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I have not tested this website but I think I can add it by the looks of it. It will take a couple of days before the chrome store updates the new release. I will add it to the list and keep you updated.
Not sure why your remark has -100 sats because you make a good point. I solved a real problem for myself and thought, let's give it away for free and use it as a test case for my entrepreneurial aspirations.
We are the change. So once you have lightning wallet, I would ask any place if they accept Bitcoin.
We're incredibly early still.
Who cares what the price of bitcoin is? Try not to see it as an asset class within the current credit system, but as a separate system all together.
This is why Bitcoin matters. It represents a system outside of this debt spiral, where value isn’t dependent on endless credit expansion.
I'm worried these developers have the mind of a technician rather than an entrepreneur. Many projects have stranded because of bloat.
The ideas are right, but the framing can tempt people back into thinking Bitcoin needs formalized governance structures. It doesn’t. It just needs individuals running nodes and enforcing rules.
We learn responsibility by doing, not by being protected from every mistake. To reject it is to double down on a control system that’s already failing. The choice really is in our hands.
Even if you would tax all the companies in the country for the full 100%, it wouldn’t solve the debt. It’s all theatre.
Just added some nuance to Muun and Lightspark on their pro/con features and their company description:
Muun
"However, some note that Muun doesn't support Lightning addresses and that Lightning transactions may route via on-chain swaps. This means unpredictable fees, especially when onchain activity rises."
Lightspark
"These tools have already seen traction with big regulated partners and typically involves KYC via the partner."
When you measure Bitcoin in dollar terms, you’re still anchoring yourself in the old system—the very system that is designed to debase over time.
We're abundant creating machines, it's in our DNA. Throughout history we've always created abundance from scarce resources. You can see this in every major breakthrough:
- Agriculture turned the scarcity of wild food into the abundance of farming.
- Electricity turned the scarcity of human/animal labor into abundant energy on demand.
- The Internet turned the scarcity of information into abundant, nearly free access to knowledge.
So my argument would be the opposite: we're programmed for a world of abundance.
I see what you mean, although they seem to focus on non-KYC and services outside of Bitcoin, whereas i focus on more on beginners and Bitcoin-only. I've bookmarked the site though.
There is: https://buoybitcoin.com
Let me know what you think :)
I see you forgot this is my own open source project I’m working on.
In doing research on both companies I found these insights valuable and so a wrote an article about it.
Most comparison websites show a list of features but I noticed with myself I tend to align more with founders having the right mission and vision towards bitcoin. This will be the new pivot of Buoy.