Greg Maxwell makes a compelling argument that the 26.9 BTC sent to the Genesis reward address is Calvin Ayre forcing Craig Wright to either prove he is Satoshi or short circuit the COPA case before Craig loses in a more expensive manner.

Facts:

* Calvin Ayre has publicly and privately stated he believes Craig Wright is Satoshi, but that Craig is too autisticly obsessed with proving it "his way" to use the Genesis block private key, which is what Calvin wants Craig to do.

* Craig Wright owes the court £900,000 or, roughly, 26.9 BTC at the time the Satoshi address was recently funded

* Craig Wright does not fund his own legal adventurism -- he relies on Calvin

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or Impellers

Is that real ? 😂

Bitcoin is not perfect for every possible money use case. The same way the discovery of electricity didn't fit every use case of energy.

You don't use electricity to push water, you can use electricity to push a propeller

Bitcoin is at least a million times better than any other form of private property system we ever had.

It will enable many propellers.

There's no algorithm here, so if you want to have a somewhat lively feed, you have to populate it yourself. Follow people, a lot of people, and only curate later.

Nostr, I hardly knew her.

Seriously though, I’m using nostr via the Damus app. Honestly, I find this platform difficult to follow and use. I’m going to try better to learn and use this platform, because I’m extremely tired of all the other platforms right now. Wish me luck (Pro-tips are welcome)

#Nostr #Newbie

Anyone got suggestions for a decent movie to put on tonight? Looking for something to just zone out and turn off my brain for a bit.

How old is the average #Nostr #Pleb?

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That is some serious vanity address.

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So, technically, yes... you /can/ delete.

However: Do the relays honor that? Does the delete request reach enough relays to propagate across the network? Chances are a blastr relay has sent it into one random af corner of the internet and at some point propagates the event right back into the network.

tl;dr: Don't rely on it. If you have only just posted it and immediately send the delete request you MIGHT be lucky. Might, perhaps, potentially.

What's this 3 green dots, one red dot thing about?