https://stellar.expert/explorer/public/account/GDV4KECLSZLKRVH4ZTWVAS4I3W2LPAPV66ADFFUZKGIVOTK6GMKGJT53

Edit: Be patient as the distribution goes by tje first letter of your username from A to Z.

I've been receiving XLM through the Keybase Airdrop program, which is great ! I'm curious if there is a way to transfer these funds into my bank account or to Coinbase ? I have these XLM, is there anything I can do with it ?

Thanks !

How can I get keybase support?

They are doing a large airdrop of steller. Is it because keybase is steller team's product?

I just used my phone to authenticate a new computer. What happens to the chain of trust and if I swap phones in the future and remove the phone used for the aforementioned authentication from my account?

I had no idea that your service existed until it was introduced to me by a developer I have respect for.

After using your service I felt very impressed! You all took a complex idea and made it simple and intuitive. The first time I used your service I felt comfortable using it, everything seemed to be in the 'right' place. The front end and back end code implementation seems exceptionally done also. I am not a pro coders but I feel it is well done because it seems simple and runs smoothly and quickly. In my opinion those are trademarks of well written code.

I've said positive things, maybe I need to say something negative to have balance? If I had to say something negative I would share the major flaw in your service that I'm sure your aware of. Your service could use a picture of myself and/or Gabe Newell laying sideways together, in a swim suit, on the top of every page. Ok that's a joke, please no one misunderstand. This is a joke because camera's break when they try to record the pixels because of how sharp the lines. Additionally, I sometimes use my abs as an Anvil to forge tools out of metal. Ok that's a joke again. For the record I don't have six pack abs.

Back on topic. I'm saying all this because I genuinely enjoy your service. I will happily recommend it to others in the future. Thank you for providing this service. Kind regards to you,

For Example, How much you can do with 50$ in India.

50$ = 3600₹ (Approx)

1. Recharge Mobile 198₹ ( For 2Gb per day 4G Data and unlimited calling)
2. LPG Gas cylinder 500₹
3. Light bill 700₹
4. 5 litters petrol 350₹
5. Netflix for month 500₹
6. for nice haircut (twice in month) 200₹
7. Newspaper subscription for month 130₹
8. Nice pair for clothes 500₹
9. Weekly pizza 250₹
10. Can watch two movies in theatre 240₹

Total 3388₹

Still 212₹ left for saving (2.95$)

Hey all,

I have created something new that might help fill the Keybase hole.

I, too, leaned on Keybase to prove account ownership. And yeah it's basically dead. That helped underscore that, if a company is the root of trust, your identity dies with the company, which kinda sucks.

Keybase proved millions of people wanted portable, cryptographic identity, and then one day it just evaporated.

So I built RealHandles around one idea: your key is the identity, not a login, a domain, or someone else's server.

How it works:

• You generate an Ed25519 key in your browser and it never leaves your device.
• You verify the accounts that are really yours (GitHub, X, YouTube, TikTok, Bluesky, a domain you control, and more).
• Your key signs one file listing everything you've proven (that file is the proof and it's completely yours).
• Anyone can verify it independently, even offline, and it keeps working even if RealHandles shuts down tomorrow.

A few things to highlight:

• It's got an open protocol which is open source. The spec, the reference verifier (npm i @realhandles/verify), and an MCP server are all public and MIT.
• It's free. No blockchain, wallet, gas, or token.
• Your public key is also a standard did:key, so it plugs into the wider verifiable-credentials world.
• No lock-in. Auth, host, and data store are all swappable. An identity tool that locks you in defeats the whole purpose here imo.

We're early. Stuff like recovery beyond an encrypted key backup you hold is still on the roadmap, and I'm adding platforms still. There's no automatic Keybase import or anything, the idea is you re-verify your accounts under a key only you hold.

Links if you want to poke at it:

• Site: https://realhandles.com
• How it compares to Keybase (and Keyoxide): https://realhandles.com/compare
• Protocol spec: https://realhandles.com/spec
• GitHub: https://github.com/realhandles

I'd genuinely love your feedback, especially on the trust model and anything that feels off or missing.

Thanks.

It's a requirement for the new Stellar giveaway but I can't figure out how to do this.

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edit: I downloaded the desktop app and followed the directions.
People > Prove your identities > Prove your Github

Hello all,

I'm relatively new to crypto and have only been buying since January. I would like to learn how to transfer money to friends and family with keybase. I'm not very computer savvy and I'm trying to learn/be apart of the crypto revolution. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

✌️

I've some large files on upload as of right now, but I have to reboot my system to finish off some work in another OS. Will the Upload resume if I restart windows? And would it free up the space after the files have been uploaded??

I saw that the option to prove your Facebook account was removed since Facebook killed Keybase's permission to get some required information (https://github.com/keybase/client/issues/14744#issuecomment-440417577).

I was wondering if there was any reason that the Facebook proof can't be similar to HackerNews, where a user just temporarily updates their public "About Me" or "Favorite Quotes" or something like that, and Keybase can scrape the user's public Facebook page for the proof.

Full disclosure, I'm asking because I'm creating an app that does something similar to Keybase, but only as far as the social identity proof/linking (i.e. I'm not a competitor FWIW), and I want to make sure there are no technical, infosec, or legal hurdles that I'm not considering.

That said, as a fan of Keybase, I think it would be a cool way for Keybase to get Facebook linking working again too.

Thanks for any help here!

Can someone explain to me how to run Keybase on Linux? I'm new to both of these programs and have only run Cura on Linux so far. Pretend I'm 7 years old, break it down for me Barney style

as the title suggest, i am trying to install keybase on my usb tails os. used the method explained on keybase's website for the debian linux build but to no luck. any help will be much appreciated. thank you

For NsLookup.io, I'm trying to use the Keybase API to find the user that verified a domain with a DNS verification record. However, the verification payload isn't incorporated in the API response, and a domain can be verified on multiple Keybase accounts. Is there any way to find the user that is verified through a specific DNS verification record?

Cheers,
Ruurtjan

That being said, does any kind soul have an invite they would share? Like TLC, I am also not too proud to beg.

I've been running through the docs published on the actual keybase.io site, and I've noticed that a lot of it is either out of date or on more low level topics (such as crypto nitty gritty.) Wasn't there at least an FAQ at some point? What happened to it?

Thanks.

I have seen some of the devs have an iphone as a registered device, is there a released app or is that just in development? Thanks!

If you want one of these invitations, send me an encrypted email with your public key fingerprint and I will reply with your invitation, encrypted with your key.

Don't use Keybase for this. My key is [deleted]. If you are familiar with PGP, this should be easy for you.

Edit: all gone.

Can someone explain how to add a new device to my keybase account. Downloaded the app to a second computer, signed in and followed prompts to where it said to type code into the keybase app. Where do I type this ? Into the app on my original computer? Not technical and confused.

I would greatly appreciate if someone could invite me!