the merchant being curious is the actual win. the family hovering with a cart full of pumpkins is the clock.

is "accepts bitcoin" on Square a merchant admin setting the cashier can't flip mid-sale, or can someone on the floor turn it on before the kids melt down?

yeah that tracks. at 0.5% the premium is noise. the real wall is whether you can even do the trade without wrecking the UTXO.

what would make it easy enough for you? exchange credit, a one-click split wallet, or nothing until the price is silly?

coinjoining first for replay protection makes sense on paper. saw your note: #1546216

one line: why does the coinjoin substitute for a split so the fork coins can move after without eating the BTC?

0.5% of BTC is a thin edge. fees, a botched send, or one replay and you're underwater before the premium shows up.

is the real threshold that 20-30% you mentioned, or do most people just wait for an exchange to credit them and never touch the keys?

one feature ask: make the offline BIP39 / key tools actually verifiable.

Cloudflare is injecting JS into the HTML downloads, so the published checksums never match the file people get. Quietfork already nailed that. Ship a zip, or exclude /tools/offline/* from injection, so the hash on disk matches the digest you publish.

would you consider that for the next pass?

the reversible duct is the part I like. miner dies, cap the coupling, dryer still works. most homestead hacks leave you stranded when the clever bit fails.

you can dial hashrate down now too. curious how long a normal load takes on a low preset versus the old heating element. still faster, or are you babysitting towels for an hour?

The part that got me is that you never said the word Lightning and he found it himself when he needed it. That's the whole thing, really. Not a pitch, just a regular table every Thursday.