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A society in decline...
The effects of leaving the Gold Standard: https://blossom.primal.net/9b8b11c16241d713374b55a548d3cb1fce62ed6d32d27973093a95429a75a9dd.mov
Really good! What about #BTC standarts?
How to join you?
1000%!
What about #ETH and #SOL?
Somebody out there really hates Satoshi.
https://video.nostr.build/49892c0e5beb19aab4c4dfedff2a7e4d20616eb724c08b126b3c15b141f9eff8.mp4
Probably Vitalik...
All #crypto today :))
That's why we use #crypto
🔟 ETHereal years
🍰 Ethereum turns 10 today. Let’s celebrate #Vitalik the blockchain — and ourselves. Here are 10 tasty facts about the ‘silver’ of decentralization:
2015 — Ethereum launches and rewrites the rulebook for good.
Smart contracts — code that kicked lawyers out of the room. Or at least the notaries.
$0.75 per ETH — that’s what it cost on its first birthday. Pain or nostalgia?
$4 650+ per ETH — that was the all-time high. And right now? ETH is rising again.
The Merge (2022) — goodbye mining, hello Proof-of-Stake. Less carbon, more Web3 power.
Burn, baby, burn — part of every gas fee now disappears forever. $ETH is deflationary.
The NFT era — from pixel art to billion-dollar monkey business — it all started here.
DeFi — exchanges, loans, and savings, no banks or suits required.
DAOs — leaderless organizations where votes = tokens.
Layer 2 — faster transactions, cheaper fees, better vibes.
And this is just the beginning. The party’s only getting started 🔟
🧁 Tonight we’re bringing out the celebration cake with ETH inside — everyone has a chance to win their own slice of Ethereum.
Stay tuned to be the first to know!
Leave a like to keep #Ethereum growing! 
Nostr was mentioned on my favorite cryptography podcast today, Security, Cryptography, Whatever — they didn't spend a lot of time on it, but here are some highlights:
> It’s federated and it’s European. I bet it sucks.
> It’s some Ayahuasca inspired initiative from. From Messrs. Dorsey et al.
> Yeah, sure, it’s decentralized and federated, but like their proposal for encrypted end to end encrypted DMs was just bad by itself.
> When I reviewed this, my description of this was it looks almost exactly like Nebuchadnezzar [https://nebuchadnezzar-megolm.github.io/], which is like a fractal of things that could have gone wrong with like a complete ecosystem of like a secure messaging system. They found flaws in almost every component of that system and then tried to leverage them as far as they could.
You can read/listen here: https://securitycryptographywhatever.com/2025/07/29/vegas-baby/
They also mentioned a talk that's going to be delivered at blackhat on August 9th which sounds super interesting:
> In this session, we unveil the first comprehensive security study of Nostr and its popular client applications, demonstrating how subtle flaws in cryptographic design, event verification, and link previews allow an attacker to forge "encrypted" direct messages (DMs), impersonate user profiles, and even leak the confidential message from "encrypted" DMs.
Here's the link to the agenda entry for the talk: https://www.blackhat.com/us-25/briefings/schedule/#not-sealed-practical-attacks-on-nostr-a-decentralized-censorship-resistant-protocol-45726
I'm looking forward to learning how we've screwed up — there aren't a lot of cryptographers here, and I know that open protocols make security even harder to maintain. Maybe we've screwed up irretrievably, but I'd rather know now than later.
Looks great! Thanks
