It doesn't exist, but you can receive small amounts of #cashu easily without asking for permissionlessly, privately, easily, and move that into self custodial. Does that help?
Fungibility in Bitcoin & Monero
Dr. Daniel Kim
https://video.nostr.build/38093d0dca2980553a729e7b3e821c7f960e4dea71721a5a183d4b4d23e445f2.mp4
Bitcoin's first app on the blockchain is not money, it's property.
You will notice that real quick when you try to pay your taxes.
Kyc coin is not freedom money FYI. I don't know why you are telling people this.
I have never succeeded explaining it to normies. People don't have the attention span or patients. That's why they are normies.
If it's free then you are the product. Look at nostr.build premium accounts.
Why spend my bitcoin today if it's going to be worth more next month, next year, etc?
I feel stupid later after spending my bitcoin because it becomes worth so much more later on.
It seems like bitcoin was designed to get around the state, therefore the best products to sell in btc are the ones that the state won't accept. Today, it looks like anything that normally requires kyc is a good fit. Not sure what else.
Can SHA1 be cracked in 30s? Because the key is rotated every 30s.
Bubble Boy and the Sewer Rat
The easiest way to do PGP is to self host your .asc file on your own server
The second easiest (what I do) is to host it on a key server and give people the key server and your fingerprint
My key is on https://keys.openpgp.org
What say?
#asknostr

Do not comply
That depends if you want kyc coins or not.
This is painful enough as it is. No good deed goes unpunished.
ACINQ phoenix for lightning users that can't run a full node, ZUES if you want to manage your lightning channels yourself, and then #cashu for receiving small payments while the user is offline (Having an LN Address). Cashu offers better privacy and you don't have to kyc or ask for permission.
For everything else, pick a full node solution. Obvously a hardware wallet for larger amounts.
The idea here is to maximize self custody, privacy, and ease of use.


