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2026-03-03 21:19:46 UTC

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#nevent1q…z3w4

2026-03-03 20:56:02 UTC

The prophecy, the rapture, the third temple... Americans are that dumb. Let's hope the new generation will be different.
#nevent1q…qy9c

2026-03-03 20:49:22 UTC

#Amethyst in light theme is a plucked chicken.
Purple on white is a crime against design.

2026-03-01 10:04:47 UTC

If more people would take example from this man, we'd be in a much better place.
But you, faggots, are weak and pathetic by choice, and got only yourselves to blame for it.
#nevent1q…wq87

2026-02-27 16:43:58 UTC

The whole BIP-110 brouhaha reads like a self-righteous bureaucrat in a hackerspace: loud, performative, and fundamentally ignorant of the system it claims to “fix.” The recent KnotsLies exposé demolishes core talking points by literally encoding a contiguous image in a transaction that violates none of the rules its proponents say are sacrosanct, exposing that the very limits they want to enforce are either bogus or trivially circumvented — a classic case of ideological zealotry masquerading as technical rigor. Far from protecting #Bitcoin, this faction is pushing arbitrary consensus-level censorship of “non-monetary” data based on subjective judgments about what is “spam,” a slippery slope that corrupts Bitcoin’s neutrality and permissionless ethos. Worse yet, these narratives lean on inflated node counts and hollow signaling to suggest a groundswell that doesn’t exist in economic reality, and they paint market-driven fee dynamics as existential threats while dreaming up governance hooks that invite centralized control. What looks like principled minimalism on the surface is really just a tantrum that weaponizes “technical correctness” to graft political preferences into Bitcoin’s consensus layer, a move as counter to sound money and neutrality as any hard fork ever dreamed of.
https://knotslies.com/

2026-02-26 16:02:23 UTC

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It works for me now. Shall I stop using it because somehow it won't work in the future? That's a visionary thought, wow.

2026-02-25 22:17:24 UTC

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Some people don't know how this game works. You seem to have a grasp.

2026-02-19 21:02:01 UTC

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What happens if many like me just keep running core v28?

2026-02-19 20:49:31 UTC

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I thought you were rooting for the Knotzies? What happened?

2026-02-19 20:46:47 UTC

That level of honesty hits too close to home. Safer to rage at “illegals” than confront how this country was built by people who weren’t invited either.
#nevent1q…m3ym

2026-02-19 16:11:10 UTC

I like the way this guy put it.
#nevent1q…wlts

2026-02-17 18:33:10 UTC

We have had no instance of getting beyond compute efficient frontier. I guess we will be stuck in 4 for a long while.
#nevent1q…g8x9

2026-02-17 18:28:38 UTC

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While the act of observation through apparatus is bound to measure in discreet excitation units, this doesn't negate the fact that certain aspects of reality are seemingly continuous. For example, the electromagnetic field is continuous; a photon is a discrete excitation of that field.

2026-02-17 16:49:43 UTC

Dan is a modern hero.
#nevent1q…r8td

2026-02-17 16:19:18 UTC

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This douche needs his face kicked in.

2026-02-17 15:53:51 UTC

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My statement is not about this miserable fuck per se, it's about every god damned being. If the fact that we're alive is true, the fact that we'll die is absolutely true. This is the only thing no one escapes, and I fuckin love it.

2026-02-17 11:31:00 UTC

#Nostr seems more dead than ever.

2026-02-17 09:48:59 UTC

#Palantir isn’t just selling software — it’s wiring government power directly into oceans of private data, quietly assembling the operating system of the modern surveillance state.
https://morristownminute.town.news/g/morristown-nj/n/364995/how-surveillance-state-gets-built-palantir-ice-and-your-private-data?utm_source=chatgpt.com

2026-02-14 13:54:33 UTC

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If as much effort was dedicated to finding out how the many children that died at the hands of elites in secret gatherings, we'd be much better off — hypocrisy is the greatest luxury.

2026-02-12 19:04:15 UTC

The linked article argues that modern fiat systems rely on monetary elasticity — discretionary expansion of money and credit — to absorb crises, defer losses, and sustain the system, even at the cost of inflation and widening wealth concentration.
Elastic money isn’t just the firefighter — it’s the arsonist with a pension. The same “flexibility” that rides in to rescue markets after every collapse is what pumped them full of helium in the first place: cheap credit, suppressed risk, leverage stacked on leverage, assets levitating while wages crawl. Then when gravity finally asserts itself, the architects of the boom print the antidote, socialize the losses, and call it stabilization. The cycle repeats: inflate, distort, concentrate wealth, panic, rescue — each bailout quietly seeding the next explosion. Elasticity doesn’t just save the game. It rigs the table, deals the cards, and owns the casino.
https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/modern-money-only-works-cheating-if-youre-long-bitcoin-or-not-long-bitcoin-read

2026-02-12 18:16:45 UTC

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This freak of nature does have some good insights.

2026-02-12 08:49:49 UTC

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The implied meaning is stronger than “just filters.” It’s about who gets to decide what Bitcoin is for. Filters are coded by a gatekeeper.

2026-02-11 04:28:40 UTC

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You should go for 2-3 years to Dagestan and forget.

2026-02-09 19:23:16 UTC

#Nostr is flatlining on the table, so we’ve got to unleash a swarm of deranged bots to jolt the corpse back into motion. Pump it full of synthetic adrenaline until the whole damn thing staggers around like a half-drunk zombie. Doesn’t matter if it’s dead inside — as long as it twitches, the crowd think it’s alive.
#nevent1q…60x7

2026-02-09 11:59:31 UTC

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Fat bitches.

2026-02-09 07:45:56 UTC

The room always feels colder when someone mentions Bitcoin’s creator. Satoshi Nakamoto isn’t a person anymore; he’s a ghost with commit access. And that’s the entire point. The protocol survives precisely because no one can drag its architect into a courtroom, or a talk show, or a van with no windows. An invisible engineer can’t be bribed, sued, doxxed, or disappeared.
#Bitcoin devs today walk the same tightrope. The minute a name becomes more important than the code, the incentives twist. Suddenly you’re maintaining a global monetary network while also dodging subpoenas, conference invites, and people who think you owe them the future.
Anonymity isn’t romantic. It’s armor. It keeps the work ugly, honest, and unowned. The network doesn’t need rockstars. It needs ghosts with Git histories.

2026-02-09 06:11:52 UTC

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If you can't handle the pushback that your decisions provoke, you shouldn't be pushing commits.

2026-02-08 07:22:29 UTC

Bitcoin’s recent history feels like a roadside hallucination: SegWit cracked open the witness fields, Taproot handed the crowd industrial-grade chisels, and the junk peddlers began engraving their digital graffiti across block space while Core devs muttered about neutrality and long-term safe @nprofile…g6mw showed up like a lone exorcist, waving patches meant to suffocate the inscription demons on sight, only to be turned away for swinging too wildly. Then #BIP110 lurched onto the scene — a one-year shotgun blast of consensus limits meant to slap duct tape over the protocol’s leaking data pipes — while maintainers recoiled, whispering about chain splits and bad precedent. And so the carnival grinds on, junk masters stuffing bytes into every crevice, devs arguing about purity versus pragmatism, and #Bitcoin itself humming indifferently beneath the chaos, as if this was always the price of absolute permissionlessness.

2026-02-07 13:52:48 UTC

That's the A tier race for ya 🤣
https://i.nostr.build/4ZTFH1M2U2GwfW7H.jpg
#nevent1q…qh5j

2026-02-07 11:07:54 UTC

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He barrels through reality like a wired-at-3-a.m. newsroom prophet, seeing angles normies miss because his neurodivergent circuitry bends the world’s static into a private signal only he can tune.

2026-02-07 05:36:06 UTC

GM from inside the relay fog — raw, jittery and wired to the mesh.

2026-02-06 13:50:19 UTC

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Crystal clear.
Hash-rate never grew clean — it was steroid money and boardroom whales stacking ASIC armies with break-evens in fantasy land. Now the bills hit, fans scream, lights dim, and they’re dumping coin to outrun their own burn rate.
Let ’em fry.
When the halving rolls in, only the lean, wired-in, freedom-driven miners will still be standing in the smoke.

2026-02-06 13:19:53 UTC

Hashrate is slipping off the cliff as miners fling their #bitcoin like scorching hot potatoes in a wild, self-feeding doom loop of panic and electricity-soaked desperation.
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/815a7bc04f563d03456b08dea117765c4fc068e1139741ea7fb26b48ca3cb37b.jpg

2026-02-05 17:20:37 UTC

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The only way to be truly self-sovereign is through self-custody. It just shows how dumb is the idea "do not sell your bitcoins"; there are things that need to be bought with Bitcoins and things that are better to not be bought with anything.

2026-02-05 17:14:28 UTC

Strike loans reaping now 🤣
Those who took out above 100k are now being made to sell their Bitcoin at 60k. That's the name of the game.

2026-02-05 17:04:50 UTC

Guaranteed to not go to zero through my limit but order for 0.01c.
#nevent1q…6n2d

2026-02-04 13:08:05 UTC

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Of which ethnicity was the father?

2026-02-04 08:21:00 UTC

Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect.
— Mark Twain

2026-02-03 20:25:44 UTC

The whole episode feels like another manufactured panic, a state-shaped shadow tossed into the Bitcoin cave to see who flinches first. The same old trick: get people to outsource truth to personalities and papers instead of verification.
We don’t trust idols because humans are cheap, corruptible hardware; we trust what survives hostile review: open-source code you can compile yourself, hashes you can reproduce, signatures you can validate, and math that doesn’t care who’s trending today.
Strip away the noise and you’re left with open-source machinery humming in the dark, indifferent and incorruptible — if anything in this mess deserves trust, it’s that.
#nevent1q…jdd0

2026-02-03 15:01:13 UTC

Perfect reply — too bad it’s all a con.
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/d7628b19928c91005515f0f65a6e8b27bb9d4b4f25b93185ed8b2afdb8645dec.jpg

2026-02-03 07:09:46 UTC

Whenever I encounter posts about agents this or agents that, I inadvertently think about Agent Smith.

2026-02-02 10:12:53 UTC

The market’s a crime scene again — blood everywhere, weak hands fainting in the gutters. Perfect weather for stacking #Bitcoin and #Monero. While the timid run from the smoke, the freedom tech maxis shovel up the good stuff in the chaos. Fear is their problem; accumulation is ours.

2026-01-30 12:30:33 UTC

When it comes to Bitcoin and Monero, it is assumed these two are complimentary: Monero being fungibility tool for #BTC and Bitcoin being liquidity tool for #XMR. Building towards self-custodial swaps between the two is unavoidable.

2026-01-27 18:09:07 UTC

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Libreboot/Dasharo is the only viable option from what I was able to find. Only Intel ME can be neutered; AMD, Apple Silicon or mobiles not possible. You can buy ME neutered laptops, desktops and/or servers here https://shop.nitrokey.com/shop?&search=nitropad

2026-01-24 20:05:26 UTC

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Step one in privacy advocacy should be hardware: ME-neutered laptops and ME-neutered nodes — because if the firmware god stays, everything above it is just cosplay. Maybe we should start with that first and then go to opsec above the silicon? That's the main idea behind my ramblings.

2026-01-24 08:06:33 UTC

China isn’t dumping Treasuries out of spite — they’ve quietly cut holdings to ~20-year lows and are gorging on gold instead. They’re cashing out of U.S. paper and buying hard assets, mines, and leverage while exporting junk that Americans buy up like there is no tomorrow.
Meanwhile the U.S. is stuck in a fiscal chokehold:
Lower rates = inflation
Higher rates = debt-service spiral
A monetary Catch-22 with no clean exit — except tighter domestic control. Cue the CBDC debates, where negative real rates and direct Fed accounts become the new “stability tool".
China’s stacking gold and real assets; America’s juggling debt thermite. The old "Chimerica" loop of export dollars is breaking.
A boss move by #China.

2026-01-23 21:14:31 UTC

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It's right there on the far left of the mid row — I use it a lot.
You're desperate. Now fuck off.
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/4f5a32c7ba2eaeead3e802cc72876851ff635235df84b68136fc1f0e0fc8f52d.jpg

2026-01-22 16:50:16 UTC

If you’re being hunted by nation-states, forget the smartphone — it's a pocket-sized confession booth wired straight into the silicon priesthood. The only sane refuge left is a Dasharo-flashed, Coreboot-purified laptop running Qubes, sealed with Heads like a digital chastity belt. One machine, one bunker, one verifiable universe. Everything else is just praying to the surveillance gods that they don’t notice you today.

2026-01-22 12:48:30 UTC

Every device runs a tiny god under the motherboard — ME, PSP, TrustZone — a silent priesthood baked into the silicon. It sees your RAM, your keys, your wallets, your thoughts if you type them. And the industry hands you a lullaby: “Relax, it’s for security.” Sure. The architecture is indistinguishable from a perfect universal backdoor, but we call it “trusted computing” because the alternative can’t be proven and the machine won’t boot without its ghost king in the basement. #Bitcoin, #Monero, all the encryption cults chanting about sovereignty and privacy — they’re all praying their math outweighs the plausible deniability of the hardware that runs it. Faith masquerading as cryptography. Modern computing is a cathedral built on a crack in the altar.

2026-01-20 09:54:38 UTC

Don't confuse capitalism with statism.
#nevent1q…up3k

2026-01-19 19:07:26 UTC

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@nprofile…m8kr My Brainstorm customer account (#24) was restored via the restore interface.
NIP-85 setup is complete and I see my score, but zero 30382 events are published.
The exporter job is not attached to my customer ID.
Could you please reinitialize my customer entry so the NIP-85 exporter runs?

2026-01-16 18:29:33 UTC

You're casually committing a false equivalence by equating trust in locally verifiable cryptography for ownership (signatures, addresses) with trust in globally unverifiable cryptography for monetary supply, which are fundamentally different trust domains.
it’s a sad take because it collapses two completely different types of trust into one and pretends the trade-off doesn’t exist.
#nevent1q…ev3r

2026-01-16 10:50:57 UTC

The key difference is verifiability: Bitcoin’s supply and transactions are fully transparent and trivially auditable by anyone, while Monero deliberately sacrifices global auditability to achieve strong on-chain privacy, requiring users to trust cryptographic assumptions rather than simple inspection. As a result, Bitcoin is generally considered superior as base-layer money, while Monero excels as private transactional cash.
It's just a matter of unavoidable trade-off between supply-auditability and on-chain privacy.
#nevent1q…ne0x

2026-01-16 10:47:34 UTC

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Decoy-analysis heuristucs uses basic statistical heuristics to strip away unlikely decoys in a ring and isolate the real spend, an approach that does not break cryptography but is trivial for a state-level adversary with ample data and resources to execute at scale.

2026-01-16 07:29:50 UTC

There’s an important difference in degree, not in whether something happens. Both masturbation and partnered sex increase heart rate, blood pressure, and blood circulation — but not to the same extent.
Masturbation is quick and mostly uses the hand, so the physical load is low. Partnered sex typically engages larger muscle groups, lasts longer, and involves full-body movement. Because of this, the cardiovascular response is significantly stronger, and many people feel a much bigger physical and mental boost afterward.
With the right partner, regular good sex is transformative because it combines stronger physical exertion with emotional and hormonal effects that masturbation doesn’t replicate.
As Woody Allen famously put it:
> “Sex is only dirty if you do it right.”
#nevent1q…r6fa

2026-01-11 20:21:43 UTC

#Palantir CEO brags: “Palantir is here to disrupt… scare enemies, and, on occasion, kill them. And we hope you're in favor of that.”
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/a6cea36e8128b70419eafb5f99a516d71328b3ebb868cc25eee0e8810860f764.mp4