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The Growth of Nostr: The Era of Decentralization
In the digital communication landscape, Nostr has emerged as a unique player gaining worldwide attention and acclaim. With its decentralized design and open-source nature, Nostr is paving the...
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Nostr’s Relationship with Bitcoin
Learn about Nostr, is it built on bitcoin? And how nostr integrated with other protocols and decentralized softwares....
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Exploring 6 Use Cases of Nostr Protocol
Learn about 6 Nostr use cases, and how Nostr can be integrated today into currently well adopted apps and services....
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Lightning Channel Coinjoins
Bitcoin’s privacy guarantees come from its pseudonymous addresses. They contain no information about the person who owns it. It’s just a human-readable representation of the smart contract that...
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Nostr: The Decentralized, Censorship-Resistant Messaging Protocol
Learn what nostr is, and how its messaging protocol is transforming how the internet functions....
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Spending on Bitcoin has increased with use of Lightning Network
The Lighting Network enabled cheap and fast transactions using Bitcoin, breaking the stigma that you couldn’t buy a cup of coffee with Bitcoin, but six years after the...
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What Are TLS Certificates and Why are They Needed?
TLS stands for “Transport Layer Security”. This protocol ensures privacy and data security between two communicating applications. A TLS certificate is a type of digital certificate that provides...
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What are Macaroons, and How do They Work
Macaroons are a modern form of bearer tokens. Offering a unique set of features. They have become a crucial part of the decentralized systems, particularly in Lightning Labs...
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What is Splicing and How Does it Work?
What is Splicing A Lightning payment channel is limited by the total capacity committed to a payment channel. This means that the channel can only move payments as...
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What’s the difference between a Bitcoin Node and a Lightning Node?
A “node” is the term used to designate a participant on a peer-to-peer network. Unlike the usual “client-server” applications that prevail on the internet today, where servers do...
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BOLT 12 – Natively Enhancing Lightning’s User Experience
Limitations If you use the Lightning Network regularly, or if you read our article about LNURL, you might be familiar with the user experience limitations that the Lightning...
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Multipart Payments – AMP/MMP
In this article, we’ll go through multipart payments in the Lightning Network, a critical evolution that overcomes single-part payment restrictions and allows more significant amounts by splitting them...
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