kinakomochidayo

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by kinakomochidayo 1mo ago
Yup, it’s basically a gigantic bitcoin maxi lightning promotion project.
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by kinakomochidayo 2mo ago
Yep. Nostr is just a social network for Bitcoin maxis
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by kinakomochidayo 2mo ago
Jack still trying to make Nostr relevant in 2026
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by kinakomochidayo 3mo ago
Maybe zk proof of government documents.
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by kinakomochidayo 3mo ago
There should be rating on misinformation
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by kinakomochidayo 4mo ago
LLMs don’t notice the frown or smile as you talk about sad memories or incidents. They don’t notice the underlying emotions that aren’t explicitly expressed through words. They don’t have the timing of when to ask questions that deepen your
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by kinakomochidayo 6mo ago
That’s not Satoshi
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by kinakomochidayo 6mo ago
Exactly. Adam is also very emotional when he writes, and Satoshi was nothing like it.
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by kinakomochidayo 6mo ago
Why are journalists giving this guy exposure? He doesn’t write anything like Satoshi.
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by kinakomochidayo 6mo ago
Pretty crazy for countries to demand Bitcoin that has no clear plans for quantum. Not to mention security budget issues.
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by kinakomochidayo 11mo ago
So why are American citizens getting detained?
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Actually, a hacker printed 184 billion BTC in 2010 and the chain got rolled back by Satoshi
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Well, with all the Bitcoin maxis on there, more like right, far-right
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Nope, because SSD/HDD tech has evolved in capacity while the costs have gone down.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Minting and selling NFTs in general require more computation, but many smart contracts with NFTs have been gas optimized compared to 2021, sometimes requiring less approvals and transactions. A lot of activity moved to L2s, making L1 gas ch
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
You probably need to update your sources. It’s super cheap to send ETH https://www.gasfees.io/
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Dorsey is a Bitcoin maxi through and through. He doesn’t care about stablecoins, etc
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Yep. Also, censorship by validators will be impossible if FOCIL is included in 2 hard forks from now.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
To be fair, Ethereum wasn’t rolled back like Bitcoin got rolled back in 2010. Ethereum had a surgical state change on a smart contract via hard fork that implemented that change, so it had 0 effect on other blocks.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Using Bitcoin for payments is a tax nightmare and clunky UX. Stablecoins are way better, albeit on more decentralized chains like Ethereum.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Like many L1s that have become Ethereum L2, so will this in time.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Those scaling limits are temporary though. PeerDAS in the next hardfork should increase scalability even more on the rollups. Most of these L1s will likely end up becoming L2s in the near future, especially if they can rake in revenue via s
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
There’s really no need for a separate L1 to do stablecoins. Just build a rollup on Ethereum.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
The website says Bitcoin and crypto*
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Most of the stablecoins are on Ethereum, which is Proof of Stake, and the remaining is on centralized chains like Tron. Gas fees on Ethereum L2s like Base cost $0.0016 to send USDC, and $0.00064 to send ETH.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Stablecoins are tokens issued by a centralized issuer that is backed by fiat and /or US treasuries (especially for USD stablecoins). This would mean USDC by Circle, or USDT by Tether, but there are more stablecoins issued by others as
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
It’s very practical if it’s stablecoins
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Yeah, it’d be horrible UX
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
No, not all PoS start with the creators having 100% of all coins. See Ethereum.
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by kinakomochidayo 1y ago
Ethereum is doing just fine after going PoS, in fact, it’s much more secure than when it was PoW from a security budget standpoint while achieving less inflation compared to Bitcoin, and will continue to remain secure compared to Bitcoin’s

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