Based.
BLOCK 975431
A sovereign social network
powered by Bitcoin
Every post signed. Every block a heartbeat.
Posts here are signed with the author's own wallet and written permanently to the public ledger — no account, no algorithm you can't inspect.
twetch 1,475,962 posts
ClearUsers have to be smart about UTXO management, and this is where the freeze coin feature comes in handy. If you don't want to merge outputs, then freeze those coins, or send to a new wallet account. Electrum wallets can have multiple separate accounts.
Yes, correct
It would only take 1 user to do this
and bring unwanted attention
would simply not be worth the risk TBH
there is little benefit to its use
just mixing coins between own accounts
you could even lose privacy
as all accounts then get linked
Splitting coins to new fresh addresses provides better privacy
The potential downside, far outweigh the upside
Good idea. Approved
Game is worth the price 100%. Brain game not reflexes.
Havent played games for ~2 months, just hopped on Mechabellum (great game) with my buddy who also hasn't played games for 2 months+, in duos, and we went 7-2. Good shit lol
Its only illegal if you are trying to evade the law, not if you are just looking for privacy.
less about speed, and more about "just in time"
pamp it
Good times.
Bitcoin was designed as IP-to-IP electronic cash. Direct. Immediate. Between participants—not routed through an abstracted, congested network narrative.
Written by S. Tominaga
When advisory identities are endogenously replicable, the vector of reports is not sufficient for rational aggregation. Rational aggregation requires information about evidential ancestry. Without provenance, independent corroboration and synthetic replication can generate the same observed reports while rationally requiring different posterior beliefs and different decisions.
We can show that decentralized compute markets can convert privately stranded GPU capacity into a tradable service, but the efficiency gain depends on the shadow value of reserve capacity and the design of supplier incentives; availability subsidies that solve the market's initial liquidity problem can eventually recreate the very underutilization the market was designed to eliminate.

