It’s true

Good morning! Feeling grateful. Thank you for the zaps last night anons.

Damus notifications be glitchy AF tonight *me trying to see which note everybody zapped today and not being able to* Much respect to the devs just pointing it out since I can’t pitch in yet to code.

Today’s forecast: Zappy with scattered lightning storms

If you’ve got sats boys then lay it on the line… won’t you tell everybody you meet that the Zap Man’s in town?

Spotify

Candyman - Live; 2008 Remaster

Grateful Dead · Dead Set (Live) · Song · 1981

Everything old is new again on Nostr

Central banks will never recover from this

“Bitcoin is explosive when it catches on, no cap.” - J. Pow

The renovation will be televised. #endthefed

The throne J. Pow requested as part of the Eccles Building renovations is totally gratuitous and way over budget.

The Eccles Building renovation went over budget because the new assistant under J. Pow’s desk wanted LEED certification.

Anyone else seeing WoS only letting you zap exactly 1,000 sats (no more no less)?

- Why Nostr eventually swallows centralized content platforms by inverting their business models and returning market power to creators - There’s been plenty of discussion about how Nostr is disrupting Twitter but that’s only the beginning. Other centralized platforms that content creators are beholden to for their so-called “network effects” are also ripe for disruption. Consider how lame and common it is that artists, writers, podcasters, and other content creators without a personal website or direct newsletter have to ask you to subscribe to [insert centralized platform name here] to monetize what they do. With Nostr, the creators can drive traffic to themselves and the various clients allow for direct monetization via the relays and zaps without cutting in a third party platform. When diverse kinds of content can be presented in an aesthetically pleasing, easily accessible manner on a heterogeneous menu of Nostr clients, what’s the purpose of centralized platforms like Twitter, Substack, Patreon, and Twitch, just to name a few? If people increasingly exist on a global censorship resistant protocol then it naturally follows that content creators will want to exist and monetize their content there too. How can Nostr clients exist in such a way that long form writers, podcasters, shitposters, streamers, and others can present what they do in a way that makes leaving centralized platforms undeniable? As someone who can contribute more words than code I will be the first to say that I have the utmost respect for the developers and this is not a criticism of what they do in any way. It’s simply trying to lay out a vision for how I see Nostr adoption evolving and growing to meet the needs of a larger network of people as they begin to evolve their habits away from centralized platforms to a fresher future of decentralized, censorship free communication and media that features an organic exchange of ideas with value for value instead of value for algo. I believe the easier it is to consume long form writing, microblogging, art, podcasts, and other content on clients using Nostr as the underlying protocol the brighter the future will be for both Nostr and Bitcoin adoption. Bullish! Pura Vida 🤙🏽⚡️GFY

Happening now:

Nostr brings the town square to life

Wake up babe Babz is zooted on zaps

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“You can’t ride the rails anymore in this country, but you can zap plebs on Nostr.” - attributed to Jerry Garcia