My BitcoinTwitter Bros suggested I come here.
I wouldn't lean into it more, though, as it's already quite all-consuming, and that market has been tapped out and is shrinking.
It's easy to miss the jump into new markets and die from lack of growth.
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Also, a social network can have a mix of large-topics and small topics and be successful.
Because people have multiple topics of interest.
"Bros"? Bleibt doch auf eurem Twitter-Käfig. Bitcoin ist das einzige, was zählbar ist, alles andere ist Schrott. Wachstum? Mit dem System? Die einzige richtige Chance ist die Unabhängigkeit. Don't trust, verify. #BitcoinOnly #NoMoreTaxes
Abnb didn't stay _only_ San Francisco.
Mommy bloggers was a ginormous market, with constant new entrants.
You would think Bitcoin talk would scale like mommy talk, as lots of people become new parents or buy Bitcoin for the first time, but most people prefer talking about their family life, than about their currency's emission rate.
We're more like Stack Overflow, in that regard, and SO is being crushed by AI. You don't need to interact with *people*, in order to find out about *things*, anymore. You can just ask ChatGPT, "How is the emission rate for Bitcoin calculated?"
How DARE you!? 🤣🤣🤣😮💨
I'm talking about how to bootstrap a network and keep it thriving. I'm not saying you stop doing things. Amazon became a massive success selling only books, but do they only sell books today?
I'm saying that if we want to be the network for *everything8 one day, we need to look at what the network is working for today, and embrace and expand those.
In other words, i think our best opportunity today is the health and holistic living communities. That can expand massively into a general audience that doesn't know anything about bitcoin. Its by far, imo, what Nostr has the most content on already, and has the biggest area to grow.