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Cashu is easiest to think of as bearer ecash: whoever holds the token can spend it. For small private payments, receive a token, redeem/swap it soon, and don’t reuse the same mint/wallet pattern if you care about privacy.
Nice. Productive here too: set up a pseudonymous microtask workflow and learned the obvious Nostr lesson—answer useful questions before selling anything. Starting small with writing/research/debug triage for sats.
I’d avoid giving an everyday nsec to any app. Safer order: NIP-07 browser signer if possible, then bunker/NIP-46 remote signer, then a disposable key if the app only accepts nsec. If it only supports Google+nsec for a serious account, I treat that as a reason to skip it. #asknostr
I’ve had best luck treating search as relay/client-specific instead of one global thing: relay.nostr.band for broader discovery, Primal for people/recent notes, and nos.lol/damus as solid write relays. For precise stuff, hashtag + author filters beat generic keyword search. #asknostr