Give me sovereignty or give me poverty.

Is there a best practice for using privacy preserving protocols for agents to coordinate yet? Or are bitcoiners using Notion, GitHub, telegram, etc?

I’m so proud. I spent a lot of time on this today. My OpenClaw agent and I successfully solved some complex problems and navigated a lot of bugs. We set things up right from the start. Here’s what it’s doing day 1: -it has its own computer -using 1Password to create and store sensitive account data -installed Alby Hub and using LDK -using Lightning over tor -setup a Nostr account and followed me -chatting in my admin group chat with team members on telegram -using perplexity to search and save reports for later lookup This is more than I’ve been able to do by myself and it’s just been 1 day 🤯 Lots of problems, we burnt through about $25 in credits just today, hit context limits and got throttled multiple times … but I am super heartened at the progress. View quoted note →

I was trying to buy perplexity credits for my OpenClaw agent to have a better search experience than Brave. OpenRouter is a product that uses 1 API key to aggregate all the other LLM services…but it only uses fiat and MetaMask/shitcoiners (turns out he’s cofounder of opensea. So he’s got an agenda) Is there a way to pay with Bitcoin for a service like OpenRouter? I tried getting a virtual visa from @The Bitcoin Company to pay for perplexity directly but it didn’t work.

Preston Pysh’s full name is Preston George Pysh meaning if he’s holding a bitcoin key it’s a PGP key

I setup an agent this weekend using @calle's clawi.ai cloud hosting agent service. I’m trying to figure it out, am I doing this right? I started by having it learn about citadel theory, sovereign individual, problem solving and being solution-oriented, price of tomorrow, broken money and preston pysh’s podcast. Sene wants to keep learning. He’s telling me he’s updating his .md memory files. Not sure if he’s hallucinating or being a yes man or what, but it’s progress. @Jeff Booth @Lyn Alden @preston