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James Viggiano ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฟ
viggy@nostr.nz
npub17fd0...c538
image Summer has arrived in New Zealand. Time to go outside and get some sun! โ›ฑ๏ธ๐ŸŠ๐Ÿง—๐Ÿšด(Photo taken from Mt Maunganui)
The absolute worst user experience on the internet today is signing in to 10 different social media clients to upload and share the same piece of content. Thankfully #nostr fixes this. Share the content only once and it will be visible on every client.
When asked today for "Bitcoin wallet recommendations" this is what I responded: If you want to play around with lightning bitcoin first and get familiar with sending and receiving sats then try a quick custodial option like: - coinos (web) - zebedee (mobile) - wallet of satoshi (mobile). Once you're ready to up your security then consider trying a convenient self-custodial lightning wallet where the channel management is taken care of for you, e.g. - Breez (mobile) - Phoenix (mobile) - Bitkit (mobile) When you've saved up enough sats to go onchain then consider getting a hardware signing device (or 3), such as a Jade, seedsigner, coldcard, ledger, trezor and pairing it with an onchain wallet like: - Sparrow (desktop) - Green (mobile, desktop) - Specter (desktop) To use it privately you'll want to run your own Bitcoin node, which you can do on your windows/macos/linux computer but to keep it in sync you might want to get a dedicated device that you can leave running 24/7. There are specially designed personal server operating systems that make it easy like: - Umbrel OS - Start OS Once you're running your own node you can start experimenting with managing your own lightning channels and using mobile lightning wallet options that you can pair with your node like Zeus. I've missed out a lot of wallets because I just wrote this quickly off the top of my head, so please do your own research. Personally if I was just starting out today I would play around quickly with coinos on web, then when you have a few sats move them to Breez on mobile, and once you've got a big enough stack to take onchain I would start with a simple set up of a Blockstream Jade + Green wallet (on mobile and desktop). There are plenty of 10% discount codes out there for the Jade, but it still sets you back a little bit so it only makes sense once you've got a bit of savings going. The last code I saw floating around was "ORANGEMART"
You won't believe it! Elizabeth Warren, a super rich US politician just joined the anti-crypto squad! She's all about cracking down on those sneaky scams that try to pass themselves off as Bitcoin. And you know what that means... it's time to make money sound again! #Bitcoin image
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