Next week in Riga at https://baltichoneybadger.com, I'll speak about the "History and Ethics of Privacy and Trust", come up with the most accurate price predictions for Bitcoin with
@npub13l3ly... and @npub1qg8j6... on the economics panel, and record a podcast series with @npub15vzue....

A long conversation on Bitcoin citadels, military technology, geopolitics, government inefficiencies, CBDCs, and the collapse of the fiat system. https://free-cities.org/rahim-taghizadegan-bitcoin-citadels-geopolitics-cbdcs/
“A dystopia always has a different side: a utopian one. The question is, is it possible to have a Bitcoin utopia while the world is dystopian? So that’s a challenge to Bitcoiners. And I think it’s a great challenge. It challenges you to think about what hyperbitcoinization may mean and what it looks like.”

Sorry, that was stupid. First impression: a p2p exchange that only asks for e-mail with lots of payment options and lots of participants through incentives in sats that has no token or other shit. Second impression: needs phone number for verification, bad gamification look.

Readable, but selective account of monetary history with communitarian bias. This "historical" approach to money is always distorted by the fact that "quantitatively" for most of human history and cultures, monetary phenomena were linked to cult-based and tribal social relations, whereas "qualitatively" the smaller subset of catallactic monetary phenomena (cooperation between foreigners) are materially and, eventually, culturally much more important. So, this communitarian bias boils down to Graeber's anarcho-primitivist bias. I appreciate him for being much more straight-forward about it than most history romantics.

Lecture about the Promise and Problems of Intentional Communities – what are lessons for future Bitcoin Citadels? At "Liberty in Our Lifetime", Prague. https://youtu.be/RCUqZ1N1q7E?t=17

The recording of my masterclass on Monetary Theory & Bitcoin for
Plan B in Lugano has finally been shared: https://planb.lugano.ch/austrian-economics-and-monetary-theory/

On the new client Nostur, I saw for the first time that the profile has field for both a LUD-06 and a LUD-16 address. The first is a regular LNURL, the second an e-mail-like address. Damus converts LUD-16 automatically to LUD-6 when tipping a profile. Zapping posts in Damus is different, and in the public App does not work so far (does not hand over a string to a wallet). Nostur is working.

Yeah, thanks! Are you using Damus Beta in Testflight?

Damus is using a different process for zapping profiles or posts. I assume LNURL is an issue when zapping posts, so I have changed to Lightning address. But on Damus, my profile is not syncing this change.

What I have learned today about NOSTR: Enter Lightening Address in "Edit profile", not Settings (I thought it would be automatically synced between alby and client, it is not). Hard to find "edit profile" - in iris.to three gray dots on profile page, in public Damus app (in contrast to testflight app) I could find no option at all. LNURL may cause issues, it seems to be better to enter a lightning address. Zap data for posts inconsistent in client (or delays).

zapped the post above

thanks. zapped you on iris with alby and on Damus, first one shows that sats went out, but don't seem to be registered, second does not seem to work.