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Unless @Apple's decision to terminate @craigraw's Apple Developer account is reversed by June 30, all new installs of Sparrow will fail, and development on macOS will end. If you value Sparrow, a repost would help. @AppleSupport

Just launched my first #bitcoin wallet - Thrilla ⚡ 🔐 Self-custodial with Silent Payments at the core 📧 BitMail for easy Bitcoin addresses 🧪 Available for now on Bitcoin Signet network thrilla.me

@arcbtc @BTCPrague Don't miss on @BarNumberSeven ... Great beer, last year!.. Running on @lnbits - Historic place, too - opposite the first mining pool - SlushPool, sadly not there any more.

I'll be dropping some MEGA nos_tr info and unveiling some important nos_tr things at the Prague 600bn party. If you’re going to @BTCPrague, make sure you pop along! It's rammed full of #bitcoin live music/bands/djs. 600000000000.com

@satmojoe The "Red button" man nails it again... and again... and again...!! 💪

If you don't have Bitcoin in self-custody, then you are on the wrong side of the wall. (A presentation to treasury company shareholders)

@robin_linus The one I built: SilentPayments for #LNBits "The beauty is in the eye of the beholder" - not in this one. Beauty is in privacy and self-custody which is BE.

Which Bitcoin wallet do you think has the best UX?

@cakewallet And you've broken BIP353 sending - email type BTC addresses.. it generates a LN invoice instead of looking up DNS - intentional?

One app, everything you need for Bitcoin. ⛓️ On-chain ⚡️ Lightning 🔀 Payjoin v2 🤫 Silent Payments Cake Wallet is a 1-of-1 Bitcoin wallet.

@bitcoinhodlco @CoinCornerDanny Thank you! that's now 100 sovereign sats.

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@keonne In the eyes of many you stand tall as Satoshi did when he developed Bitcoin. Keep that in mind when in there. Be proud of yourself for what you gave us and the fact that you are one of us and not them. Thank you for making us Satoshi Samourais.

Tonight is the last time I will sleep in my own bed next to my loving wife. For the next 5 years I will be housed in a federal prison at taxpayer expense for a "crime" without a victim. Just one of many victims of lawfare perpetrated by a weaponized Biden DOJ where truth and justice were sidelined in favor of a political anti innovation agenda. Where evidence was hidden and suppressed because it didn't fit the story highly partisan line prosecutors needed to tell. Where Supreme Court precedence was ignored by activist judges. Tomorrow I will surrender to FPC Morgantown. I will no longer be Keonne Rodriguez inside that institution, instead I will be a number, 11404-511. But outside of those walls my name will be kept alive. My loving wife, my family, my friends, all of you who have supported #pardonsamourai will make sure of that. I know walking into that institution that the story doesn't end there. I maintain hope that President @realDonaldTrump is a fair man, a man of the people, who will see this prosecution for what it was: an anti innovation, anti american, attack on the rights and liberties of free people. I believe his team @AGPamBondi @EdMartinDOJ @DAGToddBlanche and others truly want to end the weaponization of the DOJ that the previous administration wielded so effectively. The framers of our Constitution gave the Executive the power to pardon for exactly this reason, to balance out and restore justice when no one else would. President Trump has proven he takes that power seriously. I believe he will continue to wield that power for good and pardon me and Bill. Keep up the noise. Thank you all for your support. See you on the other side.

@econoalchemist All they did was: take $100 bill, split it 5 times and put a fake serial number on those $20 bills that bastards from Chainanalysis would know nothing about. All taking place within the wallet.That's why they had to go "down". No money transmission, especially no money laundering

Non-custodial means that Samourai Wallet never took anyone's money. It was just a piece of software that allowed the user to keep control of their own money. That is not a money transmitting business by any stretch of the meaning, yet the DOJ is throwing these software developers in prison for their code. ✍️ sign & share the petition to #pardonsamourai & get this issue in front of @realDonaldTrump change.org/billandkeonne Watch the full interview with @LibertyRoundTbl here: libertyroundtable.com/podcast/lrt-vi…

@sethforprivacy @cakewallet Start using proper Derivation path for SilentPayments.. the same seed gives different SP address in Cake and @setor_bl BlindBit Scan...can learn a lot from this guy.. wouldn't touch your SP till then..

Working on our @cakewallet roadmap for 2026, what are some things you just can't live without and would love to see us add in the coming year? Roadmap is filling up fast 👀

@UTXOTimes Miners are "printing" Bitcoin - 3.125 every 10 mins or so

Telegram CEO says he thinks #Bitcoin will go to $1,000,000 👀 "The governments keep printing money like no tomorrow. Nobody is printing Bitcoin."

@btcqna @MaxBitbuybit it was intentional, but would like to hear more from yourselves.

@btcqna @MaxBitbuybit Do SilentPayments have future and why not?

Any Bitcoin brief questions for @MaxBitbuybit and I? We record in 3 hours.

@GrassFedBitcoin instead of crying about it, could you make a post on how to revert changes: set OP_RETURN back to 83 in policy. h file etc.

No one is going to run nodes if archival data contains tonnes of gross media/malware plainly embedded in the chain. "It's possible to do that anyway in some way no one ever does at the moment" I'm tired of hearing it. Default policy of 100kb for OP_RETURN means it'll be commonplace, having been actively endorsed by Core and everyone not rejecting their recklessness. That is "technically" no different whilst realistically another planet from where we are now.

@brumbitcoin And they will charge you for that "service".. Few years ago I wanted to move out of II and the transfer fee was £300!

I'm currently moving a SIPP from Vanguard across to II. The funds have all been sold & it's 100% in cash. "I will take up to 6 weeks to transfer your funds." How TF is this not instant in 2025? 6 weeks! Legacy finance is so.....tiresome.

@wanderinKing072 nice one!.. wen stealth mode? (icon shows as Calculator)

Once again, I have the honor to announce a new version of Sentinel. Make sure to update your apps from Obtanium. Or the github repo: github.com/wanderingking0… Or the APK repository: github.com/wanderingking0…

@BitcoinBim @DominicFrisby Mine got checked on the very first journey..not a problem...everything is really as described, "picture perfect"..

@DominicFrisby Further evidence of Prague being a high trust city ... I used public transport A LOT Observations - Not once was my ticket checked. It felt like buying marmalade from an honesty box - No litter or graffiti at all - Not hoards of staff - No gate control - Cheap - Aircon worked

Portable Wealth in a Wobbly World I am writing today’s dispatch from Prague Airport, on my way back to Blighty. What a splendid city Prague is, and what a lovely bunch the Czechs are. It feels like this is still very much a high-trust society. Twice I left my bag in public places – full of very nickable laptop, passport and other gubbins – and both times I came back to find my bag untouched, but safely put to one side. At night the city felt safe. It was very clean – I actually started looking out for litter and I couldn’t see any anywhere, whether in the centre or the suburbs, where I was staying. I always think litter – or lack thereof – is a good indicator of how much people really care about their surroundings, how loyal to and invested in their area they feel, and, indeed, how well brought up they are. The Czechs were lovely: polite, hard-working, respectful, full of ambition and drive, and good looking. The story is that Hitler went to university in Prague and loved the place that so much that, when the Nazis invaded in 1939, he ordered that the city should not be bombed but preserved. I heard the story last time I was here, and heard it again this time. But then I just fact-checked this story and apparently it is total rollocks - Hitler never went to university anywhere, nor did he visit Prague. Perhaps the city survived because the Czechs decided not put up any resistance, so the Nazis went unopposed, which meant they didn’t need to bomb anything. In any case, the city is preserved and you can feel the history as you stroll about the stunning centre. It makes you cry for all the cities that did get flattened in WWII and the memories that disappeared with them. The food was lovely. So was the beer. I even had a couple. All in all, travel, board and lodging cost half of what they do in London, I’d say, at a guess. Just as I did last time I was here, I came away enamoured with the place, feeling that I must come back soon. As for the conference itself and bitcoin, what did I learn? (to continue reading click the next tweet)

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