I couldn't bare @Amethyst not working properly anymore and moved to @Jumble. Tested all of the available apps as an alternative and stopped on Jumble for its slick design and extensive feature base. Using it on GOD device as an app.

Following the latest major update, @Amethyst has become very buggy: the notifications tab is never up-to-date, there are missing posts and reactions all too often, can't finetune the relay list as before, phone gets too hot when using it, more data consumption and followers count is constantly changing. @Vitor Pamplona something is not right it seems with it now.

@YakiHonne I was trying the app and was quite surprised how smooth it is. The only thing I want additionally is to have a feed that is in one continues column, not in two columns with grid layout.

A crazy way of product placement, too funny. Price and time is what everything is about, and bitcoin has its part in this too. View quoted note →

How do fit into this gossip model the aggregation relays? #asknostr

I have lost 1/5th of my followers following #Amethyst update. @Vitor Pamplona any ideas why?

TradFi thinks they’re domesticating #Bitcoin with “clean coin” rails. In reality, every dollar of liquidity they pour in only hardens it into the global unit of account. The more they “control” it, the less they matter. The trap is set: Bitcoin absorbs, TradFi dissolves.

BIS’s new ‘clean coin’ rules tighten the grip on Bitcoin-to-fiat conversions. But for those focused on p2p transactions and circular #Bitcoin economies, it’s just extra incentive to stay outside the system. Regulations shape behavior, but conviction shapes the future.

On the recent news that #BIS is trying to push self-surveillance on the plebs, there isn't a power able to stop you from transacting p2p except your and your peers' convictions. I hope people won't accept this narrative and won't demand "clean coins" from each other when shit hits the fan. Our worst enemy is our own convictions.

Browser fingerprinting is identifying visits even through #TOR. The false sense of privacy you get with TOR is quite dangerous.

Monero’s smaller network size makes it more vulnerable to a 51% attack compared to #Bitcoin. With fewer miners, a single pool like Qubic can more easily gain majority control over Monero’s hashing power. Bitcoin’s larger, more distributed network makes such attacks much harder to pull off. The result: #Monero faces bigger risks from mining centralization.

Ladies and gentlemen, how are we to survive without our wallet apps being offered in the PlayStore? #asknostr