AGI is coming.

Anon makes a donation to miners Just like giving a landlord a tip

Wow. Monero and crypto incoming. Big surprise from foundation

RIOT vs MSTR

who wins?

Ancap hero

Trump Pump

gotta love when bips even have their own webpages

https://bip119.com/ https://bip300cusf.com/ https://bip329.org/

and so on...

Proprietary and non-FOSS. In the bitcoin space? Pass.

missing: Cake Wallet, suggestion: gift cards -> bitrefill, thebitcoincompany, cakepay, coincards, coinsbee

This. Nostr-only

Based

yes. ideally someone could get the whole source code that composes the app, and build each piece one by one in their own machines, but this is not the case here so you have the right concern

Part of the code is not open-source btw. It is missing the bitcoinj-core library which is using a binary instead

Another one to follow Nitter, as long as it's just public instances and I can still use it locally, even if using personal accounts, I'll continue using them anytime over X and YouTube's bloated spyware interfaces, while getting people to slowly transition to Nostr so these are not needed anymore

yes you are all right, @OT, @runningbitcoin, @bitalion so scanning has a few mechanisms to save time and resources, it definitely starts at an arbitrary point in time, the cake node for example only scan blocks from the first day of this year on, since there were no known implementations of receiving SP the years before, (even though there was one in development for bitcoin-core) and another thing is as time passes and more blocks come in, that also means more old taproot outputs end up being spent, so those taproot outputs can be skipped as you don't need to scan a payment that is already spent by someone else, therefore by scanning only unspent taproot outputs you find faster which ones you definitely received and did not spend yet, so older blocks end up scanning faster than newer blocks.

So the time to scan will always depend on the size of the scannable taproot output utxo set, and also depends on the device, but recently I was able to scan all blocks on my phone (samsung phone) on cake wallet in under an hour, which was about 37k blocks.

But also you don't need to scan everything all the time, you can start scanning by a certain date, or stop scanning when you've found all payments, etc

I am the cake wallet dev that added silent payments, currently I only work on the Bitcoin features and other misc changes around the app, and the web services, while another dev is focused on evm coins like ETH, SOL and TRX, and another dev is focused on the Monero stuff, etc there's more and we are all able to work together as well

we use common libraries for everything in the code, the bitcoin features are added on top of the https://github.com/mrtnetwork/bitcoin_base dart library which allows more people to have eyes on it since libraries can be reused by any other codebase

pretty easy to do actually, and with this productivity stack this gives us room to have features other wallets don't have (like silent payments) and we can research for more, like paynyms, payjoin, coinjoins, etc, which is what I am doing, I do this while the bitcoin wallet is working and doesn't need to be changing all the time, and the other devs are working on the other stuff, then always moving a few steps ahead

thank you!

Has the HRF supported #FreeSamourai ? Does it support other privacy projects like joinstr ?

thanks! It did actually work this time :) https://rafael-xmr.npub.pro/

npub is npub1saessfmtu5xwnwh60e0rwnj0e067npv6yxgc7d96algqqart056s5gkuqh I actually see the error Error: Failed to reserve domain name when it gets to this screen, maybe something wrong with my name or username having unknown digits or emojis? thanks for looking into it

I am getting stuck in the "This may take 5-10 seconds to complete" every time I try it, but I really like the concept so I'm going to keep trying from time to time

edit: I see the error "fetchRelays timeout" in console