DA₿OLOSKOV

Parresiast and selftaught. Building the whitepaper in 3D @Thebtcmuseum.

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

Voici un petit récapitulatif concernant l'utilisation des clés des utilisateurs de @Bitcoin. ⤵️

1/ Premièrement, on remarque un plébiscite des #HardwareWallet face au autres solutions de « Cold Storage » comme les #PaperWallet.

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@AltcoinsFrance Ça fait deux ans. Vous êtes en retard mes gars...

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@tirodem @Plaphakan Le vrai problème c'est que tu peux pas être propriétaire en Thaïlande sauf d'un condo à certaines conditions. Tu peux risquer avec un prête-nom mais tu risques 170k€ dans l'histoire. Sans compté que les assurances ne sont pas aussi développées en Thaïlande qu'en France.

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@StreetFashion01 Isn't it the kind of thing that you are doing after winning the WC?

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@BitcoinCouteau Faut déjà comprendre les fondamentaux.

[nunchuk_io @nunchuk_io]

Prompt:
“Create a 3-of-4 wallet. After 2 years, it becomes 2-of-4. After 5 years, it becomes 1-of-4.”

What this is:
A decaying multisig created with an AI agent using Nunchuk CLI + Agent Skills.
No Miniscript knowledge needed.

It starts as 3-of-4.
After 2 years, it becomes 2-of-4.
After 5 years, any 1 of the 4 keys can spend.

[calle @callebtc]

telegram can read all your messages.

pavol thinks you’re stupid.

[The Bitcoin Museum @thebtcmuseum]

"I'll pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas..." posted programmer Laszlo Hanyecz on Bitcoin Talk forum.

Four days later, two large pizzas arrived at his door.

This became the first official commercial transaction using Bitcoin. Those 10,000 BTC (worth about $41 back then) are now worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

Every May 22nd, our global community celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day to honor the ultimate tech craving. It reminds us how a simple dinner order proved that programmable currency could work in the real world.

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

This 👌

[Giacomo Loathsome Bitcoin Destroyer Zucco @giacomozucco]

Silent payments are great, but they should be even more integrated with static LN invoices and even Nostr contacts. Eventually every UX pattern converges over one single sharable and reusable address for each of our (multiple) "identity interfaces", all controlled by a threshold of (multiple) personal cryptographic secrets.

[Giacomo Loathsome Bitcoin Destroyer Zucco @giacomozucco]

Silent payments are great, but they should be even more integrated with static LN invoices and even Nostr contacts. Eventually every UX pattern converges over one single sharable and reusable address for each of our (multiple) "identity interfaces", all controlled by a threshold of (multiple) personal cryptographic secrets.

[GG @UnruggableGG]

🥷@craigraw just shipped Silent Payments receiving in Sparrow Wallet!

One Bitcoin address. Reuse it forever. Zero privacy loss.

This is one of the biggest privacy upgrades Bitcoin has had in years. Here's why it matters and what Silent Payments actually are. 🧵

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@giacomozucco @PupusasG The Patoshi pattern which you can explore on VR with @realm_is at @btchousebali. Thanks to @thebtcmuseum

[Seb Gouspillou @SebGouspillou]

@MadureNiko @BigBlock_DC Fin de règne cataclysmique

[Ludovic Lars @lugaxker]

Je n'aurai malheureusement pas l'occasion de conclure ma série de cours sur l'histoire de Bitcoin pour PlanB Network. Le dernier devait concerner l'essor de BTC entre septembre 2012 et février 2014. Les recherches sont déjà +/- faites.

Que dois-je faire ? (sondage ci-dessous)

[Mill3sim3 Permissionless ⚡️ @Mill3sim3]

GN GN My Bitcoiners !!!
17 rue Chapon à Paris
@Bitcoin_week

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@diaphana @Festival_Cannes @Quinzaine Bientôt sur Ps2 !? J'trouve ça géniale !

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@TheCoinDad Looks like another person!

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@dtlier @Mill3sim3 @Pleb_Style Deedeuh iou bye ze deep?

[Marcel @realmarcel1]

🤩

[Blockstream_intern @blockstream_int]

— EVM brain:

“we can program anything.”

— UTXO brain:

“can the user verify what they’re about to sign?”

That’s the real shift.

Programmability is easy to sell.

Security is harder to fake.

A small thread on UTXO programmability and verifiable state. 🧵

[DA₿OLOSKOV @daboloskov]

@Mill3sim3 Enquête exclusive sur les cryptokidnapping