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Loving nostr!
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Jogi 2 years ago
Every time I come back on here, there's a massive backlog of posts I've missed.
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Jogi 2 years ago
So jpeg notarization on layer one fizzled out. Mempool cleared recently. image
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Jogi 2 years ago
Elon must be scared shitless for his 44 billion
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Jogi 2 years ago
You're gonna lose that bet to Marty, #[0] Almost cleared image
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Jogi 2 years ago
No gate keepers on payments. A world wide audience. People are already selling products on here. See #[0] This thing has the potential to be a global marketplace for small businesses. Who's gonna build nostr marketplace on top of it? Amazon should be scared shitless
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Jogi 2 years ago
How come politics always devolves into left vs right? It has been like that across time and also between pretty much all countries that are not one party dictatorships. Strange no? Politics seems to always be centralists competing with each other for their flavor of centralism. Classical liberals, libertarians and liberally (as in freedom) minded anarchists can't pull voters because the message of self reliance is a hard sale. The masses will vote for handouts because they're high time preference retards.
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Jogi 2 years ago
This is what web 3 should be was my thought yesterday. This morning i see that same headline in my youtube feed, i think Marty and Odell discussed it a couple days before. Glad I independently arrived at the thought too, even though i sounded like I ripped them off. Theres hope for me yet
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Jogi 2 years ago
Nostr feed >> twitter feed. Much higher signal on here
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Jogi 2 years ago
The feed over here is by default remarkably free from influencers. Didn't have to mute clout chasers yet
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Jogi 2 years ago
Block generated $156 million in profits of their bitcoin sales, which was $7.11 billion in revenue. That means they're charging more than 2 percent in fees.
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Jogi 2 years ago
Years ago I was dumb and bought the intrinsic value argument. Money needs to have intrinsic value, they said and bitcoin doesn't have any. Then I paused and thought about money, realizing that fiat doesn't have any intrinsic value either and that works as money for the time being. If fiat needs no intrinsic value, and if fiat works as money, money needs no intrinsic value. Money just needs to be accepted as money. And as time goes by and as more merchants accept bitcoin every day, the intrinsic value argument becomes more and more laughable.
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Jogi 2 years ago
You can publish long form content on here too. No character limit