Was reading Satoshi's emails and decided to stop halfway. Might sound corny, but I don't want it to be over. I like having new stuff from him to look forward to. Saving a bit for the future...

Reflecting on 14 years since Satoshi Nakamoto's unveiling of the #Bitcoin logo. The Bitcoin "₿" turns 14 today.

Trying to make sending ecash on eNuts easier. What do you guys think about this flow? More details:

GitHub

UX Improvement: Send flow · Issue #309 · cashubtc/eNuts

Issue Type UX Improvement UI Enhancement Accessibility Issue Usability Concern User Story/Background As a user, when I press the "Send" button, I a...

Great art lies in the subtlety. Seeing Bitcoin-inspired design without the cliché giant 'B' is refreshing. https://orangesociety.co/

This goes very hard.

My guy was e/acc in the 20th century. No idea is original.

I'm really impresed with @primal's iOS design. Full screen feed display is such a nice feature and so well executed. The micro animation when floating action button returns is buttery smooth. I notice when iOS apps have a certain magical feeling they're usually built with Swift.

GitHub

GitHub - PrimalHQ/primal-ios-app: Primal's iOS app for Nostr.

Primal's iOS app for Nostr. . Contribute to PrimalHQ/primal-ios-app development by creating an account on GitHub.

Picked up "Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software". The hardcover is beautifully printed.

I am once again deep in the world of designing around xpubs and derivation paths. How can we design experiences where the user never needs to know what these terms mean?

Dove into NUT-11 P2PK over this Sunday, it's pretty cool. You can lock a token to a public key so only its owner can claim it. Got me thinking about designing this into #eNuts. Still wrapping my head around the more advance bits like multisigs and timelocks. More to come! Note: this is just a prototype, this feature doesn't yet exist in eNuts. Still needs a lot of consideration, but you can check out the NUT-11 documentation and try out eNuts on Testflight! Docs:

GitHub

nuts/11.md at main · cashubtc/nuts

Cashu protocol specifications https://cashubtc.github.io/nuts/ - cashubtc/nuts

eNuts: https://www.enuts.cash

Censorship resistant peer to peer electronic cash is non-negotiable. The transactions will continue broadcasting until moral improves.

My favorite bitcoin designer.

"The difference between a bad electronic cash system and well-developed digital cash will determine whether we will have a dictatorship or a real democracy." -David Chaum Arm yourself with knowledge frens.

Bitcoin Magazine

The Genesis Files: How David Chaum’s ECash Spawned A Cypherpunk Dream

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can trace their roots to this earlier, privacy-focussed payment system for the internet.

Blessed with an entire chapter on Ecash. For me, the journey in how got to bitcoin is the most fascinating thing about this project. Thanks for researching and putting this all together @Aaron van Wirdum.

I'm learning to code with ChatGPT and it's the most fun I've had in months. I'm using ChatGPT to help me generate TypeScript with Framer Motion to make a killer website. I now have so much more control. Is this what driving stick shift feels like?

GM. Eating steak, homeschooling your children, and loving Jesus have absolutely nothing to do with bitcoin. There’s no need to inject your own personal ideology into bitcoin.

The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.

A thought-provoking perspective on bitcoin from Femi Longe.

Question about Bitkey's recovery process: They claim it's a standard 2 of 3 multisig. However, their recovery method seems unconventional. Bitkey allows users to restore their multisig setup even if 2 out of 3 keys are lost by contacting Bitkey for the server key. Does the server key store more than just 1 of 3 private keys? Wouldn't this key need to store the entire multisig data (something like output descriptors)? Script type, derivation path, and private keys for ALL other keys? How else could it recreate the multisig?