This wallet has only ever been connected to my node at home over tor so that isn’t an issue, I was more curious if you could reverse engineer the other addresses in a wallet if you knew one.
I don’t think you can but I wanted to check
Can anyone answer this Bitcoin question for me please?
I have a number of UTXO's in a Coldcard each in a different address.
If one of those addresses is doxxed, can someone work out the other addresses in the Coldcard from that one doxxed address?
#asknostr #Bitcoin
Ah ok, yeah best to keep it simple for a newb 😁
Just make sure they setup their lightning wallets 💪
Looking to recruit a few noobs to Nostr. What are the recommended clients for Android (I’m a happy iOS nostr:npub18m76awca3y37hkvuneavuw6pjj4525fw90necxmadrvjg0sdy6qsngq955 user)?
#asknostr
People seem to like Amethyst on android. Primal is awesome on iOS so I assume it’s the same on Android
Listening to Saylor on Lex Fridman.
There’s something about listening to him on a long form podcast that calms my mind.
It also makes we want to read many more history books!
GM ☀️☕️
I’ve been twitter free for two weeks and it’s getting easier every day to not reach for the bird app.
It’s a similar trajectory to when I gave up smoking, first week is the hardest then you just start forgetting that you once smoked cigarettes.
Having Nostr as a replacement makes it so much easier.
ONWARD!
Treasury bill, or short-term US debt paper, has historically ranged between 15% and 20%. In recent months, this percentage of T-bill of total US debt has broken above 20% and it might well be on it‘s way to 25% (or even higher).
As institutions like pension funds are starved from getting long-dates securities, other have been buying the short end. Who? Banks, credit providers as well as the infamous US stablecoiner provider Tether.
Why is this significant?
This is covet yield curve control or yield supression because it supresses the long-end of the curve.
As a matter of fact, the yield of long-dated treasuries should actually be higher, about 100 basis points by conservative estimates.
The question we need to ask is how will the US get investors back into long-dated treasuries?
-Bring down short-term policy rates (significantly) to make long-end debt more attractive.
-Push for a recession to create save haven demand for long-term treasuries (beat steepener). Rather improbable, no?
-Go new ways. For example, as nostr:npub1s5yq6wadwrxde4lhfs56gn64hwzuhnfa6r9mj476r5s4hkunzgzqrs6q7z has explained, what if the US Treasuries were to back long-dated bonds with a Bitcoin component. Could this be enticing enough for regular investors to buy into long-end Treasuries?
Love this. What an absurd world where one of the options is ‘push for a recession’.
Making people lives more shit because it’s good for the economy just seems like the wildest non-sequitur of MMT.
Burn it all down I reckon
As a British pleb I cannot condone this.
I’m sorry for taking your time to read this note.
Please don’t follow or zap me, I don’t deserve either
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Governments are going to have a rough decade
Thinking about Bitcoin has made me think more deeply about the world. It has also made me feel think much more simply about my life.
I am making sure that my children know how important it is to think deeply about the world, and lightly of themselves
Hot today 🥵
Slow run to the beach and back. Now we chill 😎
#proofofwork
Tick tock
Next block
GM 🌄 ☕
Breathe deeply.
It's all within
High prices are a signal, but not the one that communists think
