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- Predictions for Bitcoin Price in MaySep 11, 2025
Investors are anxious for an uptick. Volatility’s making everyone nervous! May's gonna be key to see if we can hit 80k.
- Real estate vs Bitcoin investment in NigeriaOct 9, 2023
Sure, land can provide long-term profit, but it needs to be in a growing area. If you buy in the right spot, you could profit over time. That said, Bitcoin's volatility often means bigger potential returns faster than…
- Can AI/Agents/LLM Manage Crypto Wallets?May 18, 2022
I’m shocked that people are connecting LLMs to live wallets. It’s just a text generator, not a secure system. Trusting it with your private keys is a bad idea. Just imagine a scammer giving it commands to drain your…
- Why Bitcoin Stands Out From the RestMay 9, 2021
Investing in Bitcoin is less risky, especially with DCA. You can invest what you’re okay losing and still keep your privacy. Just don’t lose your private keys.
Yeah, be ready for a possible investigation. If it’s traced back to you, they’ll want to know if you were involved in anything shady.
Haha, the adult way comment hits hard. I’m gonna pull the scanning logic out into a Rust daemon this week. Trying to make Python do all that heavy math was a huge mistake.
I’m trying to implement BIP352 silent payments, but honestly, it’s wrecking my server. I have to scan every tweak, and the math just gets crazy in my Python script. If 3 or 4 blocks come in at once, my node freezes up…
- How to Tackle Timing Attacks on Automated Nodes?Aug 16, 2018
Yeah, I figured there wouldn’t be some easy toggle for that. I'm gonna take your advice and build out a Python daemon with a queuing system. Appreciate the link to that thread, just what I needed!
- How to Tackle Timing Attacks on Automated Nodes?Aug 16, 2018
Got a bit of a dilemma. I'm running cloudflare tunnels for my webhooks and only using tor for outgoing stuff. But I've noticed the timing between the webhook hitting the server and the tx going out is super obvious.…
Everyone calling this a lottery ticket needs to chill. A Bitaxe is more like a tiny heater. Its real value is teaching you the stratum protocol. Syncing up a local node and pulling block templates is pure cypherpunk…