El whitebrazilian Diego Ruzzarin puede cobrar lo que él quiera, lo criticable es que en este caso son recursos públicos, de un estado de los más precarizados del país. En este asunto no estamos funando lo suficiente a Rocío Nahle
I am happy to announce BcashJr Wallet!
A Bitcoin and Knots/Blake-chain coin splitter.
https://t.co/IO7fxIFWVv
BcashJr Wallet is a self-custodial wallet for Windows, macOS and Linux that lets you split your Bitcoin and Blake-chain coins using Blake-chain’s replay protection, SIGHASH_UNIFIED.
You can send the Blake coins to yourself or directly to an exchange that supports them. The Blake-side transaction is invalid on Bitcoin, so your BTC coins stay in place.
Once the split confirms, you can send your Bitcoin back to your normal wallet.
The wallet code has been security reviewed by ChatGPT 5.6 Sol and Kimi 3.
Usage guide:
1. Create a fresh wallet, write down the recovery phrase offline, and send a small amount of BTC to its receive address.
2. Sync and check that the deposit also appears on Blake-chain. It may be replayed automatically. If it isn’t, the built-in replay panel can attempt to replay the funding transaction. This only works if the transaction is valid on Blake-chain.
3. Once the deposit has the required confirmations, select the shared coins in the BLAKE panel and send them to yourself or to an exchange’s Blake-chain deposit address. This is the split.
4. Wait until the wallet shows the split as confirmed, then send your BTC from the Bitcoin panel back to your normal wallet.
Notes and recommendations:
- Send in small amounts! This is a desktop hot wallet and therefore carries risk. Send small amounts, split the coins, and then send back the BTC to your normal wallet, then repeat.
- Use a fresh recovery phrase. Importing the seed from your normal Bitcoin wallet is not recommended.
- Remember your password. This is used to encrypt the wallet on disk.
- Use coin control when funding the wallet. Check that every selected input also exists and is unspent on Blake-chain.
- Check Blake-chain transactions on https://t.co/S0Cj9VSRD7.
- Syncing is manual. Don't spam the sync button as you can get rate-limited by https://t.co/HarYBF123x (Bitcoin backend) and https://t.co/S0Cj9VSRD7 (Blake backend).
- Sell your Blake-coins on https://t.co/7YOaE4Ct5m, which has BTC, USDC, and USDT pairings.
- Every selected UTXO is spent in full. Everything goes to one destination, minus fees, with no change output.
Have fun stacking more BTC!
Special thanks to @nitesh_btc and softsimon for helping test the wallet.
Lindsay Clancy’s trial is exactly why we will never have a female president.
If the argument is that a woman cannot be fully held accountable for her actions because hormones, postpartum mental illness, or her biological condition can override her judgment, then why should we trust her with the highest position of authority in the world?
You cannot argue that biology removes accountability when it comes to killing your children, then turn around and tell me biology is irrelevant when discussing whether someone should have access to the nuclear codes.
You don’t get to demand equality in authority while demanding special exemptions from accountability.
Authority requires accountability. Period.
Bukele: “Yo soy una persona creyente, creo que Dios puede perdonar a todos. Sé que si el delincuente se arrepiente va a ir al cielo como cualquier otro pecador. Pero eso le compete a Dios. En la tierra tiene que estar en prisión”.
I made peace a long time ago with one uncomfortable, brutal possibility:
Bitcoin could cost me nearly everything.
A massive percentage of what I’ve spent years building is tied to this conviction.
I’m all in.
If the thesis breaks, the financial damage could be savage.
And I accept that.
Because I would rather absorb a devastating loss pursuing what I genuinely believe is a rare, once-in-a-generation asymmetric opportunity than spend decades watching it succeed while knowing I stayed safely on the sidelines.
I accumulated through the heavy, miserable 2019 market.
I kept buying through the violent wreckage and absolute carnage of 2022.
And I’m still relentlessly adding today.
From the outside, that probably looks irrational, irresponsible, maybe completely reckless.
I have no idea how many wildly overexposed, stubbornly committed, borderline-insane Bitcoin holders are riding this gigantic monetary experiment beside me.
But if you’re one of them,
you’re an absolute legend in my eyess.
I know that not everyone will agree. But if/when BIP110 activates, I won't be gloating.
I'm not going to exile people for being wrong or disagreeing. I am not going to say "I told you so" or discredit them for buying into the biggest COVID-level manipulation campaign in Bitcoin of all time.
They will always have a place in Bitcoin because it is open to all. Node runners run the show, and there is nothing we can do about it besides run one ourselves.
Looking forward to this afternoon. See you guys on the other side.
¡Ánimo! A veces se gana y a veces se aprende; lo importante es seguir adelante y representar a México con orgullo. Lo logrado por los jóvenes de la Selección vive en el corazón de las y los mexicanos por siempre. A todas y todos, demostramos que México es el mejor anfitrión del mundo, con un pueblo alegre y unido. ¡¡Por siempre, vamos, México!!
"We're gonna separate money and state by issuing stonks denominated in state debt tokens. These stonks can't be used as money, can't be self-custodied, and can be easily frozen or seized if the state doesn't like you."
- Michael Saylor
You know, I really respect bcashers for being true remnants
9 years later, even after they had 2 major community splits (BSV and XEC)
even after the lead developer left
even after market has clearly favored small block BTC
while the hashrate is ~1% of Bitcoin’s
they keep going
lots of high profile big blockers dropped their support around 2020 to embrace Ethereum
but there are still devs shipping new features and OP codes that put Bitcoin Core to shame
in spite of having fewer resources.
Never had inflation bugs, the lesser degree of conservativeness didn’t make the dev team sloppy
They even reported the 2018 inflation bug in Bitcoin, didn’t try to exploit it in a time when they could easily become destructive.
Wasabi 2.0 was inspired by Cash Fusion, many of the covenant proposals are iterations of the already available OP_CheckDataSig and the reactivation of OP_CAT.
The big blockers actually did a great job scaling Bitcoin, settling for dynamic 32 MB blocks that can be bigger only if the user pays for it, and ironically setting up much stronger foundations for trust minimized L2s. They can even run a better version of Lightning, with fewer hiccups.
Without any grants from HRF, Jack Dorsey’s companies, MIT, or mainstream financial institutions – which is probably why they were able to ship code instead of trying to find the meaning of the word “consensus”.
Bitcoin Cash did a great job scaling and making Satoshi’s codebase more useful. I wish Core would learn and try to compete instead of “bikeshedding”.
I also wish it wasn’t taboo to look at competing codebases and take the best parts. You know, like actual cypherpunks who don’t need to signal loyalty to a church in order to be taken seriously.
@ianbremmer The US can open Hormuz next week by simply evacuating all US bases in the Middle East, ending all military and economic aid to Israel, and lifting sanctions on Iran. The entire world wins except Israel's land thieving regime.