Yes, Wasabi only functions as a wallet, there's no exchange or anything.

It's just as easy, it's just not enabled by default.

You can still coinjoin, here's a few explorer websites that aggregate coordinator stats: https://liquisabi.com/ https://wabisator.com/

Thanks for reminding me, I'll start on it soon!

I was worried this was not going to be a based post before I clicked on it, but it is in fact very based. Thanks, King 🤴

These are banks, not second layers.

Good job verifying instead of trusting @Jon_Hodl !

They could be stupid or they could be malicious. Some people crave the failure of projects that compete with theirs. It's not like the BCH people are happy about Lightning or the XMR people are happy about coinjoins, they purposely attack these innovative solutions because it makes their investment obsolete.

Who cares? Bitcoin is a science project, so even if the Bilderbergs were 100% publicly in support of small blocks, that wouldn't change anything about the engineering properties involved with building a decentralized base layer.

Miners have an incentive to create the block that awards them the highest fee. Relying on altruism from miners (the idea that they will prefer a lower fee transaction just because they saw it before a conflicting transaction that pays a higher fee) is economically blind reasoning.

Yes, each user in the coinjoin pays for their own block space.

Sure, I can do it in 2 weeks*

I'm sure a lot of people will use anecdotes of "Christian-inspired scientist discovered X" or "Islamic-inspired scribes preserved Y knowledge". However, there's no way to measure whether or not there would have been an equivalent or better counterpart under an agnostic/atheist culture.

Ultimately, religion reinforces reliance on faith. Faith is the enemy of truth and the friend of manipulation. In Bitcoin, we "Don't trust - verify" which is the exact opposite of religion.

Check out braidpool: https://github.com/braidpool/braidpool And Jeremy Rubin's post: https://rubin.io/bitcoin/2021/12/12/advent-15/

I answer "I work in Bitcoin" or "I work on a Bitcoin wallet".

If I'm talking someone who deserves to have fun staying poor, I just say "I work online" and refuse to elaborate.

Sort of. I would use multisig if I had over 1 BTC, but 1 BTC doesn't buy you even one decent property of the required 3 properties.

The link in the original post is this:

In order to reach the content, you only need this part:

This part that follows the ? is the "tracker tag":

The tracker tag isn't required to reach the content, it harvests your data by clustering users who clicked on a particular tracked link.

tl;dr, it's terrible for privacy, and you should always remove the tracker tag before sharing any URL.

The @nitter bot already posted it for you, and it is your fault bro :)

^ This.

Naughty @Rsync25 posting a link containing a tracker tag on SN!