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Relays (4)
- wss://relay.primal.net – read & write
- wss://relay.damus.io – read & write
- wss://relay.snort.social – read & write
- wss://relay.nostr.band – read & write
Recent Notes
Looks ok
It seems the only way to post with a sec is using --sec <sec key> or using an env var. I was confused because the examples have `nak event --sec 02 -c 'good morning'`.
I thought that meant the 2nd (or 3rd) sec key, but apparently that '02' is the priv key itself.
I thought that meant the 2nd (or 3rd) sec key, but apparently that '02' is the priv key itself.
I doubt really know what more you need?
I was trying to find a way to use my nsec key instead of a generated one.
I was able to post this using --sec <nsec>, but isn't there a way to add it with key or admin commands?
The test: https://iris.to/note1mhdkwyg2s5ypnuwd9qvxjkwq6kcuepzrek7vy2069khuw73z3lvsgnev5w
I was able to post this using --sec <nsec>, but isn't there a way to add it with key or admin commands?
The test: https://iris.to/note1mhdkwyg2s5ypnuwd9qvxjkwq6kcuepzrek7vy2069khuw73z3lvsgnev5w
testing
Cron job with nak. Ask Q's side piece about it.
How do you use nak? There are many examples on GitHub, though there isn't a single post?
You can use `at` instead of cron too =]
You can use `at` instead of cron too =]
The price is set by the makers. The cheapest is normally 1.5-2% premium. There are no trading fees but you can optionally set a dev contribution %.
It is uses Atomic Swaps, so there is centralized ent...
I think you get better rates with Trocador, though not atomic AFAICT.
When I attended a Bitcoin++ event last year I asked a member of the Citrea team who was presenting whether they planned to switch to using the larger and he explicitly said that they weren't switching...
FWIW, they changed this on Apr 29th: https://github.com/chainwayxyz/clementine/pull/1241
I don't know if that went on mainnet release (not that it was needed, anyway).
Said it on X also: https://x.com/ottosch_/status/2062895674916581480
I don't know if that went on mainnet release (not that it was needed, anyway).
Said it on X also: https://x.com/ottosch_/status/2062895674916581480
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Silent Payments solves only 1 issue which is the address reuse problem. it doesn't solve anything else. You still have to do a lot of work if you want to do private transactions. Merging UTXOs is stil...
It seems to me SP could be used for those too.
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https://image.nostr.build/d4c10dd3dc0f3ecca08b0d645230f1a382de7578b43d315fd855babaa90a9844.jpg
This is great, but remember Roman Sterlingov didn't build the tool; he was a user of Bitcoin Fog!
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How else did they get into a block then?
They were relayed through regular nodes running libre relay.
I myself had one running and saw many transactions > 80 bytes in my logs.
Made several posts about it with txids so anyone could verify.
I myself had one running and saw many transactions > 80 bytes in my logs.
Made several posts about it with txids so anyone could verify.
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