Nostr notes by Nuh

Happy Oct 7th everyone, and may more death to zionists be in our ...

2026-10-07T02:25:50Z

Happy Oct 7th everyone, and may more death to zionists be in our near future.

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2026-10-04T10:57:54Z

If you think BTC is scarce, wait till you hear about PMF!

Facebook has a strong network of real people, all know each other ...

2026-09-29T06:41:11Z

In reply to nevent1q…gvjl
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Facebook has a strong network of real people, all know each other and trust each other... And share countless lies every day.

If they were not genocidal scum, I would have focused more on ...

2026-09-26T17:35:41Z

If they were not genocidal scum, I would have focused more on them being the most cringe and immature scum in history, sovereignty and power doesn't suit them and they can't handle it. They hate responsibility and accountability, they only want power, power to kill children with impunity.

quoting
nevent1q…u5xh
⚡️🇮🇱🇺🇳 NEW - The Israeli ambassador to the UN was expelled from the General Assembly after walking up the central aisle for disruption and harassment against the Iranian speaker.

As good opportunity to share how MNS names and avatars look as ...

2026-09-26T15:34:06Z

In reply to nevent1q…dllt
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As good opportunity to share how MNS names and avatars look as any; https://testnet.mns.mlkut.org/owner/0x3586e7fd54ec38e737c6d18fec4f7617910523d7 (excuse it if it is slow, I have some bugs I am too lazy to fix)

*256

2026-09-26T15:32:46Z

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True Entropy is impossible to reduce ... The reason MNS names are ...

2026-09-26T15:32:23Z

In reply to nevent1q…8a6k
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True Entropy is impossible to reduce ... The reason MNS names are easy to encode, is because they have 40 bits of entropy, not 265.

The real question is why do we invent push notifications schemes ...

2026-09-22T08:45:31Z

In reply to nevent1q…ks93
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The real question is why do we invent push notifications schemes when we already have SMTP? What is a notification if it is not a small ephemeral mail?

You literally get notifications mail in the physical mail box... And you get notifications and alerts in your email too, like payments reminders, calendar reminders, and all sorts of ephemeral notifications and reminders.

Not sure why do you think you need something other than SMTP to solve this problem once and for all.

Everything is mail. SMS should be mail, notifications should be ...

2026-09-22T08:42:57Z

In reply to nevent1q…8cu6
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Everything is mail. SMS should be mail, notifications should be mail... It is literally the same function.

Mail doesn't mean you need to read it, it can be your machine is going to handle it.

There is no filling up, that is like saying your phone is filled up with YouTube videos you watch... Sufficiently smart email client can always clean up ephemeral notifications.

The whole concept of "fill up your inbox" is just a ...

2026-09-22T05:48:24Z

In reply to nevent1q…v8u8
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The whole concept of "fill up your inbox" is just a failure of UX. We are in the age of smart fuzzy filters, emails should be perfectly capable of garbage collection and not showing you emails that don't need your attention in the first place. It is crazy that email clients still have the UI of a pile of emails with absolutely no organisation. Even chat apps do the basics decency of grouping messagea by contact.

That's the point, almost all notifications (other than ...

2026-09-21T11:26:26Z

In reply to nevent1q…fpaf
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That's the point, almost all notifications (other than emergency calls and SMS and whitelisted email contacts like your boss or spouse) should be asynchronous and batched.

The reason I say email, is because we shouldn't reinvent the wheel. Signal should be an email client, WhatsApp should be an email client etc...

Apps like twitter and facebook and discord etc shouldn't have notifications at all, except through emails.

My point is, pushing data to others has been already solved; email. And notifications already exist for email clients and can be customized there... So why do we keep inventing push notifications again with other weird solutions that aren't email??

By clock I mean when you set alarms ... I guess the calendar ...

2026-09-21T10:31:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…5m75
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By clock I mean when you set alarms ... I guess the calendar belongs to the same category.

I can refine this by saying;
1. Phone and SMS from external sources and strangers.
2. Clock, Calendar, etc for local personally chosen alarms.
3. Email for everything else coming from apps and services etc.

A calendar can belong to #3, but you don't need a backend for the calendar app, as you said it is similar to a clock on your device.

The only apps that should make notifications are; Phone, SMS, ...

2026-09-21T08:15:03Z

The only apps that should make notifications are; Phone, SMS, Clock, and Email. And even the Email notifications are better batched once an hour or more, unless you whitelist contacts for instant notifications.

I am constantly surprised how well Mastodon works actually. It ...

2026-09-16T19:28:48Z

I am constantly surprised how well Mastodon works actually. It needed absolutely nothing more than a fix for identity.

All I want from these networks is being able to follow the feeds I want without mediators. It is what I would have reinvented if I wanted to build a social media based on emails.

I think I will invest more time in it going forward.

Centralized exchanges shutting down in bear markets, LSPs are ...

2026-09-15T12:04:18Z

Centralized exchanges shutting down in bear markets, LSPs are going to do the same. Blockchains will remain the only viable and sustainable system.

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2026-09-13T20:25:30Z

Letting another man tell you your intelligence score is gaaaay

Best tweet in history ...

2026-09-12T15:56:53Z

Best tweet in history https://xcancel.com/Yampeleg/status/1737109887627436243?sort=Recency#r

I think it is crazy that people don't manage distributing ...

2026-09-12T14:01:56Z

I think it is crazy that people don't manage distributing software on a blockchain like Rootstock, it should be the most obvious place for registeries... Yes MNS is one registry, but many registries don't need short names and could be identified by a contract address, allowing teams to manage access to the release rights in more sophisticated ways than any bare keys can including any tricks you can make with advanced multisig constructions, and the cost is irrelevant, you don't release new versions every day.

They can't IPO on merit alone given the Chinese ...

2026-09-11T14:13:29Z

In reply to nevent1q…5r0c
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They can't IPO on merit alone given the Chinese competition... So they are trying to pretend they are the new military industrial complex.

The problem is simply lack of demand. If there is indeed a demand ...

2026-09-09T14:23:32Z

In reply to nevent1q…7uhl
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The problem is simply lack of demand. If there is indeed a demand for payments, we could build L3 over Rootstock and it would be glorious. But there is so little demand that people would brush it off as federation, as if they don't use custodial LNs or custodial ecash mints.

If you woke up and wondering: "did the jews kill any children ...

2026-09-09T06:37:11Z

If you woke up and wondering: "did the jews kill any children today?" The answer yes the did.. the answer is yes every fucking day. They fucking live for that shit, it is their entire purpose in life apparently.

Where? Can't see anything, and even their Comms is garbage ...

2026-09-09T06:35:44Z

In reply to nevent1q…259r
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Where? Can't see anything, and even their Comms is garbage and they don't engage developers with public roadmaps as they should. They keep focusing on institutions or whatever and the bridge keeps bleeding.

I would love to see some hopium

It is more complicated than "federation bad".. it seems ...

2026-09-06T20:58:41Z

In reply to nevent1q…29hm
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It is more complicated than "federation bad".. it seems like an inflation bug that would have worked even if the bridge is trustless

Unless of course the trustless bridge has a decent delay, and sidechain miners decided to revert the chain, which would be the correct thing to do

Nonsense

2026-09-03T00:55:50Z

In reply to nevent1q…f9cd
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Nonsense

An engineer should also note that any L2 that behaves like a BFT ...

2026-09-02T18:42:28Z

In reply to nevent1q…0u25
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An engineer should also note that any L2 that behaves like a BFT of dozens of operators is fundamentally more reliable than a P2P network trying to do to money what ISPs did to internet packets, ignoring that isps don't need a balanced egress and ingress.

A Drivechain where miners hire and fire 50 something operators to act as a decentralised permissioned BFT, could have worked almost as well as Visa and MasterCard if not better.

But Bitcoin not only refusef to enable bip300/1 it refused any opcode that could possibly emulated the same effect...

If we ever get GSR it might be too late too.

Or maybe you are erroring on the side of exaggeration and that ...

2026-08-31T10:07:41Z

In reply to nevent1q…lvcz
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Or maybe you are erroring on the side of exaggeration and that might prevents you from doing the actual right thing in response. Imagine if you go to a doctor with flu and he suspects cancer... That is not a harmless caution he will destroy your life.

Yes things are getting crazy and rapidly, but the solution is to find the regional adults and try to be helpful.

Remember, when the shit hit the fan historically more often than not big cities were safer than the people living in nowhere... Just because we hear about the fall of cities as the highlight of shit hitting the fans, doesn't mean the suffering outside didn't happen... It just was never documented.

Where I live people always flocked to the major city from the farmland when famines hit

Counter intuitive but true.

So I advise you to think about it again.

I also don't agree that Bitcoin has been coopted into a CBDC ...

2026-08-31T09:56:41Z

In reply to nevent1q…2ayz
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I also don't agree that Bitcoin has been coopted into a CBDC candidate... Unless you meant stablecoins, these are definitely a CBDC minus the political backlash of explicitly creating one.

I think Bitcoin is fine, and if it gets GSR or just OPCAT or if BitVM worked reliably at scale so we can build all trustless expirements we need... Then we will slowly but surely maintain the exit that the world is free to take if/when it needs it.

Believe, if anyone is ignoring zionists it is not me. But 1) ...

2026-08-31T09:53:57Z

In reply to nevent1q…2ayz
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Believe, if anyone is ignoring zionists it is not me.

But 1) zionism started independently from the USA and in fact the only warm relationship between zios and USA started at the cold war exactly because the US couldn't find any reliable partner in the region more than zios. Once the cold war ended the 9/11 thing bought that partnership more time. Now there is nothing but momentum and the boomer evangelicals ... I am not worried about that we will destroy these scum in our lifetime.
2) which is more important, people who store value in USD and US bonds don't do it because neither zios nor petrodollars... They do it because they literally don't know what else to do, at best they will buy gold and they indeed do that and increasingly so, both individuals and central banks.

So I am generally of the opinion that CIA and zios don't have as much power as people give them credit. In fact all power in the world comes directly from the consent of everyone. The US has the power it has because almost all countries and people were happy with their hegemony so far... In fact the main current villain (China) has been the biggest fan of American hegemony because it gave them so much.

The reason any of this is ending isn't because we have exposed zio/CIA conspiracy... Rather it is because the US just got tired of acting with restraint, they stopped destroying one nation at a time and started bullying everyone and acting as an adversary of everyone all at once, instead of a leader sanctioning one bad actor at a time.

But I definitely hope they don't wise up to any of that, the worst possible thing for bitcoin is adults governing the USA and managing to resist populist dysfunction

I don't think that is the only backing, it is true that these ...

2026-08-31T09:33:02Z

In reply to nevent1q…87vw
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I don't think that is the only backing, it is true that these powers established the backing, but even if the US is entirely a benign empire or just an isolationist republic it would have achieved the same effect given two things;
1. US was very safe and wealthy after the entire planet was wrecked in WWII (which wasn't the US fault)
2. The US is very happy to take debt (provide liquidity, in fact countries were scared once that if the US paid all it's debts the liquidity will disappear) AND be hyper capitalist that will honour its debts and property rights.

Both these aspects basically made the US the biggest most liquid and most reliable market.

Note that London lost its empire but is still a significant market mainly because it insisted on honouring property rights and pay their debts despite the painful price their industries had to pay.

So if the US gave up the empire and only acted as a reliable liquid market, ironically their market hegemony will thrive longer.

The only reason it is not sustainable is because they are using it as a financial weapon and bullying countries with it, so increasingly everyone will try to find an alternative even if not as liquid.

But Bitcoin isn't ready and not big enough to be that thing... Not yet.

Still is treasury bonds and us dollar... Unmatched liquidity

2026-08-31T03:26:00Z

In reply to nevent1q…w5u7
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Still is treasury bonds and us dollar... Unmatched liquidity

You should support and celebrate killing zionists ...

2026-08-29T16:46:15Z

You should support and celebrate killing zionists

quoting
nevent1q…79yq
⚡️🇮🇱🇵🇸 ARCHIVE - Israeli soldiers from the Duchifat Battalion detained Palestinians herding sheep and beat them with stones for around 30 minutes on February 26, 1988 during the First Intifada, breaking their bones. CBS documented the horrifying event.

Can someone explain to me how can majority hash rate collude to ...

2026-08-29T09:51:13Z

Can someone explain to me how can majority hash rate collude to steal from hashrate escrow, but they can't collude to steal from every major Lighting LSP or Ark or any other L2 that depends on short term (time ceitical) censorship resistance?

Yes miners can only double spend what they put into the Ark/LSP etc, but they also get 3 BTC every ten minutes, they won't lack liquidity.

Good for you for trying something you care about even if not many ...

2026-08-29T09:47:46Z

In reply to nevent1q…hncy
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Good for you for trying something you care about even if not many understand or want to use it. I feel the same about MNS name system, but what can you do other than play once you have your basic needs met?

Beautiful git website

2026-08-29T09:03:16Z

In reply to nevent1q…rfr0
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Beautiful git website

They spoil everything in the service of supremacy genocide and ...

2026-08-27T16:15:07Z

They spoil everything in the service of supremacy genocide and ethnic cleansing... You should support and celebrate killing zionists

quoting
nevent1q…y0aq
⚡️🇮🇱 NEW - Israel funded a fake US think tank called the "Hanover Institute" that published 124 reports totaling over 560,000 words in nine days, designed to be cited by AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.

The site was built on a platform that promises to optimize content so AI systems will treat it as credible research.

Every headline mirrors a question a user might type into a chatbot:

Is Israel Carrying Out a Genocide in Gaza?

The answers consistently frame information to blunt criticism of Israel.

The operation was funded through Israel's government advertising agency via the European ad group Havas, with tens of millions of dollars routed to American contractors including a firm run by former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale.

An Israeli official admitted to Ynet:

We paid a lot of money, but the situation only got worse.

Famous last words ... But still it is interesting to think about, ...

2026-08-27T11:38:49Z

In reply to nevent1q…feu8
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Famous last words ... But still it is interesting to think about, in comparison to ZK systems and obsession with correctness.

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2026-08-27T11:37:38Z

Hashrate escrow can't be hacked by AI.

I doubled down on this opinion ...

2026-08-26T15:36:15Z

I doubled down on this opinion https://delvingbitcoin.org/t/pragmatic-definition-of-consensus-for-light-clients/2842

quoting
nevent1q…qkhg
1. Run and SPV node.
2. Do NOT accept a tip that is too old (wait until you get a header with timestap that at max 10 minutes older than your clock).
3. Wait until you get 6 confirmations.
4. If you see the latest 6 blocks taking too long, actively look for more peers and see if there is a fork.
5. If there is a fork with significant number of blocks, HALT and tell the user to go check what the fuck is going on.
6. If you can't find a fork but your chain is taking too long, HALT and tell the user to go check what the fuck is going on.

That is probably safer than fraud proofs, because... If the valid chain is a 10-100x weaker than the invalid chain... Maybe you just need to let the human intervene, instead of trusting code at this point.

nevent1q…dq9z

US wants to blow up the global financial system if the world ...

2026-08-25T20:04:53Z

US wants to blow up the global financial system if the world doesn't fight Iran on their behalf, and Bitcoin is entirely irrelevant almost two decades once inception. Not happy about that at all.

Fair enough, but even if that is true, it comes after decades of ...

2026-08-24T13:46:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…5ecl
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Fair enough, but even if that is true, it comes after decades of bootstrapping by cash rich entity getting things off the ground. And there is always new things that needs bootstrapping.

Even Nostr owes most of its limited success to funding from such entities.

So yes one should try to be self reliant, but it is not feasible for everything... The very internet needed some centralized bootstrapping, and almost every protocol on it.

Sure, but that doesn't answer the question; do we offer an ...

2026-08-24T12:29:07Z

In reply to nevent1q…pyq6
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Sure, but that doesn't answer the question; do we offer an actual credible alternative to a monopolistic company with enough money to fund these public goods for free or are we just bitching?

Because the alternatives are typically either state sponsorship, which is usually called gay and socialist, or communal P2P crowdfunding which historically isn't sustainable, and the examples of tragedy of commons are endless.

I am just saying we need to be more honest and face the difficult and complex reality and tradeoffs. A principled and commited critic to Google and the like, needs to show up with the alternative.

People hate on Google too much. I think they gave us too many ...

2026-08-24T11:19:38Z

People hate on Google too much. I think they gave us too many great tools that touches human lives in much more real ways than the larping and virtue signalling of the average hater. Google translate alone is doing insane good in the world for free. If you still think they suck, at least you need to have a theory on who would provide free translation to the world at that scale? Maybe eventually it is possible with on device LLMs, but until then, who provides that?

Yes that is my point. It is true that miners only follow ...

2026-08-22T23:09:07Z

In reply to nevent1q…2kmr
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Yes that is my point. It is true that miners only follow consensus, they don't create it, but their behaviour is the only objectively observable thing.

The moment you find yourself on a chain that isn't the absolute heaviest with a large margin, you better go check what's going on, software can't help you settle this, and saying that code is law is just cope.

If after manually checking you decided to stick with the lighter fork, fine, but that is subjective decision one that probably includes checking the price of each coin and verifying that your UTXOs aren't stolen, and then making a bet on the future price, and/or make a principled decision like Ethereum classic I guess.

Your* UTXOs

2026-08-22T19:54:48Z

In reply to nevent1q…mq7u
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Your* UTXOs

The exception to this; enforce the rules you care about... Namely ...

2026-08-22T19:54:22Z

In reply to nevent1q…pzx5
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The exception to this; enforce the rules you care about... Namely that UTXOs are not stolen.

1. Run and SPV node. 2. Do NOT accept a tip that is too old (wait ...

2026-08-22T19:52:22Z

1. Run and SPV node.
2. Do NOT accept a tip that is too old (wait until you get a header with timestap that at max 10 minutes older than your clock).
3. Wait until you get 6 confirmations.
4. If you see the latest 6 blocks taking too long, actively look for more peers and see if there is a fork.
5. If there is a fork with significant number of blocks, HALT and tell the user to go check what the fuck is going on.
6. If you can't find a fork but your chain is taking too long, HALT and tell the user to go check what the fuck is going on.

That is probably safer than fraud proofs, because... If the valid chain is a 10-100x weaker than the invalid chain... Maybe you just need to let the human intervene, instead of trusting code at this point.

quoting
nevent1q…dq9z
Unpopular opinion; a full node enforcing Segwit is more likely to find itself on an fork than an SPV client ... I know this is insane to say, but it is true, If enough economic nodes decided to run older bitcoin core versions, miners can safely mine an invalid block according to segwit, and the full node will reject it, but the SPV will just follow the heaviest chain which after 6 blocks is very likely representing the economic majority, and definitely after 100 blocks, or 2016 or whatever threshold that makes you feel safe.

At the very least, full nodes should halt receiving funds if they see sudden drop of difficulty or significant block time lag... But... That is also what SPV clients should do.

Literally all boils down to; heaviest chain is the only objective proxy for consensus and if that doesn't work you HAVE to manually intervene and make a judgement call.

- It is all fraud/fork proofs? = Always have been.

2026-08-22T19:43:04Z

In reply to nevent1q…4gxm
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- It is all fraud/fork proofs?
= Always have been.

Unpopular opinion; a full node enforcing Segwit is more likely to ...

2026-08-22T19:41:30Z

Unpopular opinion; a full node enforcing Segwit is more likely to find itself on an fork than an SPV client ... I know this is insane to say, but it is true, If enough economic nodes decided to run older bitcoin core versions, miners can safely mine an invalid block according to segwit, and the full node will reject it, but the SPV will just follow the heaviest chain which after 6 blocks is very likely representing the economic majority, and definitely after 100 blocks, or 2016 or whatever threshold that makes you feel safe.

At the very least, full nodes should halt receiving funds if they see sudden drop of difficulty or significant block time lag... But... That is also what SPV clients should do.

Literally all boils down to; heaviest chain is the only objective proxy for consensus and if that doesn't work you HAVE to manually intervene and make a judgement call.

Let's be perfectly clear, we don't even know if the ...

2026-08-22T19:35:18Z

In reply to nevent1q…af2m
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Let's be perfectly clear, we don't even know if the majority of economic nodes enforce segwit... We have reasons to believe they do, but really we don't know. All we know is that miners reject invalid segwit, and any invalid segwit block seems to never be built on top.

I am not saying you are wrong, I am saying that after a certain scale, all these social coordination tools break down entirely, and we end up with nothing useful except what miners claim and evidently do.

I already said most of that, by saying that buying and selling is ...

2026-08-22T19:31:56Z

In reply to nevent1q…af2m
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I already said most of that, by saying that buying and selling is what defines what fork has value. But unless you define value by the Twitter noise, the only way to objectively measure what the economic majority values, is to look at the heaviest chain.

If Satoshi wakes up from death or whatever, he doesn't need to open twitter, not even GitHub, he just needs to run his node, and check the heaviest chain.

The heaviest chain tells him everything he needs to know.

As a matter of fact, even Knots could objectively tell if the economic majority is with them or not, by watching either signaling or watching the two forks (since they are a superset of Core).

So again, the ONLY objective measure of what bitcoin is, is the heaviest chain compatible with an old node ... In fact, even if the heaviest chain is not compatible with your old node and your node can notice a much much longer chain but isn't compatible... Then you ought to double check because you might have a bug that the world decided to patch with a hard fork.

Ultimately, I actually think Bitcoin Core should include such alert for users to go manually judge which fork they need to follow, and whether their old node is actually following their intentions.

But I think most people agree with this, but just hate to admit it.

Consider this, if majority of economic nodes decided to run older nodes, and miners subsequently started to steal taproot UTXOs, is that a hard fork? Not according to the majority, and not according to Satoshi, so you are left on a fork that doesn't even agree with Satoshi... So now what defines consensus?

By definition consensus has to be reflected in the demand and thus in the heaviest chain

Of course this is not something that can be settled in a day or a week ... But after a month or two, someone will give up and follow the majority of change the proof of work or checkpoint a block etc... regardless they will have to become a minority fork and as I explained above the majority fork isn't necessarily invalid according to old nodes.

To put it in simpler terms; you could have made a smart contract ...

2026-08-22T19:02:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…30un
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To put it in simpler terms; you could have made a smart contract on Ethereum or Rootstock and flat out bribed miners to signal for Bip110, that would have given the miners a better signal than running nodes, but the problem is; you don't have enough money to make a dent relative to the money they are making passively by just selling their block subsidy...

Full nodes by default are just a free redundancy for the data ...

2026-08-22T18:58:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…fgfl
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Full nodes by default are just a free redundancy for the data availability of Bitcoin, very nice help for SPV clients. But they have no power on Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is defined as the heaviest valid chain, the weight part is defined by miners, but the validity part is defined by people providing the purchasing power to Bitcoin both today but indirectly future buyers who may be running older nodes including someone running a 10 years old node.

So let's recap; Miners decide what is the heaviest chain, but miners have costs so they need to make sure they are mining a chain that is not worthless، which means the exit liquidity (from BTC to whatever fiat they need or even if their electricity provider accept Bitcoin) dictates which chain they will build on top.

So let's recap AGAIN, who decides what bitcoin is? The people who buy bitcoin every day or every week or every month or whatever... Of course sellers matter too, so if you start selling all your "Core Coins" and start buying "Bip110 coins" you are voting on the chain you want ... And if you are the majority, monetary wise (ironic right) then you will win.

What frustrates both puritans who hate opreturn, and the covenants enthusiasts who want bitcoin to be trustlessly bridged everywhere, is that most people who buy and hold bitcoin aren't actually as invested in either direction unfortunately.

You should support and celebrate killing zionists ...

2026-08-22T17:04:40Z

You should support and celebrate killing zionists

quoting
nevent1q…4yxp
⚡️🇮🇱 WTF - Israel’s Sephardic Chief Rabbi, David Yosef:

“Gaza is the Land of Israel; Gaza is ours; Shechem is ours; Jenin is ours; all of them are ours.”

On the Palestinians:

“This mob is not a people; they call themselves the Palestinian people, but they are not a people.

They were never a people and have no rights. The rights are ours."

I wanted to verify this for some time; you can use Bitcoin ...

2026-08-22T17:01:54Z

I wanted to verify this for some time; you can use Bitcoin difficulty alone to have a bitcoin derivative that has comparable volatility to the 200 WMA of the BTC/USD price... Except you don't need an oracle for the BTC/USD historical price, nor do you create any demand for USD specifically... It is a pure measurement of the moving average of global demand of Bitcoin for the past year, and thus it works totally independently from any fiat information.

There is also some simulation about how would a salary contract denominated in this smoothed demand currency and renegotiated once a year work for both parties. Similarly there is a simulation for how would a merchant accepting this currency then buying inventory once a month in USD fair given the monthly volatility.

Bitcoin price will never be stable, but the 200wma is already stable enough, this is a way to create a "stable" derivative of BTC that doesn't refer to any authority other than Bitcoin itself and it's onchain data.

I hope you like it.

Note; Rootstock has access to bitcoin headers by consensus, and has the expressivity to build a lending protocol based on this. Hopefully someone would build it.

https://github.com/nuhvi/dbtc

I understand why people hate these practices, but I kinda ...

2026-08-20T17:52:05Z

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I understand why people hate these practices, but I kinda don't blame anyone for monetising users apathy ... Users are already getting shit tons of free labour up front... They need to get paid somehow.

I don't endorse any of that behaviour, but I also understand that if your user base keeps having the attitude of not giving a fuck about anything... Whoever can make money of that apathy will win and outlast the rest.

I don't think you can do a minority SF ... Not without a ...

2026-08-20T15:48:24Z

In reply to nevent1q…c6ej
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I don't think you can do a minority SF ... Not without a multisig to guard the bridge, otherwise it becomes an anyone can pay. If you mean a multisig controlled by a minority pool operators, I would love to see that. But pools would be too scared to do that and lose hash rate.

I can't find anything that works better than Rootstock PowPeg and possibly the future BitVM bridge to Rootstock.

I don't find Brave scammy, they give me what I want and ...

2026-08-20T15:44:18Z

In reply to nevent1q…3ws2
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I don't find Brave scammy, they give me what I want and don't force me to pay anything. Bloated for sure, but compared to what? All browsers are fucked up in that regard.

Every DAO should have an uncofiscatable domain, and people should ...

2026-08-20T13:50:37Z

Every DAO should have an uncofiscatable domain, and people should fork Brave browser to add support for that. As shown in MNS it is not hard to encode smart contract IDs as human readable names, even if you don't use MNS, in the same way Ordinals work.

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nevent1q…hav2
⚡️⚠️ NEW - He clicked on the former official Tornado Cash domain… and lost 1,010 ETH.

The victim had saved tornadocash in his bookmarks. The domain, which had not been renewed following OFAC sanctions, had since been taken over by hackers and turned into a phishing site.

1,010 ETH drained in just 12 hours

The group is reported to have already stolen nearly 4,000 ETH using similar methods over the past year.

The most annoying part is that all bitcoin hardforks will have ...

2026-08-17T19:08:01Z

The most annoying part is that all bitcoin hardforks will have great script restoration except Bitcoin, where people will keep arguing that it is too dangerous for 10 more years

You can just say things 😅

2026-08-16T20:53:47Z

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You can just say things 😅

They call not signalling for a soft fork a hard fork... ...

2026-08-16T13:30:57Z

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They call not signalling for a soft fork a hard fork... Impossible to be this ignorant, they just decided that they personally are the definition of consensus. Mental.

Every single day I wake and jews have killed children, children I ...

2026-08-16T13:29:51Z

Every single day I wake and jews have killed children, children I know, or children I know people who know, but regardless, they keep killing children, every single day.

The bip110 leaders that are calling their failure a coordinated ...

2026-08-15T20:42:52Z

The bip110 leaders that are calling their failure a coordinated attack can't be this stupid, they simply can't , this is easier malice or psychological breakdown ... Weird as hell.

You should support and celebrate killing zionists ...

2026-08-15T10:27:37Z

You should support and celebrate killing zionists

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nevent1q…8paq
⚡️🇮🇱🇵🇸 NEW - Reuters: Israeli and foreign activists attempted to deliver food and supplies to Palestinian families besieged by Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank village of Qusra, but were stopped by the Israeli military

Again, this is all that matters, we already have the rock solid ...

2026-08-13T14:51:25Z

Again, this is all that matters, we already have the rock solid censorship resistance and long term security figured out on L1... Once you have that the ONLY thing that matters is the longevity and sustainability of the second layers, and there is nothing more sustainable and resilient than a Sidechains which can adjust to the market demand or wind down entirely but very slowly and safely that users don't even notice anything.

Can we stop making servers for money and build sidechains exclusively now? The UX is trash otherwise folks.

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nevent1q…s6pf
immediately after the BCH split the BTC community started tolerating way more infrastructure that can be easily shut off and central points of failure. almost as if all the people who actually gave a shit about that had departed from the community. now you've got stuff that users see and touch just not working anymore because it relied on something centralized that got shut off.

I still can't understand how is WBTC a better outcome for ...

2026-08-13T14:41:09Z

I still can't understand how is WBTC a better outcome for Bitcoin than Drivechains. It is almost the same result except that users trust a single company and miners don't get paid shit. How is that better?

Put another way; we know there is a significant demand for bridging BTC to other systems, least of all is LN, so why can't we enable miners to operate these bridges as an option? How is that a bad idea?

The whole point of game theory is that it is iron law, this ...

2026-08-09T10:42:42Z

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The whole point of game theory is that it is iron law, this complaint is like complaining that your enemy doesn't know that bullets kill!

Hashrate escrow is safer than any unauditable impossible to ...

2026-08-08T16:44:03Z

Hashrate escrow is safer than any unauditable impossible to formally prove code.

The most unfortunate lesson from ColdCard debacle is that Open ...

2026-08-08T11:41:13Z

The most unfortunate lesson from ColdCard debacle is that Open Source brand will take a long while to recover, and for anything except adversarial situations, there will be no recovery at all, and the only survivors will be trust in specific teams, and possibly hopefully maybe probably not; the interoperability brand.

Again, that is like saying I am supposed to talk about the rabid ...

2026-08-05T13:51:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…hk2z
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Again, that is like saying I am supposed to talk about the rabid dog with the same compassion I talk with about the child who was bitten by the rabid dog. There is no need to humanize rabid dogs or feel any sympathy towards them, other than white washing them and buying them time and legitimatcy when we should just kill them.

Nothing I said is inhuman. Killing rabid dogs to protect children ...

2026-08-05T12:58:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…9lk8
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Nothing I said is inhuman. Killing rabid dogs to protect children is the most humane thing. You can't cure rabid dogs, you can only cure rabies by killing the dog. Is it really my fault that they are incurable scum?

I also breath oxygen like them. No shame in wanting them dead ...

2026-08-05T12:36:27Z

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I also breath oxygen like them. No shame in wanting them dead even if it sounds unpleasant to some.

Humanising jewish supremacists comes only from the dehumanisation ...

2026-08-05T12:34:55Z

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Humanising jewish supremacists comes only from the dehumanisation of their victims which is very common. I don't humanize rabid dogs, I want them dead, all of them.

If you say you are the chosen people over the goyim ... You ...

2026-08-05T12:33:39Z

In reply to nevent1q…cwuv
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If you say you are the chosen people over the goyim ... You clearly decided that you are different than humans. When that difference goes against your delusional ambitions, then no crying in the casino

The same thing that happens with the children of crusaders and ...

2026-08-05T12:32:39Z

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The same thing that happens with the children of crusaders and nazis... Some will be happy to live in a society where they are not the master race, some will kill themselves out of cognitive dissonance, and some will go to Argentina or wherever there is another chance of establishing another supremacist colony. I am more focused on dismantling the supremacy of their parents.

This is silly. I want to kill the supremacists that are actively ...

2026-08-05T12:30:06Z

In reply to nevent1q…saaz
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This is silly. I want to kill the supremacists that are actively killing children. If you call that genocide then fine, but I am not interested in that virtue signalling sophistry.

Killing the rabid dog before it bites your child doesn't make ...

2026-08-05T12:03:24Z

Killing the rabid dog before it bites your child doesn't make you rabid. It makes you a normal human. Equating rabid dogs with the people who kill them is not even a genuine bleeding heart liberalism, it is just dehumanising the victims and actually agreeing and supporting the rabid dogs.

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nevent1q…h3jc
Whether I like it or not is irrelevant.

Defending genocide against genocide is legitimating the general idea of genocide and reinforcing the reasons for the current one.

It doesn't mean I am opposed to fighting for freedom and against all kinds of supremacists.

No need to avoid anything, I told you, watch and see what happens ...

2026-08-05T12:00:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…kcmt
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No need to avoid anything, I told you, watch and see what happens when the empire is no longer capable or willing to support their supremacy. The ones that don't die in battle will kill themselves because they can't live as human beings with equality. They are rabid dogs, they can't be cured.

Fighting jewish supremacy means killing every single zionist ...

2026-08-05T11:52:47Z

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Fighting jewish supremacy means killing every single zionist because they would rather die before accepting not even equality but merely the idea that they don't have the right to kill the children of their neighbours as their god told them to do

If a delusional supremacist is willing to die rather than act like a human instead of a rabid dog... Why should I care, why not just support putting the dog down?

You are just trying to buy time for these scum by pretending to ...

2026-08-05T11:44:38Z

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You are just trying to buy time for these scum by pretending to be a humanitarian.. typical. In reality you are just partial to the status quo where the children killed are on the side you prefer. But you will live long and watch.

One of the ways zios try to sustain zionism against all odds is ...

2026-08-05T11:43:05Z

One of the ways zios try to sustain zionism against all odds is playing this stupid game of "everyone is bad"... Whatever, I would rather survive and thrive without jewish supremacists crazy genocidal scum with the backing of an empire from the other side of the planet. And it will happen no matter how you feel about it.

If you think not wanting to wake up every single day knowig that a jew killed children today only because they are not jews, and that that jew wants to kill your children next, if you think not wanting that is evil, then may we all be evil.

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nevent1q…8xsd
Maybe this genocide is going on without intervention because we are all somehow genocidal.

"We should kill them all and finally be at peace." Yeah...

nevent1q…fjc3

Actually we will, like we did to the crusaders before them. There ...

2026-08-05T11:38:39Z

In reply to nevent1q…k6up
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Actually we will, like we did to the crusaders before them. There won't be peace forever... but there won't be jewish supremacists scum in my region demanding my submission or kill my family. Much rather watch them eliminated in their entirety, and it will happen whether you like it or not.

It is going to be better for the same reason killing the rabid ...

2026-08-05T11:35:40Z

In reply to nevent1q…8he9
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It is going to be better for the same reason killing the rabid dogs is better than the rabid dog killing a child.

You should support and celebrate killing zionists ...

2026-08-05T11:27:41Z

You should support and celebrate killing zionists

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nevent1q…ugmn
Maybe it's because they see those children as animals...

They are rapid dogs and will be eliminated, in our lifetime.

2026-08-05T11:27:03Z

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They are rapid dogs and will be eliminated, in our lifetime.

I have seen solo Devs building impressive products for 10 years ...

2026-08-04T15:41:02Z

I have seen solo Devs building impressive products for 10 years and refusing VC funding, and getting no adoption. I have also watched teams growing year on year and spending millions every year and getting no adoption.

No one knows how to get any adoption, you either get it or you don't. You should design your life so that this randomness doesn't dictate your wealth, health or happiness.

I was telling a friend lately that the main value proposition of ...

2026-08-03T18:26:16Z

I was telling a friend lately that the main value proposition of decentralisation is not censorship resistance, but sustainability and uptime. If done correctly, decentralisation reduces the cost per node to a point where there is no market conditions that can stop the entire system. The trick is to keep that cost low, while scaling by adding more nodes (miners) without destroying the coherence of the system. Sharding is the only way to keep the cost low, but sharding without destroying cohesion and synchronicity remains challenging.

The fun part; our need for scale remains sooooo small, so there is no justification for not using sidechains as immature as they are.

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nevent1q…wpge
finally. people were not going to wisen up and stop using centralized lightning slop wallets until they got turned off. I've been waiting for this day.

nevent1q…lfkl

Every single day these animals kill children... It is the only ...

2026-08-03T11:04:18Z

Every single day these animals kill children... It is the only purpose for their existence, rabid dogs

quoting
nevent1q…qu0x
⚡️🚨 ALERT - At least 13 Palestinians, including several children, were killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza City, Khan Younis, and Deir al-Balah, according to Palestinian officials.

The strikes came just days after Hamas accepted a US-backed disarmament plan to transfer its weapons to President Trump's Board of Peace.

The main use case is privacy... But theoretically you can program ...

2026-08-02T12:53:31Z

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The main use case is privacy... But theoretically you can program anything so it also privately extends script... Of course the problem is that this only works while the signer is available, if it isn't you need to have a fallback with CSV to something else.

And if the signer isn't actually blind then they might be able to steal...

So it is great to have, but we still need covenants so you can have delay functions to watch a stealing attempt and react to it in time with a watchtower.

Luckily no body is paying any fuckin attention to Bitcoin at the ...

2026-08-02T10:21:41Z

Luckily no body is paying any fuckin attention to Bitcoin at the moment so we can reorg 1000 blocks and it won't register.

1. Because the whole purpose of valuables is that they are ...

2026-08-02T10:14:12Z

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1. Because the whole purpose of valuables is that they are valuable every now and then.
2. Valuables aren't just collectables that you might want to sell some of. A DNS controller is very valuable, and often you will need to change what keys control the DNS name either for security protocols or because an organisation needs to change who has custody of the thing as they hire fire and update their setup.

If Satoshi was alive at all and he wanted to express his views on soft forks for example he might make opreturn txns even if he doesn't want to sell.

Control over digital assets don't mean shit if you don't actually exercise it. Exercising is accessing, accessing makes self custody much harder than never accessing.

The man has attention span of a toddler

2026-08-01T20:38:35Z

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The man has attention span of a toddler

Nor spent... If you never ever spend then yes it is easy.

2026-08-01T20:31:29Z

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Nor spent... If you never ever spend then yes it is easy.

Evidently key rotation and smart contracts to create vaults are ...

2026-08-01T16:43:32Z

Evidently key rotation and smart contracts to create vaults are really important for valuables... You hate to see it but you can't ignore reality.

This is heartbreaking... But a reminder to everyone who told ...

2026-08-01T16:35:04Z

This is heartbreaking... But a reminder to everyone who told people to do self custody because it is safer; you lied to people, it is only safer if you know what you are doing, and the people who know what they are doing are much fewer than what everyone thinks.

Let's end this bullshit and give people the tools to trust whoever they prefer to trust, because they can't verify, and evidently the entire industry can't verify.

At this point this is a clown show.

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nevent1q…evsf
As much as this hurts.

The network will grow stronger from it.

Don't give up.

If we had trustless bridge to Rootstock we could use Vaults right ...

2026-08-01T16:10:08Z

If we had trustless bridge to Rootstock we could use Vaults right now with all the infrastructure and code and audits etc. already done. But I bet people who use these vaults are going to be safer than self custody with compromised hardware wallet.

At least the Rootstock bridge hasn't been compromised so far.. let's hope they survive until a BitVM bridge ... And who knows maybe we end up having OPCAT one day.

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nevent1q…x9ry
I wish there was a service that allowed people to create multisig wallets (with the service holding one of the keys) that simulated OP_VAULT behavior (or better), but it would have to be cheap and easy for anyone to use from a mobile app, not a corporate offering for billionaires like some solutions that exist today.

I imagine this isn't an easy ask, but GreenAddress used to do something similar so it isn't impossible either.

You should support and celebrate killing zionists ...

2026-07-24T12:48:39Z

You should support and celebrate killing zionists

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nevent1q…xhu3
⚡️🚨 ALERT - PALESTINIANS ARE BEING MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD.

Footage documents Israeli soldiers murdering 4 Palestinians and injuring many others in the village of Till in the West Bank

This specific person is totally irrelevant and guaranteed to lose ...

2026-07-23T21:15:48Z

In reply to nevent1q…lfhm
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This specific person is totally irrelevant and guaranteed to lose and keep losing, and you are wasting your time caring. He is a gatekeeper of absolutely nothing.

You should support and celebrate killing zionists ...

2026-07-19T12:45:15Z

You should support and celebrate killing zionists

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nevent1q…vqlx
⚡️🇮🇱 ALERT - Ben Gvir boasts that Palestinian prisoners “piss themselves” in fear when he visits

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who oversees the country’s prison and torture system for Palestinians, said Palestinian prisoners urinate on themselves out of fear when he enters Israeli jails, and claimed he found imprisoned Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti crying in terror.

“When we enter Israel’s prisons, the Palestinian prisoners piss their pants when they see us, they piss themselves out of fear,” Ben Gvir said.

“We enter Marwan Barghouti’s cell and he was crying in terror. I told the jailers to keep treating them like that.”

The remarks follow a pattern for the Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power party) leader, who has repeatedly publicized his visits and mistreatment of Palestinian detainees and the worsening of their conditions since taking the prisons portfolio.

In August, he filmed himself confronting Barghouti in his cell, footage the UN human rights office called an attack on Barghouti’s dignity that could encourage further violence against Palestinian prisoners.

Barghouti, 66, has been held since 2002 and is the most popular Palestinian political figure in opinion polls.

You should support and celebrate killing zionists ...

2026-07-19T12:44:05Z

You should support and celebrate killing zionists

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nevent1q…apm9
⚡️🇮🇱🇵🇸 WATCH - CNN will never show you this : An Israeli settler pointing a gun at a Palestinian farmer.

"This land is mine now. Get out. Never come back"

The farmer's family worked that land for generations.

The settler flew in from Eastern Europe.