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@npub1zqnl...v2pm is implementing the solution to the "sybil zapping" problem that you mention at 12m45 You can burn sats by leaving them onchain as anyone-can-spend outputs that are CLTV-locked to the future (decades in the future, if you want to help with the security budget). A "notary" collects all the nostr event IDs, and the sats to burn for each one, and makes a single burn transaction on chain with a Merkle hash - in an op_return -to store all the IDs of the nostr events Nostr clients and nostr relays can then verify the transaction and the Merkle proof to see which events have burned sats attached to them There is a Nostr DVM @Notarized Notes of these notarized notes

@ODELL regarding quantum, I completely agree that the fix is to create quantum proof addresses that people can opt into. Is opensats funding any devs working on this stuff?

@Marty Bent Andor is not just a good star wars show, it's a great show full stop. I was surprised by it. Resonates with bitcoiners. Should be mandatory viewing for collectivists. Only two seasons so not a huge slog. It's a prequel to Rogue One (ends right where the movie begins) and is mostly about the inner workings of the Empire and the origins of the rebels. All the characters are interesting and well developed. Thank me later!

the whole purpose of bitcoin is so you don’t have to insert stuff in your butt. - @ODELL View quoted note →