BG3 atm!

What excites you the most in your life?

I try not to judge Nostr clients too hard in any given month on this early basis. They're all working on novel tech to increase speed and usability. They generally raised little capital or in some cases no capital, compared to what so-called Nostr competitors raised in the crypto space. How many bitcoin companies are around from a decade ago?

I use a given app, and rotate to what is gathering momentum to see if it works better, while still using what I used before, to test things as they come and go, because rarely does one client just go away. Multiple clients develop out of that trough and keep competing. But as one app goes through a period of weakness, I don't write it off. I ask what's happening and how it could be better, or what apps should look like.

I'm happy to see so many clients pushing hard and competing. That competition is what makes Nostr more interesting than Twitter/X over time. And indeed if none of the current clients provide what you want, you can enter with your own code and/or capital.

It's open. That's what makes it beautiful. That's why we're here.

Recent vibes.

#privacy is not a goal, but a way of life.

Privacy is a system that you build day by day from your education.

I recently decided to seek professional advice on my investments, especially since I have stacked some sats. I booked an appointment with a well-known financial planner, hoping to get some insights.

Walking into his impressive office, I felt a mix of anticipation and curiosity. The walls were lined with certificates and accolades, which gave me some confidence. We exchanged pleasantries, and I soon brought up the topic of Bitcoin.

“Most financial planners don’t understand Bitcoin,” I began, watching his reaction closely. “Do you?”

His confident smile faltered. He hesitated before admitting, “I’m not very familiar with it.”

I raised an eyebrow, feeling a bit frustrated. “How can you give financial advice if you don’t understand the newest form of money?

He looked at me, speechless. The silence stretched on, and my disappointment grew. I stood up, my decision made. “I think we’re done here,” I said, walking out of the office without a backward glance.

Needless to say, I didn’t pay the bill. Instead, I took the money and purchased some Bitcoin.