#whybitcoin101

Deep down they know that this would mean building on quick sand. There's a reason Bitcoin went for ASIC mining ✌️

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Could we create a way to post using temporary Nostr keys, derived from the main key, so that: - The main key stays "private". - But all people in my web of trust can still tell the post came from someone they follow/trust. -Nobody can know which account it exactly is. I would see it like a guest pass that proves you're in the group, but doesn't show which member you are. Optional rules like "only visible if someone follows 21+ accounts with overlap" could make it harder for bots to abuse/dox. Use cases: - Ask my web of trust about BTC rentals in city XYZ without telling whole world my travel plans - Find people that maybe live close by and are interested to buy/sell BTC for cash. - Find out if people from your web of trust maybe live in your are so you can connect irl. Is it possible to build something like this? Maybe knows? I hope the main idea is clear - if not, please comment.

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That's because houses are now the size of wardrobe. https://whybitcoin101.com/video/inflation-the-silent-wealth-thief

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