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A mint is like a node
I am working on a variation of the cashu protocol where one proof can store any arbitrary amount. Stay tuned.
On this day, July 6th, 1917 Canada votes on conscription- more boys to the front. nostr:note1uvc7j3hd6c5k2tuqyvxtp9tckw2tc28cvfplpqjtjmxlh4fd4qus0gdkzt
My npug
The climb was worth the view. 
I don’t see #nostr as a social media competitor. It’s more like an independent socioeconomic layer that sits on top of, but not dependent on the internet.
lud04 handled that well. A new private/pubkey was derived by the wallet for each domain you logged into.
Since an npub is more like an identity than an identifier if you have concerns you can generate or
derive a new npub for each site you log into.
The use case for #nostr is sovereign infrastructure - far more compelling than social media.
You have me thinking about replacing my wallet implementation with a nostr event store using relays.
Curious why you are storing the proof as a json, versus the serialized format. I am fine either way, but wondering the rationale?
Ok thx. I love this approach because the network becomes the custodian.
With #nostr, the network is the custodian.
Very cool! What event kind are you using? I am exploring storing arbitrary amounts in a single proof, so it could be stored as a replaceable event, once you swap out what you need for payment and then store the resulting token with the reduced amount using a replaceable event.
GM
Yep. That’s why protecting your nsec is always Priority 1.
I am working an iteration of the protocol so that any arbitrary amount can be issued as a single proof. When you need to pay a certain amount you split out the amount required, send that and the remainder as issued as a new proof.
Where do the tokens get stored? Do they get stored as nostr events?