How would you do this from an exchange?

Still don’t really understand how this all works? But here is what CHATGpt says…

A CoinJoin is like a group of friends putting their money into a single pot, shuffling it around, and then taking the same amount back out. This way, no one can tell who originally put in which money.

Here’s how it works with Bitcoin:

1. Imagine Your Bitcoin as Traces: When you use Bitcoin, the way you send and receive it can leave a “trail.” This makes it possible for others (like companies or governments) to see how you’re spending your Bitcoin.

2. The Need for Privacy: If you don’t want anyone snooping into your financial activities, you might want to make it harder for them to follow that trail.

3. Enter CoinJoin: CoinJoin is a method where you and a bunch of other Bitcoin users combine your transactions into one big transaction.

• You each put in your Bitcoin.

• The CoinJoin service or software mixes it all together.

• Everyone gets back their Bitcoin, but it’s harder for anyone to see where it came from or where it’s going.

4. Important Points:

• You don’t lose any Bitcoin in the process.

• You’re not stealing anyone else’s Bitcoin.

• It just makes it harder for anyone to trace what’s yours.

Think of it like a group of friends swapping identical envelopes with cash inside. Once everyone swaps, no one knows who originally had which envelope. #bitcoin

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Still don’t really understand how this all works? But here is what CHATGpt says…

A CoinJoin is like a group of friends putting their money into a single pot, shuffling it around, and then taking the same amount back out. This way, no one can tell who originally put in which money.

Here’s how it works with Bitcoin:

1. Imagine Your Bitcoin as Traces: When you use Bitcoin, the way you send and receive it can leave a “trail.” This makes it possible for others (like companies or governments) to see how you’re spending your Bitcoin.

2. The Need for Privacy: If you don’t want anyone snooping into your financial activities, you might want to make it harder for them to follow that trail.

3. Enter CoinJoin: CoinJoin is a method where you and a bunch of other Bitcoin users combine your transactions into one big transaction.

• You each put in your Bitcoin.

• The CoinJoin service or software mixes it all together.

• Everyone gets back their Bitcoin, but it’s harder for anyone to see where it came from or where it’s going.

4. Important Points:

• You don’t lose any Bitcoin in the process.

• You’re not stealing anyone else’s Bitcoin.

• It just makes it harder for anyone to trace what’s yours.

Think of it like a group of friends swapping identical envelopes with cash inside. Once everyone swaps, no one knows who originally had which envelope. #bitcoin

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Hello everyone, it’s me again asking newbie’s questions 😛

I just bought a hardware wallet and I was wondering if I have to worry about UTXO.

I buy BTC regularly no-KYC and it comes to one liquid wallet, then I send it to another one to convert it to BTC, then I send to my cold wallet. I’m “hodling” and I’m not planning to move any founds out from my cold wallet, just put them in. Should I worry about consolidating UTXOs?

And most importantly, where is the best place to learn about it?

#asknostr #utxo #bitcoin #introductions #newbie #BitcoinSaveTheHumanity

Libertarianism is the ideal on a theoretical level. It is what society should strive towards: maximum freedom for the individual with minimal government meddling.

The problem is that this form of rule only works in a civilization that is high-trust and highly aligned in its values.

You wouldn’t try to implement libertarianism in a place like Somalia. Nor would you try to revive El Salvador by being *more* lenient on criminals.

A certain amount of central authority is needed to maintain order, and thus create the conditions wherein peaceful, productive citizens may flourish and exercise their liberties.

While authoritarianism can certainly go too far, as we saw during COVID, a middle way is possible. England under British Common Law, and the USA in the gilded era, are excellent examples.

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Nope. :)

Not plugging it in anymore. Looks like something went wrong electrically. U6 on the board looks and smells fried.

Okay ouch. Looks like my #bitaxe Gamma just got fried.

It wasn’t hashing for a few days (factory settings, no over-clocking) so I rebooted it, upgraded firmware to 2.4.4. Still no luck, so I decided to unplug the power and replug it back after half an hour.

Pooofff 💨

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#Meme #zapathon

#Nostr #Bitcoin

Just so yall know ... 🤣

High 66 should be good for 4-6 discusses. If you get them smaller you can fit even more.