I was perusing the top lists on Stacker News, as I do from time to time, and it occurred to me that how we each score across categories is something like a Stacker News personality type.
My All-Time Scores
- Cowboy: 4th
- Value: 4th
- Stacking: 3rd
- Spending: 19th
- Comments: 5th
- Posts: 10th
- Referrals: 46th
So, it looks like I'm highly consistent, I say things people like, I prefer to take part in conversations than lead them, I'm a bit of a cheapskate, and I have no social influence. That more or less checks out.
I'm not surprised to be doing so poorly at referrals (I actually do try to attract people to SN), but the gap between stacking and spending surprised me (I think of myself as someone who splashes sats around with a fair amount of abandon).
It takes a couple minutes to do, but what is your Stacker personality profile? Does it reflect how you think of yourself?
Day 70 of snailposting everyday 'til BTC hits $100k.
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Good idea. Still figuring out how I want to interweave bitcoin stats with usd stats for people that don't know much about bitcoin.
If you do not plan to spend a large amount of sats over LN, then I think accumulating few sats over LN from SN, nostr and other sources, will be OK to use any custodial LN wallets that will not bother you with channels management.
I wrote this guide for example, describing how to do it:
https://darth-coin.github.io/beginner/getting-started-stack-sats-en.html
Basically you just accumulate few sats, little by little and once the amount is considered enough to be converted into a good UTXO, just swap it out into your onchain cache or cold wallets.
THERE'S NOTHING WRONG using custodial non-KYC accounts for that. The amounts will not be anyways so significant to affect your finances and also you are not touching your cold stash.
Keep it simple guys!
Cool idea. I was blissfully unaware living in my parallel stacker sports universe.