Wtf


Test


Era ter um grupo pra trazer o pessoal do twitter pra cá


O óbito mesmo kkk


Mas valeu pq minha intenção era fazer um grupo não um canal kkk


Mas voce pode ter entrado pelo Amethyst tbm


Pois eu to tentando entender como funciona aqui no 0xchat


Vish quem é?


I works on Amethyst make a note and delete see for yourself


🤔 Interesting bit of info...

 https://m.primal.net/JEzV.mp4 into:


RFC: Cashu zaps NIP

https://wikifreedia.xyz/cashu-zap-nip/f7z.io

Proposal to make cashu zaps where the payment itself is the zap (instead of waiting for a zap receipt from the zapper)

The sender locks a zap to the recipient's pubkey, optionally sending to a mint the user has recommended before (kind:38000).

Cashu is a bearer token so the receipt IS the money and the money IS the receipt.

nostr:npub12rv5lskctqxxs2c8rf2zlzc7xx3qpvzs3w4etgemauy9thegr43sf485vg


Hi again


If you are using the following relays, beware that many clients will not connect, upload or download data from them. Amethyst Push Notifications will also not connect to them.

- wss://relay.orangepill.dev certificate has expired
- wss://ca.relayable.org certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.btcmp.com certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.delo.software certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.drss.io Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: nostr.drss.io. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:nostr.io, DNS:www.nostr.io
- wss://nostr.libreleaf.com certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.mikedilger.com Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: nostr.mikedilger.com. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:chorus.mikedilger.com
- wss://nostr.onsats.org Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: nostr.onsats.org. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:onsats.org
- wss://nostr.openordex.org certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.orangepill.dev certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.plebchain.org certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.unknown.place self-signed certificate
- wss://nostr.walletofsatoshi.com certificate has expired
- wss://nostr.zaprite.io Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: nostr.zaprite.io. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:examplewalk.com, DNS:www.examplewalk.com
- wss://nostr.zebedee.cloud Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: nostr.zebedee.cloud. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:names-hub.com, DNS:www.names-hub.com
- wss://private.red.gn.net certificate has expired
- wss://relay.nostr.ro certificate has expired
- wss://relay.orangepill.dev certificate has expired
- wss://relayable.org certificate has expired


Like a bank account


Testando pelo amethyst


Hi


Yeah I downloaded amethyst again and tried with no other account and it's fine


I login with her npub only


Looks like I found a security bug or something


👀
nostr:nevent1qqsvfngqv97y2a2mrexm05ttnnvj84unfmah2qzt7g270vy6aj3549spzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtczyzvmk4v3eygkvq8cg5g86v0ekk0z7lr7pxsllqpwsncag0d92l9xgqcyqqqqq2s4n8jnf


wtf is this shit 🤡🤌


Maybe you need a Monero it's private so you can actually spend it

https://m.primal.net/JBOO.mp4


Literally this plus privacy and scalability issues

nostr:note1ns5mqc2ysrh4zyx38rgwwkzm0fd3x2lhkpjw0mfaf3u6h0pzqgvsvrh5aj


"Fuck Gun Control nine millimeter"

Live Free Or Die, this are not empty words...

"A controversial man who lived free"

R.I.P JSTARK1809

https://video.nostr.build/9455dd185f67f6f84261ebde36849c82eff74e6796c5d2dcd33df46221a9f1cb.mp4

nostr:nevent1qqsqn05u9j8zflt269sxengrjxkdau59p4al88027nkqjwh8a8sznucpzpmhxue69uhkummnw3ezumt0d5hsygzt4r5x6tvh39kujvmu8egqdyvf84e3w4e0mq0ckswamfwcn5eduspsgqqqqqqstcefjd


Fuck This Dystopia - JStark1809.

Essa é a apresentação de Stark no HCPP20 Praga.

https://youtu.be/3joI5hldJjI?si=k-IUDOttM-34LLyN


🚫 BANNED!

Ever since launching this video:

- TikTok "banned" the Geyser account
- Google "expired" Geyser's SSL certificate without notice.

All of this for talking about Bitcoin empowering innocent civilian lives in Gaza.

Will definitely be more active on Nostr from now on.

nostr:note1rlf7fnhdwe5zyd50kdjz2wuy9c6eweza05rfpa3tywrqumrl6xdq86l54z


Fuck israel all day & everyday 🖕🏻 https://video.nostr.build/0247e6370a210c78166f9be8a9bd0063dc356abf3f078d4f613347b4a220ee7e.mp4
nostr:nevent1qqsxzpp8mfh60ttk6a7n58ttx994vhzk9djhdsyyxll2jusucx8kpeqppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qgsgkz3tatmwhmujt688378s4kjp77ychrd892yhrwye3zlhs47nd8crqsqqqqqpyfp5fl


Fuck israel all day & everyday 🖕🏻 https://video.nostr.build/0247e6370a210c78166f9be8a9bd0063dc356abf3f078d4f613347b4a220ee7e.mp4


I see lot's of idiots here talking down Umbrel for adding Monero node but at the same time they don't care about privacy or even about bitcoin scalability, I just have one thing to say to you, learn or go fuck yourselves.


To reason.


Umbrel is great they are waking up


So this is proof of stake, now I get it.

nostr:note1wrfr7tfeg3v65td5dgf7sn964q053w5xdg9yjtvg3qw86whg6ygs0845rp


Yes but if nostr doesn't get mainstream it will never get covered


So than at least show the post and reason why the npub is getting banned


No meu tempo tentavamos ao máximo separar o Bitcoin de regulamentação rastreamento e sanções mas hoje no mundo palhaço vale tudo.


KYC'd?


If the point is that investing in bitcoin is gay you got it right


Oque isso tem a ver com rastreamento e sanções OFAC na lightning?


"O Lightspark realiza triagens de sanções econômicas dos EUA para jurisdições sujeitas a sanções abrangentes dos EUA pela OFAC."

Prepare seus documentos KYC e seja bem-vindo ao futuro dos pagamentos Bitcoin! 🤡

lightspark.com/faq


She will be useless if that happens


WTF 🤣


“Every war has been a result of media lies”

— Julian Assange.

Free, free, free at last!

https://m.primal.net/Iwqk.mp4


People look at this and see nothing wrong with using DNS-based image urls or url-based relay hints inside our posts. They are never going to come after our content, right? Riiight?
nostr:nevent1qqs07vzaf20nkacc3qp0j2hjzjyynfynf9q9qpa9d23uf7n7prt2cdqpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsygxlzue8wxp0x92ax7enqggm580y4q2spspdr90fvnu3hem5ajt8pqpsgqqqqqqsqjmpl4


You cannot trust third parties. You cannot trust them to hold your money, and you cannot trust them to run the software they promise to run.

Devs are trying hard to build what they can with what they got, but they cannot perform miracles.

When people say we shouldn’t "change" Bitcoin, this is the shit they want you to deal with. They are only in it for the fiat. nostr:note1luc96j5l8dm33zqzly40y9ygfxjfxj2q2qr6264rcna8uzxk4s6ql2ngwg


Looks like it, maybe just giving a time.


Blows my mind people still using that shit


Someone bring this to nostr:npub16c0nh3dnadzqpm76uctf5hqhe2lny344zsmpm6feee9p5rdxaa9q586nvr.
Simply the sort of feeds hate to open on latest with replies.

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


semisol


Another one rage quits, this time a Dev.

nostr:note1h26pqhv3wqr5c7hszheqcun26wdvjc6ckexsu3vumdxvmt529a8sqmcqkf


For 10 years they are suppressing this information

nostr:note1nj4l8xcqncq5d4kv3d70mpt2x3llq0vcy30l82seft2te32e003qmk2gl7


Stop with the difficult questions


Sim eles e os core devs


that's the same as saying lightning not bitcoin


This could be us using Bitcoin since 2014 but we listened to Blockstream and we have lightning instead.

nostr:note1mdxgf3zhckjzs406pa6acav4tgff37f4qwef5qptt5a6uzqxrgts6zp909


This is signet Bitcoin being sent from my computer to someone else. I can send some to you too.

It is pegged into a zCash sidechain, with all the privacy features of zCash.

Except it’s not zCash. It’s Bitcoin. nostr:note1mdxgf3zhckjzs406pa6acav4tgff37f4qwef5qptt5a6uzqxrgts6zp909


#Amethyst v0.88.4: New Reactions Panel

This is a small release to gather user feedback on the new reaction panel. Are the icons too big? Too small? Just right?

Download via [Obtainium](http://amethyst.social) or [Zap.Store](https://zap.store/)


Right 🤨

https://m.primal.net/IrvD.mp4


Primal isn't alone here. We have a lot of work to do to make this as smooth as possible across all apps in our ecosystem. Good feedback nostr:npub1unmftuzmkpdjxyj4en8r63cm34uuvjn9hnxqz3nz6fls7l5jzzfqtvd0j2.
nostr:nevent1qqs24rk063j3v7yffnlszr9u9c380cjvn2hrjvenqnststtxw3dgekgpzemhxue69uhhqatjwpkx2un9d3shjtnrdakj7q3qunmftuzmkpdjxyj4en8r63cm34uuvjn9hnxqz3nz6fls7l5jzzfqxpqqqqqqzkvr6ys


Sim amanhã acho q vou abri a sala


Primal for Android 0.100.7 has been released. Here is what we have for you:

- Video uploads
- Faster feed loading
- Notifications facelift
- Settings: font size

Let us know how you like the new release or if you run into any issues.

Enjoy! 🤙💜

https://primal.net/downloads


#Amethyst v0.88.0: Performance Mode and Performance improvements

This version adds several performance improvements and includes a new UI mode in Settings that is designed for older phones. On that mode, all CPU-based animations are disabled, the use of transparency is minimized and the individually-generated robots are replaced by a static image. We also recommend disabling the Immersive Scrolling when using older phones.

Features:
- Adds performance mode on Settings
- Adds login with NIP-05 address
- Adds outbox relays to zap request: sender, receiver and author relays.
- Adds the NIP-65 relay to zap split tag instead of kind3 relays.
- Adds support for AVIF images
- Adds flare.pub videos to the media tab
- Replaces the post view count for a Share icon in the main feed.

Performance Improvements:
- Centralizes stringResource calls to cache them and avoid disk use
- Removes several unecessary UI states created during rendering
- Moves uncited hashtag parsing to a thread
- Replaces InputButton for ClickableBox to avoid loading colors during rendering
- Switches Social Icons mip-mapped PNGs to faster SVG versions
- Faster calculation of uncited hashtags in content
- Improves the speed of Robohash rendering
- Moves chatroom user group away from immutable sets
- Speeds up long-press Quick Action menus
- Optimizes NIP-11 fetch and avoids requesting twice in the same minute
- Redesigns the UI Components of the relay icons better performance
- Creates a relay flow cache to speed up the relay layout
- Combines hidden and reporting flows in a new cache
- Removes post reports Live data
- Refactors Full Bleed design of the master note
- Unifies Hidden and Report checks between the Video Feed, the Full Bleed Design and the Card layout.
- Adds a hashcode cache to speed up O(1) requests of spam and blocked user public keys
- Minimizes memory alloc by adding a native forEach and Map functions in the event's tag array
- Reduces double launch of co-routines
- Improves memory use of updates to the subscription after EOSE events
- Simplifies intrinsic size calculations for Image Previews and Videos
- Improves rendering time of chat messages

BugFixes:
- Fixes the inconsistency of button animation size in the reaction row
- Fixes the inconsistency of the Zap button graphics
- Fixes the Giftwraps query by EOSE date mismatch
- Fixes the keyboard's Go Button action on new user screen
- Stops redirecting when resolving nip05 addresses by nostr:npub1e2yuky03caw4ke3zy68lg0fz3r4gkt94hx4fjmlelacyljgyk79svn3eef
- Fix hidden notes when hidden words is empty by nostr:npub1w4uswmv6lu9yel005l3qgheysmr7tk9uvwluddznju3nuxalevvs2d0jr5
- Fixes Url Preview crop when the image is too small or to big for the preview card.
- Better error messages when NIP-11 queries fail
- Fixes use navigateUp instead of popBackStack to avoid closing the app on double clicks on the back button
- Fixes the centered url on videos without active playback
- Fixes the padding of the reaction row on quotes
- Solves notification dots appearing on the navigation bar due to a hidden post
- Increases the download limit for reactions/zaps to events from 100 to 1000
- Fixes zap split rounding precision
- Fixes padding of the zap raiser
- Avoids showing error message if devs have removed their lnadress on the Zap the Devs card.
- Fixes padding and border of the zap split section on the master note
- Removes gray border in image urls that couldn't be loaded.
- Fixes alignment of reactions
- Fixes not centered Blank Notes
- Fixes scrollable drawer for all screen sizes
- Fixes search limits for profiles from 100 to 1000 events
- Re-normalizes all relays urls before connecting to reduce duplications
- Fixes the jittering from resizing Videos and Images during loading.
- Fixes landscape video centralization
- Forces relay URLs to be single line.

Updated translations:
- Czech, German, Swedish and Portuguese by nostr:npub1e2yuky03caw4ke3zy68lg0fz3r4gkt94hx4fjmlelacyljgyk79svn3eef
- Hindi by nostr:npub1ww6huwu3xye6r05n3qkjeq62wds5pq0jswhl7uc59lchc0n0ns4sdtw5e6
- Polish by nostr:npub16gjyljum0ksrrm28zzvejydgxwfm7xse98zwc4hlgq8epxeuggushqwyrm
- French by nostr:npub106efcyntxc5qwl3w8krrhyt626m59ya2nk9f40px5s968u5xdwhsjsr8fz
- Spanish by nostr:npub1luhyzgce7qtcs6r6v00ryjxza8av8u4dzh3avg0zks38tjktnmxspxq903
- Chinese by nostr:npub1raspu6ag9kfcw9jz0rz4z693qwmqe5sx6jdhhuvkwz5zy8rygztqnwfhd7
- Dutch by nostr:npub1w4la29u3zv09r6crx5u8yxax0ffxgekzdm2egzjkjckef7xc83fs0ftxcd

Code Quality Improvements:
- Removes old Robohash bitmap-based generation
- Upgrades Compose, Lifecycle and Fragments

Download via [Obtainium](http://amethyst.social) or [Zap.Store](https://zap.store/)


Quoting from Nostur because this is super nice. Put NIP-96 everywhere.
nostr:note18zhgscf645ga5spcme8z3sa7rvwwdl9lhsvvky7hq67ht33lzk5sjkx6ag


"it's not a lie, it was my imagination. And in my imagination it was true" - famous Yiddish proverb.

https://m.primal.net/Ipmv.mp4


nostr:npub180cvv07tjdrrgpa0j7j7tmnyl2yr6yr7l8j4s3evf6u64th6gkwsyjh6w6 in disbelief 😂
nostr:note1dl469muc4rv9taptjc65m90ufq49rdvu0uypkuneenmz3hnfevms7yhy6m


NIP 90 Search request


Profile Search request


I think alby is working on that


But I Fiatjaf hate IPFS how dare you?


We are all Fiatjaf now

nostr:note1zgrr2gj0s5kyantv9tyv84f0e0d4fg64ytc4ndenrzpedeyc3htq2vcxja


Since Katherine like Doxxing here's hers.

https://m.primal.net/IbJX.jpg
https://m.primal.net/IbJY.jpg


You bunch of fascists!


Somos todos Fiatjaf agora

https://fiatjaf.com/livros-olavo.html

nostr:note1ml8ta753p2jg27kddtmrswunqhpraq5pe2psl504xvza3tlv83msx9km60


Wow. They doxxed nostr:npub180cvv07tjdrrgpa0j7j7tmnyl2yr6yr7l8j4s3evf6u64th6gkwsyjh6w6. Hey Business Insider and Katherine Long. You can go fuck yourself.


We are all fiatjaf.


Regarding the fiatjaf situation:

You see the usual patterns, right?

1) Developed an independent decentralized protocol = for sure he is a conspiracy theorist and most likely a nazi!!!

2) Received donations to developed the protocol = for sure he stole all this money!

3) Wanted to stay anonymous = most likely a spy or something worse!

And so on and so forth.


When you realize 1 Satoshi is 1.080628 Nigerian Naira.

https://image.nostr.build/e570c9038ea9bbeffa5e2f064055ea20c79c50c383fa7e713f978b855b5356e7.jpg
nostr:nevent1qqsgmmzuc94syekswl8fll3vkvn294jhqfrtrre3zzm2nhwlgdajguqpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsyg86np9a0kajstc8u9h846rmy6320wdepdeydfz8w8cv7kh9sqv02gpsgqqqqqqs4klhh9


Someone should add this Poker to nostr maybe nostr:npub1c0rnyyhmdnvg6xkvrrmgf8rxp3r28jtjhad8vmze8rgxf87aed7qlltlvg would be the best place what do you think nostr:npub1yx6pjypd4r7qh2gysjhvjd9l2km6hnm4amdnjyjw3467fy05rf0qfp7kza?
nostr:nevent1qqsxfvcwjpsn67wertc3s0a99wg4ezz2zunyj7nz7qmyrsj20pgd25cpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgq3qx3j34yuj6d9ln5ryuw0ncy97aa6ttc5wwyxqwvjrz7mg039t6l5qxpqqqqz37mn9dxt


nostr:npub17lrpcx44p8nkhl98v38zndc7ev3x28tfcskc84l5yfxlv3th7fsqh7294v is probably a rabbi


WTF is this a joke or something? 🤔
nostr:nevent1qqsq09d7lml362xqvx33rk88nlqrl78fngns8vd6rka0ru3ejcatq8gpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfdupzpzr8hmvnazwf85xc4jvty3pu2428n8kmjxgrg62xkyhq8ufkv3zsqvzqqqqqqym0yzz3


## Amber - 1.0.3

- Fix missing permission when asking for multiple permissions
- update dependencies
- german translations by nostr:npub19a6x8frkkn2660fw0flz74a7qg8c2jxk5v9p2rsh7tv5e6ftsq3sav63vp
- chinese translations by nostr:npub1gd8e0xfkylc7v8c5a6hkpj4gelwwcy99jt90lqjseqjj2t253s2s6ch58h
- french translations by nostr:npub106efcyntxc5qwl3w8krrhyt626m59ya2nk9f40px5s968u5xdwhsjsr8fz

Download it with [Obtainium](https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium) or download it directly in the [releases page
](https://github.com/greenart7c3/Amber/releases/tag/v1.0.3)

If you like my work consider making a [donation](https://greenart7c3.com)


Wake up guys, there's a new coinjoin wallet in town.

Ginger Wallet is a fork of Wasabi Wallet with built-in coinjoin. This seems to be their coordinator: api.gingerwallet.io

I hope they'll launch a site like statistics.wasabiwallet.io to track liquidity – It doesn't seem quite ready for download yet, so I'd follow their Twitter and Telegram channel for updates and try adding the coordinator to the official WW client if it is active.

Remember to use new clients with caution, but guys, we are SO back.

https://gingerwallet.io/

https://github.com/GingerPrivacy/GingerWallet


Didn't liked it fdroid version was updated


👀 Payjoin over Nostr
https://github.com/Fonta1n3/Unify


Zap.store is faster then the Play Store.. just saying..
nostr:nevent1qqstp0j5munaszzsjy8nh26v6xc7f2q2eysymkw2cttvxafh7l674lspr3mhxue69uhkummnw3ezucnfw33k76twv4ezuum0vd5kzmqzypuvuma2wgny8pegfej8hf5n3x2hxhkgcl2utfjhxlj4zv8sycc86qcyqqqqqqg0dyu79


#Amethyst v0.87.0: Data Vending Machines (DVMs) and Gossip Model

This version adds support for Data Vending Machines for content discovery. You can request a job by simply navigating to the 4th tab and choosing one of the DVMs. It also starts our support for the Inbox/Gossip model. The relay setup screen has been rewritten to support the many types of relays Amethyst will start to use. Please add your relays as you see fit.

Our video caching system has been improved. Most of the high-bandwidth use of the app in the last month has been due to a faulty caching system for some video types. The app was just downloading them at every playback. In a similar way, the caching system for encrypted events has been massively improved. The app should feel visibly lighter at this point.

If you generated your keys from NIP-06 seed words you can now type them on the login screen to start the app. We are not generating seeds yet, but this will be available in the upcoming versions.

We are also moving to deprecate and remove most of the NIP-04 usage in the app. In the future, users won't be able to send new NIP-04 DMs but the history of past DMs will be available for as long as we can support it.

Features:
- Adds support for NIP-90, data vending machines by nostr:npub1nxa4tywfz9nqp7z9zp7nr7d4nchhclsf58lcqt5y782rmf2hefjquaa6q8
- Adds support for discovery content DVMs in the discovery tab by nostr:npub1nxa4tywfz9nqp7z9zp7nr7d4nchhclsf58lcqt5y782rmf2hefjquaa6q8
- Adds support for paid DVMs by nostr:npub1nxa4tywfz9nqp7z9zp7nr7d4nchhclsf58lcqt5y782rmf2hefjquaa6q8
- Adds support for NIP-06 seed word key derivation (bip32 and bip39) when logging in
- Adds support for NIP-65 relay lists
- Adds support for NIP-17 private DM relay lists
- Adds support for private relay lists to save Draft events
- Adds support for local relays as a separate relay set, saving locally only.
- Adds message + dialog to setup Search relays when searching
- Adds message + dialog to setup DM relays when messaging
- Adds signString method for Amber by nostr:npub1w4uswmv6lu9yel005l3qgheysmr7tk9uvwluddznju3nuxalevvs2d0jr5
- Prefers NIP-65 relays for zap request relay tags
- Prepares for NIP-96 server list integration
- Adds paste from clipboard button to NWC screen by nostr:npub1w4uswmv6lu9yel005l3qgheysmr7tk9uvwluddznju3nuxalevvs2d0jr5
- Moves video compressing quality to medium instead of low
- Adds recommended amounts for the Zap the Devs
- Reduces default zap amounts due to the change of Bitcoin price
- Allows the new post's relay selection dialog to pick any relays (instead of just writing relays) by nostr:npub10npj3gydmv40m70ehemmal6vsdyfl7tewgvz043g54p0x23y0s8qzztl5h
- Improves Zap efficiency for large zap splits
- Adds a queue of commands while the relay connects
- Makes sure only one connection per URL is made when doing splits
- Removes unnecessary Amber calls when decrypting private zaps
- Improves Zap error messages to include the lnaddress of the error
- Displays Zap Split error messages in sequence instead of in multiple popups.

Bug Fixes:
- Waits 500ms before restarting all connections when saving new relays
- Automatically deactivate writes for search relays (they are read-only)
- Overrides pubkey to avoid impersonators on seals.
- Fixes the rendering of replies on wikipages.
- Fixes duplicated imeta tags when uploading the same image twice
- Removes reposts from the Dot Notification in the home's bottom bar icon
- Fixes a white space when including an image url after a new line
- Fixes alignment of the like icons after the like event
- Fixes wrong display of original and forked notes
- Improves the rendering of Channels and Communities when quoted
- Slightly better rendering Drafts in the thread
- DecimalFormats are not thread safe, moving them to thread objects
- Block error messages from closing the Zap split payment screen
- Better formats zap amounts (don't show .0 if the previous numbers are large)
- Fixes the offset position of the payment amounts on the Zap the Devs message
- Fixes Copy Text function of DraftEvents
- Fixes top bar lists not updating when following communities and hashtags.
- Show toast error if unable to hide words by nostr:npub10ug9xs24ay5339agakaqk556t6zvq9qn5vm0vlhc4pu25cx0l32qxhrm9e
- Adds Autofocus when entering the search screen by nostr:npub10ug9xs24ay5339agakaqk556t6zvq9qn5vm0vlhc4pu25cx0l32qxhrm9e
- Fixes the use of Global-active relays in the Global Feed
- Fixes special chars on URL previews by nostr:npub1e2yuky03caw4ke3zy68lg0fz3r4gkt94hx4fjmlelacyljgyk79svn3eef
- Fixes the lack of refresh when adding hidden words in the Security filters
- Makes sure only one buffering action is run for each video view
- Increases timeout to Tor connections
- Fixes a bug with `signature-null` in the sig of events from Amber

Updated translations:
- Czech, German, Swedish and Portuguese by nostr:npub1e2yuky03caw4ke3zy68lg0fz3r4gkt94hx4fjmlelacyljgyk79svn3eef
- French by nostr:npub106efcyntxc5qwl3w8krrhyt626m59ya2nk9f40px5s968u5xdwhsjsr8fz
- Polish by nostr:npub16gjyljum0ksrrm28zzvejydgxwfm7xse98zwc4hlgq8epxeuggushqwyrm
- Dutch by nostr:npub1w4la29u3zv09r6crx5u8yxax0ffxgekzdm2egzjkjckef7xc83fs0ftxcd
- Hungarian by nostr:npub1ww8kjxz2akn82qptdpl7glywnchhkx3x04hez3d3rye397turrhssenvtp
- Swahili by nostr:npub1q6ps7m94jfdastx2tx76sj8sq4nxdhlsgmzns2tr4xt6ydx6grzspm0kxr
- Thai by nostr:npub1vm0kq43djwdd4psjgdjgn9z6fm836c35dv7eg7x74z3n3ueq83jqhkxp8e
- Hindi by nostr:npub1ww6huwu3xye6r05n3qkjeq62wds5pq0jswhl7uc59lchc0n0ns4sdtw5e6
- Spanish by nostr:npub1luhyzgce7qtcs6r6v00ryjxza8av8u4dzh3avg0zks38tjktnmxspxq903

Performance Improvements:
- Optimizes Blurhash generation (4x gains)
- Speeds up the URL finder in the new post edit text (8x gains).
- Reduces the use of background colors to improve rendering speeds (15% gains).
- Refactors Giftwrap caching to delete encrypted text and reload the wrap if necessary (20x savings in memory use).
- Changes message wrap host to a host stub to reduce memory use
- Only download GiftWraps form 2 days past the last EOSE
- Moves the thread formatter and calculator out of Note to avoid memory use
- Slight improvement on the thread view for badges
- Unifies NIP01 Serialization with SHA-256 procedures to reduce the creation of several byte arrays at every verification
- Minimizes costs of keeping track of the number of events received per subscription
- Moves ClientController executor to a thread
- Speeds up ID calculations for Amber's Intent call

Code Quality Improvements:
- Major refactoring of the Relay List screens
- Refactors Relay URL formatter to Quartz
- Adds new observer structure for the LocalCache
- Moves Blurhash code to the commons module
- Updates UnifiedPush by nostr:npub1a3tx8wcrt789skl6gg7rqwj4wey0j53eesr4z6asd4h4jwrd62jq0wkq4k
- Migrates to the latest Kotlin, Compose, and AGP 8.4.1 and several other dependencies

Download:
- [Play Edition](https://github.com/vitorpamplona/amethyst/releases/download/v0.87.0/amethyst-googleplay-universal-v0.87.0.apk )
- [FOSS Edition - No translations](https://github.com/vitorpamplona/amethyst/releases/download/v0.87.0/amethyst-fdroid-universal-v0.87.0.apk )


Here, take this purple pill.
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Faz outra


none of the wallets are decentralized like zeus or mutiny


Just found the perfect design for IOS users
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Just found the perfect design for IOS users
users
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Bitcoin will not be used CBDC will, checkmate.


Only on your mind apple is has a monopoly 😂

https://image.nostr.build/3f7926dea3134420600ba4dbb80d31f64ae498ffc557fa8089141e769559b462.jpg


You need an easy thing to use try primal it has the Ux you want but you can't even upload a video.


Be careful your social credit score might go down at any moment


Funny how IOS users are unable to use Android
I don't even know how they are able to use Bitcoin


Wow just figured out Bitmain's latest fuckery in real time.

I'll give you the back story...

Once upon a time Bitmain was grinding merkle roots instead of nonces aka "covert ASICBOOST".

This gave them an advantage over other miners who didn't know this was possible. One company went out of business - KNC - citing "the Chinese having some secret advantage we don't know about" - which turned out to be true precisely for this reason.

It's one of the reasons ASIC manufacture is so centralized today and this is correctly identified by many as being one of the most vulnerable aspects of the entire bitcoin ecosystem.

The ASICBOOST issue came to a head when Bitmain used their influence to block the activation of SEGWIT (essential for Lightning) because it would break their ability to do it - at least covertly. Well, they would still be able to use asicboost, but just in an obvious way that would mean everyone else could do it too. They had patented it so as to try and prevent this because that's the kind of people we're dealing with here but I digress...

When asicboost was independently discovered by Greg Maxwell Bitmain lied and said they weren't in fact using it.

This was after years of bullshitting about segwit, with Bitmain pretending to be in favour of "alternative scaling solutions" or even doing segwit as a hard fork instead which would allow them to continue what they were doing.....

Absolutely nobody believed them thanks to GMax having reverse engineered one of their ASICs and demonstrating what they had built and tried to keep to themselves.

This was a watershed moment in the fork wars where everyone suddenly understood why Bitmain had been making nonsensical arguments against segwit forever. Wanting big/small blocks wasn't a related discussion. Segwit fixed TX malleability and was a no-brainer upgrade and in the end was combined with a block size increase anyway as a compromise.

So we proceeded with segwit anyway, at which point Bitmain switched to overt asicboost which is actually even more powerful, it just requires grinding version bits instead of merkle roots but it's obvious if a miner is doing this.

Now everybody does it so essentially the net effect of it being possible is zero, except your node asking you wtf miners are doing signalling for upgrades your node knows nothing about (upgrade coordination is what version bits are actually supposed to be used for).

Oh well, relatively little harm done. If you're happy to ignore the obvious dishonesty and effort to undermine what's arguably Bitcoin's most important ever upgrade.

Fun extra tidbit: Antbleed - an intentional backdoor with which Bitmain could remotely shutdown any Antminer in the world. They said it was for shutting down stolen ASICs but immediately patched it once it was discovered.

Anyway, this company now accounts for 25-30% of all blocks found, if you naively observe the blockchain.

That's not enough to spook anyone, but unfortunately many smaller pools are in fact just fronts for Bitmain which we know for three reasons:

1. The smaller pools are clearly using blocks constructed by, or for the benefit of, Antpool.

2. They share the same custodian of their newly mined coins (Cobo).

3. They have a lending program to bail out smaller pools who get in over their head due to FPPS.

And the trend is sadly in the wrong direction, given Braiins recently abandoning its old payout model and becoming just a simple proxy for Bitmain as result of switching to FPPS.

[Massive shoutout to @mononautical and @0xB10C for helping uncover how centralized pools have become. Those are their Tweeter handles, idk if they're on Nostr.]

Summary - Bitmain is not just Antpool, it probably accounts for >50% of block templates and manufactures >90% of the mining hardware in the world.

So where am I going with all this?

Amazingly, it's about empty blocks.

What does that have to do with anything?

Well, famously OCEAN has found 3 empty blocks in its short existence, causing many to wrongly make allegations of some sort of issue with the pool itself.

This spurred on endless debate about why pools make empty templates in the first place and the actual reason so many of them get solved.

In short, pools send empty templates then immediately follow up with full templates. So quickly, that the interim period accounts for a tiny minority of the empty blocks that get found on the network, and none of ours.

In all three cases with OCEAN, the miner solved the empty block long after already having a full template to work on -

   - leaving the pool in a position to either throw away a perfectly good (but empty) block or to broadcast it to the network and get miners >90% of the reward of a full block. Obviously the latter makes sense and does zero harm to the network while still adding to the overall PoW necessary for any attacker.

So why would an empty block happen a few seconds after the pool had already sent an updated job for a full block?

Because Antminers suck.

*What we didn't realize was that they intentionally sucked.*

You can send an updated job to an Antminer and watch it continue to work on an old job for over 60 seconds in edge cases.

This was something we assumed was due to design of the ASIC itself, and thus just poor engineering on the part of Bitmain.

But it turns out we were wrong, it's due to Antminer firmware.

We know this because they just released a fix for it.

So Bitmain watched, while people kept mining empty blocks, everyone would wrongly attribute it to pools, while explainers on popular websites like mempool(.)space would offer wrong explanations about it happening due to pools being slow to send proper templates and seemingly no one would understand even the motivation for sending empty templates, let alone the reason they get worked on for so long.

But the fix being something that gets released right after OCEAN starts explaining what's really going on here is beyond reasonable doubt.

They had a fix for it, and have been using that fix for their own mining.

Now they can't get away with it because increasingly people are realizing that Whatsminers and ASICs from other manufacturers aren't finding anything like the amount of empty blocks because they switch jobs far more quickly.

An Antminer has a far greater likelihood of finding an empty block because it spends longer working on old jobs.

We've been out here yelling that the issue is with the ASIC *NOT* the pool.

The fact that Bitmain intentionally crippled the firmware on the Antminers they would sell to the world, while keeping more functional units for their own mining is typical of everything Bitmain.

Sure it can be incompetence and coincidental timing on the fix, but I sincerely doubt it.

The conversation around empty blocks reached the point where people were beginning to realize something was broken with Antminers and then they just happen to release a fix for it right after people finally start catching wind of what's really going on.

__________________

So imagine this -

You sell shovels to gold miners, and as we all know, the people who make money during a gold rush are the people who sell the shovels.

But in this case the shovel seller is digging for gold himself too.

And he has intentionally sold crappy shovels to all of his customers so as give himself an advantage.

Empty blocks kept happening, people kept blaming pools.

OCEAN got attacked over it. We explained the real reason they happen so much, and Bitmain releases a fix right after.

Insane.

This goes further than empty blocks.

It's not just empty templates that take forever to work their way out of an Antminer, it's *all templates* and pools are constantly updating work as new transactions show up.

A super lucrative transaction shows up in your mempool?

All other pools are sending an updated job to hundreds of thousands of Antminers who will ignore it for a while, while Antpool has their miners working on it more quickly.

It's not hard to see the motivation for all this, especially going forward as TX fees become more and more important.

Again, insane.

_________________

If you want to watch @wk057 and I figure this all out in real time, watch the video below which was just intended to be a discussion on why empty blocks happen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BkyhdxnDrM


Summarizing my thoughts on ecash

For some reason this ecash trend seems to be gaining steam instead of going away, so I'll try my best to detail my thoughts on ecash into one post.

1. The incentives are broken

Ecash finds itself between a rock and a hard place. For users to trust the mint, they need to know that the people behind the mint are trustworthy. If the people running the mint reveal their identities (or even just nyms), they're a trivial target for regulators and law enforcement as it's clear a mint is an MSB.

If the people behind a mint don't reveal their identities or nyms, users of that mint are subject to trivial rug pulls with no recourse. Which do you prefer as a user? Mint operator rug pulls or government rug pulls?

If a mint had been targeted like Samourai Wallet was, instead of just a potential privacy loss, all users would have lost all of their Bitcoin.

2. Ecash is not "self-custodial"

For some reason this concept of ecash being "self-custodial" is a thing, merely because the tokens themselves are self-custodied (and require proper backups of seed phrases etc.) While the lines get a bit weird, it's important to separate two things:

1. The asset people want is Bitcoin, not ecash tokens.
2. The asset people give up custody on is Bitcoin.

The ecash tokens themselves are completely worthless IOUs without the Bitcoin behind them, so even if I can take custody of my ecash tokens, I have 100% given up custody of my sats to a third-party.

Because of this, talking about ecash as self-custodial is disingenuous -- no one wants empty IOUs, they want Bitcoin. When they use ecash they do not have custody of their Bitcoin.

3. Ecash still requires all of the hurdles of Bitcoin self-custody

The hardest hurdle for many people to adopting Bitcoin is the simple first step -- writing down 12 words and making sure not to lose them. With ecash you still have this single greatest barrier of entry as you must backup a seed phrase or secret in order to restore your ecash tokens.

4. There is no incentive for custodians to implement ecash

While a custodian could switch to ecash out of the goodness of their heart, the incentives are broken for custodians. Not only does ecash harm the UX their users are used to (not having to store a secret seed phrase), it also introduces additional infrastructure complexity. Instead of just running a database, now they have to run additional mint software to provide their users with tokens, and handle support cases where users lose their tokens.

In theory a custodian could just also store the seed phrase for their users, but then have we actually improved on custodians at all? They even have custody of the ecash tokens in that case.

5. Custody is a line that cannot be crossed

The core of what makes Bitcoin unique is that we can actually take custody of it ourselves, gaining immense freedom and self-sovereignty through a bit of personal responsibility. Even though I am a massive proponent of building better privacy tools, sacrificing custody to get better privacy is a non-option for me.

Surely we can do better and build privacy tools on top of Bitcoin (or directly into Bitcoin's consensus layer) that allow us to have both privacy and self-sovereignty via self-custody.

I will not give up custody of my Bitcoin, no matter what, and you shouldn't either. "Better custodians" are just custodians with extra steps, and still strip us of self-sovereignty and thus freedom.

6. Time is a more scarce resource than even Bitcoin

Even though I have been very outspoken on what I view as a pointless venture, I am not here to stop anyone from building what they enjoy in the space. Devs working on ecash are free to do so as of course I have no control over them, though I fear that time spent on improving custodians is time that we will not get back. It's clear that the US gov and many in the EU are seeking to ramp up their attacks on Bitcoin privacy and self-custody, and our time to build tools to route around them is growing shorter and shorter.

P.S. - None of what I write is a direct attack on any ecash dev, and I have immense respect and personal relationships with most of the people working on this stuff. Respect for an individual doesn't have to mean I agree with them on every avenue they pursue.

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jan 23 class here 🙋♂


Announcing: Harbor, an ecash desktop wallet for better bitcoin privacy.

https://blog.mutinywallet.com/harbor/

Privacy for the common person is a value worth fighting for. When we see a lack of freedom tools, we must build them into existence. They don't appear on their own.

Much has been said about privacy at the Bitcoin protocol level. For now, we build it on higher layers where we can be more nimble.

Ecash is a tool available today that combines with Bitcoin to bring new levels of common privacy. Cashu and Fedimint are two existing implementations we're interested in.

https://m.primal.net/ISqH.png

Harbor Privacy: All communication runs over Tor. Mutiny is not in the middle of any connections or transactions. Funds in the wallet get a Privacy Score to show how the mints provide privacy over time. More to come on this in the future.

https://m.primal.net/ISqJ.png

Harbor Multi-mint: Instead of relying on a single mint with your funds, spread the risk over dozens or more. Harbor manages this for you, showing you a single balance while connecting with mints for you. A mint can go offline with minimal impact on you.

https://m.primal.net/ISqK.png

Harbor Automation: Running as a desktop app unlocks ability to do long running processes in the background. Move money in and out of mints on your preferred schedule to maximize your desired level of privacy. Harbor makes suggestions, but you are in control.

Move money in and out of Harbor using Lightning or on-chain. We love Bitcoin, and we love privacy. We hope Harbor gives everyday people more privacy and peace of mind.


Links borked above

https://m.primal.net/ISQT.mov


Nikki Haley is so unbelievably gross… imagine autographing a bomb that’s about to kill civilians… seriously, what the fuck is wrong with you? https://i.nostr.build/jYBg5.jpg https://i.nostr.build/8Glk4.jpg


✨ zap.store 0.1.2 is out!

Discover apps and latest releases, faster WoT check and more

https://video.nostr.build/be3347e0463e90863521570ee4fdfc7a121aa6c0b282d44b651a33a5083d186a.mp4


Next week https://image.nostr.build/c60dbb67627fd31ad498ad93b836daa9fc23cfa48e721a83b6fc8829419fd407.jpg


Interesting but I think monero needs a second layer for this


This is literally what is happening

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Apple is a surveillance device, makes no sense to use it with nostr. Congratulations Vitor 😉🤙


1. I am an Android dev, not iOS or other PWA stack. So, any time on iOS will take away from our Android users.

2. iOS is extremely centralizing, which goes against Nostr's core values. I just don't want to help that centralization to continue.

3. I don't believe in the corporate idea of developing the same app to many platforms. You either don't specialize enough in each platform to make it cohesive with its OS or you do it at the expense of the app's features and completness. Meaning, you can ship a basic app in 3 platforms, or a massive app to platform, but you can't do massive apps in all platforms.


Deus me livre mais um motivo q uso o #Amethyst
O primal se vende como user friendly e tem que fazer gambiarra pra upa video 🤦🏻♂ https://video.nostr.build/2a1b35bf0fd5f55705c281f53413c8ab1736a8057343f3d3901444fd537c0c04.mp4


Agora que eu percebi que não tem como fazer upload de video no app do primal, WTF 🤔


Interesting I will have a close look into this
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Session tbm é uma boa opção até o telegram é uma boa opção comparado ao lixozap


Não li ainda porém ja vi a live e conheço contratos DLCs como o pessoal da 10101 está fazendo porém eles não estão adicionando empréstimos e o bitcoin sempre está em sua posse podendo fazer stables 100% colateralizadas e contratos inteligentes, mas seu projeto envolve empréstimos com cashu onde a pessoa não terá a posse do bitcoin no colateral se não estou enganado e adiciona juros do empréstimo. Isso ja foi tentado várias vezes no Bitcoin de varias formas uma delas você até citou como a terra luna e 99% dalas deram errado e muita gente perdeu dinheiro.

Também tem outro problema que não está levando em consideração que está acontecendo nas últimas semanas que é a perseguição a todo tipo de "transmissor financeiro" e apesar de eu até gostar do cashu não colocaria nada além do que eu tenho certeza que poderia perder imediatamente. Mints serão restreadas e fechadas caso cresçam e até nodes de lightning como está acontecendo nos Estados Unidos.

A função da cashu pra mim hoje seria apenas para micro transações com privacidade ou compra direta com p2p de confiança,


Thanks I will read it


how can I be sure this is accurate and won't be corrupted?


Anonymous systems need (often very small) fees. Fees don't need to harm your privacy. The internet is broken because there's no good way to make small and private payments for services you use. This has been an issue from day one.

Ecash fixes this.

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Because they don't know better


Unpopular opinion, but here it goes: UX is the most important problem we need to solve for Bitcoin Privacy.

We can hate on KYC exchanges all we want, but they've got UX nailed down. We cannot expect privacy to become the norm when I have to take an hour out of my day to make a P2P trade.

Now that CASPs will start delisting privacy assets like Monero and blocking coinjoined btc with the EU's new AMLR, we're being stripped of using regulated exchanges even semi-privately. This makes P2P exchanges like BISQ Network even more important, but its of no use to regular users when you need an introductory course in computer science before understanding what's going on in the app.

Privacy will only become the norm when we make it usable for everybody. **If you're a UX designer, copywriter, or in any other way have expertise in UX design, please consider contributing BISQ:** https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq

ℹ If you're not a developer, contributing to GitHub projects can be scary. It really doesn't have to be. I can't tell my asshole from a python script either, and if I can do it, you can too.

Here's how to get started:

If you find a UX issue in the BISQ app that could be improved, start by opening an issue in the BISQ github repository. Give it a clear title describing the problem you want to solve.

Add screenshots or videos to your issue showing what the problem is. If you can, add a proposal for a potential solution. Bonus points if you can add wireframes, layouts or clickdummy documentation. For reference, see npub1zqsu3ys4fragn2a5e3lgv69r4rwwhts2fserll402uzr3qeddxfsffcqrs 's work on eNuts: https://github.com/cashubtc/eNuts/issues/341 (I don't know how to tag people here but you get the idea).

In open source projects, questions are your friends. I've spent countless hours asking every dev i know absolutely insufferable questions, and I still dont know how the fuck to get out of VIM. Everybody starts somewhere, and most people are happy to help.

If you already know how to use git or github and can code a little, ask where you could find the corresponding code for your problem in your issue and offer to do a PR. If you can't, ask what assets would be needed to implement your proposal. Remember that people are nice and generally happy about new contributors, even if you're a beginner.

If you have any questions on contributing to open source projects as a non-coder, feel free to reach out anytime. My DMs are open (I think).


Say hello to https://silentpayments.xyz/

Wanting to learn more about Silent Payments, see which wallets support them, or find out how to integrate them into your wallet?

I've built out a website with all of that info and more to do what I can to speed up Silent Payments adoption. https://i.nostr.build/EnGDG.jpg


ecash is nostr:npub12rv5lskctqxxs2c8rf2zlzc7xx3qpvzs3w4etgemauy9thegr43sf485vg cashu implementation it can be used here on nostr but it's custodial and on early stages yet, monero is the solution for MoE that don't rely on custodians.


Privacy by default so Monero is my only bet this will never come to bitcoin, there are some options but none are by default.

All we can do is use paynym and ecash for now.


👀 https://github.com/vitorpamplona/amethyst/pull/856


Well that will be a great addition 😀


can it have a passphrase too for more security?


Nip-06 plus passphrase must be the Standard

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Hidden Feature Friday

Disappearing content. Did you know that you can tell relays to automatically delete your content after a specified amount of time has passed?

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On a flight with no Internet. Sent my friend a few Satoshis worth of ecash and possibly set an altitude record doing so.

From phone to phone. We're both offline.

Try it out on Cashu.me
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Now you can zap Ecash on Primal

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- go to cashu.me and keep it open
- get a few sats worth of ecash from a mint
- settings -> enable nostr wallet connect
- copy connection string
- paste it into primal settings -> wallet
- zap harder

no accounts, no identities, just nuts flowing from you into the lightning network 🥜


Everything going according to plan.


Watched DEATH ATHLETIC last night (paid w lightning + ZEUS)

Highly recommend all Bitcoiners check it out, even if you’re not into guns. Lot of things we can take away from Defense Distributed’s battles and victories.

Executive produced by Samourai https://image.nostr.build/c267dcbd4906153fbd5dca5e7ff362c50c53deb44a2a889458f186edf8cdbe91.jpg


no bitcoin is dying as currency now it's Wallstreet etf product and Nft gambling


no bitcoin is dying are currency now it's Wallstreet etf product and Nft gambling


same with bitcoin


We are all money transmitters now

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Money is too important to be left to greedy bankers, corrupt politicians and power-hungry investors. #Monero


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Nada mais justo temos que sustentar mais o estado qie está fazendo um ótimo trabalho


✨ Announcing the release of Cashu.me – a Cashu wallet for the web! ✨

Cashu.me is a Chaumian Ecash wallet for Bitcoin built as a progressive web app (PWA). Today, we're excited to announce its first release and would like to thank all developers and users who have helped to build and improve this wallet. Cashu.me is free and open-source software released under the MIT license.

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

To get started, open Cashu.me in your browser and install it to add it to your home screen. We recommend to use your device's native browser for the best experience. Beware that Ecash is a bearer asset which means that if you delete your browser data or lose access to your device without a proper backup (see below), you will lose your funds. Use this wallet only for small spending amounts.

New Features

Countless new features for this release give you the best possible Ecash experience. We're bringing this ancient crypto technology back into the 21st century and present you a modern interpretation of the original cypherpunk vision - built on Bitcoin.

At a glance

- Modern UI
- Support for Bitcoin and USD
- Seed phrase backups
- Animated QR codes
- Intelligent coin selection
- Send Ecash offline
- Receive Ecash offline
- Lock Ecash with P2PK
- Discover mints via Nostr
- Swap Ecash between mints
- Remote control with NWC

https://m.primal.net/IFMh.jpg
https://m.primal.net/IFMi.jpg
https://m.primal.net/IFMj.jpg

Read the full release notes here: https://gist.github.com/callebtc/67da3f586ef273df80bf679e464bc3f3

You can host the wallet on your own server. Find the images on Dockerhub or build it yourself with the GitHub repository
https://github.com/cashubtc/cashu.me


session app


I have been warning about the intensifying attack by regulators on the Blockchain industry.

A bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives in the United States:
"Blockchain Integrity Act" tl;dr:

• Bans mixers (defined as a "service designed to conceal counterparties of digital asset transactions")
• The fine for interacting with mixed coins is $100k
• Privacy coins (defined the same as mixers!) will be examined separately

https://t.co/ZfjPn4Wr9Z

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Regulators attack the #privacy of Blockchain

The best known first attack began when a developer was arrested:
—Tornado Cash

Then a service was closed by FBI:
—Samourai

Then 3 services were closed by their owners:
—Wasabi Coinjoin
—Trezor Coinjoin
—Local Monero

The beginning..


Lightning coming mask off over being censorship resistant, now begs the question is bitcoin really bitcoin? We don't have privacy or scalability nor fiat ramps without KYC.
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LocalMonero / AgoraDesk closing down.

"After almost 7 years of operation, due to a combination of internal and external factors, we have made the difficult decision to close our platform."

"LocalMonero has been around for most of Monero's life. Fortunately, the Monero ecosystem has matured a lot over these years, and with the imminent launch of Haveno and other DEXs like Serai, atomic swaps, the coming addition of FCMP (full blockchain anonymity set replacing rings of 16) as well as the continuing and rapidly accelerating development of the Monero protocol, we're confident that Monero's future is bright, with or without our platform."

#cybersecgirl #monero

https://localmonero.co/blog/announcements/winding-down


Yep things are very bad there https://image.nostr.build/34f6d78d767bc19bbdf058e16f681de2487838c4d25c437936e519e246dd9128.jpg


nostr:npub1h2qfjpnxau9k7ja9qkf50043xfpfy8j5v60xsqryef64y44puwnq28w8ch xeeted about it

nostr:note12sxtjywu60cvamg6st85klc2ndprytqu3444n4vxmdp8qsmcad2syp0jvg https://i.nostr.build/Le0Z9.png


nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z I summon you 😂


There's pinned notes on Snort.


Wen Pinned note nip?


I'm starting to consider everyone with a PFP like this a FED, I don't like Primal KYC requirements to setup a wallet because we are here to leave the KYC system I suppose but most people on Bitcoin don't care about privacy, on-boarding people on #Amethyst is the right way. It's harder, yes but it's better.

https://image.nostr.build/d52c44f977ea85dc7858b4a96051c26bc9f271fc550c23e17e6755a50dcf9d4c.jpg
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There will be more ecash wallets supporting nostr:npub19hg5pj5qmd3teumh6ld7drfz49d65sw3n3d5jud8sgz27avkq5dqm7yv9p in the next few weeks than lightning wallets. Why do you think that is? It's such a massive improvement in payments UX and so easy to implement, but lightning wallet devs seem largely unaware? Spread the word like nostr:npub12rv5lskctqxxs2c8rf2zlzc7xx3qpvzs3w4etgemauy9thegr43sf485vg!

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Wrong they had privacy as priority not mass adoption it's different


We're about to cross another major Zap milestone according to stats.nostr.band. First it was 1M Zaps, then 2M Zaps. Now, we're about 2 weeks away from hitting 3M Zaps.
https://m.primal.net/IDsK.png

It took Nostr about 4 months from Zap launch to hit 1M Zaps in June 2023. Then, it took another 5 months to hit 2M Zaps in November 2023. Now, we're about to hit 3M Zaps 6 months later.

Yes, Zaps are slowing down... 😟 However, we also don't have weekly Zapathons on the same frequency as we used to. These events lost steam and are no longer as impactful as they used to be.

We have about 91K Zaps to go. Zap hard.


Meta af.

Zapping from my Cashu wallet via NWC. Where were going, we won't need any super apps anon.
 https://video.nostr.build/a3d6dcbb6beec81d9a0a073bacadfd19e7ad1dd43371b5df77258dbdebef22e7.mp4


É porque não é uma layer 2 é uma sidechain federada igual a liquid com outros recursos.


NEW: nostr:npub1yxp7j36cfqws7yj0hkfu2mx25308u4zua6ud22zglxp98ayhh96s8c399s releases Emessbee: Unstoppable Coinjoins with No Coordinator 👀 https://image.nostr.build/d9b455db862a31f3b9607aadb84144a12ad5ed6c0ef4fbd4d4cc16b231709e34.jpg


Anyone that clicks on this link is going straight to our list. Let this be our last warning.
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Valeu te pago o preço do bitcoin a mercado mas a fee do paynym da hora do envio


Se não se importa pode me mandar no paynym


nothing new under the sun


If you're wondering why fees pumped again, it's because whoever bought the "epic halving sat" for 33.3 BTC last week just etched a rune into it.
https://ordinals.com/rune/EPIC.EPIC.EPIC.EPIC

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Bitcoiners maxis have lot in common with Fiat maxis

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Se o estado quiser ele aplica multa no carro e apreende além de que o motorista tem que aceitar o risco de levar algo que pode enquadrar ele como traficante e tomar anos de cadeia.


Only one person managed to spike fees to $60
If you're wondering why fees pumped again, it's because whoever bought the "epic halving sat" for 33.3 BTC last week just etched a rune into it.
https://ordinals.com/rune/EPIC.EPIC.EPIC.EPIC

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


Twitter não tem nada a ver com uber


Meanwhile I can't explain to people how to use some tools because testnet is broken and I'm not paying fees on mainet to explain it.

So from now on if people need instructions on how to use a wallet, move funds offline, open a channel and so on pay me first.


As far as I know they solo mine on a pool


tem uma coisa chamada 99 entregas acho q a uber deve ter tbm


JoinMarket is not secure people are losing funds

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Keep pumping this Rookie Numbers, NGU FTW.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9JGmA5_unY

https://21lessons.com/15/


Duvido você falar isso quando tiver um satoshi raro


This is the Best Thread I've seen on #Nostr 🤣

We need more Monero Devs and less Bitcoiners
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https://m.primal.net/IDNE.jpg


Not Gonna Lie I hate how most Devs don't want to address this on the Relay protocol level and the only client with Tor option is #Amethyst, thanks @npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z but we need more.

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Nice initiative


how is this possible?

ok, how about we bring some of that risque content nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx  asked for?

50k sats to the best wiki article about JStark on nostr.

Write on wikifreedia.xyz

Repost for visibility 🙏

https://image.nostr.build/db17a387d54c918171884bb08d40b6ac174aa285b9e36df207ce7ee731487664.png


Well I got into Nostr on 24 only one week after the creator of Nostr discovered Zaps 😳


gm NOSTR ☀ what is the hottest thing a girl has ever said to you?

ft. nostr:npub1aftmyhm62lrp6lwsha3yzyjy5kqdvuy7g23qg28a8q0cnmudv0ds0sdcke

https://v.nostr.build/M5Oxv.mp4


Todo satoshi é raro mais uns são mais raros que outros.


Looks like Blockstream is finally promoting a nice softfork OP_CAT would improve o lot BitVM or better CatVM on #Bitcoin
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Proposed Bitcoin Privacy Improvements
https://sethforprivacy.com/posts/proposed-bitcoin-privacy-improvements/


Thanks for the sats I hope Nostr grows I hate to be pessimistic but I see lightning custodial wallets like Wos being forced to be kyc'd even Phoenix is leaving USA. Hopefully Zeus, Mutiny and others will stand still and be more user friendly.


What I remember was that the truckers were refusing to enter Canada because they had to be jabbed so they blocked a bridge and people started to make donations and the government came after them so some people decided to send bitcoin and they need to use it so yeah it was a mess. Still we are in a worse position today them 4 years ago bitcoin is not for spending and there's no option besides privacy coins like monero for that.


All Bitcoiners are MMT fiat maxis
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Relay that 🤙🔥

The clock is ticking.

#cybersecgirl #snowden

https://i.nostr.build/jY8Or.jpg


Yet most users of nostr are on damus they don't understand bitcoin or privacy


They are not supposed to have an understanding, but here we are 4 years later and things only got worse when this happens again remember bitcoin will not fix this.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/jgmnpd/the-freedom-convoy-bitcoin-donations-have-been-frozen-and-seized


What are this points more wars more fiat for pfizer to kill more people, I'm actually done with humanity probably gonna follow your advice.


Yes that's why you use monero for spending and never Bitcoin that you just hold for rare sats.


Deleting your Twitter account can actually make a difference.

Every time someone opens a link or searches for an old thread in which you participated they will not see your tweets, the entire experience will be broken and they will hate Twitter for that.


Stack sats. Use Monero

#cybersecgirl

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🪵🚪every single time 🤪


People still really haven't appreciated how bad the car thing is. Or the phone thing. They think they do, but they don't. The full range of capabilities has yet to be used routinely — companies and states are both trying to keep it beneath the waterline. The public is intended to be unsure what it is that they're looking at, and why it matters. It is the news report playing in the background of a disaster movie. It is the half-glimpsed monster from a horror reel — implied, but never fully shown.

History is still going to look back at this period with enormous bewilderment that we did not do more to stop what is coming. The signs were there.

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It turns out some pools are, without telling anyone, just acting as proxies for other pools.

This should scare you.

This should scare you very very much.

https://x.com/0xb10c/status/1780611768081121700


If I only knew some guy that could make a video tutorial on this money transmitter thing 🤔
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Topic du jour, thanks  nostr:npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy and  nostr:npub185h9z5yxn8uc7retm0n6gkm88358lejzparxms5kmy9epr236k2qcswrdp for covering this extensively.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqaBPALIM6c


Did you know you are not allowed to make money transmitters and transmit it without making a tutorial for us? 😤


nostr:npub18lzls4f6h46n43revlzvg6x06z8geww7uudhncfdttdtypduqnfsagugm3 really articulates well why I continue to be all in on Nostr.

Once you see these links you mind just 🤯

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GM ☕

https://fountain.fm/episode/cLFy4YaCKzJdRw5R0WlG


I sent two Silent Payment transactions to the same Silent Payment address as shown in the screenshots.  Looking at the block explorer, @cakewallet generated 2 addresses using the the Silent Payment BIP.    TxIDs:

3f239f100ea276d1e250d0a445b05947021fb9eea4d50ff6ee14e035bb551d61

And

e5b4b7db8744668acef7bf1379af5283627826b76b0f03cd725a81e0b01d957d

@josibake @SomsenRuben
https://m.primal.net/HrxS.jpg
https://m.primal.net/HrxT.jpg


Silent Payments are for Bitcoin.  I mistyped and wrote Monero.  Monero is always silent.


> Kill your heroes

If Saylor was ever your hero, you seriously need to reevaluate all your life decisions.


Let me guess you are saying it's possible to remote control on the mobile browser because you need a node running unless... you are running a full node on mobile. 🤔


Muito provavelmente toda internet no Brasil vai seguir o caminho da China. Atualmente o Nostr só por não estar no radar, passa imune. Mas se começarem a bloquear os IPs dos relays, um a um, também teremos problemas. Tem muita gente, muito bem paga, só pra varrer a internet e procurar onde estão as pessoas que pensam diferente. Aí vai ser necessário VPN enquanto os servidores VPN estiverem funcionando.


#VPS is targeted. #KYC is coming.

I made a short list of alternatives:

https://gist.github.com/bitkarrot/e394556e6d11028e8af5c4d435ba230e

"U.S. “Know Your Customer” Proposal Will Put an End to Anonymous Cloud Users"

https://torrentfreak.com/u-s-know-your-customer-proposal-will-put-an-end-to-anonymous-cloud-users-240425/


WHAT BTC:DID PODCAST PRESENTS
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Never gonna happen


No mobile interface not good enough

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


There's no alternative to Privacy on Bitcoin
But youbcan always use DID:BTC


Unfortunately we need a consensus to pass BIP-300 😕


Privacy on Bitcoin is now totally gone use Monero

nostr:note1m47ew6hkdxr82gkvcd20k37y68trcxf0r7p6z98lf4wvmh26tceqgzeamr


That's the best thing I've heard this year 🙌


Damus when it comes to android


Why nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx thinks nostr will eventually win.

#whynostr
https://m.primal.net/ICAB.mov


literally dead monero is the way


If you want to spend with privacy use Monero! 👊
Privacy on Bitcoin is dead! 🤨

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2FlM1WYAWcw&pp=ygUac2V0aCBzYW1vdXJhaSBwZXRlciBjb21yYWQ%3D


there's no block on nostr only mute


It's over It was fun while it lasted bois, noshole was the last straw 😭


yesterday i unfollowed everyone on twitter to reset and test the algorithm.

my experience generally stayed the same, with a pretty high quality of signal. it will only get better, towards what tiktok was able to do.

the algorithm isn’t the problem. the problem arises when the algorithm is a black box, can’t be turned off, or can’t be replaced by another one someone else wrote.

being able to choose if an algorithm is used, and which one is used, is key. no one is done this well yet. twitter is the only one that allows a choice in the first place.


We will end up with better encryption than any E2EE chat app out there.

We just need to find the "right" way to do it.


Gonna be fun when they start to sanction OFAC banned transactions on lightning


morri 🤣


Becouse lightspark is OFAC compliant, it's just a tool for tracking on LN.


Interesting now lest see how he will try to hide it.


NEW: Poloniex hacker moved 501 #Bitcoin (💵 $32M) to new addresses, likely to hide the origin of the stolen funds 👀 https://image.nostr.build/38b9a3883aadb0f955e3d8aa22faf36926f6da140a60f9c22cce6c45e56035dd.jpg


Isn't a way to sort the feed? I want the latest up to show when I open the app, it was opening the trending before I reset to default 🙄

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


It's funny how Nostr moves in waves. Last week everybody was proposing Office suites, this week everyone is proposing Private messaging schemes. This is how we win.


Welcome to jail

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


Soon going to launch the first multi-currency Cashu ecash wallet as a progressive web app. So stoked about this, here is an exclusive preview for you Nostr!

https://m.primal.net/IBeu.png


Not gonna lie primal is now very user friendly, I like Amethyst more couse it's advanced with more options but most people are not like me they want the easiest path.


We are going extinct in a microsecond

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E2EE DMs are coming to Nostr 🔒

After being nerd sniped by hearing  nostr:npub1az9xj85cmxv8e9j9y80lvqp97crsqdu2fpu3srwthd99qfu9qsgstam8y8 mention OTR for the millionth time on the Bitcoin Review podcast, I spent the last few weeks digging into OTR, the Signal protocol, and a grab-bag of other cryptography.

The end result is that I (am pretty sure at least) that I found a way to do E2EE (end-to-end encrypted) DMs on Nostr in a way that is both forward and post-compromise secure AND doesn't require any centralized servers.

Demo video: https://share.cleanshot.com/nMKk6cn0

Live demo app: https://drdm-demo.vercel.app

And finally, the NIP (for those of you with bikes in need of a shed): https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1206

Huge thanks to  nostr:npub1klkk3vrzme455yh9rl2jshq7rc8dpegj3ndf82c3ks2sk40dxt7qulx3vt and  nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft for the chats while I worked out the details.


thinking about adding giftwrap support to nostrdb. then the local relay could query sealed notes like regular ones, maybe with an explicit filter flag to ensure to not mix them up. All it would need to do is periodically sync new giftwraps with negentropy or time-based sync.

This + nostr:npub1zuuajd7u3sx8xu92yav9jwxpr839cs0kc3q6t56vd5u9q033xmhsk6c2uc ‘s ratcheting we may finally have signal-grade comms in damus with no metadata leaks.


nostrdb was built for embedding into phones, its what powers profile and note search on damus ios. I have a branch that switches ios over to this model for the entire interface.

Damus android and Damus notedeck are built from the ground up using the local relay model. If you compile and run them you will see the difference. nostr:note1zj0560pg3fnkv3tky55gzgk0xfq48d2vxe507azp7q48j5v64wjqkxydmc


Minibits is not lightning it's ecash


ZEUS is open-source

https://github.com/ZeusLN https://image.nostr.build/2a47eca63e0fd52c8c297e5a2488dd19900627b03e125b9979cc1cb9348df6cb.jpg


It’s crazy to think iPhones can lose all access to self custodial wallet apps overnight, but it could happen. nostr:note1ma5guhwpz6hl8txgwnwe3mhyk004kna4upgh9z5rrtc5t69ccffs9rjjl3


ZEUS v0.8.4-beta3 is now available for testing

- Ability to select wallet/node on start-up
- Currency conversion: Silver (XAG) + Gold (XAU)
- Password page: improve layout
- Revamped Pub theme
- UI improvements
- Bug fixes

## Links

Release notes: https://github.com/ZeusLN/zeus/releases/tag/v0.8.4-beta3

ZEUS documentation: https://docs.zeusln.app/
Embedded node FAQ: https://docs.zeusln.app/for-users/embedded-node/faq

Android

Universal APK: https://zeusln.com/zeus-v0.8.4-beta3-universal.apk
arm64-v8a APK: https://zeusln.com/zeus-v0.8.4-beta3-arm64-v8a.apk
Manifest: https://zeusln.com/manifest-v0.8.4-beta3.txt
Manifest Signature: https://zeusln.com/manifest-v0.8.4-beta3.txt.sig

iOS

IPA: https://zeusln.com/zeus-v0.8.4-beta3.ipa
Apple TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/vVnODWoi https://image.nostr.build/315f7f7e73571cd5481af5a99d8a0e6d675495d05a1a623db378016ff0b8a871.jpg


I’m full ZeusPay now and it’s working better than ever - sends and receives. Their fees are down too and I hodl keys.

nostr:npub1xnf02f60r9v0e5kty33a404dm79zr7z2eepyrk5gsq3m7pwvsz2sazlpr5 is (imho) the best solution for self-custodial #Lightning on #Nostr and they’ve committed to not tucking tail like those lames running Phoenix.

I’m committed to supporting the devs with who will stand on business and who deliver good products, it can’t be one or the other.


Take that we are all 𝖀𝖙𝖝𝖔 now

nostr:note145hdsh4g00dver5rp98jka6qsxxtqak3y0xgag0j4cxdj987z6dswa257q


> "proper datacarrier respecting templates"

Seems like if anything, "proper" would be Bitcoin Core's dafault datacarrier size - 80 bytes. Knots is a fork of Bitcoin Core with a non-standard datacareier size of 42 bytes. Ocean is 100% censoring Samourai Wallet, Sapprow Wallet, & Bitcoin Keeper tx0's. And BIP47 PaynNym notification txs.

Also, Whirlpool CJ's don't use an OP_RETURN so "learn the fucking technicalities".


IMO Samourai doesn't even fit the definition of money transmitter though. Which in the Tornado Cash case that definition fits because they accepted the users ETH when users made deposits to the pools. As stated in that document, a money transmitter is either "a person engaged in the acceptance of currency, funds, or other value that substitutes for currency from one person AND the transmission of currency, funds, or other value that substitutes for currency to another person or location by any means" or "any other person engaged in the transfer of funds."

In Samourai's Whirlpool architecture, they never accept bitcoin from the users nor do they transfer it. Users transfer bitcoin to themselves by providing a UTXO to a collaborative transaction and receive their bitcoin back in a new UTXO. The user's wallet tx history is a chain of self-transfers that are blinded to the coordinator. It's difficult to even make a fiat analogy because there is literally no depositing, accepting, or disbursing of bitcoin taking place between any two entities. Every Whirlpool tx is just 5 people making identical self-transfers together.


Still working?


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Respect for Zeus team this is the only way. ⚡
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Is the “Stripper Index” pointing towards a coming recession? 😮 https://video.nostr.build/5ec4a205e7787009a212f9fb81a1d1fbbc636147ff99c62caecc0c7b8714052a.mp4


He saw the light, Damus is coming to Android

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# Reasons why Lightning is not that great

Some Bitcoiners, me included, were fooled by hyperbolic discourse that presented Lightning as some magical scaling solution with no flaws. This is an attempt to list some of the actual flaws uncovered after 5 years of experience. The point of this article is not to say Lightning is a complete worthless piece of crap, but only to highlight the fact that Bitcoin needs to put more focus on developing and thinking about other scaling solutions (such as [Drivechain](nostr:naddr1qq9xgunfwejkx6rpd9hqzythwden5te0ve5kzar2v9nzucm0d5pzqwlsccluhy6xxsr6l9a9uhhxf75g85g8a709tprjcn4e42h053vaqvzqqqr4gumtjfnp), less crappy and more decentralized trusted channels networks and [statechains](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/statechains-sending-keys-not-coins-to-scale-bitcoin-off-chain)).

## Unbearable experience

Maintaining a node is cumbersome, you have to deal with closed channels, allocating funds, paying fees unpredictably, choosing new channels to open, storing channel state backups -- or you'll have to delegate all these decisions to some weird AI or third-party services, it's not feasible for normal people.

## Channels fail for no good reason all the time

Every time nodes disagree on anything they close channels, there have been dozens, maybe hundreds, of bugs that lead to channels being closed in the past, and implementors have been fixing these bugs, but since these node implementations continue to be worked on and new features continue to be added we can be quite sure that new bugs continue to be introduced.

## Trimmed (fake) HTLCs are not sound protocol design

What would you tell me if I presented a protocol that allowed for transfers of users' funds across a network of channels and that these channels would pledge to send the money to miners while the payment was in flight, and that these payments could never be recovered if a node in the middle of the hop had a bug or decided to stop responding? Or that the receiver could receive your payment, but still claim he didn't, and you couldn't prove that at all?

These are the properties of "trimmed HTLCs", HTLCs that are uneconomical to have their own UTXO in the channel presigned transaction bundles, therefore are just assumed to be there while they are not (and their amounts are instead added to the fees of the presigned transaction).

Trimmed HTLCs, like any other HTLC, have timelocks, preimages and hashes associated with them -- which are properties relevant to the redemption of actual HTLCs onchain --, but unlike actual HTLCs these things have no actual onchain meaning since there is no onchain UTXO associated with them. This is a game of make-believe that only "works" because (1) payment proofs aren't worth anything anyway, so it makes no sense to steal these; (2) channels are too expensive to setup; (3) all Lightning Network users are honest; (4) there are so many bugs and confusion in a Lightning Network node's life that events related to trimmed HTLCs do not get noticed by users.

Also, so far these trimmed HTLCs have only been used for very small payments (although very small payments probably account for 99% of the total payments), so it is supposedly "fine" to have them. But, as fees rise, more and more HTLCs tend to become fake, which may make people question the sanity of the design.

Tadge Dryja, one of the creators of the Lightning Network proposal, has been critical of the fact that these things were allowed to creep into the BOLT protocol.

## Routing

Routing is already very bad today even though most nodes have a basically 100% view of the public network, the reasons being that some nodes are offline, others are on Tor and unreachable or too slow, channels have the balance shifted in the wrong direction, so payments fail a lot -- which leads to the (bad) solution invented by professional node runners and large businesses of probing the network constantly in order to discard bad paths, this creates unnecessary load and increases the risk of channels being dropped for no good reason.

As the network grows -- if it indeed grow and not centralize in a few hubs -- routing tends to become harder and harder.

While each implementation team makes their own decisions with regard to how to best way to route payments and these decisions may change at anytime, it's worth noting, for example, that CLN will use MPP to split up any payment in any number of chunks of 10k satoshis, supposedly to improve routing success rates. While this often backfires and causes payments to fail when they should have succeeded, it also contributes to making it so there are proportionally more fake HTLCs than there should be, as long as the threshold for fake HTLCs is above 10k.

## Payment proofs are somewhat useless

Even though payment proofs were seen by many (including me) as one of the great things about Lightning, the sad fact is that they do not work as proofs if people are not aware of the fact that they are proofs. Wallets do all they can to hide these details from users because it is considered "bad UX" and low-level implementors do not care very much to talk about them at all. There have been attempts from Lightning Labs to get rid of the payment proofs entirely (which at the time to me sounded like a terrible idea, but now I realize they were not wrong).

Here's a piece of anecdote: I've personally witnessed multiple episodes in which Phoenix wallet released the preimage without having actually received the payment (they did receive a minor part of the payment, but the payment was split in many parts). That caused my service, _@lntxbot_, to mark the outgoing payment as complete, only then to have to endure complaints from the users because the receiver side, Phoenix, had not received the full amount. In these cases, if the protocol and the idea of preimages as payment proofs be respected, should I have been the one in charge of manually fixing user balances?

Another important detail: when an HTLC is sent and then something goes wrong with the payment the channel has to be closed in order to redeem that payment. When the redeemer is on the receiver side, the very act of redeeming should cause the preimage to be revealed and a proof of payment to be made available for the sender, who can then send that back to the previous hop and the payment is proven without any doubt. But when this happens for fake HTLCs (which is the vast majority of payments, as noted above) there is no place in the world for a preimage and therefore there are no proofs available. A channel is just closed, the payer loses money but can't prove a payment. It also can't send that proof back to the previous hop so he is forced to say the payment failed -- even if it wasn't him the one who declared that hop a failure and closed the channel, which should be a prerequisite. I wonder if this isn't the source of multiple bugs in implementations that cause channels to be closed unnecessarily. The point is: preimages and payment proofs are mostly a fiction.

Another important fact is that the proofs do not really prove anything if the keypair that signs the invoice can't be provably attached to a real world entity.

## LSP-centric design

The first Lightning wallets to show up in the market, LND as a desktop daemon (then later with some GUIs on top of it like Zap and Joule) and Anton's BLW and Eclair wallets for mobile devices, then later LND-based mobile wallets like Blixt and RawTX, were all standalone wallets that were self-sufficient and meant to be run directly by consumers. Eventually, though, came Breez and Phoenix and introduced the "LSP" model, in which a server would be trusted in various forms -- not directly with users' funds, but with their privacy, fees and other details -- but most importantly that LSP would be the primary source of channels for all users of that given wallet software. This was all fine, but as time passed new features were designed and implemented that assumed users would be running software connected to LSPs. The very idea of a user having a standalone mobile wallet was put out of question. The entire argument for implementation of the bolt12 standard, for example, hinged on the assumption that mobile wallets would have [LSPs capable of connecting to Google messaging services and being able to "wake up" mobile wallets](https://twitter.com/hampus_s/status/1442493786110705668) in order for them to receive payments. Other ideas, like a complicated standard for allowing mobile wallets to receive payments without having to be online all the time, just [assume LSPs always exist](https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/lightning-dev/2021-October/003307.html); and changes to the expected BOLT spec behavior with regards to, for example, [probing of mobile wallets](https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/pull/4785).

Ark is another example of a kind of LSP that got so enshrined that it become a new protocol that depends on it entirely.

## Protocol complexity

Even though the general idea of how Lightning is supposed to work can be understood by many people (as long as these people know how Bitcoin works) the Lightning protocol is not really easy: it will take a long time of big dedication for anyone to understand the details about the BOLTs -- this is a bad thing if we want a world of users that have at least an idea of what they are doing. Moreover, with each new cool idea someone has that gets adopted by the protocol leaders, it increases in complexity and some of the implementors are kicked out of the circle, therefore making it easier for the remaining ones to proceed with more and more complexity. It's the same process by which Chrome won the browser wars, kicked out all competitors and proceeded to make a supposedly open protocol, but one that no one can implement as it gets new and more complex features every day, all envisioned by the Chrome team.

## Liquidity issues?

I don't believe these are a real problem if all the other things worked, but still the old criticism that Lightning requires parking liquidity and that has a cost is not a complete non-issue, specially given the LSP-centric model.


We’re not going anywhere.


Lotta craziness in the wallet space right now but take a look at mining centralization.

Blue Matt covers the topic nicely on his latest ep w Marty on TFTC nostr:note1pfnpzh45fra968x5lavhan70e746yxuzm7k5gqccrtezkzaga7zsf7f587


Are you a cast iron or stainless steel money transmitter? nostr:note1v77chxq5lwfuw6us827328q80azcftg2vsn2nvxgdjghy3uf7fksjufszc


If you are wondering why you can't access the testnet, thanks Jameson Lopp. 😒

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GM money transmitters ☕

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


Seems like you don't understand how lightning works they are closing their LSP.


The indictment against the alleged Samourai Wallet (SW) operators was unsealed today. A few friends have been asking for my opinion on it and my channels are blowing up. I used to serve in law enforcement as a detective that specialized in cybercrime and blockchain analysis. The following information may be useful or interesting to some.

Reading through the Department of Justice’s press release and the indictment itself, here are my initial thoughts:

There are plenty of examples of past investigations resulting in arrests/convictions related to the operation of custodial mixing services, with Bitcoin Fog being the one in recent news. With a service taking custody of funds and moving funds between other people/users, they are likely going to be considered a money service business. And if a money service business doesn’t block Americans from using the service, the US Department of Treasury will require the operators of that service to register with them and follow their compliance regulations. Many foreigners have been arrested in foreign jurisdictions in order to be prosecuted in the US with an American judge and jury for allegedly violating federal American laws (read that sentence twice).

With these sorts of cases, you are typically dealing with the idea that a service didn’t register correctly and follow compliance regulations. And then the other idea is that the operator of the service knew and allowed funds to move through it that would be considered “illicit” or “sanctioned.”

Examples of illicit funds may be proceeds from illegal drug sales or funds stolen from someone. The sanction piece can involve entities, such as particular Bitcoin addresses, individuals, companies, or countries, using the service or receiving from the service. The US federal government maintains a sanction list.

The above summary has been an on-going fight on privacy, censorship, and regulatory overreach for a while. It isn’t new (and Roman Sterlingov should be free). SW’s indictment is different from the situation I summarized above though.

SW was a non-custodial service. This means that users controlled (their private keys to) their funds themselves and the service provider (SW) allowed the coordination between users through its infrastructure, such as the app, the server, the continued development, etc. This makes this case much more interesting and more concerning to me.

Regarding the first count against the men: Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering. The SW indictment alleges that SW was a service that provided “large-scale money laundering and sanctions evasion.” So we are talking about users using illicit funds with the service and sanctioned entities using or receiving from the service. And we are talking about the SW coordinators “conspiring” with the relevant users to do this.

The indictment is constantly referring to SW as an “application” that is conducting or facilitating the mixing through a “centralized coordinator server.” Who controls the application and server? Allegedly the two men named in the indictment.

When it comes to SW’s Whirlpool service: Through their server, their application is selecting the inputs. Their application is communicating information between all users necessary for the mixing to occur. Their application is using the private keys on behalf of the users. Their application is broadcasting the mixing transactions to the Bitcoin network. The picture the indictment is painting is that the application and server are essentially doing the money laundering, as opposed to the users using the service. Similar verbiage and logic are used to describe SW’s Ricochet service too (adding hops to a send you intend to do).

The above summary is the most shocking piece of the indictment, in my opinion. The implications of this reach beyond Bitcoin-related apps and services. Think of the apps and services, just in general, that a user could use to engage in criminal behavior. Now think of arresting the developers/creators for what the user did.

Regarding the second indictment against the men: Conspiracy to Operate an Unlicensed Money Transmitting Business. The indictment says the SW operators were “involved in the transportation and transmission of funds intended to be used to promote and support unlawful activity.” There isn’t any mention or consideration of custody of funds in this. The logic of the indictment: Some users may have used SW’s application and server for “unlawful activity” and therefore, SW was involved in the unlawful activity. Again, this is a scary precedent. Think of the applications and servers out there right now that users may be using for unlawful activity.

There are many mentions apparently from the coordinators themselves that address the knowledge and intent element (important for a criminal trial). The SW operators were obviously passionate about financial privacy and resisting compliance regulations. Their messages (especially with their style of messaging) will be easy to spin/take literally, even if the coordinators were just trying to be edgy with their marketing/brand. The SW coordinators did not help themselves in this regard.

I think the government will focus a lot on the coordinator’s knowledge and intent of the service being used for illegal activity. I believe this is how the government will “limit” the scope of the precedence and how it will try to differentiate the SW service from others.

Regarding the illicit funds/sanctions piece: The blockchain analysis showing funds from Dark Web markets that sell illegal drugs flowing into SW’s Whirlpool will be easy for the prosecution. The same goes with sanctioned entities sending to or receiving from SW’s Whirlpool. It will also be easy to show funds flowing from known hacks, exploits, and/or thefts flowing into SW’s Whirlpool. The government will need to prove the men knew this was happening and that they facilitated it by providing the SW application and server. Their mouths may be their downfall on this one, but I think it is pretty clear that the SW operators’ intent was to provide a neutral financial privacy tool that didn’t control user funds, leaving the responsibility of the use of those funds on the users themselves.

With the logic in this case, I wonder if it will be argued that blockchain analysis companies are also culpable since they surely had their own funds being mixed in SW’s Whirlpool to collect data points. Were their funds facilitating illegal activity? Or were their funds facilitating financial privacy in general? (Maybe facilitating privacy was just the byproduct of having the chance to trace through exclusions.)

Overall, the case leads to some interesting questions.

Is a wallet software and developer a money service business now? How about a full node? These both facilitate the transmission of funds too. The implications of this case are not good for privacy or code. I’m ready to donate to the defense.


Oof...
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You are going to jail and you still laughing 🤨

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The administrative state has effectively banned Bitcoin mixers in the US without having to pass any legislation.


What kinda of dystopia is this #Nostr folks?

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Rip Don't believe

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NIP 90 Profile Discovery request


Did you check out the Censorship 1984 DVM on noogle.lol/filter ?

It shows reports by people you follow (or in the future by whatever npubs you feed it, e.g. a web of trust). You can mute bad actors or accounts that are sus. If you use a client that implements the latest version of the list nip, they will automatically be muted there as well.


My nostr:npub1xnf02f60r9v0e5kty33a404dm79zr7z2eepyrk5gsq3m7pwvsz2sazlpr5 configuration has never looked better.

Cheers to the nostr:npub1hxfkcs9gvtm49702rmwn2aeuvhkd2w6f0svm4sl84g8glhzx5u9srk5p6t crew for convincing me to make the switch from REST/Tailscale to LNC to remotely manage my node.

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User nostr:npub1tr4dstaptd2sp98h7hlysp8qle6mw7wmauhfkgz3rmxdd8ndprusnw2y5g on shitstain X pointed out that according to the Department of Justice, only 3.6% of the transactions in #Samourai Wallet were illicit. This overlooks the fact that 96.4% of the activity was legitimate, with #Bitcoin users simply seeking privacy for their transactions. Highway robbery. 🤬
https://image.nostr.build/56233e0da81291c7ba6e37853a0d0691786941c8e2b2731495df25c17ddc44f6.jpg


There's always troll groups on social media
New meme template dropped

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WTF is going on NosHole left?

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The us government will leave behind billions worth of weapons for the Taliban but yeah Bitcoin mixers are helping terrorists


I knew all this but never put it altogether until I read the below.

#fuckthegovernment

the FBI calls crypto money so they can arrest you for money laundering

the IRS calls it property so they can tax you on capital gains

the SEC calls it a security so they can sue every exchange

the CFTC calls it a commodity so you can’t use it as a currency


GM

Free speech is dead.


zksnacks is now prohibiting US citizens from using its coinjoin coordinator.

https://blog.wasabiwallet.io/zksnacks-now-blocking-u-s-residents-and-citizens/


He’s not one of us https://image.nostr.build/e66ba2eae3f7586a5f0a877f9ebb10eac6d3f0c03628aed2cc8ea406d481f55c.jpg


Looks like  nostr:npub148qm45zettnf6ekgkatnyfadunxwjpu8sy88mjdsgwc5f202d93qmejra7 is pulling out of the US. If you're sick of jumping through hoops due to the whims of the tyrants in your government, check this one out.

Here's how to avoid app stores entirely and use the  nostr:npub1mutnyacc9uc4t5mmxvpprwsauj5p2qxq95v4a9j0jxl8wnkfvuyque23vg PWA in 5 minutes flat, including migrating your funds. LFG.

https://m.primal.net/IAKc.mp4


Ok now lets do it


Self-custody is the only way forward.

Without it, all of Bitcoin’s other properties are pointless.


Some essential characteristics of Mutiny Wallet.

Non-custodial:
- You are in control of your keys
- The node runs on your device
- Any critical data that exists is saved on your device and encrypted remotely for backups

Not an LSP:
- We do not run a node or LSP, we interface with others
- You may open channels to any node
- We never process any lightning channel, payments, on-chain txs, UTXOs, etc.
- Our lightning address server is built with blinded auth, and we can't link payments to your node

Open-source:
- MIT
- The web app is available in case app stores go down
- Self-hostable, already bundled with start9

We strongly believe in building software that gives users the most control and least dependence upon us. It's not easy; centralization brings a much better user experience. However, for the longevity of ourselves, our product, and our users, this is what we believe is the correct path to take.


Don't wait for me lets do it whiteout me.


We are not winning we are getting psyoped.
NGU Michel Saylor cultists will get us all wrecked.

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Well it might take some time but yeah, I think a bundle of a ronindojo, wallet with whirlpool and a new nostr client and relay focused on privacy must be coded.

If nobody is going to do it it's time for me to consider starting it from zero.

𝕵𝖔𝖍𝖓⚡⚡ 🜉 ∞/₂₁ 🜚


someone fork sparrow and put it back in plz


I don't like what you said and I fear it's true


This has aged well. GN nostr.
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Public Service Announcement: Get Fucked, FBI. https://i.nostr.build/5GV5z.jpg


How to recover your funds on Samourai Wallet using Sparrow Wallet in 2 minutes. Clipped from today's Simply Sessions with  nostr:npub1gu47n7fxfm4py48jktmu6tdqcvva4e87fntynuzzf62zxnw2e7tsc6907g

https://m.primal.net/Hzvl.mov


#FreeRoss - because USA
#FreeAssange - because USA
#FreeSnowden - because USA
#FreeSamourai  - because USA

notice a pattern?


I mean tbh I'm ok with a #Nostr app like #Primal. That's really the point of the whole thing is to let people have options.

You want an algo'd normie-friendly client that's easier for folks to migrate from big tech? Cool.

You want some CLI based client that's routed through Tor relays? Hell yeah.

https://media.tenor.com/odyVsZbC-OYAAAAC/why-not-both-why-not.gif


Fun times ahead
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They have been in the "…and then they fight you" phase for years. Wake the fuck up. https://image.nostr.build/67af2891ef34ebf80dc025128a9f648d764f1ab50214e2f2b76ac64131cdf1b3.jpg


Consequências… nostr:note1ycqqkjhgq9v6g7x0tx6hvgq6nvqwefy99c06d4zgzt8gak0wgwksux87ye


Primeiro passo fail 😆
Tem que fazer o update do link

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


Como instalar o RoninDojo em um PC (Intel/AMD-x86_64) #Bitcoin #SamouraiWallet

https://21ideas.org/en/practice-privacy/ronindojo/

https://estudiobitcoin.com/how-to-install-ronindojo-pc-intel-amd-x86_64/


se estamos indo pro mercado negro precisamos de monero


People are thinking about the Samourai situation the wrong way IMO.

They’re worried about hiding (KYC vs non-KYC) like it matters.

"Oh, I see you’ve bought a house, but we have no idea where you got the money for it and can’t trace it back to a sats purchase you made through your bank. We do see you paid taxes on $60K per year and have a $5M house, but we will leave you alone in this citadel since we can’t trace the specific sats to your bank account!”

FFS, if they’re coming after your property, they’re coming after your property. They don’t give a fuck about your rights, and they don’t really care how you got what you have. You think it matters they can’t *prove* you got it through sats appreciation? They can’t prove someone else didn’t lose his keys, either. They don’t care.

The beauty of the technology is they literally cannot seize this one asset unless you volunteer the keys. They can jail you, they can murder you, but they can’t take it from you, and more importantly they can’t do so remotely. They need to expend resources and be on camera, in person. This is a very big handicap and a huge advertisement to others to store their wealth out of their reach.

You have the strongest hand in the history of humanity. Stand up to the bully.


Video autoplay is great, nice add.