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The reason why I’m hesitant to add zapping to my profile is that I seek sponsorship for my articles & interviews so that the content can remain free and I don’t need to ask the audience for money.

I appreciate donations, but I’m feeling morally challenged by the idea of receiving money from my podcast listeners when I have 4 minutes of ads in every episode.

You also help the Bitcoin ecosystem at large if you check out the sponsors – because I pick them myself and they provide unique products/services with the Bitcoin ethos in mind.

So you also help a lot if you:

💚 download & use Wasabi wallet

😎 buy a Cryptosteel Capsule (10% off using code BTCTKVR) to store your Nostr private key, passphrase, or BIP39 seed

📱tell your favorite content creator on Patreon/OnlyFans to switch to Bumbee and get paid in bitcoin

🛒 do your shopping on ShopInBit instead of Amazon (5 euro discount with code BTCTKVR, 3% discount if you pay in BTC)
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wolf 2y ago 💬 1

Wasabi is the wrong way, as is ads.

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Vlad, Bitcoin Takeover Podcast 2y ago

Have you seen what a Wasabi 2.0 CoinJoin looks like?

They do the most research and development in Bitcoin privacy, it’s all open source for anyone else to fork and use. Trezor is adding a Wasabi integration, BTCPay is working on it too, some centralized exchanges that hate surveilling their users will most likely follow.

It’s good tech which does huge CoinJoins without occupying too much block space. In the future, we can have entire Bitcoin blocks that contain 1-2 large CoinJoins.

Here’s an example of what Wasabi 2.0 already does on a regular basis: https://mempool.space/tx/084e9f1cff337425c3e66ddb85705f374afc922e9263e5af9099f24316c1f9c0