1. @Scoresby suggests the gift card is ecash's creepy fiat uncle.
   • Fedimint and Cashu ecash are gift cards
     • 16.3k sats \ 66 comments \ @Scoresby
2. Custodial lightning wallets are supernormal because lightning lacks offline payments. @roy shares Breez SDK's solution and where lightning is headed.
   • The Past, Present, and Future of Offline Payments
     • 14k sats \ 25k boost \ 22 comments \ @roy
3. @TonyGiorgio begins articulating why a fedimint isn't a bank, arguing federation members are guardians of a smart-contract network.
   • Fedimint is Self-Custodial
     • 17k sats \ 72 comments \ @TonyGiorgio
4. If the road to success is paved with failure, teach me how to succeed and I'll succeed once. Teach me how to fail and I'll succeed forever.
   • How to Fail
     • 16k sats \ 32 comments \ @k00b
5. @niftynei documents the pain of getting a self-custodial LNURL running for base58.school.
   • nifty's process for getting base58.school a LNURL
     • 8.3k sats \ 17 comments \ @niftynei

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• AMA with PlebLab's Top Builder teams!
• a metaphor about creating art
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During the Victorian era of the 1800s, Napoleon’s conquest of Egypt threw open the Gates of Egypt’s history for the Europeans. At that time, mummies were not accorded the respect that they deserved from the European elites and in fact, mummies could be purchased from street vendors (as shown in the picture) to be used as the main event for parties and social gatherings that took place in the 18th century. The elites of the era would often hold “Mummy Unwrapping Parties”, which, as the name suggests, had the main theme in which a Mummy would be unwrapped in front of a boisterous audience, cheering and applauding at the same time. Source: @national_archaeology

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