Pseudonym protects against other people in the Internet, not against the government. The gov always knows who you are.

Oh, there's better examples than Hamilton, come on 😁 He actually should have been tarred and feathered - central banks... Pffft.

It's because the receiver doesn't have a nip17 client. You are forcing it, but it is likely the person will never receive it.

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People often say that you should create your personal brand. That's narrow-minded thinking. Pseudonyms allow you to create multiple. Why stop at one personal brand, when you can scale? View quoted note →

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But it does make their life a bit harder. I try to be as anonymous as possible, so they spend a lot of resources on me, only to find out after months of investigation that I'm the most boring average Joe 😂

Satoshi's creation of Bitcoin seems to be the coolest thing I've come across in my life. It has given me hope and inspired me to keep learning. Remaining anonymous is no small feat. Go with open source everything if possible. Educate yourself on non kyc, self custody and privacy. Touch grass and leave only footprints. Be aware, decent, humble, and grateful. Stack sats. View quoted note →

Australia has enacted a world-first ban on social media for users aged under 16, causing millions of children and teenagers to lose access to their accounts. They would all be very welcome in Nostr, where the government has no power.

@Gigi Those who dominate privacy tools dominate the game.

Then definitely don't lookup his dad. 🐸