How a self-sovereign bitcoiner feels when they setup their first self-hosted bitcoin node. If you haven’t done so yet, consider finding a way to start(9) serving bitcoin.

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Good morning Nostr. While our servingbitcoin.com website is flapping (because we self host and secure it via Cloudfare Tunnels), our nodes are up and working. If you run a bitcoin node, you should be unaffected (at least locally on your LAN) from this Cloudflare distribution in service. We are still serving bitcoin (but servingbitc

GM. We’re looking forward to serving up some bitcoin today.

We wonder how many bitcoiners stamp their 12 or 24 BIP39 recovery words onto gold bars to finally give them an intrinsic value.

@mempool serves bitcoin. mempool.space is: - a mempool and blockchain explorer - open-source, GNU Affero General Public License - can be self-hosted on @Start9 & @Umbrel ☂️ - can help you improve your privacy by viewing TXs from your own node

Should Serving Bitcoin also build ETH nodes? 🚫 Yes ✅ No Bitcoin's blockchain requires ~800 GB (~17 years of TX history). Ethereum's blockchain requires ~15 TB (~10 years of TX history). By keeping requirements low, Bitcoin remains more decentralized and sustainable.

Every online service that has existing user accounts should do the following: - automatically create a Nostr public and private key for the existing account - provide these automatically generated values in the user profile - provide the ability for the user to replace these values with a Nostr identity of their own - provide the ability for the user to add (as an alias) a Nostr identity of their own Thoughts?

Don't wanna hear about it Every single node has a story to tell Everyone knows about it From the Standard & Poors to the Closing Bell And if I catch you coming back my way I'm gonna serve bitcoin to you And that ain't what you want to hear But that's what I'll relay to you

electrs serves bitcoin. electrs is: - an efficient re-implementation of Electrum Server - open-source, MIT License - can be self-hosted on @start9labs & @umbrel - maintains an index of transaction inputs and outputs, allowing fast balance queries

GM. There are many ways to serve bitcoin today. Running your own node is a great option. See servingbitcoin.com for refurbished Start9 StartOS DIY nodes.

Look again at that bitcoin node. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it every transaction you love, every transaction you know, every transaction you ever heard of, every transaction that ever was, lived out its life on this distributed public ledger for eternity.

Good morning. How are you going to serve bitcoin today? We’re going to build some StartOS DIY nodes from refurbished PCs. Lots of nodes.