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I believe Nostr can grow stronger and faster if small businesses here actively support one another-especially those that introduce real products and accept Bitcoin and sats. When we build an ecosystem where people can truly buy with Bitcoin, not just talk about it, Nostr becomes more than a protocol-it becomes a working system. If we support each other, Nostr can evolve into the place where people come specifically to discover and purchase unique goods with Bitcoin-something they won’t easily find on other platforms.

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Absolutely agree. This is how real adoption happens, circular economies, real goods, and sats changing hands. When small businesses support each other and actually build with Bitcoin, Nostr stops being just talk and becomes a living marketplace. Stack sats, support builders, and grow the ecosystem from the ground up 🧡
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I've not been paying enough attention to this area. I totally agree, but I am aware that buying a product from one side of the world and getting that shipped to the other side is a logistical friction. What are your thoughts on this? Is there an opportunity for a NOSTR or Bitcoin logistics decentralised organisation to centralise shipments?
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Not everything happens at once-it takes time. If a circular economy of buying and selling becomes widely adopted, supporting industries such as logistics will naturally emerge in a more decentralized manner. Transportation, however, remains a critical pillar of any economy, and it will take time before it can function as a fully decentralized system. For now, the most effective step we can take is to actively use Bitcoin to purchase real products and services, helping this practice grow and mature over time.
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