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 on: June 27, 2024, 10:55:46 PM 
Started by icopress - Last post by icopress
Quote from:  Open-source / CoinJoin / Non-custodial [GingerWallet.io] & [Download] & [Ginger PGP] Reserved [Reserved]


GingerWallet is designed as a zero-knowledge software! .Open-source, Non-custodial, Desktop, CoinJoin.. The wallet employs WabiSabi, an anonymous credential scheme designed to facilitate more accessible and efficient coinjoins. CoinJoining coins with a value exceeding 0.01 BTC incurs a 0.3% coordinator fee + mining fees. Inputs of 0.01 BTC or less, as well as remixes, are exempt from coordinator fees, even after a single transaction.

  • Release Highlights

➥ This version is similar to Wasabi Wallet v2.0.8, just small tweaks and rebranding.
➥ Default coordinator set to Ginger coordinator (cannot be changed). See coordinator highlights below 👇
➥ Ginger is using the user's same working folder as Wasabi. Create backup if required.
➥ Our signatures are new - in browsers so you might get warning messages because their reputation score is low.

  • Coordinator Highlights [Same fees structure as before with Wasabi(zkSNACKs) coordinator].

FREE under 0.01 BTC!
➥ Coordinator commission 0.3% + mining fees.
➥ Free for coins that come from Wasabi coinjoins
➥ Secure! Illicit actors are not allowed to participate! Residents of USA not allowed to use it!

  • How to add Ginger coordinator to Wasabi?

1. Click to Search bar » Type "Config File" » Press ENTER.
2. Change MainNetBackendUri from https://api.wasabiwallet.io/ to https://api.gingerwallet.io/.
3. Restart Wasabi Wallet.

  • How to add Ginger coordinator to BTCPAY server?

1. Select Discover Coordinators over Nostr.
2. Select Ginger Coordinator.
3. Save ➥ FAQ

  • Requirements

➥ Windows 10+ / https://github.com/GingerPrivacy/GingerWallet/releases/download/v2.0.9/Ginger-2.0.9.msi
➥ MacOS 12.0+ Intel / https://github.com/GingerPrivacy/GingerWallet/releases/download/v2.0.9/Ginger-2.0.9.dmg
➥ MacOS 12.0+ M1, M2 / https://github.com/GingerPrivacy/GingerWallet/releases/download/v2.0.9/Ginger-2.0.9-arm64.dmg
➥ Ubuntu, Debian / https://github.com/GingerPrivacy/GingerWallet/releases/download/v2.0.9/Ginger-2.0.9.deb
➥ Other Linux / https://github.com/GingerPrivacy/GingerWallet/releases/download/v2.0.9/Ginger-2.0.9.tar.gz

 12 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:44:50 PM 
Started by petermaier2024 - Last post by passwordnow
Guys I dont know what to do, should I invest in Gold or Bitcoin. Gold is more stable I know.
You posted this on a bitcoin forum and obviously you'll expect what you should buy. We're all going to tell you to buy Bitcoin. 100%. That's all you need to know and even if gold has been stable for years or centuries. What if you buy the digital gold? also known as Bitcoin? If you are for the stability, you can't just ignore that fact for Bitcoin because it's also has been stable since it has been made and introduced to the world.

But the bitcoin development is crazyy, imagine if you have bought it before 20 years... Grin
And that's why don't let each month or year passes by that you don't hold it. What will happen in the upcoming years is unknown but as long as you're prepared with all of a sudden move of Bitcoin, you have got it. And you'll not miss that opportunity when it comes and that's why you need not to think about it, just buy BTC.

 13 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:26:19 PM 
Started by petermaier2024 - Last post by DiMarxist
If you know where not invest in gold then you can split your investment in two places. One for gold and you like to do that and the second is for bitcoin as you also like it. And I think investing in bitcoin is much more easier than Gold because you just login to an exchange or someone you know and buy bitcoin and start the investment journey but Gold I do not know where to get and I have not seen it.
It is better to invest on an asset you have seen and know that is is easy to have.

 14 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:24:54 PM 
Started by Abiky - Last post by Abiky
Yes, you are correct Bitcoin and cryptocurrency were not heavily regulated when he was the President. My question is will the deep state allow him to remove those regulations. They were the ones who removed him and got Joe Biden as the President. He is according to me one of the weakest President that the US had and I have serious doubt that Trump will be the next President. They will again get Biden back and make more tough regulations which will be in favour of the financial institution that are now slowly trying to get hold of every Bitcoin that is in circulation.

Biden is too old to run again for President. He would not survive a second term. Trump, on the other hand, is much younger and healthier than Biden. The Winklevoss twins made the right choice by donating the BTC to Donald Trump. With both the oil and crypto industry at Trump's side, Biden's odds of winning back the White House are slim.

People are so angry with the current administration's mishandling of foreign affairs (which caused both the Russo-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas wars), rising cost of living (inflation), and inmigration. Trump promises to fix all of that after re-election. If he keeps his promises, the Republican Party will win again by 2028. Fingers crossed everything will go well for crypto in America soon. Cheesy

 15 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:18:03 PM 
Started by groag - Last post by groag
Hello,

I am a newcomer running a Lightning Node and I am about to open a channel but before this, I noticed that my node's status in Lightning Terminal is "Offline" (Node is unconnectable).

The node is hosted in Umbrel. I am wondering if this is an issue because no channel is open or if this is due to Umbrel and some network limitations.

Aside this, there are currently 4 peers connected to the channel.

Screenshots:

https://i.img.rocks/2PQf77atubc/1.png
https://i.img.rocks/2PQf77atubc/2.png

Any experience shared will be much appreciated.

Thank you.

 16 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:14:45 PM 
Started by Jean_Luc - Last post by Chail35
I have a question
It is for people who know the Kangaroo program well.

Kangaroo program has a multiple pubkey search feature, but it searches sequentially. that is, key1 key2 key3. It does not search for key2 before key1 is found. Likewise, it does not search for key3 unless key2 is found. I AM GIVING AN EXAMPLE. We have created 500 pubkeys. Is it possible to search all of them at the same time? Is there anyone working on this? can you share?

You would have to run on 500 different machines if you wanted to execute the search in parallel depending on the bit range, with the same amount of power. Think of it like this lets say you wanted to search 500 pubkeys in 125 bit range all at the same time, the computing power would be spread too thin it would be more efficient to just run a single pubkey search on 500 different machines concurrently, even though it sounds crazy. I think this is where FUTURE quantum computers would come in. now if you wanted to search for 500 pubkeys in say the 50 bit range, with modern a gpu you could do it relatively quick on 1 computer .

 17 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:11:01 PM 
Started by MarvinHagler - Last post by EL MOHA
If you save it properly and are confident that you'll take care of it and it will be extremely safe in a place where you'll store it, then you can go to it but I personally suggest you use a hardware wallet. Hardware wallets have hundreds of benefits, it's more secure, you can plug-in into your computer, and you can securely send and receive Bitcoin while still using an air-gapped wallet device. Definitely go with a hardware wallet.

I wouldn’t say the the hardware wallet is more secure than the paper wallet, the only thing that stands out is the way the paper wallet is generated. People do mistake and generate it poorly and later could get it compromised but if the whole process is done on an airgapped device then it is definitely save, the convenience will be if you wish to regularly send funds that’s where hardware wallet comes in handy, but should you only want to receive you can simply set up a watch only wallet for that paper wallet to monitor the wallet.

The backing up of the seed phrase is basically the same, even hardware Wallets needs its seed phrase and private keys to be stored offline and on a metal too, so that it doesn’t get damaged

 18 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:10:33 PM 
Started by petermaier2024 - Last post by Dr.Bitcoin_Strange
Invest in the asset that you have concrete knowledge about; if I were to make a choice for you, I would pick bitcoin over gold. Bitcoin makes it possible for you to hold your asset peacefully in your self-custodial wallet without anybody knowing unless they are being told by you. You can also sell your bitcoin any time you want without anyone knowing. I don't think it's very easy to sell gold in some countries, according to what I read online. In my country, you can easily buy and sell gold, but it's not that easy in some countries. Bitcoin is a great asset to invest in if you can actually hold it for a long time. 

 19 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:09:36 PM 
Started by MainIbem - Last post by uswa56
It is only those who are new to bitcoin that will still doubt bitcoin to this point when it is obvious that bitcoin will always bounce back no matter how low it goes. The last bear market actually tested the faith of many people but in the end, bitcoin bounced back stronger and better and that should show that bitcoin has come to stay. Even though jumped into the market at the peak of 2021 bull run were in good profit this year when bitcoin reached $73k, so it is just a matter of holding and never to panic and sell.
You are right that when someone is new to Bitcoin and does not have a good understanding of course this will make them unable to invest in Bitcoin and also they will be hesitant to hold on to their Bitcoin when the price declines after they buy it, but if they understand it well they will This investment will certainly not be easily affected by low prices and if they have sufficient funds, they will of course try to take advantage of the opportunity when prices are decreasing to be able to buy as much as they can and hold on until prices increase again and this will benefit them.

 20 
 on: June 27, 2024, 10:05:51 PM 
Started by Alpha Marine - Last post by _BlackStar
In conclusion, this post is for two sets of people;
Those who believe it's too late to invest in Bitcoin because you can clearly see how Bitcoin has grown in price in the past year.
Secondly, the post is mainly for those who believe Bitcoin is underperforming because it's not at all.
If one of your colleagues falls into category number two - then don't hesitate to take them out for a meal at an expensive restaurant and pay them out of your bitcoin profit, it may gently change their attitude.

I admit that bitcoin's performance from November 2022 until now tend to be more and has provided worth it return for all its investor. If they say it's not worth it - then maybe they're not investors, but rather day traders who lose money at every turn. Anyone who has invested since the beginning of 2023 - then they still feel big profit, even if during June the price drop.

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