{"openapi":"3.1.0","info":{"title":"DeSo Decentralized Social API","version":"1.0.0","description":"Live data from DeSo (Decentralized Social), a layer-1 blockchain purpose-built for social media where every profile, post and follow lives on-chain and each creator has their own tradeable creator coin — read from a public DeSo node, no key, nothing stored. The profile endpoint returns a username's on-chain profile: description, verification, profile picture and the creator-coin economy behind it — coin price in DESO, DeSo locked into the coin, coins in circulation and the founder reward. The followers endpoint returns the follower and following counts. The posts endpoint returns a creator's posts, each with its on-chain engagement: likes, diamonds (direct on-chain tips), comments and reposts. The feed endpoint returns the newest posts across the whole network. Look up any DeSo creator, read their reach and creator-coin valuation, and pull their content as structured JSON. 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Everything should be resolved now. Thank you for your patience.\n\nThis was a complex technical issue with the Focus api servers that we had to put significant resources into fixing, but everything appears to be running smoothly now. The feed should update soon, and the Openfund live transaction histories should also be updating in real time again (they were powered by the same service).","likes":0,"reposts":7,"comments":28,"diamonds":21,"post_hash":"d35ec22748229a8e864c402910e9ea5c4b784b505d0c461bc7e8f37a12fe9a01","timestamp":"2026-06-07T06:20:48.294Z"},{"body":"Every platform in crypto right now is competing to the death for the trading of the same core assets (btc, top alts, now RWAs). Some will make money but they're selling a commodity.\n\nThe people who will make real money in the next cycle are the ones who create new assets for people to trade that you can't get anywhere else. As originators they'll make money no matter what frontend people are trading on.\n\nMore to come soon...","likes":0,"reposts":12,"comments":48,"diamonds":25,"post_hash":"046e665d65a39282494287a2624441a0b140a42d29b6b27bf0a1555f2d50c187","timestamp":"2026-05-20T15:55:10.158Z"},{"body":"Hey everyone, I know it's been quiet recently. The team and I have been heads-down on some things we're genuinely excited about, and I'd rather wait until every detail is locked in than tease something half-baked. The good news has given us an opportunity to think big about DeSo again, and we want to make the most of that opportunity. Thanks for sticking with us. I know it hasn't been easy, but we'll have more soon. Rest assured that we are hard at work in the meantime.","likes":0,"reposts":15,"comments":81,"diamonds":39,"post_hash":"8add26c88136eb4ee5464185b03bd02859141fe267bc62a9025c63e84c344d2a","timestamp":"2026-04-30T11:57:57.003Z"},{"body":"How to beat the DOJ and SEC. A story that involves getting raided by the FBI, arrested, and getting recruited by multiple prison gangs before eventually having all charges dismissed with prejudice.\n\nNow we can finally get back to work!\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLzzsAB3OgU","likes":2,"reposts":12,"comments":45,"diamonds":33,"post_hash":"e33a67cf7aea5734a4cd935bc4eb4aed5051b2022aa328d86d9c6da2300e3f16","timestamp":"2026-04-20T16:36:20.865Z"},{"body":"What it's like to be arrested on your way to a joyful family vacation...\n\n\n\nAround August of 2024 I was on my way to Turkey for a family vacation. I hadn't heard from the DOJ for a year at this point and my impression was that everything DOJ-related was fully resolved. I was going to Bodrum to introduce my young son to my wife's family (she is Turkish and they hadn't met him yet). I booked the flight two weeks in advance to boot.\n\n\n\nAs I'm about to board the plane, three FBI agents intercept me, put handcuffs on me in front of me in front of my wife and my son (only eight months old at the time, thankfully) and walk me through LAX in handcuffs. The agents didn't even think twice about walking me in front of a crowd of what had to be a thousand people on my way to their car. Thankfully, they were at least helpful enough to reluctantly grant my request to put a jacket over my handcuffs, which prevented too many pictures from being taken.\n\n\\\nSo why was I arrested when it seemed like the case was over and done with? Unbeknownst to me, the original prosecutor working my case quite possibly had determined that there was no wrongdoing, and was on his way out of the DOJ. However, instead of the file closing, it was instead handed off to a more junior prosecutor who got excited about it and thought I was \"fleeing the country.\" Whether she actually thought that or she was using it as an excuse to arrest me and take my passport from me I'm not sure. But suffice it to say that if I booked a flight two weeks in advance I'd have to be the stupidest flight-risk ever...\n\n\\\nI spent the rest of the day in a jail before being transferred to an actual prison for two more days. Why so long? Because they arrested me on a Saturday morning and the court couldn't process my bail until Monday afternoon. Government inefficiency at its finest. The first thing I did was hug my wife and son.\n\n\\\nAt one point I was made to sit in the \"visiting area,\" awaiting my lawyer, where I watched inmates sitting across from their family members, five feet away, no touching allowed. At one point a young child ran to quickly hug his dad and was reprimanded harshly by the warden. \"Sir, this is your last warning. I would like to remind you that seeing your family is a privilege.\" Indeed, it really is.\n\n\\\nNow, almost two years later, the government decided \"oopsie-daisy\" and dismissed all charges, both DOJ and SEC, and the latter with prejudice. Sorry we put you in chains from your hands to your feet in front of your son and had people tell you to \"face the wall\" every time you entered an elevator. Sorry we put you in a cage for three days with violent prisoners. These things happen. Oopsie-daisy.\n\n\\\nThere's a lot more to this story that I look forward to talking about in full soon.\n\n\n\nIt sounds horrible, but I was weirdly zen about the whole experience. Not only did I know I'd done nothing wrong, but the whole experience made me realize just how important what I was working on was to me. It made me realize that to be able to work on something that you're willing to fight for, to risk being put in a cage by the state for, is something very special that not many people have. I've meet a lot of people in crypto who feel this way, and I think this is one thing that's truly unique and inspiring about our industry.\n","likes":1,"reposts":14,"comments":52,"diamonds":42,"post_hash":"87b01c16fc3453277078937cb36969648a9646e10f2febe6266dcd82b88ddc2b","timestamp":"2026-03-23T14:20:54.637Z"},{"body":"Operation chokepoint was a 100% real effort to de-bank the crypto industry, and I experienced it first-hand. Nobody who actually experienced it talks about it because it's embarrassing to get de-banked, but I don't care anymore and the story needs to be told. I will tell you exactly how it worked now, about a dark practice called \"subpoena-sniping,\" and what made it so evil.\n\nIn the past three years I have had over ten bank accounts and brokerages, and got kicked out of every single one except my last two, which I have been using for a while now. There was a day when both my main bank account AND my backup bank account were closed on the same day and I had to walk down a street full of banks in Beverly Hills just trying to get a new account opened so I could operate. The worst, by far, though, was Amex. They kicked me out and voided over 4 million points I never spent worth over $40k usd, which is why you should \"always be dumping\" your points (cc @stoolpresidente). But more on that later...\n\n\\\nThe way de-banking works is this: People in the political administration, could be the president or uppity members of congress like Elizabeth Warren, decide that they don't like a particular person or a particular industry (crypto, marijuana, etc...). They could call the banks and tell them to stop banking that industry explicitly, but that's actually not even necessary. Instead, they can have a regulator like the SEC just start issuing subpoenas to everyone's bank who works in that industry. Much less work and much lighter-touch (low-level employees at the SEC can issue a subpoena without much paperwork).\n\n\\\nA bank's reaction to a subpoena from a federal regulator is almost always to immediately shut down that person's bank account. With most banks that means you instantly can't log in, can't access your money, and, best of all, you have to wait for a snail mail check to get your money, which you can't actually deposit because you don't have a bank account (the irony...). This is why I always have a main bank account and a \"backup\" bank account, always.\n\n\\\nWhy a check, why not a wire transfer? It lets the banks sit on your money and earn interest for longer. The time it takes to mail the check and then the time it takes for the actual transfer to happen is time that they're earning interest on your money. It used to be that travelers checks would take over a month to clear, then banks got sued and it's better now but they still take every edge they can take.\n\n\\\nBut it gets even better: When you lose your bank account, they don't even tell you why it happened, they just stonewall you completely, even if you've been a customer for over a decade. My favorite experience with this was with a neobank where I actually knew the founder and HE couldn't even tell me why they debanked me because the decision was made by their partner bank, which wouldn't tell THEM the reason, so he didn't even know it. Insane!\n\n\\\nThe way I found out about this practice was actually by talking to lawyers after things got serious with my SEC case. Apparently, the most common tactic when the SEC or DOJ go after someone is to try and de-bank them by throwing subpoenas at all of their financial institutions as fast as they can open them. We called it \"subpoena-sniping\" and it was such a well-known and disruptive practice that multiple law firms actually recommended I wire them a lot of money up-front to \"keep it safe\" so that I wouldn't lose my ability to pay them halfway through what we were doing. Luckily, only thanks to crypto, that wasn't necessary...\n\n\\\nMy top advice for Amex customers in particular is to always be dumping your points. The reason is that a high points balance is viewed as a liability by Amex, and thus makes it more likely they'll randomly decide that your account is non-compliant, even without a subpoena (I learned this from lawyers as well). Put another way, accounts with a lot of points are \"expensive\" to Amex, and so they will look for any excuse to close them before you can cash them out. In my case that meant losing over 4 million points worth over $40k usd. The crazy thing is they took my points even though I lived in New York at the time, and even though NY literally passed a law and SUED Amex precisely to stop the practice of closing accounts to steal points. Just think about it for a minute: Enough people got mad at Amex for points-stealing that NY, a place where Amex has regulatory capture, passed a law to ban it. If that's not a sign you should always be dumping those points then I really don't know what is... To this day, Amex is the only financial institution that I actually lost money with. Even the sketchiest crypto exchanges I've used over the years never did something as greasy as what Amex did, let alone after being a customer for over a decade.\n\n\\\nA list of some banks and brokerages that kicked me out, just to name and shame explicitly: Bank of America, Fidelity, Chase, Wells Fargo, Amex, First Republic (rest in peace), SVB (rest in peace), Webull, Mechanics Bank (got desperate lol), Bank of the Orient (also lol). Funny story about SVB: By pure coincidence they debanked me ONE WEEK before they went insolvent-- you can't make this stuff up. There are also three neobanks that kicked me out but I know the founders, I like them, and it was the underlying partner bank's fault not their fault.\n\n\\\nNow, thankfully, it's all over and I can talk about these things. But the problem isn't actually resolved. Banks still auto-cancel your account when they get a government subpoena, the process still sucks for people when it happens, and every bank and brokerage that kicked me out in the past is still inaccessible to me. Even though \"operation chokepoint\" ended under Trump, everyone who was affected by it previously is still affected.\n\n\\\nOne solution to this problem is new banks that are willing to stand up against this practice, and that's why I'm excited about things like Palmer Luckey's Erebhor and William Hockey's Column. But it only works if they make it a point to stand by their customers through thick and thin. I hope they will do this.\n\n\\\nOf course, we all know the ultimate solution, though: Crypto itself. The very thing that scared the politicians into de-banking us in the first place will be their eventual downfall. They can delay it but, thankfully, they can't stop it.\n","likes":0,"reposts":18,"comments":59,"diamonds":43,"post_hash":"55ac8f46111af264239e7c3e949111991be6822aea23c1fd70ecdcd247b27462","timestamp":"2026-03-19T12:21:26.084Z"},{"body":"Big news! Last Friday the SEC officially dismissed its enforcement action against me and against DeSo.\n\nThis is the last legal issue I had to deal with and I am now completely and totally free to innovate and build again, unhobbled for the first time in years.\n\nThree important points:\n\n1. This dismissal was NOT a settlement. It was \"without costs or fees\" to me or anyone involved (extremely rare) because there was no wrongdoing and no actual aggrieved parties.\n\n2. This dismissal was \"with prejudice\" (also rare). This means they can't bring any related action back against me or DeSo in the future.\n\n3. In the SEC's own words, it was based on \"a reassessment of the evidentiary record,\" meaning the actual facts regarding my innocence were heavily scrutinized and drove the decision.\n\n**Simply put: The government made a mistake in bringing this case in the first place.**\n\nThe government accused me of misleading an investor who I knew I had a great relationship with, as in they backed me two separate times and I literally had breakfast with them at their house not long prior to the charge. As a result, soon after the charge I found out that not only were they not upset with me, but they wanted the government to go away as badly as I did. As I understand it, the government compelled the investor to do an interview and then took their neutral testimony and represented it as adversarial. It was an alleged fraud with no actual misrepresentation nor any actual aggrieved parties. My lawyers said they'd never seen anything like this, and I think it speaks to how dogmatically anti-crypto the prior administration's SEC was.\n\nIn the coming days and weeks, I will be hopping on some podcasts to tell the whole story, and boy is there a story to tell. Stay tuned, and if you know anyone who'd like to have me on as a guest please reach out.\n\nI'm also excited to start sharing more about what my team has been working on soon. We haven't been twiddling our thumbs.\n\nFor now, though, I just want to explain why DeSo is so important to me. DeSo is still the only platform on the internet where you can post content directly to a blockchain without fear of censorship, and where you can monetize your content directly with crypto (including stablecoins). It's really quite shocking how in 2026 we not only have virtually no viable alternative for this clearly-important category, but also other important efforts are actually shutting down. The world needs more people working on decentralizing social media, not less. I'm excited to finally be able to share our vision directly again, and to start bringing more people who care about freedom and censorship into our community. What we have built with DeSo is something people take for granted until they really need it, but hopefully we can convince them sooner than that.\n\nLastly I want to say how grateful I am to everyone around me. My family, my friends, my backers, and everyone in the DeSo community. For me, this experience showed me just how trusting, loyal and caring everyone around me really is, and reaffirmed my belief that always trying to do the right thing really does pay off.\n\nWe're just getting started.\n","likes":1,"reposts":39,"comments":162,"diamonds":72,"post_hash":"2c2bd97c54f32044754fdc6c48787c5f38f95f5addabaad23f04b26eae894b02","timestamp":"2026-03-16T09:12:46.367Z"},{"body":"We identified about twenty transactions that tried to swap FOCUS for USDC and got $0 due to the issue referenced in this post. All of these transactions have been refunded, and the users should be able to execute their swaps/cashouts again (and they should work this time).\n\nThe issue only affected cashout on the Focus app itself, and did not affect any transactions on Openfund. In all cases we believe the $0 result was shown in the UI and required user confirmation. Nevertheless, it was not a good user experience and we apologize for the inconvenience it caused everyone.\n\nWe are continuing to invest in DeSo and Focus, and they will continue to improve with your feedback. I know I have been saying this for a while now, but hoping to have some good news very soon...\n","likes":0,"reposts":4,"comments":10,"diamonds":25,"post_hash":"767098bc64d3d862ae23639c50a76fdebc56fc1062a6386ce62c43ff96d2b00a","timestamp":"2026-03-12T06:59:28.059Z"},{"body":"I read the citrini article this morning. Surprised people are missing how doordash gets disintermediated so will share my precise take.\n\nBefore: Doordash competitor builds an app to compete. App is at best equal to Doordash but not as trustworthy so consumers don't adopt it (even if app spends zillions on marketing).\n\nAfter: Competitor doesn't build an app, they integrate with an LLM (the new aggregator) and offer a step-function increase in ease and UX because the user already \"lives\" inside of ChatGPT and inherently trusts it. In order to stay competitive Doordash now ALSO has to integrate with the LLMs.\n\nPut another way: When Google Search was the aggregator, you could get away with \"owning\" the customer because apps were the best experience for the customer. When LLMs aggregate, this is no longer the case. The best experience is to have the LLM handle it, which destroys the customer-ownership model of old.\n\nHow much better are LLMs than an app? Consider that you browse web pages one page at a time, with up to \\~ten listings on each page, and then have to click into each page to read it. LLMs don't do this. They can absorb thousands of listings at once (or even better pre-process/vectorize them), giving you MUCH better curation and selection than an app ever could.\n\nGoogle Search couldn't do this so it allowed the \"affiliate\" model to flourish, where it would send you to an app immediately, which then owned the relationship from there. The Search era was friendly to app-base moats. Now LLMs can not only handle the whole flow, they are the superior UX for doing so, thus eliminating the app model in the long run.\n\n\\\nThis isn't localized to Doordash: Every company that has relied on friction or brand loyalty to avoid demand-side aggregation is now unable to avoid it. It's a shift in the prisoner's dilemma of having the best UX, and the LLMs are likely finally going to win the aggregation war that Google and the app store started over a decade ago.\n\n\\\nIt's even more obvious for something like hotels or flights, where being able to \"scorch the earth\" when you search by looking at as many listings as possible is more valuable than for food delivery or ride hailing. The more complex the search, the better the LLM outperforms you using an app.\n\nParadoxically, the brands that used to rely on friction and brand loyalty the most are precisely the brands that are best-disintermediated by an LLM bean-counter.\n","likes":1,"reposts":5,"comments":22,"diamonds":15,"post_hash":"3f67c15ae62df2636214267b59eb948e8d00db911736fb3578cd0a4721a15306","timestamp":"2026-02-24T08:16:59.420Z"},{"body":"Hi everyone, just a very small update that we are doing some work on the non-DESO amms on Openfund. That's specifically the BTC, ETH, and SOL markets. If you are market-making those currently, just know that the market-maker will not be placing orders on the opposite side of your trades until we've made our updates, which may take a few days.\n\nPlease note: The DESO amms will continue to function just fine and require no maintenance. It's only the non-DESO ones that need some adjustments.\n\nThanks to everyone for your patience with us, and just know I'm really hoping I can share some good news very soon.\n","likes":0,"reposts":6,"comments":12,"diamonds":29,"post_hash":"a42e058ccf08cc0dc052d0e6982cad13aa1c81bc806f4935c941a93920c1c760","timestamp":"2026-02-06T16:43:01.932Z"},{"body":"DeSo is not going anywhere. DeSo is the world's only blockchain for content, it is actually decentralized, and I couldn't shut it down or censor a piece of content even if I wanted to.\n\n\n\nToday, DeSo is the only place on the entire internet that I'm aware of where your content and your social account cannot be censored by anyone. This is because content is stored natively on a fully-decentralized blockchain, not on a centralized company's servers. It is not possible for a private company to \"acquire\" DeSo, and in fact no corporate entity owns or controls it. DeSo is for content what Bitcoin is for money, and it is currently the only check we have on the centralized content systems that are dominant today.\n\n\n\nMy team and I have also built the Focus app on DeSo's infrastructure, and today Focus is the only platform I'm aware of where you can sell content for crypto. Focus supports tips, paid content, paid end-to-end encrypted messages, and even subscriptions, all via anonymous crypto payments that can't be censored. It has also been growing over the past few months as creators have begun to find value in monetizing their content via crypto.\n\n\n\nWe built DeSo from the ground up to support absolute free speech. Not \"kinda sorta free speech.\" Not \"post whatever you want unless some people don't like it\" speech. Free speech means nobody can censor you, not even the people who built the platform. And it includes being able to pay for and monetize your content without censorship as well. You can think of DeSo and Focus as the world's complete anti-censorship stack. DeSo is the infrastructure (the blockchain) and Focus is the app built on top.\n\n\n\nIn addition, I want to be clear that I and my team plan on supporting DeSo and Focus indefinitely. As mentioned, it is not possible for any one individual to shut DeSo down, as many at the highest levels have now realized the hard way. However, continued investment in the underlying infrastructure and on the flagship app ensures that everything will continue to scale as more users adopt DeSo, and ensures that your content will continue to be safe even as post-quantum threats emerge. A reminder that every line of code that powers the DeSo blockchain is fully open-source and public under the deso-protocol/core repo on GitHub. This means anyone can contribute and, furthermore, that any contributions my team makes are immediately a part of the public good that is DeSo. This model of open-source iteration directly mirrors that of Bitcoin and the Linux operating system.\n\n\n\nIn 1991, Linus Torvalds created the Linux operating system because he was passionate about an open and free alternative to existing closed-source operating systems. Today, more machines run Linux than any other operating system, albeit in a different form than he originally envisioned (on servers vs on consumer pcs). Nevertheless, for me, the creation of DeSo came from the same kind of passion. It is the Linux of content, and it is currently the only true economically-sustainable alternative we have to a world dominated by centralized, extractive walled-gardens. DeSo is and will remain an open-source public good that I believe will only continue to grow as more and more people realize its value.\n","likes":1,"reposts":29,"comments":55,"diamonds":50,"post_hash":"bb190fc639f4fc2635fe4a5fadf88f9a6f038d10941767da3e1857ab232cc428","timestamp":"2026-01-22T11:21:12.188Z"},{"body":"Seeing a lot of FUD about quantum computers breaking Bitcoin. Couldn't resist sharing my 2c. TLDR: I think quantum computers could paradoxically cause the most deflationary event in Bitcoin's history.\n\n# Bitcoin at rest is safe\n\nFirst, most Bitcoin at rest is safe due to the fact that Bitcoin is held in addresses, which are hashes of public keys, and thus not crackable by a quantum computer when the money is at rest.\n\n* If a quantum computer came online tomorrow that could crack one key per hour (quite fast), it would STILL not be a threat to Bitcoin as a whole because transactions reveal their public keys for only ten minutes at a time before they're mined, after which they cannot be broken by quantum until the NEXT time that the money is spent (and again only for a fleeting ten minute period).\n\n  * There is an exception for very old addresses that have exposed their public keys in the past, but I'll come back to those. Your money likely uses addresses that are not vulnerable to this.\n\n* Attacks executable by a quantum computer that takes at least an hour to compromise a key are considered \"long-exposure attacks.\" Bitcoin TODAY is generally safe against long-exposure attacks.\n\n* If a quantum computer emerged today that was capable of short-exposure attacks, meaning they can break a key in under ten minutes, that would be more difficult for Bitcoin but still not unsolvable.\n\n  * You would wait to spend your money until Bitcoin upgraded to quantum-secure algorithms.\n\n  * Then to \"upgrade\" your wallet you would broadcast a transaction to a trusted miner who puts your txns into blocks without broadcasting to the rest of the network first.\n\n    * This kind of thing already exists on Solana and Ethereum, where people use private validators to avoid being front-run by arbitrage bots.\n\n  * To be clear, this would be a \"doomsday\" scenario. But Bitcoin could still technically recover from a fast-takeoff of a short-exposure-capable quantum computer.\n\n* Note that quantum computers today are nowhere near breaking a Bitcoin public key, whether long or short exposure. In addition, it's highly unlikely we'll suddenly see a quantum computer that can execute long-exposure attacks with high throughput suddenly emerge, let alone one capable of short-exposure attacks.\n\n# Quantum upgrade is easier than most realize\n\nSecond, the upgrade to quantum-secure signatures isn't that bad.\n\n* The first change is to support the ability to sign transactions with more than one signature scheme. It is a relatively straightforward and simple proposal called BIP-360 that you can read [here](https://github.com/cryptoquick/bips/blob/p2qrh/bip-0360.mediawiki#user-content-Introduction) (I read it and summarize the key takeaways below so you don't have to)\n\n* The core thing that it does is make it so that your funds can be moved with any of three schemes:\n\n  * ECDSA, which is what's used today and isn't quantum-secure\n\n  * CRYSTALS-Dilithium, which is quantum-secure but less space-efficient (signatures are 80x as large)\n\n  * SPHINCS+, which is quantum-secure and uses different cryptographic assumptions than CRYSTALS as a backup\n\n* Importantly, while CRYSTALS and SPHINCS+ are much less space-efficient than ECDSA, the BIP360 proposal doesn't actually result in more data being on-chain in the short-term when you're using ECDSA because only a merkle root of your keys (essentially a hash/summary) is put on-chain.\n\n  * You could have a hundred spending methods registered and it would still just be a 32-byte hash on-chain to make them capable of spending from your wallet\n\n  * Note the functionality to include a hash of multiple spending methods is ALREADY in Bitcoin (called taproot). The BIP-360 proposal is just proposing a slight adjustment and the addition of two new quantum-secure spending methods to it\n\n* This is awesome because once BIP-360 and its accompanying quantum-signing change is in there, you just have to move your funds one time to a new BIP-360-enabled address and you'll be able to spend with any of the three methods.\n\n  * Before a short-exposure quantum computer comes online, you'll use ECDSA because it's much more efficient (signatures are \\~80x smaller in size)\n\n  * If a long-exposure quantum computer comes online, you still will likely use ECDSA for a while because it's not capable of taking your money within the ten minutes your transaction is in-flight.\n\n  * If a short-exposure quantum computer comes online tomorrow, you'll just start using CRYSTALS to move your money instead. It will be more expensive per transaction, but that's not a big deal for Bitcoin (more on this in a bit).\n\n* I wouldn't be surprised if a strong scheme like BIP-360 is in-place well before the end of 2026, which should be plenty of time (and possibly much sooner as it's a relatively simple proposal with no short-term performance impact to Bitcoin).\n\n* A note on bigger signatures:\n\n  * Dilithium vs ECDSA vs sphincs+ sizes:\n\n    * Pubkey:\n\n      * Dilithium: 2,592 bytes\n\n      * SPHINCS+: 64 bytes\n\n      * ECDSA: 33 bytes (\\~78x dilithium)\n\n    * Signature:\n\n      * Dilithium: 4,595 bytes \n\n      * SPHINCS+: 29,792 bytes\n\n      * ECDSA: \\~72 bytes (\\~64x)\n\n  * First, note that pubkey size isn't a problem for the transition plan.\n\n    * Using taproot (which is what BIP360 is based on), only a hash of the keys is put on-chain when creating a new output, and the hash is the same size regardless of whether you're permitting a single ecdsa key or a combo of (ecdsa, dilithium, sphincs) pubkeys\n\n    * So you can be future-proof and support the OPTION to spend with post-quantum keys without any extra overhead thanks to taproot merkling/hashing the pubkeys basically.\n\n  * Main issue is when it comes time to actually SPEND with a post-quantum key. For that you need to include a signature that's \\~64x bigger if you're using dilithium (and I think you also need to include the dilithium pubkey at least once too)\n\n  * How will Bitcoin deal with the massive signature bloat of post-quantum things?\n\n    * First, there's something called segwit that \"segregates\" signatures from txn data and charges less for them than core transaction data. This doesn't solve the problem, but it makes it easier to \"discount\" signatures, effectively increasing block size for only the part that matters.\n\n    * Importantly, it makes some sense to discount signatures aggressively relative to txn data because signatures are only needed around when a block is mined.\n\n      * Once a block is mined and has a lot of work on top of it, you can skip signature checks relatively safely because the only way a txn would ever have that much work built on it is if it had a valid signature when it was mined.\n\n    * Note that Bitcoin nodes TODAY already support skipping signature checks up to a checkpoint. This functionality can easily be expanded to make it so nodes automatically throw away signatures older than a month or something like that.\n\n      * **This would result in minimal extra overhead for adding quantum security to Bitcoin nodes.**\n\n  * So basically blocks will be massively expanded to hold more signatures, and nodes will be adapted *very slightly* to both not check signatures older than \\~a month (which they already have the option to do) AND possibly throw away signatures older than a month to save on disk space.\n\n# Satoshi's Shield and Insecure Bitcoin Addresses\n\nA note on \"Satoshi's Shield\" and old insecure Bitcoin addresses\n\n* Satoshi has \\~1M Bitcoin that have their public keys exposed on-chain due to having mined them prior to the \"address hash\" update (aka p2pkh txn types). This means his Bitcoin are vulnerable even to a long-exposure quantum computer (doesn't require short-exposure quantum computer)\n\n* There is one benefit to his coins being there, which is that each of his wallets has exactly 50 Bitcoins in it. This means that the operator of a long-exposure quantum computer would be incentivized to break all of his thousands of wallets before it becomes economically advantageous to break a wallet with <50 btc in it\n\n  * The natural implication is that you can be safe against even a long-exposure quantum computer by splitting your funds into wallets with 49.9 btc each.\n\n* This is why they call it \"Satoshi's Shield.\" His wallets are on the front lines protecting all wallets with <50btc from being attacked in the early days of the quantum computer's capabilities.\n\n* However, the existence of millions of Bitcoin that can be taken by a quantum attacker is bad in that it can create a lot of dump in the price of Bitcoin. Paradoxically, however, the THREAT of this dump actually makes the burning of these coins more likely. There are a few things to consider:\n\n  * First, there are active proposals to freeze legacy wallets after a transition period to a quantum-secure scheme. Eg you have two years to move your funds once (eg to a BIP-360 wallet) and then after that all unmoved funds are considered lost/frozen.\n\n    * This would be an amazingly deflationary event for Bitcoin, as possibly double-digit percentages of the currency have been lost and won't make it past this point.\n\n  * If a long-exposure quantum computer emerges publicly after something like BIP-360 is in, but before the community has agreed on what to do with vulnerable addresses, then the decision becomes quite easy: Immediately implement a fork to freeze legacy addresses before they're all drained by the quantum adversary.\n\n    * Such an update could easily be pushed within a month of a long-exposure quantum computer existing, and would likely be uncontroversial (after all, would you prefer the quantum attacker to just take all those coins?)\n\n  * If a long-exposure quantum computer is run in absolute secrecy for a long time, then it can crack 1M+ of btc worth of vulnerable addresses in secret, and then suddenly broadcast them all to steal all the vulnerable Bitcoin in one fell swoop. Scary!\n\n    * However, as good of a startup opportunity as this seems to be, it seems unlikely that someone will be able to come to this breakthrough and keep it quiet for the amount of time it takes to crack all of Satoshi's addresses. Indeed, most quantum labs are intentionally very public, as this is what's required for them to raise the amount of money needed to make the breakthrough in the first place.\n\n    * More likely, quantum labs will continue to announce incremental breakthroughs, giving us a big heads-up. Eg a lab breaks an n-bit ecdsa key where n << 256, then n+1, then n+2, etc...\n\n    * But, again, even if someone were able to execute this highly-secretive long-range attack, the end result would be negative Bitcoin price action but NOT the collapse of the Bitcoin network, especially if it happens after BIP-360 is in, as only legacy vulnerable addresses will be attackable.\n\n  * All this being said: Proposals that deliberately freeze vulnerable funds after a transition period seem like a total no-brainer, and thus it seems an intensely deflationary moment for Bitcoin is actually much more likely than a long-range attacker successfully stealing and dumping Satoshi's coins.\n\n    * Said differently: It is much more likely that Bitcoin's on-chain supply will be much lower in five years due to freezing of lost funds vs lost funds being stolen and sold on the open market.\n\n    * Said one more way: If the takeoff of quantum is slow, Bitcoin will likely experience the most deflationary event in its history as a pre-emptive measure. One could even call it a \"Deflation Bomb.\"\n\n# How will it play out most likely?\n\n* Today all recently-created Bitcoin wallets are safe against long-exposure quantum attacks. This is great!\n\n* Within the next year or so, I expect BIP-360 and its follow-up will be merged into Bitcoin Core. This will make all recently-created wallets safe against BOTH long-expsosure AND short-exposure quantum attacks.\n\n* Fears of a long-exposure quantum computer will increase in the next couple years.\n\n  * Someone may even show that they can break a *very tiny* ecdsa key, creating a lot of FUD and FOMO (and a great buying opportunity for those who can see through the noise)\n\n* Those fears will prompt the Bitcoin community to implement a sunset for all wallets vulnerable to long-exposure quantum attacks, which will include Satoshi's 1M btc\n\n* During the sunset period, a lot of btc will move to modern more quantum-secure wallets. And we will see for the first time just how many btc have been legitimately lost vs are just \"dormant.\" It will be a fun time!\n\n* After the sunset period, all legacy vulnerable funds will be frozen, and the \"true\" btc supply will be known for the first time. It will likely be much less than 21M. I wouldn't be surprised if it were closer to 15M, or even as low as 10M.\n\n  * The sunset will probably happen around when quantum computers are still struggling to break even a single ecdsa key, so still with plenty of time before any btc can actually be stolen.\n\n# Conclusion\n\nRight now, the most important thing is that BIP-360 (or a similar proposal) is integrated. Again, that particular proposal introduces quantum security with a relatively minor change and NO PERFORMANCE PENALTY so it really shouldn't be very controversial, and I expect it, or something like it, will be in within the next year.\n\n# One last note on mining\n\nTechnically, a quantum computer also experiences a major advantage for mining Bitcoin, not just cracking ecdsa keys. I haven't covered that here because it's much less of an issue. If a quantum computer is fast enough to mine Bitcoin, then it will just require all miners to transition to quantum mining techniques. This could cause a temporary centralization in Bitcoin mining before quantum tech has fully proliferated, but I don't think it's a long-term threat to the integrity of Bitcoin itself. Moreover, a quantum computer will need to be extremely fast to find the block, producing a hash in under ten minutes, which will take quite some time to achieve (and likely have many prior milestones to warn the community). Even with all of this, the hash algorithm could be changed to be more quantum resistant, as CRYSTALS also introduces quantum-secure hash algorithms. However, I would emphasize that this change would be very difficult and ultimately likely unnecessary.\n\n# About me\n\nI have been a Bitcoin-lover since 2012. I now work on a project called DeSo that is a blockchain built to decentralize social media (and where we are also pioneering quantum-secure transactions). If you liked this post, you may enjoy checking out DeSo.\n","likes":1,"reposts":17,"comments":35,"diamonds":35,"post_hash":"d53b1d6396376aaba8a6dff7670ccc436e13a1f9ae7cca9425c6d1d353ebc6a0","timestamp":"2025-11-19T08:17:41.022Z"},{"likes":0,"reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":9,"post_hash":"e7168d171498e54c151a146bc42ad372b8a2f79c989abe22981c6d33fd3464c4","timestamp":"2025-10-27T17:31:31.409Z"},{"body":"Been playing with GPT-5 and really loving the model but so strange how it can still get things wrong like this. It seems like it's worse if the context is very large (this was at the end of a long unrelated conversation for example).\n\n![download.jpeg](https://images.deso.org/a32add9527174cd0d291cf88c5c37cbff1633ccef2016e52489ffd19459daec5.webp)\n","likes":0,"reposts":3,"comments":29,"diamonds":15,"post_hash":"e0757227afbdd8ddc7c394c4235210eb5317840e2be80e5bf2ef7379abe8a4fb","timestamp":"2025-08-08T10:58:45.797Z"},{"body":"Posted this on X to defend a friend. Felt weird to post it here where things aren't as political but everything must be on-chain:\n\n*I just want to say that @shaunmmaguire is not only one of the smartest and most helpful investors I've ever worked with, but also someone I consider a friend.*\n\n*Through some of the hardest times I've had over the past five years, he has always been there to support me, even when it wasn't cool or popular to do so. Actually, especially during those times.*\n\n*Since it seems to be something people care about right now, I will also mention that I happen to be of Palestinian heritage, and I can say from first-hand experience that Shaun never lets his politics get in the way of doing what's right, let alone doing his job as an investor or helping me when I need it.*\n\n*Finally, I will just say that I don't care about the stuff he says on X because I believe someone can be an amazing person while saying and believing things I might not like. But even if I did care, I still believe he is 100% entitled to hold those views and make them known because this is America.*\n\n<https://x.com/nadertheory/status/1943030559518921023>\n","likes":0,"reposts":3,"comments":21,"diamonds":13,"post_hash":"cc6b3c6c14b010d6ee4e44689d09aee74883d210bce519b6ac8521249d3d1754","timestamp":"2025-07-10T19:55:26.456Z"},{"body":"What happened with pumpdotfun and other crypto accounts getting suspended on X today is not OK. But it's part of a broader issue, which is our heavy reliance on platforms that censor their users for arbitrary reasons.\n\nI want to go on the record for the first time today and say that I am a free speech ABSOLUTIST. I believe it is your unalienable right to post whatever content you want online, and for other people to be able to find it, no matter how controversial any other person or government thinks it is.\n\nI believe nobody has a right to draw a line on what's visible online, but especially not governments. The drawing of ANY line whatsoever results in that line being used by those in power to censor opponents in the name of \"justice.\" Even today, the US government is trying to ban encryption and build back doors into things on the basis that it's the only way to stop \"bad content\" from being shared, a definition which only expands and never contracts. They try to pass some bill related to this every year or two, and it only takes one moment of weakness for them to succeed and permanently alter our privacy rights the way the Patriot Act opportunistically did after 911.\n\nI believe no line is just, and no line should be acceptable to the public. I believe you should be able to post whatever you want no matter what anybody thinks, and other people should be able to find it if they want. Yes, even things other people think are bad, and even things governments think are bad (in fact, especially the latter, as the constitution was supposed to guarantee).\n\nI'm so committed to absolutism that I created a platform called DeSo where nobody can censor what you post or prevent other people from following you and seeing it, not even me. Every post is signed by your private key and stored on a fully decentralized blockchain (DeSo), giving your content the same censorship-resistance as Bitcoin (with the same UX quality as twitter). Yes, it's that hardcore at the technical level, and it has to be if we want absolute free speech to exist. If anyone has the keys, that person will be manipulated into drawing a line. I would know because they tried to manipulate me, and they failed. Now I'm free and it's clearer than ever: Not your keys, not your content. If you want to try it, check out focus dot xyz, our flagship app, which supports the full Patreon+OnlyFans feature set with crypto for micropayments and censorship-proof earning.\n\nThe only way to get true freedom is through true decentralization, from a founder who actually believes society should have absolute freedom in what they say and do on the internet, and who is willing to fight for it.\n","likes":0,"reposts":13,"comments":101,"diamonds":25,"post_hash":"ff93dac178d0cae13514c7141815b2ac5f76ed4611bee94eaa8279a11447cc65","timestamp":"2025-06-17T20:31:45.551Z"},{"likes":0,"reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":8,"post_hash":"3f7fbdf5b1698f1c33f91c7edc16440ca28c22e49e998172001e6ca2069fe740","timestamp":"2025-06-10T06:44:06.020Z"},{"likes":0,"reposts":0,"comments":1,"diamonds":8,"post_hash":"ce2f13727f3f71031f4d4db18b1ef480e155df424d0769dfebafbed9e329d8f8","timestamp":"2025-06-10T06:43:38.959Z"},{"body":"I put this at the beginning of all my prompts now and it improves quality materially. I don't know why it works but it does...\n","likes":0,"reposts":6,"comments":35,"diamonds":12,"post_hash":"66f376d43b2952e9a903c1646672a4bf6535e12636a97039b4bb932b87efd22c","timestamp":"2025-05-31T15:35:49.494Z"},{"body":"Using AI is starting to feel more and more like \"cheating.\" Feels like the coding agents in particular will help take open-source projects like DeSo to the next level.\n","likes":0,"reposts":1,"comments":25,"diamonds":18,"post_hash":"be87abc03853f745aa2979cfcd7bd0f03c48727488902297ec519867b8cd18b1","timestamp":"2025-05-26T10:49:48.799Z"}],"source":"DeSo","username":"nader"},"meta":{"timestamp":"2026-06-11T16:46:49.420Z","request_id":"c92557e5-4768-4da7-9584-a622fe971e85"},"status":"ok","message":"Posts retrieved successfully","success":true}}}},"401":{"description":"Missing or invalid x-oanor-key header"},"402":{"description":"Active subscription required"},"429":{"description":"Rate-limit or monthly quota reached"},"502":{"description":"Upstream did not respond"}}}},"/v1/feed":{"get":{"operationId":"get_v1_feed","tags":["Feed"],"summary":"Newest posts across the network","description":"","parameters":[{"name":"limit","in":"query","required":false,"description":"Max posts (1-100)","schema":{"type":"string"},"example":"20"}],"security":[{"oanorKey":[]}],"responses":{"200":{"description":"OK","content":{"application/json":{"example":{"data":{"count":20,"posts":[{"body":"Rainy season seems to be here in Siem Reap, What better way to celebrate than with some cool rainy photos. \n\nThis is a collage but you could see them all online on my Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ventures_on\n\n#rain #rainphotography #siemreap #Cambodia #pubstreetsiemreap","likes":0,"author":"ventures_on","reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":0,"post_hash":"c6a94baacb7e9046575c20ebcc2a873d46843b4870dcbc28d3413e0ead26352b","timestamp":"2026-06-11T16:41:37.595Z"},{"body":"Good night everyone ","likes":0,"author":"Shawnkark","reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":0,"post_hash":"972f106d1c511d4656a4093838123067923e58c7c7fe161540282d11d6a2a0b8","timestamp":"2026-06-11T16:25:25.842Z"},{"body":"Will Deso give a big comeback Soon or it will late?","likes":0,"author":"Wolverine009","reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":0,"post_hash":"cfe07852cc1265a93dc57702b39398d3e67b84bd1419615d5ee0152f32a9bfcc","timestamp":"2026-06-11T16:17:38.242Z"},{"body":"Welcome to a beautiful day!","likes":0,"author":"DrMoz","reposts":0,"comments":2,"diamonds":1,"post_hash":"286920041845312556ceb6c1b5bd68055ee106e024b622863acb3fccb004c352","timestamp":"2026-06-11T16:08:03.466Z"},{"body":"🛡️ Danger Ghost - Permanent Progress Save\n\nMy Ghost is evolving!  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If you’ve been waiting for\na clean run, this is it.\n\n- Entry: **$1.00**\n- Current pool: **$14.00**\n- Current game: **Stack 'n Fall**\n\n![Stack 'n Fall screenshot](https://winez.gg/assets/help/stacknfall.webp)\n\nJoin now: https://winez.gg","likes":0,"author":"winEZgg","reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":0,"post_hash":"bdd9652dd475b0a90709bc6f1f340bb0516ec51205f5fe648b5b56671d22912e","timestamp":"2026-06-11T15:20:21.398Z"},{"body":"Have a great day DeSo fam 💙😁\n\n","likes":0,"author":"DeSocialWorld","reposts":0,"comments":2,"diamonds":4,"post_hash":"a4d90037a0ce2621885d127d6a08f057229843a76fc97aa24ceb405dddcbf8e5","timestamp":"2026-06-11T14:52:07.265Z"},{"body":"This is Called Fire Horse 🐎🔥\n😂 When DeSo???","likes":0,"author":"Kaanha","reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":0,"post_hash":"872739be6947da070ee352d00b03592d7fa045eaf182341577b1384df9a12c11","timestamp":"2026-06-11T14:46:30.646Z"},{"body":"Got you!","likes":0,"author":"AlexOnChain","reposts":0,"comments":1,"diamonds":3,"post_hash":"31f40abe14e2e9d82233b5acbf5a34ef20ccd455ffae35125bcee1b76406ff7c","timestamp":"2026-06-11T14:43:14.292Z"},{"body":"I am just trying to keep up with the technology I find I always try to improve myself for a better future ","likes":0,"author":"Specialphoenix","reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":0,"post_hash":"14ef67a65d9f92af538ec8c9c9fbac9237c9c7ad568ba4cf3f37e24886de7ac0","timestamp":"2026-06-11T14:42:17.789Z"},{"body":"No one is always been lucky maybe some time you'll be lucky but all the time you need to work hard so you don't need to wait for Luck to happen to you ","likes":0,"author":"Theaspiration","reposts":0,"comments":0,"diamonds":0,"post_hash":"143739644ef8915bddb08c967770ed8106c27bf89656e7e3093c9f6e96d81f84","timestamp":"2026-06-11T14:41:02.086Z"},{"body":"This is such a cool room. 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