Long term plan.
Nostimint- talk to your fedimintd using nostr. Post notes as a Fedimint.
Poolimint - Fedimint mining pool on stratum v2.
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There's what seems to be obscure bug in a branch of code I'm working on and I'm weirdly excited to hear the post mortem.
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Talking to my co-worker XMR bro, wicked smart guy. Tell him about fedimint. "Oh, it has modules." "Yea, it's transaction in and out at the core protocol" "So it could do swaps for Monero"
Got me thinking a bit. Plebs want sats. Many plebs want more sats. Monero bros wants more XMR. XMR is 'easier' to mine and can be done on CPU by design (last I understood). Plebs have CPUs more than they have ASICs. Plebs min XMR, bring to a fedimint and swap for ecash. Monero bros come to fedimint and swap sats for eash. Plebs get sats. Monero bros get XMR. Monero gets more TX volume and mining. Arbitrage opportunities abound.
Is this shitcoining? What if it unlocks some pleb level arbitrage with just a Fedmint module to swap XMR for ecash? Is the what it's like working on a permissionless protocol?
@🌬⚡️Agron is there an ecash spec somewhere? Seems like having published specs on handling ecash tokens would be helpful
RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work

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Fedimint allows you to spread risk of rug pull across multiple entities. In addition, it can provide you privacy. Not all custodial solutions can say the same.
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It seems that there will be a market that could develop around "L1 insurance". Where a large capital allocator collects on "insurance" and promises you exit support during times of congestion/high fees where an average user cannot afford to exit from one of the aforementioned "bitcoin banks".
Inspired thought by: 
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Thoughts on scaling and consensus changes (2023)
Back in June, AJ published an underread blogpost about scaling. I’ll do a hasty job of paraphrasing the post – which you should read in full ...
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