One of the things that legacy social media has developed is each platform has its “job to be done.” LinkedIn … professional Twitter … current events / commentary Instagram … showcase / dream Facebook … community engagement NOSTR clients don’t have that same definition. Whereas I held on to my LinkedIn profile far longer than the rest, it had clear methods of activating its usefulness - albeit using the legacy system. While NOSTR is fun for bitcoiners to high five and lament each other, the next step - the most important step, IMO - is coordinating real actions between networked individuals. I set up my real profile here for that purpose…I’m kinda skeptical sitting here on day 2…let’s see how it goes. **Shouting into the abyss of the protocol to my 1 (probably bot) follower right now.**

I agree and am interested in their discovery process. Is the process one full of strategic, collaborative decisions (i.e. current corporate approach) or is it ugly, clumsy, and urgent in the face of tumult? View quoted note →

Bitcoin should set the “risk-free rate” which is used in all investment decisions for every individual, corporation, and government. What happens if instead of discounting future cashflows by 10% annually everyone uses 50% against those same cashflows? And how would such a dramatic increase in the cost of money impact the size and timing of the cash flows? The implications would be massive.