People don't put their nsec into "many different apps". I'm not using nostr logins but don't they use something like nsec.app. Like 1 app for many websites.
I think there's something you haven't understood.
Child keys should exist sequentially with short periods of overlap between them.
Oh and also delegations are called certificates in the real world so why not stick to the terminology.
BIP340 are Schnorr signatures?
Section: C.4.3 EC Schnorr
"If a TPM supports ECC, it should support the TPM_ALG_ECSCHNORR scheme."
And also they don’t use obscure shit like BIP304 signatures so they can be put onto a secure element
All the "hardware wallet" implementations for Bitcoin show that you can make a secure element for BIP340 just fine.
PSA: When it goes up it's because you're such a genius. Only when it goes down the world is to blame.
You still have as much Bitcoin as you had yesterday. Or did you want to imply anything else.
> The idea that it’s just pure speculation is ridiculous, there’s a reason every other shitcoin has come and gone but bitcoin has remained.
And what's this reason. Do you want to spell it out for us.
Uh oh do we notify the authorities.
nostr:nprofile1qqsd4w2k9f932eshjglm9we36kd6kp6llf03lzz6sy0m535vhgvpvtsppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0yv332e joined nostr for "free speech" but when it arrived, he wasn't prepared.
Just answer the question?
Do you want to share when and where you paid Bitcoin for what products. What was the price, what's the shop, has the price been stable, how does the business pay its suppliers etc.
Grrr autocorrect. Again:
So-called "prepaid crypto vouchers" or debit cards are denominated in fiat.
The moment you buy them you've sold your Bitcoin for fiat and then we're back to square 1.
So-called "prepaid crypto vouchers" or debit cards are denominated I fiat.
The money you buy them you've sold your Bitcoin for fiat and then we're back to square 1.