Eine Sammlung von npubs, die auf Deutsch kommunizieren. Zusammengestellt für alle, die sich vernetzen, Ideen austauschen oder in der Sprache zusammenarbeiten möchten. Diese Liste erleichtert das Finden deutschsprachiger Teilnehmer*innen auf Nostr, egal ob du Diskussionen, Übersetzungen oder Community‑Projekte suchst. Durchstöberen, folgen und mit den npubs interagieren. Diese npubs halten die Unterhaltung auf Deutsch am Laufen. A collection of npubs who converse in German. Gathered for anyone looking to connect, share ideas, or collaborate in the language. This list makes it easy to discover German‑speaking participants across nostr, whether you’re seeking discussions, translations, or community projects. Feel free to browse, follow, and engage with the npubs who keep the conversation flowing in German.
A clear, near-future reflection on how rent-seeking—not production—became the hidden operating system of modern economies. This article examines property taxes, 50-year mortgages, debt spirals, artificial scarcity, and the illusion of ownership, then contrasts it with the emerging Bitcoin paradigm where extraction breaks down and sovereignty returns to individuals.
A practical, near-future exploration of how mortgages would evolve under a Bitcoin standard. This article explains why ultra-long loans collapse, why price discovery resets, how lenders protect themselves without inflation, how communities reclaim credit, and how home ownership becomes more attainable—not less—in a hard-money world.
A meditation on the Sabbath principle — not as a religious artifact, but as a universal pattern of rest, resistance, and sovereignty. This article explores why modern people have no economic Sabbath, how perpetual extraction has replaced rest, why Bitcoin functions as a Sabbath-technology, and how reclaiming rest becomes an act of freedom in an age built on debt, interest, and rent.
This article explores whether it’s actually possible to eliminate national and global debt using a Bitcoin standard. It explains what “debt” really means, why our current system mathematically requires ever-growing obligations, and how a transition to hard money would force a restructuring of claims. The conclusion: yes, we can end the era of unpayable debt — but only through a combination of restructuring, partial defaults, and a reset onto honest money, not by magically honoring every fiat IOU.
Akamaister shares a personal announcement about launching Continuum Pro after months of quiet work, framing it as a solution to the problem of preserving long-form Nostr posts with real permanence. The announcement focuses on sovereignty, archiving, and stability, while a separate teaser note (posted afterward) invites feedback from builders like Odell and fiatjaf. The post also highlights the managed archive, static viewer, and the perk that Pro members receive full access to all paid articles.
The old model of publishing relied on centralized control. The new model must be local-first, with cloud infrastructure playing a supportive — not authoritative — role. Continuum Pro demonstrates what this future looks like.
In a world dominated by centralized platforms, small victories in sovereign tech matter more than most people realize. This article reflects on why milestones like the launch of Continuum Pro are critical for building an alternative future.
Yes, we actually managed to get this working. It was a crazy idea, but we #GitCitadel residents-and-frens are crazy enough to get it working.
Sovereignty isn’t built on perfect days—it’s built on the days you feel exhausted, overwhelmed, or discouraged. This piece offers practical strategies for maintaining direction and dignity even when you have very little energy to give.
Most people wait for perfect conditions before pursuing sovereignty. But the real transformation begins through small, steady habits that rewire your mindset, reduce dependency, and slowly shift your life in a different direction.
Before we can leave any external system, we must leave its internal logic. This piece explores the mindset shifts around money, identity, time, and value that begin freeing us from the debt-based order even before we make lifestyle changes.
Sovereignty isn’t achieved through dramatic gestures or complete system abandonment. It grows through small, steady, cumulative actions. This piece explains why “micro-sovereignty” is more powerful than radical breaks and offers practical examples anyone can begin today.
A 1500-word exploration of “Mystery Babylon” not as a nation or conspiracy, but as a civilizational operating system built on debt, centralization, and narrative control. This ancient pattern reappears in every empire — including our modern fiat-credit world. And for the first time in centuries, new sovereign tools offer a way out.
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Apple is now selling a $230 “iPhone pocket,” a luxury cloth pouch that perfectly captures the absurdity of late-fiat consumer psychology. This satirical meme-style piece explores how a branded sock became a symbol of economic decay, corporate incentives, and the theatre of prestige in a world losing touch with value.
A satirical but honest look at how modern platforms control the pace of our lives — from Rover’s 20% skim to Amazon’s non-clickable links — and why true sovereignty feels like trying to walk three dogs that refuse to agree on a speed.
A reflection on physical exhaustion, quiet responsibilities, and the strange form of resilience required to build something sovereign in a world of platforms that want to drain every ounce of energy you have.
Becoming a grandfather reshaped how I think about the future and the values we pass on to the next generation. Holding my grandson Oskar made me realise how essential it is to teach children principles like fairness, responsibility, scarcity, honesty, and sovereignty, long before they encounter complex technologies or financial systems. This inspired the creation of “Little Satoshi’s Big Lessons – 21 Stories for a Sovereign Life,” a children’s book series designed to translate Bitcoin’s core values into simple, joyful, and relatable stories. Without using technical terms or Bitcoin vocabulary, the series helps children internalise timeless principles through the adventures of Satoshi the Squirrel and his collection of “satoshi nuts” of wisdom. The project fills a gap in the Bitcoin and education space by offering parents, grandparents, and educators a playful and meaningful way to teach foundational life values. Each of the 21 parts mirrors Bitcoin’s 21 million supply and focuses on one core lesson, making the concepts both accessible and memorable. In a world where trust in systems is declining and attention is fragmented, teaching children sovereignty, patience, resilience, and critical thinking becomes more important than ever. This series aims to plant those seeds early, helping young readers grow into thoughtful, independent adults who naturally understand the deeper meaning behind Bitcoin’s philosophy.
Patronage isn’t just about “supporting a creator.” It buys time, resilience, and infrastructure so that real, sovereign tools can exist outside the VC treadmill. This is what your support actually does in my world.
Hitting 300 published essays isn’t an arrival point; it’s the moment you realize you’ve just finished pouring the foundation. This is a reflection on what has actually changed—and what hasn’t—after writing almost every day through one of the hardest years of my life.
