What happened to Amethyst on F-Droid?

A people proclaiming they know and understand history when their entire lineage but a few generations has been obliterated.

History has always been written by the winners to be ceaselessly suffocating the past for what it really was.

The truth can never really speak for itself by the very virtue of it just is. That which is lost simply cannot be recovered.

Running Nostr

This is just your daily reminder that the "climate emergency" is a scam orchestrated by Mr. Global to transfer wealth from you to them.

CO2 is life.

Oh yea, got the coinstatsindex thanks for reminder 🤣. You got it too?

Thank you 🙏🏼

I've bookmarked this so I can figure it all out soon 🤩

Just asking for a friend..

Ok, it is expected that on-chain fees will get more and more expensive in the future.

What to do with _tons_ of 100.000 whirpooled sats in cold storage?

Remix 🌀🌀🌀🌀 them into bigger utxos sets (5.000.000)?

The Bitcoin network determines its fees through a mechanism known as fee market or fee market auction. When you send a Bitcoin transaction, you can include a transaction fee as an incentive for miners to include your transaction in a block and prioritize its processing. Miners, who are responsible for confirming and adding transactions to the blockchain, typically prioritize transactions with higher fees because it allows them to earn more rewards.

The fee for a Bitcoin transaction is determined by the sender of the transaction. When you create a Bitcoin transaction, you can specify the fee amount you're willing to pay. If you set a higher fee, your transaction is more likely to be included in the next block, resulting in faster confirmation. Conversely, if you set a lower fee, your transaction may take longer to be included in a block, especially during times of high network congestion.

Miners have the freedom to choose which transactions to include in their blocks based on the fees attached to those transactions. When there are more transactions waiting to be confirmed than can fit in a block, miners prioritize the transactions with higher fees, as they are economically incentivized to do so. This creates a competitive fee market where users bid for limited space within blocks by offering higher fees.

Wallet software and various online platforms often provide fee estimation algorithms that analyze the current state of the network and suggest an appropriate fee for your transaction. These estimations are based on factors such as the current network congestion, the size of your transaction in bytes, and the fee levels observed in recent blocks.

It's important to note that the Bitcoin network does not have a fixed fee structure determined by a central authority. The fees are determined by the supply and demand dynamics of the network, making it a market-driven process.

Cash is king.

#Bitcoin is king of cash.

Wrong

blasphemy