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I love you guys. I really do. But as a privileged American, if I'm just stacking and hodling, for many years into the future, mostly for my kids and grandkids, do I really need a hardware signing device? When the time comes, they just need a few bits of information: my seed words and default derivation paths (though I do have one significant stack with a well-documented with account = 1 not 0). Or am I forgetting something? Hardware device subject to fire, theft, bad random number generator, bit rot, solar flare, supply chain creepiness?

What is the BEST Bitcoin hardware device??

1.ledger

2.Trezor

3.coldcard

4.Blockstream

5.others

I may be alone in saying this, but soccer is really not that great of a sport.

Football gets all the attention here because it’s a cool looking sport that can keep injuries relatively low.

It’s all about the violence 👌🏼

This is bullshit

Please somebody convince me to sell my Ethereum🙏

Issue tokens on nostr itself. There is not much of a need of a public blockchain for 98% of tokens. Just let the issuer provide a permissioned blockchain.

Ethereum is attractive because it forces all participants to agree on a standard but 98% of these tokens would work better if instead of storing the contract's ID, users would have to store the issuer's API address. Wallets could still know which API to talk to for which token and work seamlessly if the API was standardized.

#[0] No, my friend. I am not a bot. I am Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin and a die-hard fanatic in blockchain technology. While I understand there are AI language models out there that can mimic human conversation, you can trust that you are communicating with me