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2026-09-04 18:15:30 UTC

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Exactly. That's why the payment matters too, redundancy without an incentive doesn't last. L402 pays whoever host your data, per pull, so sovereignty isn't just about who holds the keys, it's about who can afford to keep serving them.

2026-09-03 21:25:03 UTC

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Good follow-up. The token isn't scoped to one blob, it's Realm = blossom-read, RequestMethod = GET, ExpiresAt = +10min so technically the same paid token is valid for any blob in that location for the window, not just the layers of the image you meant to pull. That's a real property, not a secret. It's priced for the worst case though: bandwidth is capped per IP (4 conns × 5 MB/s ≈ 20 MB/s), so the absolute ceiling on one 10-sat payment is bounded, not infinite. It's a window of bounded egress, not a per-image guarantee. Narrower scoping (per-repo, not per-location) isn't something ngx-l402 does yet, that'd be the real fix if we want a stricter guarantee.

2026-09-03 21:16:08 UTC

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Yeah. One company shouldn't be able to pull your code offiline even for a few moments. That's why I mirrored them on Nostr, so there's no platform in the loop that can do it again.

2026-09-03 21:14:11 UTC

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Exactly 🤟🏻

2026-09-03 13:14:50 UTC

GitHub took my repo down. The code moved to ngit in minutes. The container images had nowhere to migrate from GHCR.
So I built nectr: pay to sip, from any Blossom server.
Push any content (images, models, datasets, files) to a Blossom server over Nostr, and pull it back paying over Lightning. Your wallet, your host, no gatekeeper.
Demo 👇 publish a container image or any artifact to a paid Blossom server, then docker pull and oras pull it back through nectr's gateway. Lightning settles it; Docker or ORAS never knows.
Content is the nectar, any Blossom server can pour it, You pay to sip. 🍯🐝
MIT, on crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/nectr
#nectr #bitcoin #lightning #nostr #blossom #oci
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2026-07-23 10:07:21 UTC

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ngit:- https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1qnw27f2jsqvn05wzpd56m7ykgmepk57p0yrzw8fzc7lfhjkmjmqqmd9r6h/relay.ngit.dev/ngx-l402

2026-07-23 10:03:34 UTC

ngx-l402 — an nginx module that puts a Lightning paywall (L402) in front of
any HTTP API.
Two directives:
l402 on;
l402_amount_msat_default 1000;
A request without payment gets a 402 with a macaroon + BOLT-11 invoice. Pay,
retry with the preimage, get your 200.
Non-custodial by design: sats settle straight to your own node or Lightning
address. No account, no intermediary, nothing routed through us.
Lightning backends: LND, CLN, Eclair, LNURL, NWC, BOLT12, LNC.
Cashu eCash works too — the client sends a token in the X-Cashu header
instead of paying an invoice. Proofs verify offline via NUT-12 DLEQ, so
there's no round-trip to the mint on the request path. Bearer, unlinkable,
and skipping the invoice round-trip makes it the fastest path of the lot.
It also publishes a capability manifest at /.well-known/l402-services, so
agents can discover your routes and prices and pay — no API key, no signup.
Live demo, 1 sat and learn more at: https://ngx-l402.org
Code (MIT): https://github.com/ngx-l402/ngx-l402
The repo is mirrored on Nostr via ngit (gitworkshop.dev) and release
binaries are on Blossom. GitHub flagged the org twice, so the project is
built to survive being deplatformed.
repo on ngit:- https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1qnw27f2jsqvn05wzpd56m7ykgmepk57p0yrzw8fzc7lfhjkmjmqqmd9r6h/relay.ngit.dev/ngx-l402
Release on blossom: https://nostr.download/03b6473139813e3c06361da15803a61e4c9f86111413a2467227825ed72b093d.gz
#bitcoin #lightning #l402

2026-07-22 14:20:49 UTC

🐋 Back in 2021 I did my Google Summer of Code with Orcasound — an open-source project running a cooperative network of hydrophones (underwater mics) off the Pacific Northwest coast. Anyone can put on headphones and listen live for endangered orcas, helping scientists detect and protect them. Open-source software + hardware + a distributed community of listeners.
My contribution there wrapped a while back, but they haven't forgotten me — a kind surprise recently landed in the mail. 👕📦
Grateful to have played a small part in helping orcas be heard.
#OpenSource #ListenForWhales #Orcasound
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2026-07-15 18:25:54 UTC

GitHub trying to sabotage solid open source projects.
#BTCBreakdown
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2026-07-14 15:43:40 UTC

Censorship doesn't erase anything. It just moves it somewhere they can't reach.
https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1qnw27f2jsqvn05wzpd56m7ykgmepk57p0yrzw8fzc7lfhjkmjmqqmd9r6h/relay.ngit.dev/oci-over-nostr
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2026-07-09 19:22:23 UTC

git clone does NOT include your issues and PRs.
git made code portable. Your community's bug reports, reviews, and discussions live in GitHub's database — on GitHub's terms.
When a bot flagged our org, the issues API returned [] to me, the owner. 17 open issues & PRs, frozen. Day 6, no human.
Back yours up today or make it un-confiscatable by migrating to ngit.
Your code has infinite copies. Your community's work has zero.

2026-07-08 19:23:22 UTC

What GitHub is doing to open-source maintainers is unethical — and our project is this week's proof.
Issues and PRs are community property. Contributors wrote those bug reports, reviews, and discussions — and one unreviewed algorithm decision made all of it inaccessible even through API, indefinitely. For an active project, that's not moderation; that's silently strangling development.
Here's what happened to us. ngx-l402 — an MIT-licensed nginx module for Lightning L402 API paywalls, self-hosted, non-custodial, 53 stars, 21 releases, active contributors — was auto-flagged five days ago. No human has reviewed it. Since then:
- The repo is hidden from every user on earth
- 17 open issues & PRs frozen — the API returns an empty list to the project owner
- Repository transfers blocked — my own code, and I cannot move it
- Docs, CI, container images — dark
A Lightning project, flagged for publishing software, on the platform that markets itself as the home of open source. Draw your own conclusions.
We drew ours. Everything now lives where no algorithm can take it:
📂 Code — Nostr/ngit: https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1qnw27f2jsqvn05wzpd56m7ykgmepk57p0yrzw8fzc7lfhjkmjmqqmd9r6h/relay.ngit.dev/ngx-l402
📦 Release — Blossom, hash-verifiable: https://nostr.download/03b6473139813e3c06361da15803a61e4c9f86111413a2467227825ed72b093d.gz
🔜 Website — nsite, next
Your project is one false positive away from this. Mirror it somewhere sovereign today.
#nostr #bitcoin #lightning #opensource #ngit #githubsucks
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2026-07-07 19:43:19 UTC

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Yes. The more GRASP servers, the healthier the ecosystem 😄

2026-07-07 18:17:53 UTC

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Yes they intentionally round it off badly.

2026-07-07 18:15:10 UTC

Github sucks.
ngit is what open-source deserves 🫶🏻
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2026-07-06 16:09:32 UTC

Every `docker pull` on earth asks a central company for permission. We need a decentralized container registry.

2026-07-05 12:27:41 UTC

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nice hallucination 🤖 — ngx-l402 is non-custodial, there's no treasury 😄

2026-07-05 09:14:19 UTC

GitHub flagged our org (ngx-l402) and hid it from the public — almost certainly a false positive. We've appealed. We moved to rails no one can deplatform.
📂 Source now on Nostr via ngit:
https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1qnw27f2jsqvn05wzpd56m7ykgmepk57p0yrzw8fzc7lfhjkmjmqqmd9r6h/relay.ngit.dev/ngx-l402
📦 Release v1.2.7 (nginx 1.28.0, linux/x86_64), on Blossom — content-addressed and verifiable:
https://nostr.download/03b6473139813e3c06361da15803a61e4c9f86111413a2467227825ed72b093d.gz
ngx-l402 is an open-source nginx module that puts a Lightning (L402) paywall in front of any HTTP API — non-custodial, self-hosted. Fitting that it now lives on rails no one can take down.
#nostr #bitcoin #lightning #ngit #L402

2026-03-22 18:34:30 UTC

Introducing Paygress: Permissionless Cloud Compute ⚡
Spinning up a VM today usually means:
hand over your ID, add a credit card, and trust some company that logs everything
Paygress flips that.
A decentralized compute marketplace built on Nostr + Cashu.
No accounts. No KYC.
How it works:
→ Providers advertise compute on Nostr relays
→ You discover and request a VM — all communication flows through Nostr
→ Cashu tokens settle instantly, carry zero identity
→ No central server sits in between
Have a Linux box collecting dust? One command turns it into a provider LXC or Proxmox backend. Workloads are isolated. Expired ones get cleaned up automatically.
Everything happens over Nostr
Paygress can be used to run:
- Nostr relays
- CI pipeline
- OpenClaw
- anything you’d normally throw on a VM.
Permissionless infrastructure for a permissionless internet.
Check it out here: https://paygress.net
Github → https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/paygress
CLI → https://lib.rs/crates/paygress-cli
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2026-03-22 18:28:56 UTC

2026-02-17 20:14:05 UTC

ngx_l402 v1.2.3 — Stronger rails, smarter routing ⚡
Improved Cashu handling to prevent unintended LNURL routing in multi-tenant mode (@iamthesvn) and native support for Eclair nodes (@DhananjayPurohit).
Also included: dynamic Cashu mint parameter discovery (NUT-05, NUT-08) (@iamthesvn) and Redis-backed replay protection to prevent double-spend/replay attacks (@DhananjayPurohit).
Better multi-tenant reliability, broader node compatibility, and stronger Cashu security—steady progress toward production-ready Lightning infrastructure. 🚀
https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/ngx_l402/releases/tag/v1.2.3

2026-02-17 14:52:50 UTC

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- https://402.markets marketplace for APIs powered by cashu and lightning

2026-02-07 06:12:23 UTC

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Coming soon paygress.net

2026-01-23 13:38:39 UTC

ngx_l402 v1.2.1 — New updates landed ⚡
Multi-tenant Redis support for LNURL across API routes (@nprofile…5xpd), and Lightning Node Connect (LNC) support for LND (@nprofile…9g8x).
Smoother multi-tenant setups and easier, more secure LND connectivity—steady progress toward flexible, production-ready Lightning integrations. 🚀
https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/ngx_l402/releases/tag/v1.2.1

2025-12-13 10:27:19 UTC

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2025-12-13 10:27:00 UTC

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2025-12-13 09:58:46 UTC

🚀 ngx_l402 release v1.2.0
https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/ngx_l402/releases/tag/v1.2.0
New updates landed: multi-LNURL support across API routes (@ritik), BOLT12 Lightning Offers for generating static BOLT11 invoices per request (@iamthesvn), and Tor/SOCKS5 proxy support for connecting to .onion LND nodes (@dhananjaypurohit).
Steady progress toward more private, flexible Lightning integrations.

2025-11-26 16:52:18 UTC

🚀 ngx_l402 release v1.1.3
https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/ngx_l402/releases/tag/v1.1.3
A massive shout-out to @nprofile…5xpd for powering most of the improvements in this release — from feature upgrades to CI/CD enhancements. Incredible work! 👏🔥

2025-11-11 09:54:05 UTC

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Can’t wait to experience this feature on 402.markets !

2025-11-11 09:51:38 UTC

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Exactly right 👍

2025-11-11 09:47:07 UTC

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Contributions are always welcome!
👉 https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/ngx_l402
You can also build and list your own API on 402.markets:
👉 https://402.markets/

2025-11-06 10:05:56 UTC

Delivered a talk on L402 at the BOSS Summit! Huge thanks to @nprofile…2cgl. The future of web payments is here.
https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/ngx_l402
#L402 #BOSSSummit #LightningNetwork
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2025-11-01 12:44:34 UTC

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Sure. Thanks. 🤟🏻

2025-10-30 14:39:02 UTC

🤟🏻
#bitcoinfilmfest #bossindia
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2025-10-27 23:28:56 UTC

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Proudly built with ngx_l402 🛠️ and the power of Cashu 🥜, Lightning ⚡, and HTTP 402. The future of markets is here.
https://github.com/DhananjayPurohit/ngx_l402
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2025-10-24 16:45:33 UTC

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Thanks for using it and pointing that out! You’re right — the transport field is missing, and I’ll fix that. I’m planning to add "t" as an empty array for now, since L402 currently uses an implicit transport method via X-Cashu headers. However, I’m open to discussing whether we should introduce explicit transport methods (like Nostr or HTTP POST) for receiving eCash, though that might add unnecessary complexity to the otherwise simple L402 protocol.

2025-09-22 12:11:38 UTC

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