I’m not a dev, so I do put emphasis on my responsibility to help introduce and familiarize folks in other spaces of the great work being done here. It’s always a challenge to convey the message without being overtly technical. It’s helpful to do so while the iron is hot. From today: “I’ve noticed many of my musician colleagues pushing for legislation reform and better royalties for artists. There have been great campaigns for deleting Spotify, but what happens next? In this space there is minimal discussion of the open source developers who have worked diligently to solve many of the issues we face with social media and finance today. It’s been a long road from Napster to where we are today and I believe that the implementation of BTC, an open-source digitally native currently, into our infrastructure redefines the entire model. It’s also the only digital model that can deliver independence from corporations entirely. For the first time micro payments (<$1) are feasible. Now it is possible to send creators tips through posts and have every streaming royalty settled in real time. This makes the current PROs look as outdated as manual credit card swiping. Not to mention eliminating transaction fees and reliance on banks and governments. I’m happy to help anyone implement and understand these tools to help build better solutions. If anyone wants to debate I happily accept. My point in saying all of this - is that now is an excellent time to learn and reinvent. We’ve all seen the writing on the wall. This recent cash app/square play is massive because it gives plug and play access of this tech to millions of users. Raising the bar as an industry standard. The magic is that you can also send USD - USD and opt to have cash app use the benefits of BTC as the settlement layer, not having to touch BTC at all if you choose.” @jack @miles 🌞 @Maria @Cash App @Spiral