hoppe2 / hoppe2 is on Nostr

I lost the private key for npub1s9jsnqnynrh7wjgy7xr0f5y79wv8kwg38vksk2zedrpgs2vnsraqhzmew7 and it's impossible to recover it, so I created a new account. I hope you all manage your secret keys well

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2025-05-20 03:13:11

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It's been a long time since I started converting my entire paycheck to Bitcoin, right after my card payments. lol

2025-05-20 03:04:50

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Not for fiat saver

2025-05-20 00:58:47

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Perfect explanation.
https://youtu.be/1dLYwEIjJGY

2025-05-20 00:31:31

I first learned about nostr with the introduction that it's a social media version of Bitcoin. However, I felt that this doesn't guarantee nostr the same inevitable success as Bitcoin, and that decentralization could even hinder its growth.
For decentralization to work properly, the issue of spam needs to be addressed, and ultimately, to solve that, users would have to pay money for long-term sustainability. While this isn't a major problem for Bitcoin, I felt it could be a significant issue for social media.
Would people really be willing to use a model where they have to pay even a small amount of money just to post a random thought on the internet? I was a bit skeptical, but after seeing how easy payments can encourage spending through nostr zap, I’ve become somewhat more optimistic.
It seems like @nprofile…trej is trying to make this work somehow, and I truly hope they can succeed.
#nevent1q…lcv0

2025-05-20 00:12:02

Yesterday, I permanently lost the private key to my original Nostr pubkey. I was using #amethyst and noticed something was off, and it turned out #amber had lost the private key. This happened exactly one week after I, in an effort to enhance security, had consolidated all my scattered private keys to sign exclusively through #amber using NIP-46.
While managing the private key in one place did reduce the attack surface, which was good, losing it meant I had no recourse. I knew I should have made a backup, but I deeply regret thinking, "It's a hassle, I'll do it later."
In hindsight, I think it would have been fine to have the private key on a couple of devices, like my main phone and computer, or to have made a really secure backup.
I haven't been active on Nostr for a particularly long time, nor did I have many personal contacts there, but it still feels like I've lost a part of my identity. It's not just a feeling; it's a reality. If Nostr becomes a mainstream solution for identity verification in the future, this issue will become even more critical, especially for those who have invested significant effort in building their reputation.
If you've been managing your private key without giving it much thought, I urge everyone to check on it today.
#bunker #nsec #privkey

2025-05-19 12:49:01

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I lost the private key for @nprofile…h7ep and it's impossible to recover it, so I created a new account. I hope you all manage your secret keys well

2025-05-19 12:47:51

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I lost the private key for @nprofile…h7ep and it's impossible to recover it, so I created a new account. I hope you all manage your secret keys well

2025-05-19 09:57:48

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