Hey friends🙌

Just a heads-up — tomorrow from 12 to 8 PM I’ll be at Targi Unikatow , Poznań (Kolejowa 23)🐙

I’ve got fresh linocut t-shirts, posters, postcards, and some originals too🔥

Come hang out!

#art #artstr #v4v #plebchain

#bitcoin #nostr #zap

Had a wonderful afternoon, healing!

#EnjoyingLife

Would you be interested in collecting a Limited Edition version of the Bitcoin Art Magazine, or would you prefer a lower print quality, but more affordable open edition?

Yeah, Electrum is actually one of the oldest and most respected Bitcoin wallets out there. It’s super lightweight, fast, and secure — but it’s not the most beginner-friendly. It assumes the user knows a little bit about Bitcoin basics (like seed phrases, fees, etc.).

Pros:

• Very secure if downloaded from the official site.

• You control your private keys (non-custodial).

• Fast and lightweight.

• Good for hardware wallet integration later (Ledger, Trezor, etc.).

• Highly customizable (like setting manual fees).

Cons:

• The interface looks a bit old and can be intimidating for newbies.

• It’s Bitcoin-only — no other coins.

• You have to be careful to only download from the real website (there are fake ones around).

For a total beginner in Poland, depending on their comfort with tech, something like BlueWallet (mobile, easier to use, Bitcoin-only too) or Phoenix Wallet (even simpler, lightning-focused) might be a smoother first experience.

Beautiful work👌

love this!

I love the feeling of receiving value.

Whether it’s through a new perspective.

A new insight. A laugh. A kind exchange. A simple “GM” or “GN.”

Or receiving and giving value in form of sats.

I love that feeling and I love giving that feeling.

This morning I noticed I follow my own zapping habbits. Something I kinda developed without even realizing it. And I thought If I do this, others probably have their own zapping habits too.

I’ve even seen people argue about what’s “right” or “wrong” when it comes to zapping. In my humble opinion what’s wrong for one is right for another. What matters to me is that I deeply appreciate any real interaction. Education. Information. Entertainment.

High-quality, intelligent exchange.

Real people. And of course value and honor shared through zaps.

So here are my personal zapping habits I’ve kinda developed over time (I’m still <1year Nostr…)

Curious what yours are. Happy to learn from your perspective, too.

1. Every zap-whether received or given-fills me with gratitude.

I see it as a digital “thank you,” a handshake, or a warm nod from across the world.

2. I zap when a post stirs emotions inside me.

Whether it made me think, laugh, cry 😅, or smile.

I usually zap 3 sats to start

(3 is my favorite number from my pro basketball days).

It’s my way of saying:

“I see you, my friend. Thanks.”

The more I learn or laugh, the higher I zap.

I think my highest zap was 2,000 sats so far.

3. When I receive a zap, I zap back.

Always.

My way of saying: “Message received. I see you. Thank you.”

Mutual appreciation matters in my pov.

4. I I keep them in circulation.

It’s like an energy exchange.

From the people.

For the people.

5. I never withdraw. I never convert. I only add.

To the Bitcoin network.

To the Nostr network.

Strengthening the decentralized future. Walking away from the centralized past.

Do you have zapping habits too?

What triggers you to send value?

What kind of content gets your nod of appreciation?

So many questions 🤷‍♂️⚡️

I’d love to hear how you see it.

Only with love and peace

Block height 893,078

Cheers from Munich, my friends. 🤙🏼🧡🗽