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Nayuta Wallet Android v0.2.0: LNURL Pay QR Code Support
Nayuta is a mobile Lightning wallet for easy payments and automatic channel management with LSP.
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Nayuta is a mobile Lightning wallet for easy payments and automatic channel management with LSP.
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Mutiny is an open-source, non-custodial bitcoin and lightning web and Android wallet.
News
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals might have paved the way for bitcoin exchange-traded funds by siding with Grayscale in a lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission which had denied the company’s application to convert the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust to an ETF.
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Floresta is a lightweight, fully-validating Bitcoin node powered by Utreexo, with an integrated Electrum Server.
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NDK is a nostr development kit that makes the experience of building Nostr-related applications, whether they are relays, clients, or anything in between, better, more reliable and overall nicer to work with than existing solutions.
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Zaprite is a non-custodial platform for Bitcoin invoicing, project management and expense tracking.
News
"On a smaller scale, closing channels is common to maintain capital efficiency. In July we did a larger operation without advance notice and caused quite a stir. We wanted to get ahead of it this time," River said.
Research
"As a solo miner, an average of 266,000 kWh of electricity is required to mine a 1 BTC. This process spans about 7 years, with a monthly electricity consumption of around 143 kWh."
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Stacker.news is like hacker.news but pays you in sats.
Research
Nucleus is a draft proposal for Lightning multipeer payment channels which provides better capital efficiency (no inbound liquidity is required) and liveness. It also doesn't rely on a penalty mechanism and doesn't require the use of atomic swaps and routed payments for scaling.
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Vendata.io is a Nostr client for interacting with data vending machines.
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"RoboSats is a Free and Open Source project, anyone can spin up a new RoboSats backend instance. This is in fact ideal, given that the more backend instances there are, the more decentralized RoboSats becomes and the harder it is to stop."