I am getting nuts only
Damn. 😂 we might consider rebranding
I don’t get it 🤔
I was talking for Eastern European Countries west of Russia, but I think you are right actually.
Are those westerners, especially the Europeans, consider the Eastern Europeans part of the Western civilisation, I wonder.
And also if they don’t, should I care much?
How to connect from k8s on DO to private VPN? #helpNeeded #k8s #devops #devopstr
Learning about fungi thanks to nostr:npub1ljvxx6c497mk3h3kem30904y6awcltwfn3a240pnt5xc809uf4mqnmt0sm's highlights 🍄
Time for some retro music
https://music.apple.com/bg/album/teen-age-riot/520504308?i=520504456
GM and PV.
Don’t forget to drink some water after going out of bed before dipping in #coffeechain also if you feel like doing some exercises before sitting on a desk, do it.
You will have to follow Bitcoin network block rules and smart contracts are less flexible in my layman opinion regarding smart contracts.
But I think it is actually better because we keep the main chain cleaner and just for settlements in that way.
Regarding the use cases there might be some like stable coins or some kind of contracts like for example a promissory note register to secure non collateralised loans. Or NFTs.
The the trust falls on the shoulders of the operator of the bridge (a tool to switch networks).
Your BTC should stay there locked and you should be able to get it back but if there is no liquidity when you want to take it back?
I would use, though, the Rootstock network for such cases or Liquid (which I don’t know that close)
Rootstock or RSK is EVN compatible bitcoin native sidechain.
It has the limit of RBTC which the the peg to BTC and also usese merged mining which is basically same node is operating the both networks.
There are still some trust but still is much better than wrapped bitcoin on ETH or Solana or whatever managed blockchain.
I identify myself as sovereign individual.
My political stance is #Bitcoin supremacist.
My ethnostate is #nostr
My spiritual alignment is cybersufism.
GM and happy Sunday!
The little gardener. 