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MY APOLOGIES: In my previous X I quoted futurists Nostradamus’ 1500 and Edgar Caycees 1940 prediction that a global economic crisi would begin in 2026. A friend contacted me. He was upset with me because I stated I was going to richer during the 2026 crisis. His problem was he has never followed my X, as many of you have…. and he did not know you and I planned to get richer in a crash. For those of you who have been following my X you know my plan has always been to buy and hold “assets”the Fed, the US Goverment. and the banks can print… Those who have followed me for years already know I do not invest in stocks such as the S&P 500, US bonds, mutual funds ETFs, or save cash. I do not invest in anything the government, banks, or Wall Street prints. Those who follow me on X already know I KISS, Keep it Super Simple. I sell books I write all over the world, my Cashflow Boardgame available in over 50 languages. I raise and sell Wygu Cattle, I sell oil from my oil wells in Texas and Nortg , and I rent by the month 1500 rental units Purchased with debt, and I save real gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. I started with nothing while still flying for the US Marinez and almost never sell. Like many of you, I had no money to start with…. But just bought small assets held for years and almost never sold. Most of you know I bought my first 6 Bitcoin for $ 600, all the money I had and did not eat for days. It did not take much brain power. It Did take plain and simple US Marine Corps stupidity, discipline, and close friends, not with money but with spiritual suppot. I could not believe 1500 Nostradamus called for a crash in 2926 and Edgar Cayce in 1940 called for crash in 2926. I do not know if their 2026 crash comes true…. Yet if it does come true, I am confident You and I will grow richer…. While millions grow poorer. Even Warren Buffer has sold billions in stocks, and sits in $35 Billions in cash waiting for S&P crash , waiting to buy priceless assets on sale. What are you doing? Rich Lesson on investing: investors who can see the future are the investors that get richer. The “Buy, hold, and pray,” crowd will be the biggest LOSERs. I continue to invest in assets the Fed and government and Wall Street cannot print. What are you going to do.? Follow the Buffets plan, go to cash, and prepare to buy real assets at real low prices…and get rich. Me personally. If a bank or Wall Street can print it….i don’t want. But that is just me. I love oil….real estate, golf, silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and food production. I like real. I hate fake. What are you going to? Don’t be like millions who will THINK….and do nothing? Trust this X makes a few points clearer.
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2026 CRASH? FUTURISTS: Nostradamus in 1500 said disaster would hit the world in 2026. Edgar Cayce in 1950 also predicted a massive crash occurring in 2026. What do you think? You may want to tune into YouTube videos for more details on these two famous futurist predictions. My question is, “If there is a massive crash in 2026, will you become richer or poorer? I plan on getting richer. Take care.
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Tired of apps that treat your phone number like a permanent leash? 📱⛓️ Signal, WhatsApp, Telegram — great privacy claims, but all anchored to that one vulnerable number. Lose it, change it, or get SIM-swapped? Your entire social graph vanishes. MOSAVI flips the script: 🔑 Private key = your unbreakable identity 🔒 No phone, no email, no real-name ties 🌐 Nostr-powered decentralization: no single point of failure 🛡️ Full E2EE + impossible account bans Your chats should be as sovereign as your wallet. Time to upgrade. Search “MOSAVI” on App Store or Google Play — download and own your comms today 🚀 #MOSAVI# #Nostr# #Privacy# #Web3# #DigitalSovereignty#
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Creators and project teams today actually own a lot of assets. But most of these assets are only usage rights granted by platforms. Xiaohongshu, Douyin, TikTok, X, YouTube, Claude, OpenAI, Notion, Google Drive, GitHub, Discord. Accounts, followers, content libraries, historical interactions, recommendation weight, API access, payment channels. All of them live under someone else’s rules. TikTok’s official account safety page clearly includes processes for content removal, account bans, appeals, and data downloads. Anthropic’s transparency page also states that policy violations may lead to warnings, suspensions, or termination of access, and disclosed 1.45 million banned accounts in the second half of 2025. This is not a conspiracy theory. This is simply how platform governance works. People felt this less strongly in the past. That made sense. Back then, many people treated internet assets mainly as traffic tools. Losing an account hurt, but it did not always feel like a systemic loss of assets. That has changed. Content, customers, private communities, automated workflows, AI prompts, historical data, agent memory, community relationships, and brand credibility are all now stored online. The more assets accumulate online, the more damaging platform restrictions become. But this problem cannot be solved by a few on-chain platforms alone. Existing assets are already in a vulnerable state. People’s content, followers, transaction records, project reputation, and account weight have long been accumulated inside centralized platforms. Building a new decentralized platform usually does not solve the short-term problem, because users will not automatically migrate, and traffic will not automatically migrate either. A more realistic way to look at this is to break it into four layers. First, the content itself can be made safer. Articles, source video files, images, creative assets, prompts, model outputs, workflows, user research, and community records can all be stored in self-controlled storage, backups, knowledge bases, Git, object storage, or decentralized storage. The goal is simple: if a platform deletes your post or bans your account, you still keep the original assets. Second, identity can be made safer. Account names, domains, wallet addresses, DIDs, email lists, websites, RSS, and newsletters can form an identity layer outside any single platform. Bluesky’s AT Protocol treats account portability as a core design goal, so users can migrate their account if a Personal Data Server fails or stops operating. Nostr also separates identity from any single server through public keys and relays. Third, the social graph can be made partially safer. Follow relationships, subscriptions, address books, community members, and customer lists can be backed up and synced across platforms. But this is much harder, because social relationships have strong network effects. People interact where their habits already are. Exporting the data does not mean the interaction can be exported with it. Fourth, distribution power is extremely hard to decentralize. TikTok’s For You feed, Xiaohongshu’s recommendation system, X timeline, YouTube recommendations, the App Store, and Google Search are all traffic allocation systems. They decide who gets seen. Web3 can preserve your content and identity, but it is very hard to replace the attention-distribution power of centralized recommendation systems. Many Web3 founders die from one illusion: believing that once data is on-chain, users will naturally show up. Reality is heavier than that. Founders have to accept the algorithmic power of TikTok, Xiaohongshu, YouTube, and other major platforms, and accept that social graphs are very hard to make effective across platforms. So the more realistic direction is not to replace every platform. It is to add an escape layer. Centralized platforms can remain the traffic entrance. Your own website, domain, newsletter, private community, content library, wallet identity, and on-chain records become the asset base. Platforms are used for acquisition. The base is used for accumulation. That way, even if one platform goes wrong, your core assets can still be migrated, reused, and redistributed. AI degradation follows a similar logic. Teams should not tie their core production system entirely to one model. A more resilient approach is to keep prompts, workflows, knowledge bases, code, agent configurations, evaluation standards, and historical outputs in places they control. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, open-source models, and local models are all just execution layers. Models can change. Core assets and workflows should remain. So the practical strategy is not to fantasize about leaving centralized platforms. Wherever the traffic is, you keep using those platforms. But all core assets should gradually move away from dependency on any single platform. Content needs backups. Identity needs a primary entrance. Users need to be reachable again. Workflows need to be portable. AI production assets need to stay in your own hands. On-chain records should only be used for the most critical states that truly require verification. This is the realistic meaning of Agent Sovereignty. The narrative that AI has a soul, or that AI should own a wallet and make money by itself, is too far away and too likely to attract regulatory pressure. But if Agent Sovereignty means the portability and tamper-resistance of core states, such as memory, permissions, workflows, identity, reputation, and historical behavior records, then it becomes a real need. If a developer spends six months tuning a high-value agent, they absolutely cannot tolerate losing every prompt, output history, and memory because OpenAI or Claude triggers one risk-control action. At the execution level, there are still several traps to watch. First, frictionless experience is the default human preference. Adding an escape layer inevitably adds extra steps. In real life, most people strongly prefer frictionless experiences. If they can take business class on a high-speed train, they do not want to squeeze onto a bus. If they can log in with one click, they do not want to remember a seed phrase. Backups, cross-platform syncing, multisig, and maintaining an on-chain identity are naturally against user behavior. An escape layer only works if the infrastructure becomes extremely smooth. If asset continuity requires creators or developers to spend one extra hour every day maintaining the base layer, the whole solution will collapse. Second, asset portability does not equal asset reusability. A Claude-optimized prompt may produce terrible results when moved to an open-source model. Agent memory accumulated on one platform, such as a JSON file, may not be directly readable by another platform at all. So storage and backup alone are not enough. Real infrastructure also needs to solve standards and formats. Otherwise, what gets exported is unreadable dead data, not live assets that can immediately return to production. Third, only people who have felt the pain are willing to pay. This logic is defensive by nature. Before a systemic crisis happens, ordinary creators and junior developers are unlikely to pay time or money for a probabilistic risk.
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Hi Bitcoiners – it’s Fran again. 17 years ago today, Hal Finney posted two words that changed everything: “Running bitcoin.” Since then, thousands of bitcoiners across 50+ countries have run in his name. The 5th #RunningBitcoinChallenge# starts NOW. ⚡️🏃‍♂️ Are you in? 👉 Hal believed code could set humanity free. He was an avid runner, until progression of his ALS made it impossible. The 2026 Running Bitcoin Challenge runs for 21 days starting today, the anniversary of his legendary tweet. 🌍 Run or walk 21 km / 13.1 mi– every step contributes to ALS research. 📷 This year’s challenge is backed by giants: ⚡️ @HRF – defending human freedom with Bitcoin ⚡️ @blocks@jack’s company building on open money for the world Hal would be grateful and proud of your support. Thank you! We are also being supported by @strike - thank you! I’m also proud to highlight HRF’s Finney Freedom Prize, honoring work at the intersection of Bitcoin, freedom, and privacy. Congratulations to the 3rd halving era’s winner, Andreas M. Antonopoulos - who educated millions on Bitcoin and its potential for humanity. Hal would be proud of your work. 🏆 I’m Fran Finney (@franfinney), Hal’s wife. Every January, I watch this community show up – running, walking, donating, sharing. You keep Hal’s spirit alive. That means everything. 💛 Find me on Nostr: 🔑 npub14fkfcx9j0494g8zejfdxsr9t8raxt9n8vzkz6l5w4ef0gjysh4dqcsmkgv Where does your donation go? ✅ 80%+ goes DIRECTLY to ALS research ✅ They accept Bitcoin Every sat, every step, every share → closer to a cure. Sign up 👉 Follow @RunningBTC21k or on Nostr: npub17hzf5v2l9aw29h4l9q330rkd4typnwkx80ksy6cnfuhzr33xvsaqucdscd 21 days. 21 km. 1 legend. The 5th #RunningBitcoinChallenge# is LIVE. Run. Walk. Donate. Share. Tag a friend who needs to join.👇 Hal ran toward the future even when his body wouldn’t let him. Join us in honoring him – and feel free to share a picture from your run. 👉
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Nostalgia hit for the millennials: let's build a Snake Game 🐍 Watch what happens when you ask an AI model to build something. Three-tier memory moves models and activations across DDR, HBM, and on-chip SRAM to keep inference fast & efficient.
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@NotRules314 @schubbeKveen @ronsterd89 Here's the notebook with a cigar added, as requested.
@_notrose I mean… why is he…. 🫣😍😍😍