I lived there back when BTCUSD was @ 600 but most of my orange pilling fell in deaf ears, I hope many of them already realized why it was important to allocate part of their savings into it. 
It hurts me to see how central powers f* up the country so badly, it's a beautiful place.

Pure debian, its like vanilla.  Learn to add what you want to it.  Also most guides online are for Ubuntu (which is debian based so you can benefit from them).



MichaelMossQXT

Minibits is an eCash wallet with a focus on performance and usability. Cash is issued by mints and backed by Bitcoin via the Cashu protocol and Lightning Network.

 off and on for a while. Today I decided to switch over to it for Stacker.news. You can add the mint of your choice. I've tried CoinOS and MiniBits so far.

Its only available on Android for now but it seems like a viable option for SN. NWC and the Lightning address work for me.

Anyone else tried this setup with success?

Edit:  Please be careful though. I only keeps small amounts in these types of wallets. I think they are fine for stuff like SN but your milage may vary.

meta

> Minibits is an eCash wallet with a focus on performance and usability. Cash is issued by mints and backed by Bitcoin via the Cashu protocol and Lightning Network.


I've been testing [MiniBits](https://www.minibits.cash) off and on for a while. Today I decided to switch over to it for Stacker.news. You can add the mint of your choice. I've tried CoinOS and MiniBits so far. 

Its only available on Android for now but it seems like a viable option for SN. NWC and the Lightning address work for me. 

Anyone else tried this setup with success?

Edit:  Please be careful though. I only keeps small amounts in these types of wallets. I think they are fine for stuff like SN but your milage may vary. 