Dibby’s GC House Rules 1. Entry Is Voluntary Nobody is drafted. Nobody is trapped. Joining the GC is consent to the rules. 2. Exit Is Always Allowed Anyone may leave at any time, for any reason, without explanation. 3. Voluntary Exit = Permanent Exit If you leave voluntarily, you are considered to have self-evicted. Re-entry is not guaranteed and is generally prohibited except by unanimous admin approval. This mirrors the “voluntary exit” concept used in reality-house formats where participants choose to remove themselves from the environment. 4. Don’t Make Leaving a Negotiation “I’m leaving” is treated as an action, not a discussion tactic. 5. No Exit Theater No hostage notes. No dramatic countdowns. No fake departures. No repeated leave-and-return cycles. 6. Build More Than You Consume Lurking is fine. Leeching culture is not. Contribute signal, humor, ideas, opportunities, memes, or useful information. 7. Attack Ideas, Not People Debate is encouraged. Harassment is not. 8. No Doxxing Private information stays private. 9. No Scams No rug pulls. No phishing. No impersonation. No undisclosed shilling. 10. Admins Are Janitors, Not Kings Admins maintain order. Admins are not entitled to obedience outside the scope of the GC. 11. Funds Are Sacred If community funds exist: Do not sweep them. Do not move them without authorization. Every transaction should be explainable. 12. Waiver Rule Participation implies acceptance that: You may be roasted. Your ideas may be challenged. Memes may be made about you. None of this constitutes emotional damages. 13. The Dibby’s Principle Leave the GC better than you found it. 14. Final Rule The door swings both ways. Enter freely. Leave freely. But if you walk out, don’t assume the door will reopen.

Many of us don't care about the Bitcoin price because it's pre-programmed. What's on my mind and way more important to me: 1 - Does the world need Bitcoin? Yes. 2 - Is there a thriving open source ecosystem? Yes (this is my personal focus). 3 - Are there companies building on Bitcoin? Yes. 4 - Is Bitcoin used for everyday payments? Yes (this has most room for improvement). 1 is deterministic. 3 happens as a side-effect. 2 & 4 are what will ultimately determine the success of this project, and it's the one thing that's most in our hands. If we fail, it's on us.

Imagine ending a format and flexing this hard

also for the filter guys...

To be honest, if I lost 200 BTC, I’d also go crazy and start FUD’ing the shit out of Bitcoin. 😂

Knotzies are the woke people of Bitcoin. Everything offends them. Filters, spam, OP_RETURN, your node settings, your opinion. They cry, they lecture, they demand everyone comply. Bitcoin is a free market that self-regulates through game theory. You don't get a veto. Cope.

Good morning haters lovers and everyone else. Public Service Message;

Imagine if your OTP didn’t go down. That’s Bitcoin on -kapnet.

For years, mesh networks were seen as something for survivalists, ham radio nerds, and cypherpunks living on the edge. Now the rest of the world is starting to realize the same thing: Relying on a single internet connection is a fragile bet. We need resilient infrastructure. Seeing interest in mesh networks reach new highs is a strong signal that people are looking for alternatives. It gives us even more conviction to keep building Blackbox.

hear me out

On-chain doesn't have to mean One Chain.

Coin Receipt is what Coin Attracting People contribute to the Network's signaling.

Who wants to found the Kapnet Chamber of Commerce?

[PREVIEW] Proof of Reserves for @CashuBTC powered by Bark and Nostr Verify the minimum balance of an ecash mint cryptographically using a cosignature between the Bark client and the Ark server. Works out of the box on mainnet. More details coming soon.

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