Clark Moody's Dashboard (For various stats regarding the bitcoin blockchain, lightning network and the ecosystem)
mempool.observer (Another great mempool stats tool by the bitcoin dev b10c. Also has a transaction monitor to filter out different types of transactions sent to the bitcoin network)
Privacy
Samourai Wallet (A really good privacy-focused bitcoin wallet with support of CoinJoin and PayJoin implementations built-in)
oxt.me (An explorer that can be used to analyse any utxo and also track them. It's graph tool is really good and can be used to protect yourself from knowing if your wallet leaks information in a way that can be caught by chain-analysis companies)
kycp.org (Another privacy explorer for bitcoin to know the privacy score of your coins)
Exchanges
fixedfloat (A custodial swap service that I use for swapping LN and on-chain. Really good service to swap by small dust and change utxos into LN bitcoin!)
RoboSats (Recently been experimenting with Robo sats which is a really nice p2p private bitcoin exchange that uses the lightning network)
There might be a few more small tools and services that I am definitely missing, but these are the ones that I use on a regular basis.
So basically this open source code could replace the 3rd step in this guide, so that you don't have to use ln.cash and can use this instead running in your own server.
This basically closes the loop and makes everything necessary to make lightning tap payments open source, and peer-to-peer, with no need of any intermediaries.
PH might have been the wrong example, maybe more like yelp or review of current/ new Bitcoin products/ companies - what you mentioned in your other comment sounds great. Something that is sortable (launch date/ sector etc) - not so much about up voting with sats, I would love to be able to read bitcoiners/ experts/ people (I respect) reviews/comments about products/companies in one spot. I think having that here, will eventually bring people here as the product hunt type launch feature that people will visit to hear what new stuff is coming out.
One example: there has been some great comments on ways to earn sats - would love a post/tab where I can read in one spot what people are saying about "Bitcoin Libre"
I owned the spac but sold shortly after the merger to buy more bitcoin. I hadn't looked at it in awhile before seeing your post.
Quick analysis. Very interesting company and for a tech company their price to sales is not bad at all. They are losing money but looks like they are on a path to profitability.
All about the iOS PWA notification fixes lol I enjoy following the discussion on the GitHub bug
Day 157 of snailposting everyday 'til BTC hits $100k.
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Explorers and Dashboards
Privacy
Exchanges
There might be a few more small tools and services that I am definitely missing, but these are the ones that I use on a regular basis.
So basically this open source code could replace the 3rd step in this guide, so that you don't have to use ln.cash and can use this instead running in your own server.
This basically closes the loop and makes everything necessary to make lightning tap payments open source, and peer-to-peer, with no need of any intermediaries.
Amazing times.
I think a new format.
PH might have been the wrong example, maybe more like yelp or review of current/ new Bitcoin products/ companies - what you mentioned in your other comment sounds great. Something that is sortable (launch date/ sector etc) - not so much about up voting with sats, I would love to be able to read bitcoiners/ experts/ people (I respect) reviews/comments about products/companies in one spot. I think having that here, will eventually bring people here as the product hunt type launch feature that people will visit to hear what new stuff is coming out.
One example: there has been some great comments on ways to earn sats - would love a post/tab where I can read in one spot what people are saying about "Bitcoin Libre"
Hope that makes sense!
Yes it was. A whole generation have been cut off from home ownership.
I owned the spac but sold shortly after the merger to buy more bitcoin. I hadn't looked at it in awhile before seeing your post.
Quick analysis. Very interesting company and for a tech company their price to sales is not bad at all. They are losing money but looks like they are on a path to profitability.
Not a bad speculative bet.