Has anyone explored using Nostr IDs in place of PGP, e.g. for signing arbitrary things: software binaries, git commits, etc?

Brainstorming an idea here... Context: Zapping is huge for both retention and driving engagement in Nostr. Receiving a zap triggers a dopamine release that rewards you for creating engaging content. Zaps therefore are good for the network, as it incentives quality content and positive community interaction. Opportunity: Today the dopamine release only happens when you receive a zap (mostly). If users received a similar dopamine release when they send a zap, it would increase the volume/velocity of zaps, and have a multiplicative benefit to the network. Idea: Can clients or apps create a reward for zap senders? Perhaps gamifying it? Maybe show a rank/score on their profile (slmething more prominent than the zaps tab)? Or have zap lotteries that reward users based on zaps (need to think about preventing manipulation e.g. self-zaps here)? This could be done as a feature in the clients, or as bots, or via some new "gamifying nostr" app. I'm curious if anyone's thought about this already, or interested in exploring it further. #zaps #nostr

Actual footage of @calle building Cashu

Cosmic Desktop now supports workspace pinning? The future is now! I use #arch, btw

Anyone know why the APK hash for Cake Wallet shown in #zapstore doesn't match the hash published on github? @franzap