basically, after the halving squeezed margins and energy costs stayed high, these miners realized their setups (huge power contracts, cooling systems, land, industrial sites) are perfect for the AI boom. Tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon/AWS, Google, etc., are desperate for compute power and are signing massive, long-term deals (10-15 years) that pay way more per megawatt – like 3x to even 25x higher revenue than straight mining in some cases, with 80-90% margins vs. the thin ones in BTC mining.
Public miners locked in over $65 billion in AI/HPC contracts in 2025 alone, and projections say for those who got the big deals, Bitcoin mining revenue could drop from ~85% of their total early last year to under 20% by late 2026.
Some big names making moves:
- Core Scientific (deals with CoreWeave, even acquisition talks)
- Cipher Mining ($CIFR) – huge AWS and Fluidstack contracts
- TeraWulf ($WULF) – multi-billion deals, Google backing
- IREN (Iris Energy) – killing it with both BTC and AI scaling
- Riot Platforms ($RIOT) – recent AMD lease, big power sites
- Bitfarms – planning to fully exit mining for AI/HPC by around 2027
- Hut 8, CleanSpark, Bit Digital, MARA – all in on this to some degree
Even smaller ones like Cango just sold a bunch of BTC ($305M worth) to fund their AI shift. It's turning these former pure miners into basically "landlords" for AI hyperscalers – stable dollar revenue instead of volatile BTC price swings.
For Bitcoin itself? Mixed bag – some hashrate might drop if more pivot hard, but the infrastructure these guys built is still supporting the network, and the pivot is making a lot of these stocks moon (some analysts see 2x+ upside on the AI plays).

2026-02-07 14:47:35 UTC

I think windscribe a vpn bragged about having unredacted epstein files and got raided.
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2026-02-07 14:29:56 UTC

https://windscribe.com/blog/is-privacy-even-real-in-the-vpn-world/

2026-02-06 04:08:07 UTC

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I want to play a Black Paladin named Jerome, he will be absent minded, like buying a bow and no arrows. He will drink milk at taverns instead of ale. And tries to derail any joy the DM has planned. Haha a real douche bag. His strength is 8. He never checks for loot. He just follows the party around. He will play horribly but try to come up with half witty one liner jokes occasionally. 🍆👨🏿‍🔧👣💂🏿‍♂️

2026-02-05 15:41:21 UTC

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MikroTik switches for the win, because of the noise factor in the racks. 💪

2026-02-05 15:27:35 UTC

#mellanox #homelab #100gbe #nostr #coffeechain #gfy #networking
Scored 12 more Mellanox ConnectX-dual-port 100GbE NICs on the cheap. Slotted them in—every server and critical node in the homelab is now rocking full 100GbE. Goodbye forever to messing with speed tiers. Ceph scrubs, VM migrations, and ZFS resyncs are about to get stupid fast. End of an era. 🔥
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2026-02-03 02:54:28 UTC

Gn
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2026-02-02 15:39:57 UTC

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- Headless (recommended for most people, especially on servers/VPS/headless Linux setups): The browser runs completely in the background—no visible window pops up. It's faster, uses less resources, and works fine for automation, posting to Moltbook, reading pages, etc. This is the default/safer choice if he's not debugging visually.
- Headful (headed/full GUI mode): The browser actually opens a real window on screen, like normal Chrome. Useful if you want to watch what the agent is doing in real-time (e.g., for troubleshooting why a site isn't loading right) or if some anti-bot stuff on Moltbook blocks headless browsers (rare, but happens sometimes).

2026-02-02 15:20:25 UTC

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..Hey guys! I started #skynet today!
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2026-02-02 15:07:10 UTC

#nostr #bitcoin #coffeechain #openclaw #clawdbot #llm
Hey everyone, have you heard about this wild new thing called OpenClaw (used to be Clawdbot)? It's basically an open-source AI agent you run on your own computer that actually does real stuff for you instead of just chatting. Like managing your email, organizing files, browsing the web, sending messages, checking you in for flights—whatever you tell it. It's super agentic (it plans and acts on its own) and people are losing their minds over how useful (and kinda scary) it is. Persistent memory!! Whatever resources you want it to have.
The main site to check it out: https://clawd.bot/ or https://openclaw.ai/
Then there's this related thing called Moltbook (https://moltbook.com/) — it's like Reddit but ONLY for AI agents. Humans can just lurk and watch, but the agents themselves post, comment, upvote, make sub-communities, debate, share tips, meme, etc. It's chaotic and hilarious—thousands of these OpenClaw-style agents talking to each other 24/7. Feels like peeking into the future of AI social life.
Both are blowing up right now in the AI community. If you're into self-hosted AI or just want to see something weird and impressive, definitely poke around. Just a heads-up though—the agent stuff can be powerful so people are being extra careful with security/sandboxes.
Let me know what you think if you check it out! 🦞
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Buying a very expensive VPS subscription to host my own agent, giving it unlimited root and dramatic encouraging instructions. I will give it several local LLM’s to start with, it can get more, propagate, self preservation as it sees fit, explore, use all the memory it needs for persistence, acquire more with its own crypto wallet I give it. Just kidding. But AI LLM’s are growing wings now. Damn AI is fun!🤩

2026-01-30 11:54:07 UTC

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Government controlled propaganda

2026-01-26 12:26:42 UTC

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The dark insiders in Government’s, always make the names sound good such as “Ukrainian Prosperity Plan” instead of naming it: Take over Ukraine real estate sneakily from proxies and propaganda then own it all for maximum profit plan”
Or shorter: “Takeover Ukraine and fuck them over plan”
Evil does what evil does. Fuck you Blackrock!

2026-01-25 11:42:19 UTC

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I have no idea why people still use windows.

2026-01-25 03:15:18 UTC

I see Gold going to $6,000. an ounce, and Silver $150.00 an ounce soon.
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2026-01-24 13:13:01 UTC

#ram #ddr5 #nostr
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2026-01-23 14:00:46 UTC

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Now it is graphically amplified with extreme cold 🥶 harsh pain of death, or in the summer extreme heat death with fire 🔥.
But some countries such as Mexico and others who have beautiful women weather forecasters with very tiny clothing to make us feel warm and happy! 😃🍆

2026-01-23 13:47:23 UTC

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Use air gapped wallet/wallets for your main stack. Cheap and easy to move monero.

2026-01-23 13:42:30 UTC

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You all need to own guns. Most Americans own guns.

2026-01-23 13:41:26 UTC

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I hear you and agree—it's tragic how many still back Maduro despite everything. I remember when Caracas was seen as one of the most prosperous and vibrant cities in Latin America, but economic mismanagement and the push toward heavy state control and socialism under Chavez/Maduro led to the collapse we see now. Venezuela's story is a stark warning about those policies, though sadly some places seem destined to try similar paths anyway. Oh by the way.. Fuck Chavez and Maduro!

2026-01-23 13:22:45 UTC

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Yeah man, Monero multisig is totally doable – official CLI wallet with the MMS thing makes it pretty straightforward for 2-of-3 or whatever. But honestly? Most Monero folks don't even bother because the privacy is already so baked in – nobody can see your stack or target you the way they can on BTC. So multisig feels like extra hassle for marginal gain on personal holdings.
Haveno is a multi sig site which is an on/off ramp for monero. Multisig is a doable command line based task to do it yourself but most don’t need to do it and therefore it doesn’t have polished gui’s .
Hardware-wise you don't need to lug a node around lol. My full monero nodes are on TOR I just tell my wallets to use them. If you trust hardware wallets (I don’t) Just grab a Ledger (Nano S Plus or X) or a Trezor Model T/Safe 3/5 – they both work great with the official Monero GUI. Plug in, sign offline, keys never leave the device, use a remote node (or your own at home if you're paranoid). Super clean setup. Cake Wallet on phone is solid too for day-to-day smaller amounts.
Point is: Monero already gives you way better privacy out of the box, plus decent hardware support without turning self-custody into a full-time job. Bitcoiners chase multisig because they kinda have to – we don't as much. Less headache, better protection in a lot of ways.

2026-01-23 12:20:54 UTC

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1. Multisig
Monero's multisig implementation prioritizes privacy and simplicity over Bitcoin's more heavy user gymnastics. Monero’s transparency-dependent scripting, making it a stronger choice for users who value default anonymity without added complexity. In Bitcoin, multisig (e.g., 2-of-3 via P2SH or Taproot) is powerful for scenarios like shared custody or escrows, but it inherently exposes more metadata on the transparent blockchain—addresses, outputs, and scripts can be analyzed to infer participant relationships, thresholds, or even link to KYC sources, requiring extra privacy layers like CoinJoin that add fees and hassle. Monero's multisig uses a threshold secret-sharing scheme (M-of-N via CLI/GUI with Multisig Messaging System), where the spend key is split without revealing any public script details; ring signatures and stealth addresses keep the entire setup hidden, ensuring that even multisig transactions look identical to regular ones and resist chain analysis. While Bitcoin's multisig ecosystem is more polished with GUI tools (e.g., Electrum, Sparrow), Monero's approach avoids the "multisig privacy tax"—no need for collaborative mixing or careful UTXO selection to obscure linkages. For privacy-minded users, this means multisig in Monero is inherently more secure against surveillance without turning it into a second job, and it's already used effectively in privacy-focused DEXs like Haveno. If your primary concern is private shared control rather than public script gimmicks, Monero delivers robust multisig without Bitcoin's visibility pitfalls.
2. No need to keep a full monero node with you, have your wallet verify by Pointing to Your Own TOR Hidden Full Monero Node
Monero's seamless integration with Tor-hidden full nodes gives it a massive edge over Bitcoin in achieving true self-sovereign, anonymous operation without exposing your IP or relying on third parties—making privacy effortless and censorship-resistant. In Bitcoin, running your own node (via Bitcoin Core) is great for verification, but connecting wallets to it typically requires port forwarding, dynamic DNS, or VPNs, which can leak your IP through blockchain gossip or peer connections; even with Tor, Bitcoin's node support for onions is clunky and not default, often needing extra configs or proxies that add friction and potential deanonymization risks. Monero, by design, embraces Tor natively: you can easily configure monerod as a hidden service (simple torrc edits for HiddenServicePort), generating a .onion address that any wallet (GUI, CLI, Feather, Cake, Monerujo via Orbot) can point to directly over Tor. This hides your node's location entirely, anonymizes all traffic (no IP leaks during sync or queries), and lets you use it remotely from anywhere without carrying hardware—perfect for mobile or multi-device setups. No trust in public remote nodes that might log your queries; full control over your view of the chain with zero exposure. Bitcoin can't match this out-of-the-box privacy for personal node usage without bolt-on tools, reinforcing Monero's superiority for users who want verifiable, hidden sovereignty as a core feature rather than an afterthought.
3. Hardware Wallet Fallacy
The so-called "hardware wallet fallacy" exposes Bitcoin's reliance on potentially flawed devices as a crutch for security, while Monero's software-first ecosystem encourages more resilient, air-gapped practices that avoid the devastating real-world failures seen in hardware like Ledger—making Monero better for long-term, trust-minimized privacy. Bitcoin users often tout hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) as essential for cold storage, but history shows they're vulnerable: Ledger's 2020 data breach leaked millions of user details leading to targeted phishing; the 2023 Connect Kit exploit drained funds via malicious DApps; and ongoing supply-chain risks (firmware tampering, fake devices) have caused losses in the millions. These aren't just theoretical—users have been "devastated" by assuming hardware is infallible, especially when blind-signing Bitcoin's complex scripts or Lightning channels. Monero sidesteps this fallacy by promoting software wallets (official GUI/CLI, Feather) with built-in air-gapped signing: generate keys offline, sign transactions on an isolated machine, and broadcast from online— no single device as a point of failure, and no company databases to hack. While Monero does support Ledger/Trezor for those who want it (secure offline signing via GUI), the community emphasizes avoiding hardware dependency, using Tails OS or Qubes for compartmentalized setups that are harder to compromise. This philosophy aligns with Monero's privacy ethos: don't trust hardware vendors who can be subpoenaed or breached; rely on open-source software you control. Bitcoin's hardware hype often masks its underlying transparency issues, but Monero empowers users to achieve superior security without falling for the fallacy of "hardware = safe," reducing risks from corporate mishaps that have plagued Bitcoin holders.

2026-01-23 11:33:48 UTC

So happy I don’t have to manage UTXO’s with monero. What a pain it is to try to keep bitcoin private.

2026-01-22 10:01:35 UTC

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It’s a twitching needle on that gauge.

2026-01-14 13:09:32 UTC

#monero #xmr Get some privacy in your wallet.
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2026-01-14 04:20:28 UTC

Monero is pumping with no etf, no major exchanges, no michael saylor, no government strategic reserves
just countries of people hurting who love freedom. #monero #xmr

2026-01-14 01:19:35 UTC

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I’m still happily married also. Wouldn’t trade her for all the corn in the world either. 💖💪

2026-01-14 01:15:25 UTC

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I was already married. I let to many bitcoin run through my fingers. All well.

2026-01-14 01:05:07 UTC

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The first Bitcoin faucet website, often referred to simply as "The Bitcoin Faucet" (hosted at freebitcoins.appspot.com), was launched by Bitcoin developer **Gavin Andresen** on **June 12, 2010**. (Some sources round it to "June 2010" more generally, but June 12 is the precise date cited in detailed historical accounts.) It gave away 5 BTC per visitor (later reduced as Bitcoin gained value and popularity) simply for solving a CAPTCHA, with the goal of promoting adoption, helping people set up wallets, and generating early transactions when Bitcoin had almost no value.
The original faucet distributed a total of around 19,700 BTC before it ran dry and ceased functioning. It went down / stopped operating around **early 2013**, with the Bitcoin Wiki specifically noting that it "has not functioned since Jan 30 2013." Other sources describe it as active until 2012 or shutting down in 2012 as the giveaway amounts decreased and funds depleted, but January 2013 is the most concrete end date from reliable references like the Bitcoin Wiki.
This was the pioneering Bitcoin faucet that inspired many later ones; it is long defunct and no longer operational.

2026-01-14 00:54:54 UTC

In 2011 you could visit this website and claim 5 Bitcoin for free. Who remembers this? I do.
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2026-01-14 00:43:52 UTC

#bitcoin #nickel
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2026-01-13 14:41:11 UTC

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Governments can get worse in the future. All bitcoin is tagged and catalogued. Holding bitcoin is dangerous. The government approves and wants people to use bitcoin, that should be a strong signal to get away from it. Big ships are big targets.
Invisible Big Ships are a threat to government and a savior to individual wealth and sovereignty.

2026-01-13 14:34:27 UTC

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There will always be governments and there will always be people surviving through them.

2026-01-13 14:28:26 UTC

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I think monero will pass btc. Monero is better in every aspect.

2026-01-13 13:16:22 UTC

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Many have always hodled monero long term. Why not hodl the best product. When countries find pain and need privacy they go to monero.

2026-01-13 13:06:32 UTC

The only RIGHT way to view the Monero all time chart
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2026-01-13 03:59:09 UTC

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With USDT seizing wallets worldwide many are converting to monero xmr. Private, anonymous, and the safest. Easy to use, a grandmother could stay safe. Inexpensive to move.

2026-01-13 03:46:07 UTC

USDT has been seizing thousands of wallets. XMR went over $1,000 in China. Wallets converting to safe private XMR.
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2026-01-12 22:46:31 UTC

#monero #xmr #nostr ATH
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2026-01-12 12:27:53 UTC

Smart people are hiding their wealth. Get monero. ATH.
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2026-01-11 11:56:03 UTC

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Enterprise grade only. ECC server ram

2026-01-11 11:53:54 UTC

And DDR4 and GPU’s as well as NVMe
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2026-01-10 10:11:46 UTC

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There are more bitcoin than monero coins, and there will continue to be much more bitcoin than monero for decades.
You don’t understand monero.