Nice. With most people that isn’t the case, remember though Bitcoin is a public ledger. Your purchase is forever inspired on the blockchain. Metadata could easily reveal your identity.

Still processing everything but it’s been very difficult to say the least. I’m one of the people who got hacked due to the ledger vulnerability. I’ll have to start all over with my stack. prayers much appreciated.

What’s your favorite Pokémon?

I’ll start

Deoxys

What’s your favorite Pokémon?

I’ll start

Deoxys

Vs trusting…..a corporation? Use Tor to protect your traffic from your VPN. 😁

MOAR

Correct me if I'm wrong, but running your node with a larger cache gives these low fee rate transactions a place to live while they're getting purged from all the nodes that run a default cache size, and they can then propagate back out across the network later, no? I've always run a 2GB cache because I had this assumption.

A lot of custodial exchanges used to let you send/withdraw below a certain threshold without doing KYC. I don't know if they still do because I haven't used any custodial exchanges in a while. I was never forced to KYC on Bittrex but I never moved volume through there. I think Alby at least for now won't have to force anyone to KYC if the user's transaction volume value stays below $1000/month and $600 for any single transaction.

If you're custoding funds in your own node, then I would have a stand online Linux box that ONLY does that and ONLY over Tor. But people run nodes for many more reasons than just self custody. Not to mention, you dont really need a personal node to self custody, it just allows for more privacy since you can broadcast a transaction to it alone and have it reach the network over Tor for your whirlpool activities.

seems we prefer the same thing then

Just waiting on my punch set to arrive🤙🏼🗝️🔨

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Just waiting on my punch set to arrive🤙🏼🗝️🔨

#security #seedphrase #backups #bitcoin #plebchain #nostr