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OK, approved!

Lizzo is really fat, all others are plump and are ok in my taste.

I've heard of high tax rates in Germany, it seems that being honest is costs a lot in Germany😉

They are like the dreams of American rednecks😏

that is really sensitive content🤢

I can do all those things too, but I never wanted to be the man of a housewife's dreams. Of course, with a geeky personality and a dad bod, I don't really look like the man of a woman's dreams, and I have no problem with that.

what a beautiful picture👌

Replying to Avatar BTCapsule 🏴

I want to talk about #Liquid

I appreciate what nostr:npub1jg552aulj07skd6e7y2hu0vl5g8nl5jvfw8jhn6jpjk0vjd0waksvl6n8n is attempting to do, and I can definitely see the benefits of Liquid for businesses

However, I think there are two major reasons why Liquid is not seeing much adoption with plebs:

1. There are only 15 "functionaries" that are able to peg you out. I understand this is a technical issue, but still very centralized.

2. Liquid offers "confidential transactions", but this is much different than "private transactions". Confidential means Liquid "hides both the type of assets and amounts that are transacted", but according to the website:

"The addresses of senders and receivers further remain visible as well and can be retraced like on the Bitcoin blockchain."

This means the government can still track payments, so Liquid wouldn’t help much if we need to support Canadian truckers.

Liquid is a great legal business, but the argument to "just use Liquid" for cypherpunk money is not good advice.

The last time I read about Liquid was some year ago, in that time only Coinbase exchange existed for peg-out Bitcoin and KYC was mandatory.

no thank you. I avoid arguing as much as possible, besides my English is terrible and I type with the help of google translate and it takes a lot of energy.

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That chart is accurate👍

I think nested comments are best represented by Twitter. It would be great if Amethyst copied this feature from Twitter.

The worst kind of argument is to attack the person instead of attacking the other person's ideas.

When I say that it is scientifically possible for humans to do something, it does not mean that I want to do it myself.