Each time I type “suitcoin”, my autocorrect changes it to “shitcoin”. For once I’m happy with my autocorrect for doing a fine job. 😅
Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT)
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Poolcoin disrespector.
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I love how these retards keep criticising us without even being aware of our goals, why BIP-110 was created in the first place, why we didn’t want large OP_RETURNS in default policy, or how we intended to fight spam.
Sometimes I wonder if these people are really that ignorant, or if they’re simply mentally ill. You really just need to read the contents and FAQ on bip110.org and not embarrass yourself publicly. But no, apparently even that’s too much to ask. 🙂↔️
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The shitcoiners will keep scamming you while your Bitco… er, Bithereum, keeps getting diluted with paper, clogged with spam, and the perimeter around it becomes completely surveilled and permissioned.
nvk is right about one thing: it’s your bitcoin on the line.


First beta version for BTCPay server for XBT:
Wanna test this @mleku?
GitHub
GitHub - connorslab/paperclip-btcpay-xbt: XBTPay: self-hosted Bitcoin on-chain and Lightning payments, built on BTCPay Server. Experimental receiving integration.
XBTPay: self-hosted Bitcoin on-chain and Lightning payments, built on BTCPay Server. Experimental receiving integration. - connorslab/paperclip-btc...

Once you learn how to install and run apps and processes by asking AI and copy/pasting a few commands into Terminal/PowerShell, you’ll never want to do things the old way again (waiting for some App Store to post or whitelist a download link).
You can download and compile pretty much anything from GitHub, verify PGP signatures, and make your own custom settings. And AI makes all of this accessible now.
You can be a non-technical power user without paying someone else a dime to teach you. Wild times.

The way this started as a dunk on Luke and ended up as a self-own was quite hilarious.
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On Bitcoin-SHA256, 3 nodes created 65% of the blocks. Here’s how this compares to Bitcoin-Blake2b:

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