It is the network effect. They quickly see its bunch of anonymous profiles which use a cryptocurrency… there is none of their friends over here and they eventually think it is just better to fight on platforms where at least the platform has a potential userbase big enough to make a difference instead of having a protocol with 20k accounts total…

One day I will get a new used laptop and use my current one for Monero mining. Hope RandomX does not change. I want to get some monero, but privately…

If we want #Nostr to be big and be competitive, we need all relays to be transparent because as things stand, the relays do collect IP Addresses but never tell us why or how long they retain that data. As of right now, all you need to do is attack the relays, find everyone’s IP Addresses and then make them unavailable via any methods… As of right now, we have no metadata protection, no protection against IP Logging, no protection against AI spam reply bots…