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33 sats \ 1 reply \ @028559d218 17 Aug
It's very realistic. But it will be a decade before the education + awareness is good enough... for people to actually start using Lightning.
Outside of some relatively hard-core Bitcoin communities noone has even heard of it
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @4dcfa2e179 OP 17 Aug
Thanks for your perspective.
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @DarthCoin 17 Aug
You mean email spam?
- email is getting less and less used now. But still will remain a main way to communicate for corporations.
- yes you can use bitcoin as an anti-spam filter.
I use it on my personal email server (self hosted, own domain, self managed), configuring the spam lists in such way that only whitelisted domains/addresses are allowed to send me emails. All the rest are banned and will receive a NDR (non delivery report) that can be configured with a special message explaining that if they pay a certain amount to a specified LNURL they will get white listed and their emails will be read.
But anyways, the best way to fight spam is to avoid it, as I explained in this guide. Use aliases for each bullshit account online and if you start getting spam, just delete the alias.
Compartmentalize! Use a personal email domain ONLY for personal stuff. Use a throwaway email domain/account for all the rest of the crap you are doing on internet!
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @4dcfa2e179 OP 17 Aug
Thanks for taking your time to expanciate on this.
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