Baloo retweeted
Sparrow v2.5.6 has been released, removing the eMudhra root certificates and upgrading the bundled Tor to meet the client protocols now required by the Tor network.
It also brings extensive screen reader and keyboard accessibility improvements.
Changelog: github.com/sparrowwallet/spa…
Download: sparrowwallet.com/download
Sparrow v2.5.0 released with:
Silent Payments (SP) wallets
SP-capable Frigate public server @2140_dev
bitview.space fee rates source
sparrowwallet.com/download
Wait @RichardHeartWin and $HEX $PLS was a scam the whole time??
If only someone had warned you years ago.
Just because you get away with a scam doesn’t mean it’s not a scam. If you hold anything related to hex or pulse you should already know that. You are the victim of a bonding curve exploit and just because the SEC doesn’t know how those work doesn’t mean people like you didn’t lose everything in a literal scam. A scam so good you STILL don’t understand how you have been scammed.
Imagine being so retarded that you actually “invest” in a bitcoin privacy test network 😂😂😂
zcash:native
I don't know who needs to hear this, but bitcoin:native will absorb all of it:
→ Privacy
→ Smart contracts
→ Tokenized assets
→ Stablecoin rails
→ RWAs
→ ZK proofs
→ Rollups
→ Cross-border remittances
→ whatever buzzword your shitcoin bag is pumping this cycle
Every altcoin is a testnet for Bitcoin. Good ideas migrate to the hardest money.
Bet against that and you're donating capital. 🟧
Baloo retweeted
Bitcoin privacy will evolve with layered protocols
Just as HTTP evolved to HTTPS by adding an SSL encryption layer - not by changing from HTTP
Here’s what most people are still not realizing with $ZEC
Zcash won’t become #1 because it’s the most popular coin
It will be #1 because it becomes the standard
The internet didn’t move from HTTP to HTTPS because the market fell in love with encryption
It evolved into that because sending everything in the clear is simply unacceptable
Privacy doesn’t even have to win the popularity contest.
It just becomes the mandate.
Imagine being a $ZEC holder now and finding out that bitcoin stole their only narrative 😂😂😂
The honest caveat:
The private transfer layer is interesting and serious.
But peg-in and peg-out — moving normal BTC into and out of the shielded system — are still the hard part and are not fully specified in this paper.
Bitcoin itself does not verify the private payment.
Bitcoin just stores and orders the data.
Separate Shielded Bitcoin software checks the proofs, rejects invalid transfers, and rebuilds the private state.
That’s why it does not need a fork.
Inside those envelopes are private “notes.”
A note is like a hidden Bitcoin UTXO:
- it has value
- it belongs to someone
- it can be spent later
But the public can’t see the amount, sender, receiver, or which old note was spent.
















