Bjørn Kienholz Bjercke
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Bjørn Kienholz Bjercke
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Since 2013, I've been a trailblazer in the Bitcoin revolution, mining and insights.
Early adopter and miner, unraveling the mysteries of blockchain since before it was cool.
With over 25 years in IT solutions, including 15 in the high-stakes world of Banking and Finance.
Blockchain Visionary: Shaping the future in Nordic and Central Europe, I'm on a mission to redefine how we use verifiable decentralized cryptographic tech.
Current Chapter: Senior Advisor at Regnskap Norge, contributing cutting-edge insights to the crypto sphere.
Let's connect and pave the way to financial innovation together!
By ultimately eradicating crypto scams, I hope to create a more trustworthy, secure, and fair environment for cryptocurrency users and innovators. I believe that this will lead to a more prosperous, diverse, and sustainable world, where innovation is the world's most important proponent for good.
Visit http://mrbitcoin.no for more info or e-mail me directly to request a meeting at b@mrbitcoin.no.
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209 days ago•••
207 days ago•••
The USA vs Russia vs China #Bitcoin race is ON. Well, it seems that the race to become the Bitcoin superpower is heating up! According to a tweet from @BTC_for_Freedom, if Putin or Xi Jinping makes a move to buy the remaining 2 million Bitcoins on exchanges before President Biden, they could potentially become the next global superpower. Now, I'm no political analyst, but I can tell you that a move like that would certainly shake things up in the world of cryptocurrency! Just imagine, one nation suddenly holding a significant chunk of the world's Bitcoin supply. It would be like finding out that your neighbor has a secret stash of gold bars in their basement. Of course, it's all speculation at this point. But one thing's for sure, whoever ends up with those Bitcoins will have a lot of power in the digital realm. It's like a modern-day version of the space race, but instead of rockets, we're talking about cryptocurrency. So, will it be Putin, Xi, or Biden who comes out on top in this Bitcoin superpower race? Only time will tell. But one thing's for sure, the world will be watching closely to see how this all plays out.
237 days ago•••
Think about stacking harder. Mary we’ll be a wise option in hindsight.
That was the polite version.
STACK HARDER PUSSIES !
236 days ago•••
O, well.... stacking so hard now that dinner everyday is spaghetti just sokes in coldwater to save power for the miners and eating it out of the boal with no ketchup.
237 days ago•••
Mary we’ll? 😂 😂
236 days ago•••
For thoses #bitcoiners that have not seen this yet, this is a must see: https://youtu.be/iIWViimqRMU?si=mg4ogOyIMiubRPOs
237 days ago•••
Today I realized that the #BTC rabbit hole has enlightened me more than 20+ years of formal education and 50+ years of life. Anyone else feel the same?!
#AskNostr
237 days ago•••
Oh and my journey into the #BTC rabbit hole (in earnest) probably 3+ years.
241 days ago•••
In 2020/2021 most U.S. citizens received government stimulus checks totaling $3200 each. If tey invested thies funds in Bitcoin at the time they received the checks, the U.S. citizens would have 0,25764505 BTC that is equal to $15 845 today.
242 days ago•••
Your Money Your Life Your House Your Family Your Car Your Diet Your Time Your Phone Your Computer Your political views Your Religion Your Thoughts Your Conversations Your Data Your Location Your Firearms
Should be nobody's business but yours.
#Bitcoin #Nostr #Plebchain
242 days ago•••
What about Your body
242 days ago•••
Good Night Frens 🫂 🤙 🐕 ⚡
242 days ago•••
Your Money Your Life Your House Your Family Your Car Your Diet Your Time Your Phone Your Computer Your political views Your Religion Your Thoughts Your Conversations Your Data Your Location Your Firearms
Should be nobody's business but yours.
#Bitcoin #Nostr #Plebchain
242 days ago•••
Your Kids too, unless you are abusing them.
242 days ago•••
242 days ago•••
It is sad to see and read the government development in the US. In countries like Norway or even more extreme France the public controls the government. The government should listen to the people, not the other way around. People in government, including the President, are and should always strive to be the best Public Servants they can be.
242 days ago•••
Perhaps Norway is still more responsive to the people because it's not part of the European Union, but it is in NATO, and therefore somewhat under the U.S. thumb. France is part of both. But if you are correct, I'm glad to read that.
242 days ago•••
The U.S. does NOT have a thumb on any of the NATO countries. Norway chose to be in NATO and if it comes to it Norway will be in NATO if the U.S. desides to pull out. The new Nordic NATO aliance (Norway, Danmark, Finland and Sweden) are redy to defend our selvs agains any other country (except our good friends the U.S.). Combind on paper the aliance is stronger then Germany. And when it coms to Russia, they are only the second strongest Army in the Ukrain so no concerns there.
242 days ago•••
Spoken like a true Viking 😄 I do think the U.S. has sway over Europe through NATO, though. Look at how the U.S. got the Nordstream-II pipeline blown up and neither Germany or any other European country has done anything about it. With good friends like that, who needs enemies?
242 days ago•••
Don’t get me started on Nordstream-II. 😂😂😂
242 days ago•••
"The government is not our friend. Nor does it work for “we the people.” Our so-called government representatives do not actually represent us, the citizenry. We are now ruled by an oligarchic elite of governmental and corporate interests whose main interest is in perpetuating power and control."
242 days ago•••
"For all intents and purposes, we now have a fourth branch of government. This fourth branch came into being without any electoral mandate or constitutional referendum, and yet it possesses superpowers, above and beyond those of any other government agency save the military. It is all-knowing, all-seeing and all-powerful. It operates beyond the reach of the president, Congress and the courts, and it marches in lockstep with the corporate elite who really call the shots in Washington, DC."
242 days ago•••
"When exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are being ruled by criminals."
242 days ago•••
"If voting made any difference, they wouldn’t let us do it. Americans only think they’re choosing the next president. In truth, however, they’re engaging in the illusion of participation culminating in the reassurance ritual of voting. It’s just another manufactured illusion conjured up in order to keep the populace compliant and convinced that their vote counts and that they still have some influence over the political process."
242 days ago•••
"More than terrorism, more than domestic extremism, more than gun violence and organized crime, the U.S. government has become a greater menace to the life, liberty and property of its citizens than any of the so-called dangers from which the government claims to protect us."
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242 days ago
242 days ago•••
#HOWDONOSTR - How do I use Nostr?
Nostr is much, much more than a Twitter alternative. Nostr allows us to have portal digital social identities that we can use in various applications and capacities. For this next iteration of #HOWDONOSTR I'll focus on a few of the applications that I use and the various ways that I use Nostr.
Since we know that Nostr uses a public and private key pair and keeping our private key safe is of utmost importance, we'll start this off with the basics and then move on to relays, before discussing applications.
* On my desktop, to login to and utilize the various applications, I'll use the Alby web browser extension to manage my private key. This works with Chrome, Brave, Firefox, etc. You can install it here: https://getalby.com
* On my Android phone, I'll use the Amber application to keep my private key safe when using native applications that support it. You can download Amber here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Amber
* I'll also use the Kiwi web browser for accessing many web applications. With the Kiwi browser, I'll use the Nostr Connect extension because it's more lightweight than Alby. You can download Kiwi Browser for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiwibrowser.browser You can install the extension here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nostr-connect/ampjiinddmggbhpebhaegmjkbbeofoaj
Nostr allows us to be in-charge of our digital social identity and allows us to be in-charge of our entire social graph. We can accomplish this by running our own relay. I do this in two parts.
* I run a private local relay on my Android phone. This allows me to easily write offline notes and save all of my drafts to my phone where they are not accessible by anyone but myself. I do this with the Citrine application. You can download it here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Citrine
* I also run a publicly accessible relay that only my wife and myself and have write access. That means that no one else can save their social information to my relay, but everyone in the world can access my relay to read our notes and events. I use the Nostream relay for this. You can get started with Nostream here: https://github.com/cameri/nostream
Do I need to run two relays? Maybe not, but I do, because I can. Nostr allows me to easily do these more technical things if I want to do them, allowing me to be fully in control of my entire social graph and social identity.
Now that I have my private key being secured and managed and my notes and events are stored on my personal relays, I'm ready to start using various Nostr applications!
My number one daily driver is Amethyst for Android. It allows me to login via Amber to keep my private key safe. It allows me to easily use my private relay that runs on my smartphone. I use Amethyst because of the number of features that it supports, integrating with many other Nostr clients and various aspects of the protocol. From AI generated feeds of notes, to a bitcoin powered marketplace, to live streams and more. However, Amethyst does suffer from some stability issues and causes me headaches from time to time. Because of this, I also use Primal. Primal is smooth and stable. It lacks some of the extras that Amethyst has, but if I want an experience that just works, I choose Primal.
Nostr really shines on the web. Most of Nostr's Other Stuff clients are not native applications for Android and iOS, they're web applications - regular websites powered by Nostr. Remember, to securely use these applications, you'll need one of the web browsers and extensions that I mentioned above. Alternatively, you can also use many of these with nsec.app. This website runs a Nostr nsecBunker in your web browser, allowing this application to function as a secure key management application.
* Snort.social or Iris.to are popular clients, but not performing for me as well as they used to, so now I'm using Primal.net and Coracle.social more and more. Primal is very stable and simple, but Coracle is loaded with features that keep bringing me back. Coracle's new custom feeds feature is a game changer, however the UI is a bit much and may seem overly complicated.
* For audio chats, I listen to NostrNests.com where people chat with friends and Plebchain Radio hosts their weekly podcast. I used to do weekly shows here every Monday, but it's been a while for me.
* Zap.stream is a Twitch or YouTube alternative for video consumption. Here, I watch friends and streamers here, interacting with them live, chatting, zapping, and consuming all that they have to offer. Sometimes it's weekly podcast shows, sometimes it's gamers playing video games, or sometimes it's just developers hacking away at code during a live coding session.
* I use Highlighter.com for reading long form notes or blog posts, but I also use Highlighter for sometimes writing my own. Content creators can also use Highlighter to create subscription tiers, similar to Patreon. I don't use that feature, but it's nice to have for those looking to fund their content in other ways similar to what exists elsewhere on the web.
* I use listr.lol to manage my Nostr lists, to help me organize npubs that I follow.
* I use metadata.nostr.com to restore my Nostr profile, including my contact list, if a rogue client accidentally deletes or alters my contact list in a way that I didn't intend. This does happen from time to time. We're early.
* I use w3.do to create Nostr powered shortlinks for sharing with others.
* I use Wavlake to listen to music, supporting artists in a value for value manner. I use this application on the web and I use this application on my Android phone too.
* I use Shopstr.store to sell items, such as old Android phones. I've sold 3 via this Nostr powered marketplace.
* Tunestr.io is a website similar to Zap.stream, but it's specifically for live musical performances.
* I use Zap.store to manage applications on my Android phone as an alternative to Google Play or Obtainium.
I use these applications the most, but many more applications exist across the Nostr ecosystem. I encourage you to check out https://www.nostrapps.com from time to time and see what's available.
35 days ago•••
Hello! Yes, most people use multiple Nostr apps. I wrote this a while ago, but it's still pretty accurate. Here's what I use as an Android user. On iOS, you could checkout Primal, Nostur, Wavlake, Fountain, and a while bunch of web apps.
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242 days ago
242 days ago•••
#HOWDONOSTR - How do I use Nostr?
Nostr is much, much more than a Twitter alternative. Nostr allows us to have portal digital social identities that we can use in various applications and capacities. For this next iteration of #HOWDONOSTR I'll focus on a few of the applications that I use and the various ways that I use Nostr.
Since we know that Nostr uses a public and private key pair and keeping our private key safe is of utmost importance, we'll start this off with the basics and then move on to relays, before discussing applications.
* On my desktop, to login to and utilize the various applications, I'll use the Alby web browser extension to manage my private key. This works with Chrome, Brave, Firefox, etc. You can install it here: https://getalby.com
* On my Android phone, I'll use the Amber application to keep my private key safe when using native applications that support it. You can download Amber here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Amber
* I'll also use the Kiwi web browser for accessing many web applications. With the Kiwi browser, I'll use the Nostr Connect extension because it's more lightweight than Alby. You can download Kiwi Browser for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiwibrowser.browser You can install the extension here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nostr-connect/ampjiinddmggbhpebhaegmjkbbeofoaj
Nostr allows us to be in-charge of our digital social identity and allows us to be in-charge of our entire social graph. We can accomplish this by running our own relay. I do this in two parts.
* I run a private local relay on my Android phone. This allows me to easily write offline notes and save all of my drafts to my phone where they are not accessible by anyone but myself. I do this with the Citrine application. You can download it here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Citrine
* I also run a publicly accessible relay that only my wife and myself and have write access. That means that no one else can save their social information to my relay, but everyone in the world can access my relay to read our notes and events. I use the Nostream relay for this. You can get started with Nostream here: https://github.com/cameri/nostream
Do I need to run two relays? Maybe not, but I do, because I can. Nostr allows me to easily do these more technical things if I want to do them, allowing me to be fully in control of my entire social graph and social identity.
Now that I have my private key being secured and managed and my notes and events are stored on my personal relays, I'm ready to start using various Nostr applications!
My number one daily driver is Amethyst for Android. It allows me to login via Amber to keep my private key safe. It allows me to easily use my private relay that runs on my smartphone. I use Amethyst because of the number of features that it supports, integrating with many other Nostr clients and various aspects of the protocol. From AI generated feeds of notes, to a bitcoin powered marketplace, to live streams and more. However, Amethyst does suffer from some stability issues and causes me headaches from time to time. Because of this, I also use Primal. Primal is smooth and stable. It lacks some of the extras that Amethyst has, but if I want an experience that just works, I choose Primal.
Nostr really shines on the web. Most of Nostr's Other Stuff clients are not native applications for Android and iOS, they're web applications - regular websites powered by Nostr. Remember, to securely use these applications, you'll need one of the web browsers and extensions that I mentioned above. Alternatively, you can also use many of these with nsec.app. This website runs a Nostr nsecBunker in your web browser, allowing this application to function as a secure key management application.
* Snort.social or Iris.to are popular clients, but not performing for me as well as they used to, so now I'm using Primal.net and Coracle.social more and more. Primal is very stable and simple, but Coracle is loaded with features that keep bringing me back. Coracle's new custom feeds feature is a game changer, however the UI is a bit much and may seem overly complicated.
* For audio chats, I listen to NostrNests.com where people chat with friends and Plebchain Radio hosts their weekly podcast. I used to do weekly shows here every Monday, but it's been a while for me.
* Zap.stream is a Twitch or YouTube alternative for video consumption. Here, I watch friends and streamers here, interacting with them live, chatting, zapping, and consuming all that they have to offer. Sometimes it's weekly podcast shows, sometimes it's gamers playing video games, or sometimes it's just developers hacking away at code during a live coding session.
* I use Highlighter.com for reading long form notes or blog posts, but I also use Highlighter for sometimes writing my own. Content creators can also use Highlighter to create subscription tiers, similar to Patreon. I don't use that feature, but it's nice to have for those looking to fund their content in other ways similar to what exists elsewhere on the web.
* I use listr.lol to manage my Nostr lists, to help me organize npubs that I follow.
* I use metadata.nostr.com to restore my Nostr profile, including my contact list, if a rogue client accidentally deletes or alters my contact list in a way that I didn't intend. This does happen from time to time. We're early.
* I use w3.do to create Nostr powered shortlinks for sharing with others.
* I use Wavlake to listen to music, supporting artists in a value for value manner. I use this application on the web and I use this application on my Android phone too.
* I use Shopstr.store to sell items, such as old Android phones. I've sold 3 via this Nostr powered marketplace.
* Tunestr.io is a website similar to Zap.stream, but it's specifically for live musical performances.
* I use Zap.store to manage applications on my Android phone as an alternative to Google Play or Obtainium.
I use these applications the most, but many more applications exist across the Nostr ecosystem. I encourage you to check out https://www.nostrapps.com from time to time and see what's available.
102 days ago•••
A few months old, but still relevant.
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242 days ago
242 days ago•••
#HOWDONOSTR - How do I use Nostr?
Nostr is much, much more than a Twitter alternative. Nostr allows us to have portal digital social identities that we can use in various applications and capacities. For this next iteration of #HOWDONOSTR I'll focus on a few of the applications that I use and the various ways that I use Nostr.
Since we know that Nostr uses a public and private key pair and keeping our private key safe is of utmost importance, we'll start this off with the basics and then move on to relays, before discussing applications.
* On my desktop, to login to and utilize the various applications, I'll use the Alby web browser extension to manage my private key. This works with Chrome, Brave, Firefox, etc. You can install it here: https://getalby.com
* On my Android phone, I'll use the Amber application to keep my private key safe when using native applications that support it. You can download Amber here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Amber
* I'll also use the Kiwi web browser for accessing many web applications. With the Kiwi browser, I'll use the Nostr Connect extension because it's more lightweight than Alby. You can download Kiwi Browser for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiwibrowser.browser You can install the extension here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nostr-connect/ampjiinddmggbhpebhaegmjkbbeofoaj
Nostr allows us to be in-charge of our digital social identity and allows us to be in-charge of our entire social graph. We can accomplish this by running our own relay. I do this in two parts.
* I run a private local relay on my Android phone. This allows me to easily write offline notes and save all of my drafts to my phone where they are not accessible by anyone but myself. I do this with the Citrine application. You can download it here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Citrine
* I also run a publicly accessible relay that only my wife and myself and have write access. That means that no one else can save their social information to my relay, but everyone in the world can access my relay to read our notes and events. I use the Nostream relay for this. You can get started with Nostream here: https://github.com/cameri/nostream
Do I need to run two relays? Maybe not, but I do, because I can. Nostr allows me to easily do these more technical things if I want to do them, allowing me to be fully in control of my entire social graph and social identity.
Now that I have my private key being secured and managed and my notes and events are stored on my personal relays, I'm ready to start using various Nostr applications!
My number one daily driver is Amethyst for Android. It allows me to login via Amber to keep my private key safe. It allows me to easily use my private relay that runs on my smartphone. I use Amethyst because of the number of features that it supports, integrating with many other Nostr clients and various aspects of the protocol. From AI generated feeds of notes, to a bitcoin powered marketplace, to live streams and more. However, Amethyst does suffer from some stability issues and causes me headaches from time to time. Because of this, I also use Primal. Primal is smooth and stable. It lacks some of the extras that Amethyst has, but if I want an experience that just works, I choose Primal.
Nostr really shines on the web. Most of Nostr's Other Stuff clients are not native applications for Android and iOS, they're web applications - regular websites powered by Nostr. Remember, to securely use these applications, you'll need one of the web browsers and extensions that I mentioned above. Alternatively, you can also use many of these with nsec.app. This website runs a Nostr nsecBunker in your web browser, allowing this application to function as a secure key management application.
* Snort.social or Iris.to are popular clients, but not performing for me as well as they used to, so now I'm using Primal.net and Coracle.social more and more. Primal is very stable and simple, but Coracle is loaded with features that keep bringing me back. Coracle's new custom feeds feature is a game changer, however the UI is a bit much and may seem overly complicated.
* For audio chats, I listen to NostrNests.com where people chat with friends and Plebchain Radio hosts their weekly podcast. I used to do weekly shows here every Monday, but it's been a while for me.
* Zap.stream is a Twitch or YouTube alternative for video consumption. Here, I watch friends and streamers here, interacting with them live, chatting, zapping, and consuming all that they have to offer. Sometimes it's weekly podcast shows, sometimes it's gamers playing video games, or sometimes it's just developers hacking away at code during a live coding session.
* I use Highlighter.com for reading long form notes or blog posts, but I also use Highlighter for sometimes writing my own. Content creators can also use Highlighter to create subscription tiers, similar to Patreon. I don't use that feature, but it's nice to have for those looking to fund their content in other ways similar to what exists elsewhere on the web.
* I use listr.lol to manage my Nostr lists, to help me organize npubs that I follow.
* I use metadata.nostr.com to restore my Nostr profile, including my contact list, if a rogue client accidentally deletes or alters my contact list in a way that I didn't intend. This does happen from time to time. We're early.
* I use w3.do to create Nostr powered shortlinks for sharing with others.
* I use Wavlake to listen to music, supporting artists in a value for value manner. I use this application on the web and I use this application on my Android phone too.
* I use Shopstr.store to sell items, such as old Android phones. I've sold 3 via this Nostr powered marketplace.
* Tunestr.io is a website similar to Zap.stream, but it's specifically for live musical performances.
* I use Zap.store to manage applications on my Android phone as an alternative to Google Play or Obtainium.
I use these applications the most, but many more applications exist across the Nostr ecosystem. I encourage you to check out https://www.nostrapps.com from time to time and see what's available.
180 days ago•••
New Nostriches are hatching.
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242 days ago
242 days ago•••
#HOWDONOSTR - How do I use Nostr?
Nostr is much, much more than a Twitter alternative. Nostr allows us to have portal digital social identities that we can use in various applications and capacities. For this next iteration of #HOWDONOSTR I'll focus on a few of the applications that I use and the various ways that I use Nostr.
Since we know that Nostr uses a public and private key pair and keeping our private key safe is of utmost importance, we'll start this off with the basics and then move on to relays, before discussing applications.
* On my desktop, to login to and utilize the various applications, I'll use the Alby web browser extension to manage my private key. This works with Chrome, Brave, Firefox, etc. You can install it here: https://getalby.com
* On my Android phone, I'll use the Amber application to keep my private key safe when using native applications that support it. You can download Amber here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Amber
* I'll also use the Kiwi web browser for accessing many web applications. With the Kiwi browser, I'll use the Nostr Connect extension because it's more lightweight than Alby. You can download Kiwi Browser for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiwibrowser.browser You can install the extension here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nostr-connect/ampjiinddmggbhpebhaegmjkbbeofoaj
Nostr allows us to be in-charge of our digital social identity and allows us to be in-charge of our entire social graph. We can accomplish this by running our own relay. I do this in two parts.
* I run a private local relay on my Android phone. This allows me to easily write offline notes and save all of my drafts to my phone where they are not accessible by anyone but myself. I do this with the Citrine application. You can download it here: https://github.com/greenart7c3/Citrine
* I also run a publicly accessible relay that only my wife and myself and have write access. That means that no one else can save their social information to my relay, but everyone in the world can access my relay to read our notes and events. I use the Nostream relay for this. You can get started with Nostream here: https://github.com/cameri/nostream
Do I need to run two relays? Maybe not, but I do, because I can. Nostr allows me to easily do these more technical things if I want to do them, allowing me to be fully in control of my entire social graph and social identity.
Now that I have my private key being secured and managed and my notes and events are stored on my personal relays, I'm ready to start using various Nostr applications!
My number one daily driver is Amethyst for Android. It allows me to login via Amber to keep my private key safe. It allows me to easily use my private relay that runs on my smartphone. I use Amethyst because of the number of features that it supports, integrating with many other Nostr clients and various aspects of the protocol. From AI generated feeds of notes, to a bitcoin powered marketplace, to live streams and more. However, Amethyst does suffer from some stability issues and causes me headaches from time to time. Because of this, I also use Primal. Primal is smooth and stable. It lacks some of the extras that Amethyst has, but if I want an experience that just works, I choose Primal.
Nostr really shines on the web. Most of Nostr's Other Stuff clients are not native applications for Android and iOS, they're web applications - regular websites powered by Nostr. Remember, to securely use these applications, you'll need one of the web browsers and extensions that I mentioned above. Alternatively, you can also use many of these with nsec.app. This website runs a Nostr nsecBunker in your web browser, allowing this application to function as a secure key management application.
* Snort.social or Iris.to are popular clients, but not performing for me as well as they used to, so now I'm using Primal.net and Coracle.social more and more. Primal is very stable and simple, but Coracle is loaded with features that keep bringing me back. Coracle's new custom feeds feature is a game changer, however the UI is a bit much and may seem overly complicated.
* For audio chats, I listen to NostrNests.com where people chat with friends and Plebchain Radio hosts their weekly podcast. I used to do weekly shows here every Monday, but it's been a while for me.
* Zap.stream is a Twitch or YouTube alternative for video consumption. Here, I watch friends and streamers here, interacting with them live, chatting, zapping, and consuming all that they have to offer. Sometimes it's weekly podcast shows, sometimes it's gamers playing video games, or sometimes it's just developers hacking away at code during a live coding session.
* I use Highlighter.com for reading long form notes or blog posts, but I also use Highlighter for sometimes writing my own. Content creators can also use Highlighter to create subscription tiers, similar to Patreon. I don't use that feature, but it's nice to have for those looking to fund their content in other ways similar to what exists elsewhere on the web.
* I use listr.lol to manage my Nostr lists, to help me organize npubs that I follow.
* I use metadata.nostr.com to restore my Nostr profile, including my contact list, if a rogue client accidentally deletes or alters my contact list in a way that I didn't intend. This does happen from time to time. We're early.
* I use w3.do to create Nostr powered shortlinks for sharing with others.
* I use Wavlake to listen to music, supporting artists in a value for value manner. I use this application on the web and I use this application on my Android phone too.
* I use Shopstr.store to sell items, such as old Android phones. I've sold 3 via this Nostr powered marketplace.
* Tunestr.io is a website similar to Zap.stream, but it's specifically for live musical performances.
* I use Zap.store to manage applications on my Android phone as an alternative to Google Play or Obtainium.
I use these applications the most, but many more applications exist across the Nostr ecosystem. I encourage you to check out https://www.nostrapps.com from time to time and see what's available.
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242 days ago
242 days ago•••
My BTC Predictions
Month High Low Avrage Action
jun.24 $71 979,00 $58 500,00 $65 239,50 Buy
jul.24 $82 429,00 $81 821,00 $82 125,00 Sell
aug.24 $84 178,14 $64 362,46 $74 270,30 Hodl
sep.24 $70 416,00 $63 219,50 $66 817,75 Buy
okt.24 $80 634,81 $60 892,62 $70 763,72 Buy
nov.24 $88 185,84 $78 199,86 $83 192,85 Sell
des.24 $88 943,65 $55 736,27 $72 339,96 Hodl
Q1 2025 $144 000,00 $56 981,43 $100 490,72 Hodl
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242 days ago
242 days ago•••
My BTC Predictions
Month High Low Avrage Action
jun.24 $71 979,00 $58 500,00 $65 239,50 Buy
jul.24 $82 429,00 $81 821,00 $82 125,00 Sell
aug.24 $84 178,14 $64 362,46 $74 270,30 Hodl
sep.24 $70 416,00 $63 219,50 $66 817,75 Buy
okt.24 $80 634,81 $60 892,62 $70 763,72 Buy
nov.24 $88 185,84 $78 199,86 $83 192,85 Sell
des.24 $88 943,65 $55 736,27 $72 339,96 Hodl
Q1 2025 $144 000,00 $56 981,43 $100 490,72 Hodl
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242 days ago
242 days ago•••
My BTC Predictions
Month High Low Avrage Action
jun.24 $71 979,00 $58 500,00 $65 239,50 Buy
jul.24 $82 429,00 $81 821,00 $82 125,00 Sell
aug.24 $84 178,14 $64 362,46 $74 270,30 Hodl
sep.24 $70 416,00 $63 219,50 $66 817,75 Buy
okt.24 $80 634,81 $60 892,62 $70 763,72 Buy
nov.24 $88 185,84 $78 199,86 $83 192,85 Sell
des.24 $88 943,65 $55 736,27 $72 339,96 Hodl
Q1 2025 $144 000,00 $56 981,43 $100 490,72 Hodl
242 days ago•••
BTCUSDT: 💸$61,468.02 Last Update: 06/26/2024 12:05 (GMT Time)
📊ACTION ZONE 4H ❌ DownTrend (-11.39%) 📅06/08/2024 12:00 💸@$69,365.93 12H ❌ DownTrend (-8.68%) 📅06/12/2024 00:00 💸@$67,314.24 1D ❌ DownTrend (-7.81%) 📅06/17/2024 💸@$66,676.87 1W ✅ UpTrend (+174.04%) 📅03/06/2023 💸@$22,430.24
#spaceship #bitcoin #btc #nostr #plebchain #zap #zaps
242 days ago•••
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243 days ago
243 days ago•••
Bitcoin is like Snowboarding, just one simple plank but you need skills. Skiing is like fiat two skis, two poles, special boots. etc. but not much skill is needed. https://youtu.be/3soEmSgbE3w?si=rVwE8Kq1w9OdOORy
243 days ago•••
I want to send a big FUCK YOU to media organizations like NYT, the Guardian, and Der Spiegel for massively profiting from Julian Assange's WikiLeaks revelations - but ignoring and distancing themselves from him when he needed your help the most during his time in captivity.
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243 days ago•••
243 days ago•••
Remember when Visa and Mastercard shut down the possibility to support WikiLeaks (and Julian Assange?)
This is but one example of (mainly the US) using the financial system as an extra-legal weapon.
You will have no freedom without the #freedomtotransact! #bitcoin
243 days ago•••
243 days ago•••
243 days ago•••
Remember when Visa and Mastercard shut down the possibility to support WikiLeaks (and Julian Assange?)
This is but one example of (mainly the US) using the financial system as an extra-legal weapon.
You will have no freedom without the #freedomtotransact! #bitcoin
242 days ago•••
243 days ago•••
I want to send a big FUCK YOU to media organizations like NYT, the Guardian, and Der Spiegel for massively profiting from Julian Assange's WikiLeaks revelations - but ignoring and distancing themselves from him when he needed your help the most during his time in captivity.
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243 days ago•••
Zermatt Switzerland, Dec 2022, Snowboarder trying not to harm skiers on the way down.
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243 days ago
243 days ago•••
It’s been a go-go-go morning, but taking a breather now before the little one gets home.
#coffeechain #gm #nostr
250 days ago•••
⚡️Coming to Lake Satoshi August 10th?⚡️ Join our telegram for attendees ! T.me/LakeSatoshi24
250 days ago•••
Great T shirt 🤙
250 days ago•••
Thank you Sandy 👊🏼 This, and a few others are available at LakeSatoshi.com/shop
250 days ago•••
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