atori

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npub16sjx42fjhvjkln8v488hquqszlds5yl454uzk07ateangfwaqa5skf8l3h

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atori@zeuspay.com

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relay.primal.net

relay.noswhere.com

nostr.oxtr.dev

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2024-08-25 22:16:30

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I'm aware of this, what are you talking about then you say no need to import nsec?

2024-08-25 12:38:22

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What did Foundation release regarding nostr?

2024-08-23 18:24:05

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How do you do that? With what do you pay back the loan? With a new one?

2024-08-21 21:08:12

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Whonix is also really great. Can be used in amnesic mode as well.

2024-08-21 21:07:03

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Yes, but it does not claim to protect against a "global passive adversary", ie NSA and friends. That is if you use it to browse the regular web. If you connect to .onion sites only it's even better.

2024-08-16 19:24:39

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Its multisig, you can lose 2 out of 5 keys.

2024-08-16 19:02:13

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There is no seed to backup with yubikeys right?

2024-08-14 11:58:49

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Shopinbit?

2024-08-13 12:09:38

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Better how?

2024-08-13 11:13:04

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It exists until it becomes to popular.

2024-08-13 09:25:21

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It's a matter of net benefit. Having these tools is a net benefit for society, even if that means some people use to do some bad things. LE has a legitimate interest in targeted surveillance if there is probably cause and a judge signs of on it. Mass surveillance however is unacceptable and must be made technologically impossible.

2024-08-13 09:22:07

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Is this custodial?

2024-08-07 19:35:46

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It works now - today - for the people that need it.

2024-08-07 15:52:23

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Doesn't that introduce yet another trusted party? Why not use Obtanium?

2024-08-07 15:29:34

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Whats this accrescent thing? A collection of apps? Who is behind it? Why not get all of them with Obtanium?

2024-08-06 20:32:04

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There is something wrong with the media file, can't get it to play.

2024-08-05 12:23:30

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Marketcap means absolutely nothing if you are dealing with illiquid shit. I can create a token and buy it at some shit exchange and boom it has market cap.

2024-08-05 12:22:00

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What bitcoin was initially meant to be. Bitcoin is to get rich, monero is for freedom.

2024-08-04 22:18:06

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You want to use gupax.io don't expect massive earnings though unless you got a beast of a Ryzen CPU.

2024-08-04 21:55:52

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Every ring contains at least one old tx bt default IIRC

2024-08-04 21:41:58

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100 million

2024-08-04 21:22:05

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Bits or sats, exchanges just need to start showing a large number when people buy btc. Unit bias is real.

2024-08-03 22:10:39

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Is that project still alive?

2024-08-03 18:30:41

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These tools are great for cashing out no kyc.

2024-08-02 20:18:08

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Pretty clean wallet but they see the destination of your payments. I like their buying incoming liquidity option. Soon Zeus will have the same.

2024-08-02 15:03:39

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Yeah it's a bit clunky but worth looking into it. First lightning wallet I feel comfortable using instead if xmr. For most things at least.

2024-08-02 14:35:22

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Have you looked into Zeus? Only lightning wallet with acceptable privacy from the LSP.

2024-08-02 14:33:07

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Plus utxo that are from or only a few hops removed from coinjoins will be rejected in more and more places. To be fair, lightning fixes this to some extent.

2024-08-02 14:29:44

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Every utxo is literally distinct...

2024-08-02 12:42:42

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What bitcoin was meant to be. Bitcoin went in another direction and that's fine.

2024-08-01 07:07:50

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Right. Makes sense.

2024-07-31 23:07:08

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Yes, I was referring to holding stables and swapping that to monero and then spending all of the monero.

2024-07-31 22:45:51

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Ah you buy just the right amount of monero at an exchange (plus a bit for fees) and send that to the person you are paying? Could also keep a balance in a stablecoin and swap what you need to monero then.

2024-07-31 22:34:49

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Are silent payments supported on your desktop wallet?

2024-07-31 21:57:54

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Either merge mining with bitcoin or switch to RandomX merge mining with monero.
Benefit would be wide distribution and branding/network effect.
Realistically the price would be quite low.
Monero price reflects the demand for private payments, bitcoin price reflects demand for 21M/infinity. If that turns out to be a gigantic bubble remains to be seen.

2024-07-31 18:14:41

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Devil's advocate: what if we do a hardfork of bitcoin that is private. Every holder gets an equivalent amount of private bitcoin and yes, the institutions dump and crash the price but we have instant wide distribution of a privacy coin. Where does my proposal fail?

2024-07-31 18:10:13

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You can't update the protocol at that point because the economic nodes will never support that fork.

2024-07-31 14:42:03

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You mean like doing a swap from bitcoin to monero and having that monero being send to the person you are paying? Doesn't that count as a sale and trigger cap gains?

2024-07-31 14:30:04

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What is the privacy implication of this?

2024-07-31 11:04:44

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Feather + Ledger

2024-07-30 22:54:55

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Does Phoenix use wrapped invoices like Zeus or can your counterparty see your pubkey / utxo in the channel?

2024-07-30 22:42:05

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Graphene

2024-07-30 22:39:19

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They do? Like which wallets I have never heard of this

2024-01-05 20:43:29

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Doing my part!