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The first 3 articles I searched made no mention of Bitcoin. You’re wasting my time.

That's not how Nostr Search of topics work lol 🤣

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Without providing any evidence, your claims are worthless. Have a good day.

Here Type OFAC Sanction in Nostr Search enough info for even dumb dumb children to know basic stuff lol 🤣

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Burden of proof is on you. You made the claim so provide evidence for it.

No it's not my job to spoon feed free info that peeps are too lazy to search lol 🤣

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Which utxos are sanctioned?

There is something called brave search or try using Twitter for smooth brain these days

Easy to search info lol

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Not in Bitcoin

Sadly let me remind you OFAC Sanction of Transaction started in btc first in the world

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Louferlou

THE ULTIMATE BITCOIN WALLET

Do you think that one day we could have the ultimate Bitcoin wallet ?

All in one:

- user friendly coin control

- user friendly Lighting embedded node in order to easily use LSPs, themselves bonded by common LSP specs in order to switch from one to another seamlessly

- fedimint/cashu accounts backep up by the same seed, could be funded by the embedded LN node at will

- coinjoin / payjoins/spending tools

- inheritance with miniscript

- other idea

I dream of something like that rather than one wallet for each use case

Yea we need a good wallet lol 😆

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Louferlou

Oooohhhh I see

Didn't even think about checking my nostr wallet, well done thanks

Nice

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Louferlou

When I redeem a token through Amethyst DM's, where the fuck do the tokens go ?

I can see that the token has been redeemed, but the only ecash wallet I have on the phone is Minibits and nothing appears in it.

I really don't get it 😅

#cashu #minibits #ecash #asknostr

Try #enuts more advance or #cashu.me web wallets

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Hazey

So for example, politically persecuted people are all bad?

It's looking more like btc got hijacked everyday lol 😆

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Chuck Langstrumpf

Liquid is owned by a company which collects all the fees. And they will rat you out when the government knocks at their door. Samson Mow is not going to jail for you.

Yep

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Not enough people/businesses accept monero

Darknet is dominated by monero

Dex (real one) p2p trading dominated by monero

Gift card Market dominated by monero

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The government doesn’t determine which transactions get mined

Never heard about OFAC Sanction or what lol 🤣

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Saberhagen The Nameless

No unfortunately

You need to use tor or a vpn for that

Yea tor mixnet vpn i2p

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calle

*working on transaction fees for cashu*

This will protect mints from denial of service attacks and incentivize wallets to use good coin selection algorithms to gain an economic advantage.

Fee settings I'm currently using are at 0.1 sats per input, always rounded up the the next smallest denomination (1 sat) at the level of a transaction.

According to these super useful measurements by nostr:npub1thunderat5g552cuy7umk624ct5xe4tpgwr2jcjjq2gc0567wgrqnya79l, around 50% of transactions (up to 1M sats) will have less than 10 inputs (1 sat fees) and almost all will have < 20 (2 sat fees). That's pretty good.

If you are ok with overpaying a couple of sats, the chance of finding a good selection of coins increases substantially which means that as a sender, you can remain offline for most payments.

Good stuff.

When #cashu or #fedimint have permanent LN address ?

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Saberhagen The Nameless

iirc the mint can see your ip address and lightning payments received of course, but cannot tie any amount to any particular token because the mint is blinded. If you make a lightning payment to someone outside of the mint (as opposed to trading the ecash token itself - most private way to use it) the mint can see the invoice amount and the receiver as well.

So if the mint receives a specific lightning payment for X amount and immediately after the mint is being asked to exchange some ecash to make a lightning payment for ~X amount it is very likely the same person. That's why it's best to stay awhile (to put as many transactions that could've been you in between your deposit and withdrawal) and not withdraw a similar amount that you deposited (need to use tor or a good vpn too)