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German speaking users | Deutsch sprechende Nutzer

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.

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by Gzuuus

Enemies of nostr

This article examines the risks of weak governance in open-source protocols and aims to spark a crucial discussion on how to ensure the long-term health of Nostr and similar systems.

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by TwentyOne.Life

When the State Freezes Your Bank Account: A Wake-Up Call for Financial Sovereignty

When the Bank of Thailand froze 3 million accounts and imposed strict transfer limits to fight scams, millions of innocent citizens suddenly lost access to their own money. This incident highlights a broader global trend: as governments deploy digital controls to manage risk, individuals face shrinking financial autonomy. The Sovereign Individual foresaw this clash between state power and personal freedom, and today Bitcoin emerges as a practical tool for sovereignty, offering censorship-resistant, self-custodied money that cannot be arbitrarily frozen or limited.

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by TwentyOne.Life · Edited

Future-Proofing Bitcoin: Self-Sovereignty vs. Illicit Content on the Blockchain

Bitcoin Core v30, scheduled for release in October 2025, will remove the long-standing limit on OP_RETURN data, allowing nearly 4 MB of arbitrary information per transaction. Supporters claim this change aligns Bitcoin with its censorship-resistant ethos and cleans up harmful workarounds like Ordinals, but critics warn it invites spam, bloats the blockchain, and opens the door for illicit material, including CSAM, to be stored immutably. Such a development could damage Bitcoin’s reputation, expose node operators to legal risk, and provide governments or institutions with justification to clamp down on the network. In response, a growing number of Bitcoiners are running Bitcoin Knots, a conservative alternative that enforces stricter data limits and filtering options. Personally, I have been running Knots for over four months to ensure my nodes don’t relay illicit content, and I have stopped supporting companies like River or Blockstream that endorse Core v30. Looking forward, institutions such as BlackRock may prefer a “clean” Bitcoin and could even legitimise a fork to protect their investments. To future-proof the network, Bitcoiners must act now — rejecting unlimited data storage and defending Bitcoin’s true purpose as sound, sovereign money.

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by TwentyOne.Life · Edited

Still Taking the Blue Pill? Fiat Has You Trapped in the Fog

We live in a fog woven by fiat money, a haze of debt, junk food, surveillance, distraction, and fragile energy. Most accept this as normal, swallowing the blue pill every day. Bitcoin is the red pill: incorruptible truth that cuts through illusion, restores clarity, and lets us rebuild sovereignty across money, health, data, attention, and energy.

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by omarvgws

Reflections on the Wild, the Forgotten, and the Circular Economy 🌱

This text reflects on the absence of wild plants and fruits like Elderberry, Blackberry, and Sea Buckthorn from conventional markets, exploring the disconnection between humans and nature. It discusses how modern economic dynamics prioritise industrialised products over sustainable local goods, suggesting that tools like Bitcoin could revitalise decentralised, circular economies. The author emphasises the need to rediscover and value the natural resources and ancestral knowledge that have been overshadowed by quick-fix solutions in today's society.

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by TwentyOne.Life

Bitcoin as Medicine for Mind and Money

Bitcoin is more than money, it is medicine for both mind and body. By breaking free from fiat’s distorted incentives, it restores clarity where there was fog, patience where there was restlessness, and sovereignty where there was dependency. Just as sound money rewards long-term thinking, it encourages choices that heal: real food over processed substitutes, strength over sedation, and attention reclaimed from distraction. Bitcoin is not only a protocol of trust but a prescription for living well, the first brick in rebuilding a sovereign life.

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by TwentyOne.Life · Edited

Escaping Fiat Convenience: Reclaiming Health and Life Beyond a Broken System

Fiat money has not only debased our savings, it has debased our lives. What looks like convenience in food, health, and attention is in fact corruption, calories without nutrients, pills without healing, endless distraction without focus. In Brick by Brick: Building a Sovereign Life on Bitcoin I explore how this erosion touches every part of our existence, and how Bitcoin provides a foundation to rebuild. Escaping fiat convenience doesn’t happen in one leap, but one sovereign action at a time, a meal, a choice, a sat. Brick by brick, we reclaim resilience and freedom.

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