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The latest episode of Once Bitten has just dropped. Join @CunyRenaud as he shares why he built The Bitcoin Portal dashboard and his BIP 110 weekly substack series. fountain.fm/episode/sTke88…















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Another one bites the dust. Meanwhile plebs keep plugging in. Very bullish solo mining this cycle. Block space won't be controlled by the biggest miner, or the most efficient miner. It will be controlled by those who want it badly enough to sacrifice for it.



It appears a #bitaxe has solved its first #bitcoin block on @ckpooldev solo ckpool ! Congratulations to the lucky Bitaxer!🎉 You just made Open-Source Bitcoin mining hardware History!









I think something like joinstr (conjoin over nostr) is a reasonable direction for decentralized privacy protocol. FinCEN 2019 specifies that people exchanging money infrequently and not for profit are not regulated MSBs including in peer to peer contexts (notably p2p exchangers doing so regularly and for profit _are_ MSBs). They could walk that back but it would seem to me that people coordinating a collaborative spend without an intent to conceal criminal activity, ie doing so for privacy, would be well within acceptable parameters put forth by FinCEN both in 2019 guidance and the NPRM. Highlighted sections attached. While there is an overall war on privacy, we have to call out that so far FinCEN has been very clear that they don’t intend to go after legitimate, peer to peer privacy. What they care about is money laundering activity at centralized for profit businesses. I am not a lawyer. Read for yourself and do your own research.