Switching back to Yakihonne because Primal is still broken I guess.

Or, you could actually learn how Pubky works.

Pubky

Key-based, self-regulating web that puts users in control.

This week I dropped my first formal research paper: Credible Exit and The Law of Conservation of Blockspace. It shows the limit on users that Bitcoin layers can support in a "trust-minimized" way, and proves layers cannot actually scale Bitcoin.

Conservation of Blockspace

Static block-weight accounting bound for unilateral L1 enforcement across 1-day, 14-day, and 28-day windows.

It's so over?! No, but this requires earnest/honest protocol engineers and builders to recalibrate narratives and R&D around scaling the taboo concepts of trust, and credit. Synonym adjusted about a year ago and thus has already begun designing and implementing new ways to address the situation. @dzdidi and I also presented the latest progress on Paykit, a superficial payment layer for optimal coordination and payments UX. My slides are here, maybe Denys can share his too. https://blossom.primal.net/bf90dce113a89810a173d6064db1f47ef20911e5b2a7fe5a6c8fbc0ca5e380ef.pdf

You can't actually solve problems while following current norms. Because acceptable norms provably allow current problems to exist.

Pubky App

John Carvalho on Pubky

The Age of Social Intelligence

Good morning, you should be building on Pubky.

A list of products you are probably neglecting as a Bitcoiner, and as a proponent of freedom software in general.

The fact the dropping my iPhone is unlikely to break the glass gives me hope for humanity.