"Let git be git. Let nostr be nostr." — @DanConwayDev

OpenSats

Good Luck Banning a Key Pair

We can bring back git's decentralised roots with nostr.

"On one side was Google, the big name, the fancy offices, all of that. On the other side I could work on Bitcoin, which I found both technically fascinating and genuinely important." — @danielabrozzoni

OpenSats

Daniela Brozzoni Turned Down a Google Internship to Work on Bitcoin

Daniela Brozzoni was just 19 when she turned down an internship at Google to follow a career in Bitcoin and FOSS.

“A global decentralized protocol should also have a broad and decentralized base of people who understand it deeply enough to maintain, review, and challenge it.” — @npub12a6h...clwp

OpenSats

Bruno Garcia Is Making Bitcoin More Resilient Through Testing and Education

Bruno Garcia's goal is to make Bitcoin more resilient not only by testing its code, but also by bringing more Brazilian developers to it.

Tor and WireGuard are two major projects supported by OpenSats. This impact report takes a closer look at them both:

OpenSats

Open Infrastructure for the Bitcoin Network

An impact report from the front-lines of network infrastructure development.

Nym21 built BRK the way a tardigrade lives: on almost nothing, beholden to no one, and hard to kill.

OpenSats

Nym21 Made Bitcoin's On-Chain Metrics Free, and the Pros Who Sell Them Came Running

nym21 built free Bitcoin analytics out of spite, and made them so good that the professionals who charge for the same data quietly started using his.

No benevolent dictator, no weird incentives, no short-term thinking, no trusted third parties, and no cut from donations. Why OpenSats is set up the way it is.

OpenSats

Avoiding Single Points of Failure

How OpenSats is set up to be as resilient as possible.