Testing new onboarding approach. Giving NFC card with some sats on it as a tip. It’s reusable. You don’t loose the sats until receiver accepts them. Almost any lighting wallet can be used. Ecash would work too, but it’s not yet that adopted so I keep using LNURLw.

The more you know about fiat, the less you want to have it. With Bitcoin, it's the opposite.

We're improving fee rate predictions in Trezor Suite: - More frequent data refresh - Precision to two decimal places - Soon, you'll be able to make transactions below 1 sat/vB

It is happening 🎉

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Is it time to relay even transactions with fee rate lower than 1 sat/vB? \ stacker news ~bitcoin

The minrelaytxfee parameter defines the minimum transaction fee that a node is willing to relay to other nodes on the network. Typically set to 0.0...

Dollar has reached another all time low (ATL) and it keeps falling. Some people are still willing to give you 855 sat for 1 USD 🤷

A person is young as long as they have their parents.

Is there some private electricity provider accepting bitcoin? The state version obviously doesn’t work 🫠

Let’s imagine we’re living 30 years ago and going around trying to explain to people how email will change the world. Who would even care? We could even tell them how to set it up, but that would be pointless too. However, if during collaboration we mention that we’ll send the info via email and act like they’re Neanderthals for not knowing what it is… maybe after a few iterations, they’ll start getting interested. I remember many companies trying to figure out how to make a website—just so they wouldn’t fall completely behind. We should approach bitcoin adoption the same way. Don’t explain anything—just require bitcoin for collaboration.

I don’t like the concept of tipping. But it’s quite a good opportunity to onboard someone into bitcoin. Don’t want bitcoin? Then no worries. But here, I’m offering you a voucher for bitcoin… you can check it out at home in peace, or I can help you with it next time.

Have dignity and always demand payment in bitcoin for your work.

You don’t protect your privacy because you have something to hide. You protect it because you have something to protect. ~ wise man in @vexl 😎 T-shirt 👏

Inspiring read for builders: https://medium.com/@hemal/the-modern-day-good-product-manager-bad-product-d5b537398e3a

Do you think we can catch up over the summer on what we neglected because of school?

When I pay with #bitcoin, businesses often use services that understandably charge a fee for processing the payment. 👌 Paying with bitcoin ends up surprisingly being more expensive than with fiat. Yet the merchant saves money on many fiat-related fees. Whether they use Confirmo, Qerko, or indirectly tools like Bitrefill. Wouldn't it make more sense to actually incentivize bitcoin payments? 🚀 The user, the merchant, and the payment processor all benefit from such transactions.

Do you still use fiat sometimes? #asknostr

Is it better to stick with standard names like ‘coin control’ or go with more descriptive ones like ‘select coins’?

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Don’t beg the gatekeepers. Walk your sovereign path 💪 @BTC Sessions

Bitcoiners, annoying since 2009… BUT STILL RIGHT! https://xcancel.com/peruvian_bull/status/1938104582095442067