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2024-09-04 09:47:26

I think it might be useful distinguish between multiple use cases and threat models for Bitcoin as a medium-of-exchange and acknowledge that these are being served by different architectures.
1. C-2-C payments
2. B-2-B payments
3. B-2-C payments
It seems to me 1. requires trust-minimization and high privacy. This use case is currently being served by LSP based self-custody Lightning wallets. And also by Cashu/Fedimint though these do leverage local trust and social incentives to share UTXOs.
For 2. and also in partially for 3. I think federations like Liquid leverage trust between businesses. So not on a local/private level but on a corporate level. Trust relationships in business can also be viewed as a type of social inventive structure to scale UTXOs but these are more abstract. So it makes sense that these federations have more members and I hope we will see more than one competing with each other.
I’m still wrapping my head around Liquid, so I need to give this more thought. But it seems useful to reason about it that way.

2024-09-02 16:46:49

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2024-08-28 13:34:18

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What’s the best location to organize mentorship events?

2024-08-28 10:08:58

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I’ll zap you 100 sats if you make the decision for me based on a list of 10 best features of each.

2024-08-28 10:02:49

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I’m looking for answers Dave, not more questions!

2024-08-28 10:00:42

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I like sublime

2024-08-27 11:34:34

Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Macron is no different than Moxie launching a shitcoin, or Durov lying about Telegram’s encryption.
We are all blind to hypocrisy without the people around us keeping us honest. May we keep friends close that call us on our bullshit. It stings in the moment, but it protects us from our ego in the longterm.
#Nostr and #Bitcoin are technical manifestations of that check on the ego. They’re imperfect, but the best protocols we currently have in a world that has become unhinged. May the transition be peaceful.

2024-08-26 11:14:10

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TG already has to comply with legal requests either way. Regardless of SSL I hope this is wake up call for anyone using TG for private comms.

2024-08-26 08:53:33

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See also https://x.com/matthew_d_green/status/1789690133765091532

2024-08-26 08:52:08

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To me it seems to be more in line with previous behavior. Zooko’s thread is worth reading https://x.com/zooko/status/1827780640668062152

2024-08-25 21:46:06

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I don’t get it. Telegram is plaintext by default. I don’t know a single person who even uses it encrypted. What’s Durov’s point with the story of injecting malicious open source libs into the client?

2024-08-23 09:51:18

All is well

2024-08-20 21:25:59

https://youtu.be/oFtjKbXKqbg

2024-08-20 08:30:26

It's not the load that breaks you down, it's the way you carry it.
Lou Holtz

2024-08-19 13:55:45

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Batching to open self-custody channels?

2024-08-19 09:51:48

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ADHD me time is the best 😁

2024-08-16 22:25:58

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What payment volume per month is required for a user to be profitable? Or what’s the minimum required ratio of active spenders vs hodlers? Especially considering unpredictable onchain fees for splicing out inactive users to regain unused inbound liquidity. How would an LSP mitigate that risk?

2024-08-15 14:26:10

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https://image.nostr.build/c7499509578cc368c0ea7b16a3ce89621461e870450e8a6f3afbe174f46578c9.jpg

2024-08-15 14:14:18

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The pro response is to reply thoughtfully and sincerely to the sub-tweeter. Kill them with kindness.

2024-08-15 14:10:51

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Exactly, this is my question with the bitcoin-dollar thesis. The petro-dollar created real demand for long dated debt. But how do the stablecoins provide any meaningful demand for US debt if all they do is roll profits from 3 month bond yields into bitcoin?

2024-08-15 09:08:20

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Which ones would you recommend to follow?

2024-08-15 08:16:44

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Putting it on the list. Thanks. In @npub1s5y…6q7z ‘s recent pod, Paolo says Tether only buys short term treasuries (3 months) due to duration risk and needing to liquidate Tether quickly. Wouldn’t the US need a buyer of longer term bonds to replace China and Japan?

2024-08-15 07:55:23

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Yes, I can recommend the book “The Great Depression: A Diary”
by Benjamin Roth … it’s written by a lawyer who lived through the 1930s and he makes observations about the markets and politics. Very interesting!

2024-08-12 10:39:21

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I suspect landlords will still need to increase rents to offset costs for the business case to make sense. But what might contribute even more to prices stabilizing back to utility costs is millennials/gen-z stacking bitcoin and renting instead of buying.

2024-08-12 10:16:29

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Great work @npub1v5k…8rd9 🔥

2024-08-08 06:06:17

What a heartwarming documentary about bitcoin adoption in Peru.
When I started at Lightning Labs in Jan 2018, I was working remotely from a coworking space in Lima. LND was still on testnet and I remember doing a video call with Jack Mallers to ask about Zap and to brainstorm ideas on what a good wallet UX could look like.
The slums around Lima was an absolute reality check for the level of poverty in the country. To see how far we’ve come and witness Lightning adoption in the poorest corners of Peru spreading so much hope is absolutely incredible:
https://youtu.be/4hWMHLF-OEg

2024-08-02 08:41:58

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Also assume your nostr DMs to be public one day when one of the two parties’ nsec is compromised, due to lack of forward secrecy.

2024-08-01 13:06:06

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Thanks. I’ve been pretty intentional about working only with bitcoin startups. So they are usually comfortable with bitcoin. And this may be my German side coming out, but doing accounting for a profitable small business is more exciting to me than raising one VC round after another 😅

2024-08-01 11:34:48

This is the way.
I’ve been running my coaching business almost entirely in bitcoin for the last two years. Only one client wanted to pay in USD. Otherwise I don’t even put ACH as a payment option on invoices anymore.
Accounting/invoicing needed some getting used to. But holding BTC in the company has worked well. I pay fiat expenses out of pocket with a personal debit card and reimburse from the LLC twice a year in bitcoin. Expenses usually stay lower than income. So free cash flow accrues value. Distributions are paid out at the end of the year in bitcoin. #note10y0…4gws

2024-07-31 14:00:20

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Atlantis is by far the best conference I’ve been to.

2024-07-30 20:20:18

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I guess it’s also a question of the threat model. If it’s preventing the grocery store clerk or my client not seeing my utxos it’s fine. But a nation state adversary might still be able track me.
Or to quote James Mickens ( https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1401_08-12_mickens.pdf ): https://image.nostr.build/cb51d53d9f2bc1aa9c61edb13429846da8c8b9e6ec517f274b42b484ee05e0e3.jpg

2024-07-30 19:37:42

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Even with Lightning swaps when pegging out?

2024-07-30 19:36:17

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I’m just trying to understand the pros/cons vs. Fedimint. For both backends I’d be ok to trust the federation to store 100 dollars worth of spending money if I get decent privacy in return.

2024-07-30 19:23:52

Another question… why is no wallet using Liquid instead of Coinjoin for privacy? I’m aware of the trust trade-off, but it seems like a workable solution for a spending wallet. At least until Fedimint has all the bugs ironed out and we’ve figured out a good onboarding UX to select a default mint. #note133l…vry3

2024-07-29 10:44:12

Dealing with a loved one who has Schizophrenia is hard. Most meds have bad side effects. So compliance is often low. It can be especially stressful when they’re in psychosis. The person you love isn‘t there and can get aggressive and impulsive. You have to watch out for their safety while not forgetting your own wellbeing. It’s exhausting and you feel powerless. One of the most painful things for the ego is to acknowledge that you can do nothing but step back and be patient until they are ready to get help, or they endanger themselves or others to the point where you have to call emergency services.
The biggest lesson for me is to take guilt-free time for myself, have a healthy routine, and reach out to friends for support who have similar experiences in their family. Exercise 5 times a week, enough sleep, eating healthy, fasting and meditation help a lot. It’s also important to let go of negativity and focus on what I‘m grateful for. I‘m really enjoying seeing the ocean every morning while I drink tea. And I‘m excited to get back into coding after focusing on coaching for a while. Wish me luck 🙏🏼

2024-07-21 10:30:58

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Pieter Levels is a good example. He makes almost 200k MRR with various project (most around digital nomads and AI). An extreme example. But reaching 10k MMR seems like a realistic goal. https://image.nostr.build/f1b4a16f5f3a923712d41670d8dfeccd2575b3e00d5fcfe484d12f6bc29badac.jpg

2024-07-21 09:45:33

Observation:
On Nostr I follow a bunch of indie hackers building open source stuff creating immense value, most notably in nostr and bitcoin. They’re all grant funded.
On X I follow a bunch of indie hackers building proprietary stuff creating immense value, most notably in AI. Many are making insane monthly recurring revenues (MRR) and are all bootstrapped/self-funded.
Question:
How do we create a culture of open source indie hackers in bitcoin/nostr that are making self-sustaining MRR?

2024-07-19 13:10:42

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I heard defragmenting helps too

2024-07-13 08:34:41

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🍺 > ☕️

2024-07-11 11:03:05

You can spend the second half of life either in judgement or in curiosity.

2024-07-07 15:34:55

Discussion re the Euro CBDC a.k.a “Digital Euro” in the German Bundestag. Worth watching…
TL;DR: according to a poll 95% of the German public has never heard of the Digital Euro. Yet the parliament votes against furthering public discussion in the parliament.
https://www.bundestag.de/dokumente/textarchiv/2024/kw27-de-digitaler-euro-1010716

2024-07-05 06:56:43

This is how Phoenix encrypted their seed backup using a new iOS API. It’s a trade-off because apps can’t check if a user has Advanced Data Protection enabled in iOS settings. But if users know what they’re doing they get transparent E2EE of their seed and channel backups. https://github.com/ACINQ/phoenix/pull/485

2024-06-25 11:21:49

If you think DNS is vulnerable just wait til we see BGP hijacking on the Lightning Network #note19hj…kwmr

2024-06-19 07:55:44

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They did disclose. https://x.com/roasbeef/status/1803227435233927279
I don’t have insight into what happened and tend to give people the benefit of the doubt. Much to say about this. I will say I believe part of the problem is LL doing ALOT of project at once and quality tends to slide when the scope is too big. It’s also hard for an open source company to find a business model and build a moat. Which is why I have a soft spot for them.

2024-06-19 00:29:21

The original Lightning App we built had auto updates (using Electron‘s autoUpdater). This was often criticized at the time, which is understandable since lightning network was still new in 2018 and many users came with concepts and best practices of bitcoin core, where updates might change the consensus rules. But lightning is vastly more complex than the base chain. The whole premise of scaling in layers is that lightning can be more complex, take bigger risks and change quicker. While most lightning deployments are server based and do not use an app wrapper, it may be worth exploring an opt-in auto-update mechanism for node runners. This way folks who just want to set and forget their node can at least get the latest security updates.

2024-06-14 08:07:43

https://image.nostr.build/4059aa86f976b4a2091a10f86e249464bb075319e26d59df6eafc610f618f2bd.jpg

2024-06-11 08:58:48

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I tend to agree. But if there’s one thing I’ve learned is how creative startup lawyers get when it comes to pushing terms like “non-custodial” to bend the rules. I’m not saying it’s right. I personally disagree with this practice, since it does not clearly communicate counterparty risk to customers. I’m just observing this is how a significant part of the industry keeps the lights on, especially Lightning startups.

2024-06-10 13:37:27

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Is there a jurisdiction that currently allows running a mint at all? Banks running mints would already be a privacy upgrade over the status quo imho.

2024-06-06 19:46:14

Whenever I see a hit peace in the media I am reminded of Karpman‘s drama triangle (explained in the video). Journalists taking a villain position is a classic state of victimhood.
Btw Diana Chapman is amazing and was a big inspiration when I decided to do my coaching training after healing from burnout in 2021.
https://youtu.be/ozEGDtLVSYo?feature=shared

2024-06-06 16:06:48

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Azores?

2024-06-06 12:37:10

So interesting! German savings culture is very similar to Koreans‘. I remember getting a „Sparbuch“ a little savings booklet from the Berlin Postbank when I was little. The account was in Deutsch Mark (before the Euro) and it gave me 4% interest. I learned about compounding at a very young age.
No wonder so much money is held in cash in German bank accounts today. That‘s what we were taught to do when we were little. Btw 70% of deposits in Germany today are held in small regional community banks and credit unions. This is also why I‘m so excited about Fedimint. The model fits our culture very well. #note1t7t…wtzz

2024-06-06 11:35:31

GM
Before of complaining, ask yourself:
How am I complicit in creating the circumstances leading to my unhappiness? Then take action on that.
You‘re welcome.

2024-06-05 11:36:49

I‘d love to see adoption rates on that doom map. Not just of CBDCs but also the alternatives. #note1a4e…9uez

2024-06-04 21:39:03

I try to keep a beginner’s mind when looking at all the layers and protocols being built on bitcoin: Lightning, Liquid, Fedimint, Cashu, Taproot Assets, Ark, ... I see them all as valid experiments with different trade-offs. And I‘m glad they all exist. Even if we might not agree with a certain trade-off. There is so much design space to iterate within each of them and lessons to be learned, that I struggle to take predictions seriously of where each of the experiments might end up. The cross pollination of ideas alone is priceless.

2024-06-01 12:07:30

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Noise canceling head phones on flights lets me sleep better. I also use the “insight timer” meditation app with river or rains sounds to help me fall asleep.

2024-06-01 10:09:35

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Wish I could be there. Thanks for all you do Alex.

2024-06-01 06:42:41

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https://image.nostr.build/ea9214e041be3080b51e38a0224f5ecc53c2824fc2a51f1ec6159bde59d85ff9.jpg

2024-05-31 22:23:45

I used to maintain the OpenPGP.js library (used in ProtonMail) and I don’t use PGP. And Phil Zimmerman doesn’t use PGP because he prefers Apple Mail on his iPhone.
I always ask myself: what’s the point of asking users to download a PGP public key to verify a binary they download from the same website. Users aren’t getting more integrity assurances over what SSL already offers them, since most have no idea how to use WoT.
It’s different with nostr... every user has a WoT that they can manage (with decent enough UX) and it already gives them value outside of verifying binaries. So I’d love to see an easy-to-use “nostr-verify” unix program that you pass your npub that *just works*. Anyone that wants to attest a given binary can upload their signatures to their relays. Then the “nostr-verify” program just pulls these sigs from my relays to verify the binary. Does this exist? #note1qqq…yz8d

2024-05-31 15:46:00

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What are the legal risks to the trusted persons being known? e.g. in Germany you need a BaFin license to be a cosigner for other people’s money.

2024-05-26 15:38:34

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Maybe I’m being too optimistic and assuming all actors act rationally 😅

2024-05-24 06:48:25

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Nice! Did you build the nav bar at the top yourself or are there already widgets like that for egui?

2024-05-23 12:15:43

Behind anger there is always fear. But we aren’t afraid of what might happen in the future. We’re afraid of our emotional reaction to it. Recognizing that we are in control of that part is the most liberating lesson.

2024-05-19 23:10:13

Great episode. Kinda feels wrong to get excited about ETF tech. But in-kind redemption could become one of the biggest onramps to self-custody strait from people’s bank accounts. #note1hpt…fct6

2024-05-15 12:22:33

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Welcome back!

2024-05-11 00:34:01

I’ve been giving this a lot of thought after the Lightning Summit in Tuscanny. I understand the concern. But stablecoins on Lightning and (the attempt) to regulate LSPs are both inevitable given massive incentives. These are also not things we can control. I think it’s more helpful to focus on things we can control.
First of all we can all learn to run open source code. Regulators can capture fiat rails easily because banks ultimately require access to a central clearing house. But anyone can spin up a lightning node, a LSP or a Fedimint. Lightning is a permissionless system after all.
Secondly we can focus on driving broad adoption of BOLT12 to improve receiver privacy. That way the sender does not know if they’re paying a recipient running a self-custody wallet, a Fedimint, or some random raspi on tor. BOLT12 is also an essential building block to enabling async payments for offline receive on self-custody mobile wallets. This should further reduce reliance on custodial Lightning solutions and centralized points of failure. #note10lk…nf3t

2024-05-09 08:15:07

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2024-05-07 20:15:32

Unfortunately a different messaging app or encryption protocol wouldn‘t solve the fundamental problem Signal faces.
Even a Nostr based app would require trusting the app‘s vendor to build the correct source code on iOS.
Until Apple adds support for reproducible builds to iOS, the only way to ensure E2EE for any app’s user base would be to constrain usage to Android.
Jon Callas (co-founder of PGP Corp and Silent Circle) wrote a great post about this in his Reply to Zooko:
https://www.silentcircle.com/blog/reply-to-zooko/ #note1qd2…uttm

2024-05-07 17:33:13

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Yeah. At least for Android we have https://lineageos.org

2024-05-07 17:26:42

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At least on Android we have reproducible builds. It‘s mainly on iOS where we need to trust app store binaries :/
https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/tree/main/reproducible-builds

2024-05-06 11:54:59

https://restofworld.org/2024/exporter-whatsapp-encryption-india/

2024-05-05 16:54:26

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You mean because it will drive open source OS use?

2024-05-05 15:54:09

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And https://lineageos.org

2024-05-05 15:52:45

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I hope you‘re right

2024-05-05 13:44:17

I suspect it‘s only a matter of time until encrypted messengers and bitcoin wallets disappear from app stores.
I hope for push back on the policy front but I‘m not hopeful here. There are a growing number of boogymen to invoke, and there seems to be little to no political incentive with a lack of awareness and public discussion.
I suspect the only way to use Signal or wallet apps will be using open source mobile OSes and app stores. This is one area I‘d love to see more grants funding for.
Re PWAs … they are a nice short term backup to get your funds out in case of an app store ban of wallets. But they are not the answer longterm as they rely on trust of web servers and SSL CAs. #note13m6…5lv4

2024-04-30 14:47:54

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It‘s like you‘re walking in zaps

2024-04-26 13:07:26

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I will provide more feedback on the Zaprite integration. I honestly think this is a great solution for small businesses and freelancers. It will likely take a while until we have BOLT12 and Async Payments.
Especially if you’re running a single person LLC remotely as a digital nomad. Many US banks don’t accept non-US residents (likely a compliance risk in their eyes that is not worth the hassle).
So potentially a worthwhile business case for Mutiny. I did some research on this market and there are ~1.5B freelancers worldwide. So LFG 😃
CC @npub1t0n…jgqv

2024-04-25 12:59:33

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💯
P.S. I was unable to zap you 🙂

2024-04-25 10:22:22

You’re not a criminal if you desire privacy and don’t need anyone’s permission. The first two are Satoshi and Hal… https://youtu.be/kbJcQYVtZMo?feature=shared

2024-04-20 00:18:21

Happy halving everyone. Grateful for you all 🧡 #bitcoin

2024-04-14 20:09:02

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I respectfully disagree. Many people might not care about free speech (now). But once truth is harder to find elsewhere more curious seekers will flock to nostr. Many are already here. IMHO we already have the killer feature.
It‘s us :)
A bunch of curious seekers in one place. People building something based on what they feel in their heart. We just need to be patient for others to find us.

2024-04-10 08:39:20

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It seems to currently only track onion message support. Though onion messages are the main building block for BOLT12 features such as:
• Offers (static QR codes)
• Async Payments (offline receive for self-custody mobile wallets)
Other features like blinded paths tie into these ( see https://bolt12.org ). It’s my understanding that the following Lightning implementations fully support BOLT12:
• LDK
• Core-Lightning
• Eclair
LND currently does not. Though LNDK is available if you’re running LND. But that currently only supports onion messages, not yet blinded paths:
https://github.com/lndk-org/lndk
Is that correct @npub1ug8…d9ry ?

2024-04-10 07:21:17

For anyone looking for inspiration on turning their open source project into a business. My former colleague Andris wrote a great post on how he built a sustainable one-person startup without VC funding: https://docs.emailengine.app/how-i-turned-my-open-source-project-into/

2024-04-10 06:36:35

Well deserved @npub1l2v…ajft #note1qdf…cz95

2024-04-10 05:58:03

https://bolt12.support

2024-03-26 09:42:31

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😂

2024-03-15 12:32:01

Atlantis Startup Hike backstory and why I became a Coach for Bitcoin founders… It took three months to organize this group for the hike in Madeira.
I‘m an engineer by background and had no prior experience organizing events. I have been working in the bitcoin industry for 6 years. So I knew plenty of great people. Being an introvert, I hadn‘t met many in person. But as a former founder I knew what I would have wanted… to meet mentors and investors to help me in my venture.
But how did I make the transition from engineer to becoming a startup coach? I worked as an engineer in startups for 12 years. I was Co-founder and CTO at my own email encryption company and worked at several bitcoin startups. Always working on open source. After a burnout several years back I received therapy, coaching and worked with psychedelics like Ayahuasca. That healing journey created a shift in me and I made a lot of changes in my life that improved my health. Overall I feel much more resilient, balanced and productive now. After sharing my journey and lessons with others, I was given feedback that my advice helped them and that I should become a coach. Needless to say the work culture in tech startups is highly competitive and often times toxic. But I still loved working with smart people and being involved in the creative process. I also loved the people working on bitcoin, especially those in the open source community! So after completing the formal training to become a coach I decided to focus on executive coaching for bitcoin founders. I thought this would be the way I could make the biggest impact on Bitcoin adoption, while helping founders make positive changes and find balance. After working with a few founders in the past two years, I knew I was ready to grow my coaching business. So I got a business coach myself to help me figure out a sales strategy to meet more founders. The idea was to do a startup hike at a conference to bring together new founders, mentors and investors. Everyone could profit from making stronger relationships. Founders wanted to meet investors and mentors. Investors wanted to meet founders to invest in. And I wanted to meet founders who needed coaching… win-win-win!
I also felt many conferences are largely broadcasting from the same group of people. While I highly respected these people, I felt the conferences weren’t providing the most valuable experience for me. As I could already listen to many of these people on podcasts. In the spirit of bitcoin, I wanted more peer-2-peer conversations between new founders (from the pitch day) and mentors in nature while moving. So I decided to organize the startup hike as a satellite event at Bitcoin Atlantis in Madeira.
If you ever want to meet a lot of people in an industry, organize an event. It‘s highly political process, but you‘ll learn a lot about the people involved. You‘ll also know pretty well who you‘ll want to work with in the future. The hardest part was saying no to a lot of amazing people who wanted to join. But keeping the group focused on founders turned out to be the right decision. The feedback I’ve gotten from the founders has been amazing. One even said it was the most valuable event for him at the conference. Some even skipped the conference and flew in just for the hike! And a few founders have already reached out to ask for coaching. So in this regard the event was already a success. If you have any feedback about the event, please reach out and let me know. I‘m still learning. And I’m definitely considering organizing another startup hike later this year. It was a blast. And thanks again everyone for the support. Special thanks to @npub1jax…sjkt for organizing the pitch day and @npub1ug8…d9ry for the support and introductions. I couldn’t have done it without you all! 🧡
https://m.primal.net/HlGn.jpg

2024-03-14 09:47:55

Psychedelics, Bitcoin and Coaching are all very interconnected for me as well. They allow us to step out of the drama triangle and take responsibility for ourselves on multiple levels. This quote from the article speaks to me:
"Bitcoin is systematically burning out the fiat cancer that has incentivized never-ending war, and it is simultaneously igniting millions of souls to the mission of peace, freedom, and love of their fellow man.”
https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2024/03/13/the-converging-interest-between-psychedelic-therapy-and-bitcoin/amp/ #note1gvm…u4p4

2024-03-13 13:31:45

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Congrats! Finally a wallet my dad can use 🙏🏼

2024-03-12 08:27:57

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@npub1k7x…3nga (I need to learn how to link people on nostr)

2024-03-12 08:16:00

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Shout out to @otk for the web design

2024-03-07 10:08:45

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🫂

2024-03-07 08:38:50

“The real work you have to do is in the privacy of your own heart. All of the external forms are lovely. But the real work is your inner connection.” — Ram Dass
A quote from this song. Thanks for sharing it @npub1tlv…gp7z. Listening as I process #BitcoinAtlantis 🧡
https://open.spotify.com/track/7Bl1GdYbcJ0QSffErVWOnv?si=1En_um26SsewnVUJAxYNVw

2024-03-07 08:08:28

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It was. Great to meet you @npub1der…xzpc

2024-03-06 20:48:36

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Congrats! Big security win over the PWA option 👍🏼 And great to finally meet you in person @npub1t0n…jgqv and @npub1u8l…turz

2024-02-21 14:03:50

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Amazing work!

2023-09-11 11:52:03

Testing Ecash
cashu://cashuAeyJ0b2tlbiI6W3sibWludCI6Imh0dHBzOi8vbGVnZW5kLmxuYml0cy5jb20vY2FzaHUvYXBpL3YxL0FwdEROQUJOQlh2OGdwdXl3aHg2TlYiLCJwcm9vZnMiOlt7ImlkIjoiT3k3RnVGRGFzaHpvIiwiYW1vdW50IjoxLCJzZWNyZXQiOiJVVWtJWnJEY0FWVHlhbUhheGtrSEhEdTBmR2JVMGZUV252NkhFZ1Rac0dNPSIsIkMiOiIwMjFjYWY1YjJmMjNmNjVhNDg1MjAwOTE2MmM2N2RhN2EwNjI0NjgxNzk5NGQxY2ZiYzgyNTMwODY4ZGYxY2JhOGUifV19XSwibWVtbyI6IlJ1bm5pbmcgY2FzaHUifQ

2023-06-26 14:28:19

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I see the momentum behind PWAs as an understandable reaction to Apple‘s restrictive policy. I’m more hopeful that side loading will offer a secure alternative to the App Store https://www.macrumors.com/2023/04/17/app-sideloading-support-coming-ios-17/

2023-06-26 04:38:41

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The security model for signed/versioned apps is well understood. For browsers all you need to do is defeat the SSL connection. I‘d recommend this talk by Moxie https://youtu.be/5dhSN9aEljg

2023-06-25 18:18:41

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These are the same arguments that we went through in 2012/2013 when we discussed cryptocat and encrypted webmail when we worked on openpgp.js.
Bruce Schneier also wrote a piece on it back then: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2012/08/cryptocat.html
Unless browsers integrate the W3C web package format (which never shipped), I‘m not sure how these issues can be resolved https://github.com/WICG/webpackage

2023-06-25 14:00:03

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Is there a write up of how the signing server works?