Nice! Waiting for Calyx to release their version. Anything new that stands out?
Just onboarded Frankie, one of our favorite bartenders at nostr:npub1key55ax33gkl50uqemvl4khrtqrhzm7wzpc7fhseutt5ddkcwcrqgxlt3h to the new version of ZEUS
Send her some love and help us test out the new wallet:
frankieeo@zeuspay.com
Cheers!
#ZEUSPAY 
Payment worked! How do you go about getting a Zeus ln address? I currently use alby for zaps. Is the Zeus address non custodial?
Any advice on dealing with tor connectivity? Been having the same problems lately
What decision?
Robosats! Agoradesk as a back up
You're right, the mint can rug pull its users at any point. The way I see it its a very good way to pay or transfer btc with almost perfect privacy. Say you are paying someone who is in a sanctioned country, privacy is extremely important. Donations to a cause that may raise flags in certain juristictions would also be a good use case. I see it as a tool to help bitcoin become more censorship resistant while trading off its hard capped supply for better privacy. If you are spending btc to shop I think self custodial lightning would be the better tool since the sender has good privacy by default. However with custodial wallets, they can see all of their users txs.
If custodial wallets implemented ecash this privacy concern could be fixed which would be a great privacy win for users of Wallet of Satoshi since they are already trusting them, plus still giving the user an easy experience
Its a tool for certain circumstances. Obviously life savings can't be trusted with something like cashu. However, it does seem like a very good privacy tool for smaller amounts, even with those flaws. IMO I think the privacy gains are worth it for small txs. If you use it in that way, I could see why people aren't concerned with the trust model
Oh yeah. They see no need for it and dismiss it. Unfortunately I don't think most people will find the need for these tools until it is too late
Who cares? Stack sats!
Although #BrokenMoney is about money and finance, I dedicated a full chapter to the topic of privacy.
It covers government financial surveillance, surveillance capitalism, the frequency of data breaches, Snowden, Pegasus, Chinese export of surveillance tech to dictators around the world, etc.
Surrounding chapters are about CBDCs, encryption, and the intersection of financial technology and human rights so it all kind of flows together.
I figure that most people won’t read a book about privacy but if I can stick some privacy-focused content into a money book that will indeed reach a wide audience, it’ll educate a lot of people on the topic that weren’t otherwise looking for it specifically.
cc nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx and nostr:npub1dergggklka99wwrs92yz8wdjs952h2ux2ha2ed598ngwu9w7a6fsh9xzpc 
Privacy is extremely important when the means to surveille have only gotten easier and cheaper in this day and age
