Not a single person has checked in on me for the 6 years I been taking care of my mom alone. Friends, family, government, health professionals all failed.

I'm actually very grateful for the clarity this experience brought me 🙏🏼society is failing. Good luck out there.

Today, Thibaud Marechal and Gustavo Flores announced the launch of Coinjoins.org, an open-source project focusing on educating Bitcoin users on the privacy functionality of collaborative transactions, per a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine.

Born from the observation of heated discussions surrounding popular iterations of coinjoin tooling, Coinjoins.org aims to bring clarity to the differing benefits and tradeoffs that come from each project.

“We hope that Coinjoins.org can open new conversations around privacy and Bitcoin. P2P exchanges, self-custody and coinjoins will be essential for the Bitcoin circular economy to flourish,” said Thibaud Marechal, a long time privacy advocate and current Wasabi Wallet contributor.

Marechal expressed the need for more articulate resources in order to encourage proper use of collaborative, non-custodial transactions, increasing the potential anonymity set for Bitcoin users. “We need less paper bitcoin on exchanges and more coinjoined bitcoin into cold storage,” he continued.

Bitcoin is an open ledger, with all of its transactions inscribed in perpetuity since genesis within its confirmed blocks. Being a public database allows each user to validate their own transactions and even audit the total issued supply of bitcoin.

Naturally, there are obvious privacy implications from this transparent blockchain, and thus privacy on Bitcoin functions as a team sport. Payers and receivers that utilize the censorship resistant quality of the Nakamoto Consensus can both benefit from coinjoins, protecting users from unnecessarily leaking personal or financial information simply when bargaining with satoshis. Privacy is a personal responsibility with social implications. The larger the crowd, the better your privacy.

“I believe Coinjoins.org has the potential to become an unbiased source of truth on the topic of Bitcoin privacy that will finally dispel a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt,” says Flores, contributor to Wasabi Wallet. The project plans to release studies comparing popular privacy wallets, such as Samourai Wallet, JoinMarket and Wasabi Wallet.

Alongside the debut of the project’s website, the founders of Coinjoins.org are soliciting contributions, ideas, and general feedback coinjoins.org #plebchain

#nostr

#Nostriches

#Primal

#plebstr

So a brief skimming of the stuff surronding the Maui fire seems to suggest the govt is trying to force people out by offering to buy their land while preventing relief efforts. And the chief of police during the Vegas shooting is now the chief of police overseeing this disaster...?! w t f

gradually then suddenly

"Get yourself a nice girl from a good bitcoiner family."

Future saying.

Is it spelled "meet space" or "meat space?"

#asknostr

Choose one:

1. Low coritsol, good sleep, natural energy.

2. Hot bean soup that gets you high by antagonizing adenosine receptors.

Who talked about grains and essential carbohydrates? I agree with you about fat and protein but that does not explicitly imply eating meat

good morning nostr, stay humble and stack sats 🫡

There’s a strong connection between nostriches and eating lots of meat and I’m too afraid to ask why

#nostr #plebs #plebchain #meat

You guys are talking about faces right

It stands for pretty good privacy, it’s basically encrypted emails, but the other guy ur sending the emails to has to have it enabled also for it to work

Thoughts on Veilid?

It took me 3mths to sync over Tor.

But I was using a HDD not a SSD…

Every person I talk to, in any situation, without exception, I'm dying for them to ask me how #bitcoin works.

Some advice:

Use acronyms inside your industry to communicate with colleagues.

Don't use acronyms in the outside world.

For example ATM is:

Active traffic management

Automatic Teller Machine

Adobe Type Manager

Asynchronous Transfer Mode

Alternating Turing Machine

etc...