Please welcome our first Texan, @benthecarman, to Spiral. After one year probably doing JPEG work at Taproot Wizards, Ben will tackle LDK Server and a new SDK that simplifies how we onboard self-custodial bitcoin users, two things that his Mutiny wallet work lend themselves to. image
Opinions vary on how best to get strangers into bitcoin. image
Spiral wizard Yuval Kogman gets to put ”wizard” as his occupation on tax forms, legal documents, and lease applications for a reason. “The Scroll #3: A Brief History of Wallet Clustering“ image
April’s Nerd of the Month is @the_charlatan_. This one’s so nerdy that it took four of us to make it understandable even to other nerds.
Just because our quarterly progress report is now multiple newsletters doesn’t mean we still can’t have a quarterly progress report. It just means that it’s much shorter and mostly bullet points because none of us have attention spans anymore:
From the same bitcoin co-working and events space that brought you Presidio Bitcoin Jam comes a no-holds-barred adrenaline-fueled thrill ride called 21 in 21, where our own Haley Berkoe asks people like this dude you’ve never heard of 21 questions about bitcoin in 21 minutes:
This post was originally released a couple of days ago on by some devs who forgot that Spiral now has a newsletter that covers, among other things, LDK-related stuff like VSS. As recompense, they have all been assigned to eat a bowl of spiders. image
The Nostr community could be the only community that understands our latest newsletter. Twitter seems to be struggling:
This is quickly becoming my all-time favorite Spiral writing project. And we have had SO MANY of those over the years:
If your bitcoin investment strategy can’t fit in a fortune cookie, it’s too complicated.