
Read_731 – Let’s Grow Nostr [Jack Spirko]
“The biggest complaint members of my audience make about Nostr is the sheer dominance of Bitcoin content. This is understandable. Nostr uses a means of

“The biggest complaint members of my audience make about Nostr is the sheer dominance of Bitcoin content. This is understandable. Nostr uses a means of

“Bitcoin transaction fees limit network abuse by making usage expensive. There is a cost to every transaction, set by a dynamic free market based on

“This very dominance is causing certain countries to seek a way to be less dependent on the USD and the UST. To extract themselves from

“The question of who controls the ability to merge code changes into Bitcoin Core’s GitHub repository tends to come up on a recurring basis. This

Bitcoin is a public good. The maintenance and stewardship of the network rests on the conviction and work of 10s or 100s of thousands of

“The fall of First Republic Bank was the second-largest bank failure by assets in US history, putting us in the 2008 conversation. Times are different,

“If Tor is an anonymous remailer, meaning a protocol facilitating the anonymous forwarding and receiving of messages between peers, Nostr can function as an anonymous

“Banks are highly regulated public-private partnerships in an environment where new charters are excruciatingly hard to obtain, and as such remain de facto arms of

“The title of this book may evoke the kind of question that i hear once in a while: “Why do you use the word ‘selfishness’

“Central Banking is successful alchemy in this sense. The money- issuing institutions of the world have found a way to create new money with no

“I believe that in the open /attention/ information economy we find ourselves in, value will mostly derive from effective curation, dissemination, and transmission of information,

“Can you imagine a world in which you are restricted from buying meat for a while because you have already used your “carbon credits” for
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