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bitcoin maximalists are all lying scum

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2024-10-21 03:12:25

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I just hate him so much. he's the epitome of throw everything good in the garbage in an attempt to make the price go up.

2024-10-10 01:16:43

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blockchain-based domain name service is actually a good idea. it's probably the only non-retarded NFT-like use-case I have ever seen, and it's the second thing anyone ever managed to do with any blockchain. I wouldn't discount the whole idea because some developers are misusing it, just like they misused NFTs to sell pictures of cartoon kittens. ideally, the NFT should store attributes that point to IPFS resources, eepsites, or blinded cryptocurrency addresses.

2024-10-08 06:21:12

@npub1y5f…8lkm WHO THE FUCK IS YOU
https://media.primal.net/uploads/e/fa/8f/efa8fc07ace63a6859abce3cafebf857a2a23b3276aab0f74a375888ed883de0.mp4

2024-10-08 03:45:49

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if you're really able to believe such a ridiculous idea than what use is proof of work at all?

2024-10-08 03:40:31

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did you try old bisq or bisq2

2024-10-06 21:37:47

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funny story about that. so I was running apathy.tv movie streams for a small community on the fediverse. one of the users approached me and asked if she could have an account so that she could begin running movie streams for her friends on the fediverse just like what I was doing. I told her that I wasn't ready to be responsible for other people.
fast forward a couple years. I witnessed her running a movie stream from inside a website that was primarily dedicated to lolicon drawing tutorials. it turned out that all the attendees for her movie streams are her pedophile friends I didn't know about. if I had let her use apathy.tv, it would have started attracting pedophiles. then who knows what could have happened.

2024-10-03 19:36:58

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I bet my left nut that the person you responded to claims that they are ok with opening their own channels right now because fees happen to be low lately, and they are ok with running their own lightning node. the person will deny that fees are ever going to be high, even though they are supposed to be high by design in order to pay for security. the person doesn't understand that if everyone used lightning in a sovereign way the base layer would choke and the channel management transactions would become cost prohibitive. he will deny that bitcoin and lightning are sabotaged and the design pushes people into custodians.

2024-09-07 17:42:10

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almost nobody does this. it's too difficult, and even if you delude yourself into thinking it's easy there is not enough room on L1 for everyone to do it. there is a hard limit on how many people can do self-custody lightning.

2024-09-06 03:06:24

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it's not your money in that wallet

2024-07-26 22:56:05

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but then I also refuse to run a matrix server because of what graf posted:
matrix-synapse, the server software for the matrix stores every single thing a user account/device does in every room in two tables called state events. so if you opened or closed your matrix client on your phone while in this room, the matrix server has a record of that. if you changed your avatar, or your username. if you joined or left the room. it saves all that data. for everybody in every room the server is in.
so rooms like matrixHQ that have ~50k users in it, it's storing all that data for 50k users since march 2021.
now, that's not the only room thats an issue. there's rooms like the genshin impact room where somebody decided it was a wise idea to bridge the matrix room and a telegram channel with several thousand users, so now that matrix room is full of several thousand telegram bots also keeping tabs on those telegram users on/offline status, their name changes, their profile changes
it's the worst designed protocol i think ive ever seen

2024-07-26 22:54:49

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from the cock.li help page:
Using XMPP
How do I use XMPP?
With an XMPP client. You log in with your cock.li credentials and it just werks
What's a good XMPP client?
They're all garbage.

2024-07-20 21:37:11

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are there really companies that still don't issue thinkpads and the like to their developers?

2024-07-11 03:52:10

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proof of stake was not supposed to bring any speed or cost fixes. you might be thinking of ETH 2.0 which was scrapped in favor of just using rollups

2024-07-09 19:48:17

every commodity money failed because the custodian disconnected the IOUs from the underlying asset. only retards deal in IOUs.

2024-07-03 04:08:25

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I've always said that the magical properties of bitcoin's decentralization don't do diddly squat for all the people who got pushed into custodians by a horrible roadmap. it means nothing if bitcoin is decentralized.

2024-07-01 00:52:45

re: "enshittification"
why is it that so many people can't help themselves? they always choose services that are by design extremely vulnerable to this epiphenomenon of value extraction. they shun alternatives. show them an IRC client and they say "ewww" and walk away. then when the inevitable happens, they don't consider their own responsibility. they just start babbling about teh eebul cabidulism. have your cake and eat it too. why is almost everyone acting like this?

2024-06-29 19:38:28

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self destructing messages will always be trust based. it's fine for certain threat models but not others

2024-06-27 19:23:26

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this is one of those things where people won't understand until something bad happens. someone's going to get rugged by their mint. there will be an oopsie poopsie and it will be all over the news. we are not supposed to normalize the conditions that allow this to happen.

2024-06-27 02:20:27

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no it's never ok

2024-06-21 23:44:06

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I put yunohost on my vps and it came with metronome (fork of prosody) already turned on

2024-06-20 23:57:53

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lmao parenting has already been removed from the debate on porn KYC

2024-06-18 03:22:50

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have they worked it out so that you can do a trade to obtain monero if you don't already have some monero to create a security deposit? even if it's a small amount to get started?

2024-06-16 05:02:54

how come I never see anyone posting porn or like videos of people dying and stuff

2024-06-15 17:02:17

all those people who are pushed into custodians due to high L1 fees will benefit in no way whatsoever from the ability to run a non-mining node off of a TI-89 plugged into a russet potato. they get absolutely nothing out of it at all. everyone in a custodian gets NOTHING from the decentralization of bitcoin.

2024-06-12 16:18:49

ecash
https://files.catbox.moe/sbwa3q.jpeg

2024-06-12 16:03:21

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the fuck is wrong with this image host

2024-06-12 16:03:02

ecash
https://image.nostr.build/37387f030890614329edf470d2ecc9138d650382a599782fcd3c40a061e62d9e.jpg

2024-06-12 15:53:19

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I think I figured it out. bitcoin maxis have reached the point where they think it's a good idea to make bitcoin as retard proof as possible, even if it means stripping off almost all the benefits, so that they can get more people to buy bitcoin. the privacy thing is just an excuse to sell ruggable bitcoin to unsuspecting idiots. bitcoin maxis just want more people to buy bitcoin after they do and they don't care what it takes to make that happen.

2024-06-12 03:54:57

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who is ecash even for? you like bitcoin but you don't like the only things that make it special, so you'll "use" it in some convoluted way that removes all the special qualities? I just don't get it. why would anyone want this?

2024-06-11 18:56:39

https://video.nostr.build/fbf7df97c06cc5e375c5fa6fbc9eae36ec07390db84288bad264c3ca5363cc69.mp4

2024-06-09 22:51:55

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switzerland is just pretty germany

2024-06-07 21:37:30

good evening. self custody is not for poor people today. maybe satoshi invented a time machine so you can open your lightning channel yesterday.
https://image.nostr.build/f7925358ef5fa4d7bf607d6a9bf67260cb439351f9234e06befee7c5df9a90cf.png

2024-06-07 21:35:30

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I find it so strange that these people all use their faces on their profile picture. they think they are indestructible.

2024-06-02 02:31:41

there is something I didn't like that satoshi did and it's not talked about a lot. I don't like halvings. it's a big jump and it causes a lot of disturbance. he could not have had any meaningful insight into what would happen if bitcoin's market cap is big and its hashrate is high and there is a halving. I wish that he had made the emission curve more smooth with the reward adjusting each block instead of just cutting it in half every once in a while.

2024-05-31 20:32:50

https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2024/05/31/blocksize.html

2024-05-31 20:01:50

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L2 blocks are compressed into proofs. a sequencer inserts the proofs into L1 and the state of a smart contract on L1 is transitioned. a few rollups have worked out an escape hatch so that users can retrieve funds if the sequencer dies, and the sequencer cannot steal anyone's money. but we still don't have an implementation for a decentralized sequencer. a rollup with an escape hatch is better than a sidechain, but finishing the decentralized sequencer would make it perfect.
rollups are the most popular L2 scaling solution. there is only one out of the top ten rollups that has less money in it than lightning. a few teams are working on implementing rollups on bitcoin. the implementations won't require bitcoin to have a fork.

2024-05-30 21:55:41

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the US government doesn't ever need to develop its own CBDC. they can just compel Circle to hand over the controls to the freezing function and build a KYC database

2024-05-30 21:51:57

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it is theoretically possible to own money on L2 without owning a UTXO on L1, using rollups. this approach has not been completed yet, but I wouldn't dismiss the possibility. owning a UTXO and going to a custodian is a false choice.

2024-05-30 21:25:33

I would bet that bitcoin UTXOs worth $50 or less have become unspendable due to fees at least as often as the solana network has gone down

2024-05-29 02:22:43

ETFs now hold almost 5% of total BTC supply. the future is bright. someday they will hold 200%. much decentralization. very wow.

2024-05-26 18:32:03

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people constantly made an argument during the blocksize wars stating "we can't go to 1 TB blocksize by next tuesday so let's not do a blocksize increase at all." it was a stupid thing to say

2024-05-23 16:48:12

nostr is about as decentralized as the lying notwork

2024-05-23 00:18:50

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I think secondary sales of ETH are not going to have a problem. if you look at howey, the oranges themselves were not classified as securities. it was how they were sold. actions may be taken against the ICO, and businesses that offer custodial staking services, but simply selling ETH wouldn't violate anything.

2024-05-22 13:47:12

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bitcoin maxis want a monopoly on freedom and will happily accept it from anyone

2024-05-22 13:45:37

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plugging wireproxy. great way to split tunnel if your application can do socks5

2024-05-21 15:52:41

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the difference between a hard cap and a small amount of tail emission is negligible and doesn't affect anything in real life

2024-05-21 15:50:58

>gee maybe lightning sucks ass
>let's duct tape it to liquid to make it more gooder
>nah let's just use liquid
congrats, you are now where ETH was a few years ago
lightning = raiden. bullshit that doesn't work, just leave it on the side of the road and move on.
liquid and rootstock = polygon pos and gnosis. still not good enough but will hold you over for a while.
BOB, sovyrn, citrea = arbitrum, optimism, zksync. still not fully complete. you wasted too much time on lightning when the sequencer code needs more attention. bringing rollups up to stage 2 will be easier than fixing all the intractable flaws in lightning.

2024-05-20 19:36:41

fuck liz fong jones
https://madattheinternet.substack.com/p/online-censorships-institutional

2024-05-20 19:11:30

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I've said it a million times. nobody has a finished rollup yet. the development comes in stages. at stage 2 there are no more training wheels. it's meant to be completely trustless at stage 2 and until then stage 1 rollups still have escape hatches so your funds cannot be stolen or blocked from withdrawal. and the design would not coerce people into using custodians like lightning does because it doesn't use payment channels. rollups are a better foundation than payment channels.

2024-05-16 23:22:38

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you're a knob
https://video.nostr.build/4dbcd59487e2459647e7801d9dd3fdfbb10fb947b31fedfb0351539a80e4a1c1.mp4

2024-05-16 22:17:47

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how low do you think the government will stoop? lightning nodes do look more like money transmitters according to a sane reading of the law. however, some politicians are ready to include any kind of network node and even a copy of wallet software in the definition of money transmitter. I don't like lightning at all but I think it's really dishonest to use "the government won't like it" as an argument against lightning or any other project. the government is bad and must be corrected.

2024-05-16 22:13:16

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you're being a knob. the difference between a fixed supply and a low amount of tail emission is negligible and doesn't impact anything in real life.

2024-05-16 15:02:40

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the number of bitcoiners who don't care that chaumian ecash is custodial is frankly astonishing. this is supposed to be treated like an emergency. chaumian ecash throws trustlessness completely out the window. I am completely stunned by the mental gymnastics they are using to rationalize it.

2024-05-16 13:52:02

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I don't like this chicken and egg problem. I never totally bought into the narrative that if we attract enough agorism onto a basic crypto asset then eventually it will become stable. it's possible to make a stablecoin that isn't pegged to a government currency at all and that would be valuable for electronic commerce. maybe this type of stablecoin shouldn't be called a stablecoin, it's very confusing. people think stablecoin means dollar peg. it doesn't have to be.

2024-05-16 13:43:18

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this admin already pushed people away from using the dollar. this can't possibly be the real reason

2024-05-16 13:03:04

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if someone wandered into https://ethresear.ch and proposed chaumian ecash, everyone there would have said "that's FUCKING stupid get out."

2024-05-16 02:24:27

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bisq has the same problem and nobody in bitcoin land even wants to do anything about it. I've never seen a bitcoin maxi use a real DEX

2024-05-15 13:20:01

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bitcoin would be treated like this if it did more than a tiny fraction of what its cheerleaders claim it does

2024-05-15 02:58:48

1. ruin it. keep blocks small and introduce the lying notwork. pay influencers to misrepresent the usefulness of payment channels.
2. pump the crippled chain. attract speculators and drive away the original userbase. convince people that everything's fine because the market cap is so high.
3. teach people to use it wrong. trick vulnerable noobs into using custodial solutions like ecash and wallet of satoshi. lie if you have to.
4. wait for people to get rugged.
5. tell the public that the whole thing was a dumb idea. the plebeians can keep using venmo and fidelity.

2024-05-13 22:18:59

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bitcoin and monero are not proxies for a political process, you are right about that. it's still very ugly and embarrassing to bend over backwards for totalitarians. please let my number keep going up, I promise to be a good boy. absolutely disgusting. you shouldn't invite elizabeth warren into your version control system. if she is terrorizing you, go ahead and deal with her, but don't cripple your computer project in an attempt to appease her.

2024-05-11 19:45:44

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payment channels are a distraction. payment channels are never going to be the general purpose scaling solution for everyone. use sidechains to hold yourself over until rollups are completed.
I tried aqua and thought, if I end up generating liquid transactions every time I use it whether it's for lightning invoices or not, why don't people just use liquid instead for now? then it reminded me of ETH sidechains. they were sold as a temporary solution until rollups are completed and people were very happy with that.
the ETH people played with state channels for like 10 minutes and decided that they were bullshit, then they built a sidechain similar to liquid that saw massive popularity, and now they are working on rollups. you can follow the same path.

2024-05-11 16:00:09

bitcoin maxis be like
>we must never sacrifice decentralization
>except for layer 2 and wallet infra then it's ok
brain damaged. to the glue factory with you!

2024-05-11 15:26:07

>an expectation of profit derived from the efforts of others
regular proof of stake does not meet this criterion. you have to run your own validator, i.e. profit is derived from your own effort. delegated proof of stake and custodial staking offerings do meet this criterion, because someone else is doing the work. ETH itself uses regular proof of stake and does not meet all four prongs of the howey test. third party offerings of custodial ETH staking, and dPoS networks like Solana may meet all criteria and could be considered securities.
regular proof of stake <> delegated proof of stake <> custodial staking

2024-05-10 15:14:07

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proof of stake doesn't have less censorship resistance than proof of work. both styles are observed to have the same degree of vulnerability to OFAC compliance (some), and the same mitigation (wait longer). if you want maximum censorship resistance, it doesn't matter if there is proof of work or proof of stake. you need to take away the ability for block producers to discriminate the transactions in the mempool by making them all look the same.

2024-05-10 15:05:26

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it looks like vaporware if you compare it to uniswap clones. it's not meant to be a piece of junk and that takes time.

2024-05-10 15:00:36

keeping blocks small and focusing on lightning creates more centralization, not less. the design forces people into custodians. a design like this affords a really low number of people to have sovereignty.

2024-05-08 01:01:34

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wasn't decentralized. only a matter of time

2024-05-07 20:58:37

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my christmas gift a couple years ago
https://image.nostr.build/5c90cef1bb50045c6453838854eb08f208496b0692d6a974eb1e375d9e2d9e9d.jpg

2024-05-05 01:37:23

what should happen is you take one look at something like ecash, notice immediately that it is custodial, and completely dismiss it. if you don't do this, you have severe brain damage.

2024-05-05 00:27:10

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it baffles me how many lightning nutjubs are gleefully throwing self-custody in the garbage. what is going through their heads? any system that doesn't have 100% self-custody is completely against the point of bitcoin.

2024-05-04 16:12:20

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>lightning makes monero obsolete
if that's true, why don't DNM admins believe a single thing you say?

2024-05-04 16:10:19

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I was around when monero had no official GUI wallet. it took forever. people swore it would never happen. then it happened. these things take time. if you slap it together it might break like some cheap uniswap clone. monero is better than that.

2024-05-03 05:05:56

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there are some markets that don't care about their customers. they allow things like bitcoin and fentanyl. they just want more money. very sad. there are other markets that don't allow these things.

2024-04-29 18:29:32

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listen, I remain totally unconvinced that monero is inadequate for building electronic commerce to trade physical goods, or that any bitcoin developer has a suitable replacement, specifically because of the behaviors of DNM admins. they have the capacity to build functioning electronic commerce platforms from scratch. but also, if any of it breaks they risk going to prison forever or maybe even execution. this is the most intense litmus test that we can observe anywhere in the world. bitcoin is failing the test. nobody finds himself saying "if I make the wrong choice I may be killed" and then picks bitcoin.

2024-04-28 04:12:16

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why do you think DNMs all use monero, some don't use bitcoin at all, and none of them use lightning? technical and economic problems. if it was a useless shitcoin we wouldn't see DNMs getting it to work for electronic commerce for several years in a row. bitcoin maxis never have an answer for this.

2024-04-26 21:26:48

they're deliberately letting in poor migrants to make the country less safe so they can use it as a backdrop for totalitarian laws

2024-04-26 18:53:01

https://image.nostr.build/873b6bc34f2ab4b4c0fec90cd0130201c1c1f9d6223506b4a4eb826d402b51e9.jpg

2024-04-26 18:50:30

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you won't be able to copy your competition's homework if you are distracted by lightning, which is a complete dead end. throw it away.

2024-04-25 23:43:32

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no computer program will save you from totalitarianism. you have to get rid of your leaders by any means necessary. physical removal. without a computer.

2024-04-25 18:57:15

bitcoin maximalists are married to bitcoin and everything about it until an incident happens. they are stubborn, emotionally and financially invested, they have tunnel vision and they suffer from religious exclusivism. it takes real incidents like the samourai wallet seizure to make them reassess their beliefs. I predict that bitcoin maximalists will continue believing in custodial lightning trash until bad things start happening with custodians. take the custodians away, and nobody will be able to pretend that lightning can save bitcoin anymore.

2024-04-25 00:20:33

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>I'll just switch to a computer program that is more gooder
won't help. you have to switch the government.

2024-04-24 23:15:34

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there's no such thing as rights. if someone does something to you that you don't like, you have to do something to make them stop. "muh rights" as you shake uncontrollably behind a keyboard. saying "muh rights" won't help you. "I'll just use a different computer program, surely that will save me."

2024-04-24 22:25:52

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privacy by default was a fundamental property of money. nobody noticed or thought to write it down until money began to be sent through computers.

2024-04-24 22:20:30

stop using custodial wallets. just completely stop. not even a little bit. and stop using scaling solutions like lightning that push people into custodial wallets because of their horrible design. custodians are the enforcement arm of the surveillance state. your money will be seized.

2024-04-24 22:18:08

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federation is gangbang cuckoldry
https://image.nostr.build/b7d769f08adbc9cc413ccb7b780fa464bb066953d2e116537e092e31eb4dba3d.jpg

2024-04-24 22:07:47

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THERE IS NO SECOND BEST

2024-04-23 15:19:25

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users who want self-custody are punished by high fees. it didn't have to be this way, but the focus on lightning is creating this pressure. it costs too much to open channels. if lightning wasn't stagnating and instead growing, the costs would only rise. a different L2 wouldn't have this limitation.

2024-04-23 04:50:32

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that's ok I still hate her ( *︾▽︾)

2024-04-22 17:30:57

I keep running into people who tell me that I don't understand lightning and they didn't read the documentation. I understand lightning completely. it's the thing I'm supposed to praise mindlessly so that the price of bitcoin will go up. I can pretend to use it and ignore its shortcomings or I can torture myself by attempting to run a node. doesn't matter. I am supposed to praise lightning so bitcoin go up. anyone who doesn't like lightning is trying to make bitcoin go down, so I have to disagree with them! anything they say, I must disagree. they don't understand that it's a prop we use to pretend that bitcoin is functional. we just don't talk about that part.

2024-04-18 03:52:00

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have you dismissed rollups without reading any of the documentation? that's a very puzzling thing to do, considering,
1. rollups are vastly more popular than lightning
2. rollups have fewer UX problems
3. it would take less work to complete rollups than it would to fix what's wrong with lightning
4. rollups can be done on bitcoin
and earlier in this thread, someone made valid complaints about lightning, and you stamped your feet and demanded someone propose a better solution. now that someone has done this, you don't want to hear it. it's like you have an ulterior motive where you want people to continue using lightning and ignoring the problems it has, in order to save face.

2024-04-18 02:18:52

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you do touch L1, but only to get on and off, it only needs to happen to a coin once, and not everyone has to do it to maintain sovereignty. a person could transfer a million coins to a rollup, send them to other people who have never touched L1 before, and all the recipients would actually own them. this isn't possible with lightning. rollups don't use payment channels, they don't have concepts like inbound liquidity, and they don't require an individual user to interact with L1 to start owning his own coins. with lightning, you have to open your own channels from time to time and do L1 transactions to top off your inbound liquidity. there are also other limitations with payment channels that don't apply to rollups, such as routing issues and the size of payments.

2024-04-17 20:26:51

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you can't own your own money on lightning without making transactions on L1, and there is a limited capacity for people to do that. since this pressure exists, people are pushed into lightning custodians where they don't own their own money. lightning doesn't actually scale, it just rearranges itself into a custodial system by emulating banking. a good scaling solution would enable users to obtain coins on L2 and actually own them without having to directly touch L1. then L2 transactions would get compressed into proofs and inserted into L1 blocks. each L2 user would collectively pay into L1 transaction fees by having their transactions included in a proof. this blows the lid off of the node requirements, since the security is inherited from L1 once a transaction is published in a L1 proof. there are good scaling solutions and lightning simply isn't one of them.

2024-04-17 20:08:52

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it's literally what blockstream liquid does. even lightning does this. it's bitcoins locked in a HTLC where they get unlocked on some other accounting system somewhere else. sometimes there is a decentralized two way peg like in the case of threshold tbtc or even lightning, and sometimes there actually isn't like in the case of blockstream liquid. people spent a lot of time talking about decentralized two way pegs. this whole thing is enabled by segwit, which made HTLCs possible in the first place. I guess you were not paying attention, all you focus on is lightning, and there are no other scaling solutions. I get the feeling that you have never actually studied any of these moving parts.

2024-04-17 19:59:39

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the fact remains, the most popular way to scale bitcoin is by locking coins in a HTLC and issuing tokens against them on a separate blockchain using a smart contract. if the lightning network didn't have so many intractable flaws, people wouldn't have gravitated toward an EVM solution. if the lightning network is so wonderful, it would have the most bitcoins deposited into it. I keep hearing over and over again that the market cap of bitcoin is evidence that it is the best thing ever, but for some magical reason this same logic doesn't apply to the TVL of scaling solutions. your devs had 8 years to fix lightning and they wasted it huffing paint behind a dumpster the whole time.

2024-04-17 19:49:49

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I'm not even wrong. lightning has 4600 bitcoins deposited into it. the top capacity nodes are all exchanges or some kind of custodian. systems on entirely separate blockchains have more bitcoins deposited into them. a single non-custodial system called threshold has 2900 bitcoins deposited into it, and there's over a hundred thousand more bitcoins deposited into other systems with varying degrees of trust involved. the EVM is the most popular bitcoin scaling solution today, and it's a verifiable fact. when it comes to scaling bitcoin the market has spoken already, you just don't want to hear it.

2024-04-17 19:26:49

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so you've got the people who are stupid enough to muck around with
lightning, maybe if they are having a good time it's because a custodian
is taking care of them and they have no sovereignty, or they are
masochist neckbeard basement virgins who install gentoo.
then you've got the people who said fuck this, I'll just use monero or one of the ethereum rollups or litecoin or something.
the
second group of people isn't going to come back to bitcoin and use one
of those EVM contraptions that got stapled to it. they're not going to
sit around and wait for drivechains to exist. they already left the room
and they already found something that is working for them. that also
goes for the developers. the people who are ruining bitcoin have
actually driven away all the competent developers who are capable of
inventing an original scaling solution for bitcoin that doesn't
completely suck. that's why all you have right now is lightning and a
couple of guys who are trying to attach an EVM with duct tape and wood
glue. everyone else already took off. you are living in the aftermath of a brain drain agenda.

2024-04-17 19:18:46

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I heard they increased the chocolate ration to 13 grams

2024-04-17 19:11:36

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stapling the EVM to bitcoin is an infinitely better solution than lightning and several teams are already doing that, but it's too late because ethereum and its rollups are literally right now the most popular bitcoin scaling solution. you just don't want to hear it.

2024-04-17 15:52:12

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don't use telegram
https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/w/55RGM34fBAXBxK4v84HxTD

2024-04-15 22:19:41

"At full maturity, using the Bitcoin blockchain will be as rare and specialized as chartering an oil tanker."
ok so you want to be a parasite. how many dicks will I have to suck for the privilege of opening a lightning channel? banker parasite scum.