For sending zaps, I believe any wallet can be used. More precisely: I use Phoenix wallet on Android for Lightning. I was able to send zaps in Nostr without going anywhere near the Primal wallet. Clicking the zap button takes me directly to Phoenix For receiving, I ultimately had to use the Phoenix wallet If you have a wallet that exposes an LNURL ([email protected]) then I think you can receive to that.

Practically speaking, what did he do? Write a white paper? Write software and publish it to GitHub? Sign transactions on a blockchain that enabled money to move around? Run a server which executed this code?

Coinbase wanted this to happen, so they could generate publicity via this "ban" narrative

Sorry for zapping you some BTC, when I should have zapped some USDT instead 🙂

Is there a similar worldwide directory for "real world" businesses that accept Bitcoin, such as cafés and restaurants?

Nice initiative! [email protected]

Done. I've set up Primal for receiving sats, and I topped it up with a few sats from my Phoenix wallet in order to be able to send I'm still not sure yet which Nostr client, and Lightning wallet, I'll use. But I guess that's the great thing about these decentralised systems; I can just use both to see what works for me

Noob question: when I try to copy my Lightning address from the Phoenix wallet into Primal, it gives an error and "invalid Lightning address (lud16) I've tried both of these two options. Same error each time

No you're not 🙂

My earliest memories are still quite fresh, as I only started using it yesterday! Hi everyone! I heard any Nostr a few weeks ago on a Bitcoin podcast