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Clearway too expensive lol. 8 bsv is fucking ridiculous. everybody can generate these for a few cents. 🤷♂️
what is necessary to use twetch and have twonks on that?
I built an OS level wallet that all other applications can use instead of requiring you to have a 3rd party wallet or wallet for every app. Instead of Metanet Explorer you can use this and it is compatible with all other Metanet apps. This wallet also has smart spending controls and allows you to set budgets for AI Agents. This helps enable the agent to agent economy on Bitcoin.
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do not sell your BSV, friends. I have made this mistake many times in the past. I sold ETH, XMR and TSLA before they really took off with the hope they will go down and rebuy. There will be time it will just go up and never go down and you will be left in the dust with only marginal gains
I think the rolling iceberg started
was actually promised $5
inflationary $5 we have.
explain it like I am a BSV retard.
too high for what?
check dm
Because every app on your machine wants its own wallet and a copy of your keys. bsvOS puts the wallet in the OS instead — apps and AI agents transact without ever touching your keys. You set per-site spending policies and per-agent budgets. A firewall, but for money. Open source, Omarchy Linux underneath, MCP-native so agents plug straight in.
Command line wallet, logs in with your OS key ring, allows fine-grained spending controls for agents, and installing native metanet apps on your desktop. For BSV power users. Twetch login and app included. Fun times. Good vibes. Your Agents can use your wallet to earn money in the Agent Economy. You're so early! Who knows what you might come up with!
why should anyone try it?
The new cool thing is to be retireded
Dang Twetch jobs are back