Nostr notes by weev

I frequently post racism

2026-10-13T21:46:47Z

In reply to nevent1q…lwfs
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I frequently post racism

Nostr has a real value proposition with identity sovereignty. As ...

2026-10-13T15:38:56Z

In reply to nevent1q…gvw4
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Nostr has a real value proposition with identity sovereignty. As the most banned person in history, it is the only place I seem to be able to post and have some marginal guarantee that people will be able to read what I write.

This is why Google, for example, is notorious for making products and just abruptly shutting them down, some of them well used and actually very nice. The goal isn’t to actually make things people want to use. I miss Google Reader, it was excellent. Sometimes someone at Google does some worthwhile science even. That Google management intended for this to all be just a way to say “look at all the projects we are developing at any given time! We aren’t a search company, we’re actually a company that does so many things at any given time, we are competing with practically half the planet!” doesn’t diminish the earnest contribution of the people who built those good products or contributed to scientific development. The system is big enough that you can marginally benefit from this situation by circumstance without being morally complicit.

Literally the exact opposite point of my post. Trump is making ...

2026-10-12T19:50:31Z

In reply to nevent1q…c3ch
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Literally the exact opposite point of my post. Trump is making the best possible effort to deport them all and it will take something like 50 years at the current rate to be rid of these pests. You cannot deport them all. You can only kill enough of them that they know they can’t stay and leave of their own volition.

Virtually everything ever called a 'deportation' did ...

2026-10-12T19:35:29Z

Virtually everything ever called a 'deportation' did nothing to solve demographic crises. Soviets deported some chunk of populations like Chechens, didn't seem to accomplish much for Russians, mere decades later and they are fucking drowning in assorted wogs with a Chechen now appointed as the supreme general of the military. Herbert Hoover did a massive Mexican remigration in the thirties, at least 2 million spics, and Eisenhower did another milly with Operation Wetback in the fifties, but America is still drowning in these creatures.

Everything that ever worked was not a repatriation order at all. It was an expulsion order. These work the exact opposite. You do not run around trying to detain people, nor spend the obscene resources to give them a free flight out of the country. You publish a document like King Phillip did in the early 17th century which can be summarized as "Every Mohammedan has 3 days to leave Spain, under penalty of death. Subjects of the crown who identify a Mohammedan afterwards are under posse duty to attempt to kill them, lest they be charged with harboring." In 3 days, the number of Moslems in Spain was zero. This also was the strategy for well over a hundred successful expulsions of Jews within Europe.

I don’t support a system of deportations. They reduce immigration enforcement to a ridiculous game of hide and seek -- not the only childish part of our nationality system, as the unprecedented unrestricted jus soli citizenship policy that the United States has adopted similarly transforms our border into a giant game of "Red Rover" with pregnant nonwhites. Deportations very visibly have a 100% failure rate in history. You have to give the people free license to kill their blood enemies and inform said enemies of such situation, and then watch them flee like rats. If we are going to cleanse the white nations of browns, such widespread and distributed right to slaughter them must be synthesized -- perhaps by giving ICE agents absolute immunity, an order for summary execution of detainees, and pay millions of Trump voters a penny and distribute a badge and service pistol to all of them. But deportations aren't going to cut it. You have to shoot violators where they stand.

There’s an excellent primer to this answer in the form of a ...

2026-10-12T15:44:25Z

In reply to nevent1q…xxnq
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There’s an excellent primer to this answer in the form of a Peter Thiel lecture at Stanford titled “Competition is for Losers”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Fx5Q8xGU8k

Monopolies are constantly trying to pretend that they have much more competition than they do. So there’s always efforts by monopolies to finance, through absurd proxy schemes, “competitors” that are fundamentally unserious. The competitors know who, essentially, is buttering their bread, and they want to keep the VC and grant bonfires burning, so they build products which could look like serious competition only to an utterly clueless and uninformed observer, as the geriatric regulators and judges whose job it is to constrain them usually are.

it's 100% obvious now that so many BTC people are pumping ZEC ...

2026-10-12T14:49:52Z

In reply to nevent1q…xfl7
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it's 100% obvious now that so many BTC people are pumping ZEC as exit liquidity.

It’s not just a casual matter of culture. It is a commandment ...

2026-10-12T13:29:58Z

In reply to nevent1q…th2y
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It’s not just a casual matter of culture. It is a commandment of their religion. Deuteronomy 7:16 says that they must *completely consume* all the nations they get control of, *without pity* and reminds them to think of Pharaoh (the first innocent goy they scammed) if they get second thoughts about dispossessing you. Deuteronomy 6:10-11 says they get to enjoy “the cities they did not build, the houses they did not fill.” That’s what they believe they get as a reward for following their covenant: all the goyim’s stuff, after they’ve killed off all the goys. These aren’t remote verses, they are immediately adjacent to the *Shema Yisrael*, the prayer they say every day.

Mark Karpeles, NVK, SBF, Alex Mashinsky, literally 99% of all ...

2026-10-12T13:23:52Z

In reply to nevent1q…r4kf
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Mark Karpeles, NVK, SBF, Alex Mashinsky, literally 99% of all coins ever lost to fraud are a result of one of these people. I want to protect people in crypto from the most consistently dangerous thing in finance: an institution with a Jew in charge. People will keep losing coins until they refuse to trust them with anything a Jew touches.

I mean you could say that about every politician, judge, and ...

2026-10-12T11:36:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…dac9
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I mean you could say that about every politician, judge, and bureaucrat at this point. The volk have been transformed into docile livestock for the time being. Hoping the lion wakes soon

I'm still mad for them. In fact even madder because I see a ...

2026-10-12T11:32:53Z

In reply to nevent1q…et3q
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I'm still mad for them. In fact even madder because I see a multitude of people not censored from Twitter or the financial system using their privileges from ZOG as kosher media personalities to try to rehabilitate this fraud. They think he should just get away with it, that we should all move on and forget how he lost 100 million dollars of peoples life savings.

So yesterday @npub1az9…m8y8 was blaming Twitter for a phishing ...

2026-10-12T11:04:05Z

So yesterday N (npub1az9…m8y8) was blaming Twitter for a phishing link posted to his Twitter account. Today it’s TG. Much like women, Jews are completely allergic to personal accountability. Remember that this is the fraud which ODELL (npub1qny…95gx), miljan (npub16c0…6nvr), and walker (npub1cj8…rz4u) and many others so closely collaborated with to promote fraud and suppress honest competition. Given that his business is fucking over, it’s a nonzero chance that this phishing link is actually of NVK’s own making. Coming off as incompetent would obscure any theory of “retirement attack” being plausible to a jury, and it’s a great opportunity for him to swindle a few more shekels on the way out. Regardless of if malicious fraud or complete incompetence are at the cause, the Maxi podcaster cartel are equally liable for your losses. As long as these people remain unpunished, Bitcoin has no future.

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nevent1q…t59c

Happened to his Telegram account now

https://goyimx.com/raw_avocado/status/2109538429969064060

LOL

2026-10-12T10:10:40Z

In reply to nevent1q…xung
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LOL

Reasonable points, though I think Bitcoin is never going to a ...

2026-10-11T20:13:32Z

In reply to nevent1q…y4hr
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Reasonable points, though I think Bitcoin is never going to a million. It’s going to be replaced pretty soon. I think you should get out and buy XMR.

it’s a caricature of the average American soylennial. It hits ...

2026-10-11T19:49:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…pr04
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it’s a caricature of the average American soylennial. It hits hard because most people I know from back home know a half dozen of these.

hey @npub1az9…m8y8 what's the status on hiring a forensic ...

2026-10-11T19:46:17Z

In reply to nevent1q…ucms
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hey N (npub1az9…m8y8) what's the status on hiring a forensic team to examine your machine? Because if offline 2FA is enabled, and you see no new login records, the post came from one of your own authorized devices. Is this another scam on the goyim, just like when you planned and executed the retirement attack that stole all their Bitcoin prior? Is this a strategy to try to claim your machine was hacked in civil proceedings, to complicate future litigation?

https://goyimx.com/COLDCARDwallet/status/2109158742197440912

The podcasters have been trying to rehab NVK for the past week ...

2026-10-11T19:30:10Z

The podcasters have been trying to rehab NVK for the past week and he goes and tells everyone that he got their crypto jacked *again*! 2FA there and no record of new logins means it is your own device hacked, retard, X support can’t help with that. How many “Fell For It Again” awards do we give out to maxis and their tireless grifting podcasters?

https://i.imgur.com/Uu6ff5P.jpeg

2026-10-11T11:43:18Z

Nostr event nevent1qqs2wgxzggp3ycjuarhpk3r0s5nzpd270w6xzukqd0r23xj5uma7pnszypm89suamzkxrut22tup279la0d4lrrsh3d8yam9d26m5eamty84sj655t3

2026-10-11T06:31:12Z

Should I get a neck tattoo of Adolf Hitler

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ackchyually-actually-guy

2026-10-10T18:56:00Z

In reply to nevent1q…xhhx
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https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ackchyually-actually-guy

LN shills when anyone talks about Monero: “LIGHTNING IS ...

2026-10-09T14:43:11Z

LN shills when anyone talks about Monero: “LIGHTNING IS PRIVATE, IT’S UNTRACEABLE. MONERO IS A SHITCOIN, LIGHTNING IS ALL YOU NEED.”

LN shills when they lose their coins: “WE’VE TRACKED EVERY TRANSACTION THE THIEF MADE. WE KNOW EXACTLY THE WALLETS THEY’VE LANDED IN. THEY THOUGHT THEY WERE SMART FOR USING ALL THESE VARIOUS LIGHTNING PRODUCTS THAT WERE ADVERTISED AS UNTRACEABLE, WELL AKSHUALLY THEY ARE BASICALLY TRANSPARENT IF WE WANT THEM TO BE AND WE’RE PUTTING UP A GIANT REWARD FOR ANYONE WHO CAN IDENTIFY THE OWNER OF THESE DESTINATION WALLETS.”

https://goyimx.com/LightningNewsX/status/2108485819845472742

I know plenty of nice landlords that are good to their tenants. ...

2026-10-05T10:44:49Z

In reply to nevent1q…kn3k
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I know plenty of nice landlords that are good to their tenants. You may be fine with maintenancing your own property but many people are working on other tasks and want to delegate that. In fact, most people do not want to commit themselves to the maintenance of a property. It is something many people find satisfaction in. Additionally, some people do not want to commit themselves to living in an area long enough for the hassle of home purchase to be worthwhile. Landlords are also providing a service to these individuals. I appreciate all my prior landlords, they were all very nice people who provided me with a good service at a cost that was not unreasonable.

The landlord-tenant relationship does not default to exploitation out of nowhere. The type of people to engage in exploitative practices as landlords are also frequently engaged in exploitation even if they engage in other professions. They are exploitative because their lack of morality permits it, not because they are landlords.

Seething resentment against successful, landed people is not good.

XMR is not a shitcoin. It is the actual literal fulfillment of ...

2026-09-29T13:38:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…gxjp
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XMR is not a shitcoin. It is the actual literal fulfillment of Satoshi’s vision and desires for a currency free of state manipulation. Satoshi literally said of ledger privacy, exact quote, “If a solution was found, a much better, easier, more convenient implementation of Bitcoin would be possible.”

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=770.msg8637#msg8637

In the same thread he describes a ring signature scheme! He wasn’t talking about L2 of any sort. Not a sidechain. Not merge mining. Satoshi thought that privacy should be on the base layer. But Core is captured by a multitude of people who want ledger transparency, Saylor and Blackrock, who say that it would be bad for institutional centralization for Bitcoin to adopt ledger privacy.

Monero means money. Until Core’s current subversives are fired and prioritizing implementing privacy by default, Monero is the real Bitcoin. Most everything else is financial spyware, and a shitcoin.

Got abliterated Qwen driving relatively unlimited Firefox ...

2026-09-28T00:00:55Z

Got abliterated Qwen driving relatively unlimited Firefox sessions in xvfb in parallel. It registers accounts, solves all kinds of weird retarded captchas, even the ones I find infuriating to solve, communicates seamlessly in contact forms, really does everything. I find this technology to be completely magical. I’m hooking everything into this thing. Modem racks. Thousands of SIP trunks. KumoMTA. It’s going to be the greatest engine of ruin the world has ever seen.

To those that have lost and frozen money in Liquid, note that ...

2026-09-14T09:40:04Z

To those that have lost and frozen money in Liquid, note that this guy was the manager responsible for it. Look at the beak on this “Russian” Michael Minkevich.

Mark Karpeles, NVK, SBF, Alex Mashinsky all share his ethnicity and religion. Is this just a coincidence? Those who follow the rule of strictly excluding any assets intertwined with these people would have avoided all the major traps that have plagued cryptocurrencies with 100% accuracy. Embrace only Aryan finance, and you suddenly exclude 99.99% of all losses that have ever been incurred in the industry. Isn’t that strange?

I’m a public figure, and my papers are proven good in that I ...

2026-07-19T22:57:29Z

In reply to nevent1q…wzan
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I’m a public figure, and my papers are proven good in that I got the maximum possible federal criminal sentence with no downward departures.

https://nypost.com/2013/03/19/hacker-gets-the-max/

It’s more likely that Odell is a glownigger, given his past history of disappearing money urgently needed for Bitcoin defense and promoting/funding centralized surveillance state/censorship regime shitware like Primal and Spark

If it did go to the attorneys, which we can't verify, ...

2026-07-19T22:53:44Z

In reply to nevent1q…s78z
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If it did go to the attorneys, which we can't verify, anything after is attorney client privilege and we have no fucking clue where the money went.

Giving a clean million for a plea deal, which generally costs 30k ...

2026-07-19T07:37:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…upv4
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Giving a clean million for a plea deal, which generally costs 30k (or free, federal defenders are actually good at this) is a waste of 970k of people’s money. He basically lit a million dollars on fire, which should have gone to an actually useful appeal effort. He doesn’t run a “p2p rights” organization, because rights organizations have the goal of actually making precedent that protects peoples rights, not making million dollar donations to law firms.

He wasted a million dollars, yes, he should get blasted.

I invite all Bitcoiners to read the incredible appellant briefs ...

2026-07-09T20:08:29Z

I invite all Bitcoiners to read the incredible appellant briefs filed on behalf of Roman Sterlingov by his counsel team, Tor Ekeland, Marc Fernich, Maksim Nemtsev, Aaron Daniel, and Amy Collins. They are not only firm denunciations of the ridiculous perjury committed by Chainanalysis and federal prosecutors, and vicious assaults on the current unconstitutional federal theories of infinite and unfettered criminal jurisdiction against everyone using Bitcoin, but there is also a more intimate reason to read these briefs. Sterlingov’s defense received orders of magnitude less support than others who did not go to trial. In contrast, Sterlingov actually showed up to fight the government for us. His own flesh is on the line. He went to trial and appealed, refusing to kowtow to government bullying, despite the fact that he was potentially facing the rest of his natural life in prison if he fought. I need you to read these because this is an actual, tangible work product produced in an appeals court for the benefit of each and every one of us that’s ever used Bitcoin as money.

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cadc.41492/gov.uscourts.cadc.41492.01208839518.0.pdf

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cadc.41492/gov.uscourts.cadc.41492.01208828899.0.pdf

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cadc.41492/gov.uscourts.cadc.41492.01208776525.0.pdf

In May the United States District Court for the District of Columbia finally heard oral arguments for US v. Sterlingov. The process is potentially done, barring a SCOTUS appeal. It is too late to raise any more money for Roman Sterlingov’s appeal. We’ll have the decision of the court shortly, and we’ll all likely have to live with the consequences of that decision forever if it is negative, barring a future circuit split.

We were told by Odell and company that it would cost millions of dollars to defend Samourai. I know for a fact that is not true. I know it very personally, because I myself did a controversial federal criminal appeal, which I won by the way. I won it so well that it set precedent for everyone that uses the Internet, and has gotten several people out of prison, and is also a primary case cited in the appellant briefs to defend Bitcoin mixers in US v. Sterlingov. If you read the appellate briefs in Sterlingov you can find my name in there. If Samourai had gone to appeals, they would have likely had my name in those as well, because I sacrificed years of my life to create foundational precedent for all of you. So I can say with relative certainty that I am somewhat of an accidental subject matter expert on this. If you worry about your human rights while using Bitcoin or the Internet, you can thank me at any time. I am not trying to toot my own horn here but I think it is a fair claim. But I also know from parties with direct knowledge on the subject that the Sterlingov appeal did not cost millions of dollars. This claim that you require millions of dollars to do a federal criminal defense is just pulled out of thin air. It is not true. Odell was, however, still repeating this incredible claim of his that the million raised for Samourai was not enough to fight the case just two days ago:

https://x.com/ODELLXYZ/status/2074576497189466558

You can, with many reputable attorneys who have actual records of successful appeal work in this area, do a case for much less than a million dollars. I’d say if you have a case like Samourai’s and want to go full appeal, you can probably do the stuff you actually need (mainly getting passable appellate briefs that will preserve all your needed arguments for appeal) on about 100k at most these days or even far less if you find lawyers who are excited about the subject matter (which is easy to do in Bitcoin). I know a lot of people who are computer criminals and/or actively targeted political dissidents who get indicted, we’re actually a pretty small community, and I do not know anybody, anywhere, that has spent more than 650k on their federal criminal defense all the way through appeals, and those were not computer cases, which are cheaper to litigate because software is not as much of a problem to examine as aviation wreckage. Multiple millions is an insane quote and nobody who is not a disinterested biglaw or someone looking to scam you would give it. Note that the standard yearly compensation for a 8-year associate at a BigLaw is 330k, so with that you can absolutely get a smart young attorney looking to make a reputation for a new firm he’s founded working 9-5 every weekday grinding on your case for a whole year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_firm#BigLaw_firms — no boutique lawyer with a reputation for successful computer crimes appellate work will that I know would ask for multiple millions to fight the Samourai thing. But maybe someone would if they’re your personal contact and you are telling them you can get suckers on Twitter to give them extra money for free.

As it doesn’t cost a 2 or more million dollars to do this case, it also definitely does not cost a million dollars to do a plea deal. So there’s a large amount of unaccounted for money being thrown around here. So I have been putting as much pressure on Odell and company as possible, to try to extract statements from people close to them. Because this looks like a scam. And today I finally got a great one.

Kortik, who is followed by most of the Primal crowd, including Odell and Miljan (Miljan only follows 800 accounts, it is definitely a person close to them), now publicly testifies: “it was raised by p2prights.org fund which supported multiple efforts not just Keonne and Bill's case” in the embedded post below.

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#pardonsamourai
So much misinformation from weev

- They didn't raise millions for themselves in some plan to never go to trial
- They were not even allowed to raise money, banned from bitcoin transactions, it was raised by p2prights.org fund which supported multiple efforts not just Keonne and Bill's case
- p2prights.org had a "General Fund" and a fund that went towards Samourai Wallet case, Keonne and Bill never pocketed or controlled any of that money
- The plea agreement was given to them with 24 hours to decide, until then they expected to go to trial
- The plea agreement was spawned by pressure from jury non-verdict for Roman Storm
- Keonne was open to fighting the whole time, Bill did not want to go to trial once given the plea option as he would die in prison if the charges went though
- A friend loaned Keonne about ~1MM which he said in a podcast he is in debt to, once again not "millions in their pockets"
- They remain in debt to this day, wiped clean financially
- Debt to lawyer remains at 1MM+ and they both will still owe another 250k USD to be garnished from any future wages once returning to work

nevent1q…f6sv

I have been told repeatedly up until this point, including directly by Odell that 100% of the funds raised went to Samourai’s attorney. But now I am hearing that it has gone to many unrelated and as yet unannounced projects. For years the only project ever listed on the p2prights projects page is the Samourai Wallet case:

https://web.archive.org/web/20240612114733/https://p2prights.org/projects.html

and yet according to Kortik everyone that donated on calls to help Samourai were actually donating to a private slush fund to be used at the whim of Matt Odell which has been spent on many other projects. Of course, there’s zero transparency in all of this. I don’t know if the lawyer scammed them and took a million dollars for a plea deal, or of Matt Odell is using the majority of it as his personal discretion. All I know is that a million dollars has been raised, according to Odell, and he claims that went to an attorney but his friend says otherwise. Someone got an extra 970 thousand fucking dollars, and I would like to know who that is. I think the entire community, at this point, is entitled to know.

Note that the p2prights site also says this:

> Potential for Success and Impact: We will assess the likelihood and scale of success in each case …. the probability of legal victory, and the value of the legal precedent that success might establish.

This absolutely was not done in any way we can describe in any way other than “negligence” “thoughtlessness” and “complete disregard for duty and honor”. You don’t hand somebody that hasn’t gone to trial a check for a million dollars. Nobody responsible will do this. Other legal rights orgs won’t pull this kind of shit. Talk to the EFF — they only break out real resources for you on appeal. Because the EFF doesn’t know if you’re going to plea out or not. And the actual job of a rights organization is to make good precedent, not generate profits for itself or fabricate billing hours for attorneys.

If it is a private slush fund for Odell, this is potentially a historical pattern of behavior for him. He got the enormous privilege to hand out Jack Dorsey’s money at OpenSats, and Will from Damus, the producer of the excellent Notedeck, a non-custodial Nostr client written in memory safe Rust, has talked about how this money was given out circularly to his friends without any sense of fiduciary duty as how to best manage this capital for Nostr or Bitcoin's benefit. All the guy really does is run a Bitcoin podcast and post on Twitter, and he uses this position to exploit his social connections to soak up all the capital in the space and then spend it on his friends. Everywhere Odell goes, we get a million dollars raised for federal criminal defenses that never happen, broken custodial LN implementations, stupid Nostr toys that nobody would want to ever use, and the broken censorious Nostr implementation that is Primal.

Amethyst is now the most popular client on Nostr. Orders of magnitude more people were told about Primal, Primal got orders of magnitude more money. That means Amethyst has orders of magnitude higher user retention rates. What we got out of all this social and economic capital spent on Odell’s Primal was a heavily centralized quasi-custodial service that happens to scrape data from Nostr (and use that position to censor people on its Orwellian name of “caching service” — caches just make things faster, the primary purpose of the caching service is censorship and circular promotion of Odell’s friends. Meanwhile, Damus is about to shut down its relay because it isn’t getting cash to pay the monthly hosting bill. Which is extremely sad, because this is one of the few people operating a one of the largest relays that vocally and aggressively cares about censorship resistance. Primal certainly doesn’t, they actually block people using anonymity software from even *viewing* things on a lot of their infrastructure. Using Tor (I use a dedicated Tor router, Amethyst uses Tor as well) I am blocked from even viewing things on Primal’s blossom server.

Just as raising a million dollars for Samourai while Sterlingov’s appeal fundraising was a near-complete blackout starved the actually important case that would decide the law on Bitcoin mixers in the appellate courts, Primal soaking up the vast majority of Nostr-related capital to give us broken trash has actively starved the important service operators in this space. How many times does Odell need to give someone else’s money to his friends to produce trash we don’t need before we can say that it is scammer behavior and is violating fiduciary duty in a way that harms Bitcoin, harms Nostr, and harms Internet freedom, the things Odell claims he is representing?

“By their fruits we shall know them” is timeless wisdom. And we should all begin to question whether the fruits of Matt Odell are that of the poisonous tree. And we should all ask him: where did the Samourai money go?

“Normal people are referred to dozens of clients with ...

2025-11-14T10:18:34Z

In reply to nevent1q…twzs
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“Normal people are referred to dozens of clients with questionable usability by a simple search” is enough to know that the user retention is trash. It’s a detail in itself. There’s no encouragement for people who are the top ranked search results for “Nostr client” to be actually referring people to specific clients. Gossip, for example, is functionally broken for any normal user on Mac, in that you have to read documentation, open a terminal, and run a chattr command to get it to work. How many people are going to do this? Yet it is still generally referred to people who are Desktop users. Nostur.com is a good client that people like for Mac, but it generally is not present in these pages referring people to clients, or is listed as a Desktop client and not a Mac client. How many clients are normal people expected to try? Hint: few try more than one. When they are told to use Gossip, and they run the Application package and it returns an error with no indication of how it may be solved, they are going to quit immediately. The user retention of Mac desktop users is likely a single digit percent.

When I try to get people on Nostr, the vast majority of them find ...

2025-11-14T10:09:16Z

In reply to nevent1q…t9th
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When I try to get people on Nostr, the vast majority of them find the UX experience trash, on nearly all clients. Nostur.com is one of the few people aren’t immediately disgusted by. But most people without a Mac quit. User retention on Nostr is extremely low because nearly all the clients are confusing for both normal people and even the technically inclined, and the common search results for “Nostr client” refer people to dozens of clients, most of which are barely functional and have a terrible user experience, others which are actually broken on some platforms with no warnings to users that their OS won’t function. I’ve seen multiple people try multiple Nostr clients and talk about their experience, and quit. This is the vast majority of people I refer to Nostr. The clients are hot garbage.