Just quick cobbling together of numbers openly shared by OpenSats, HRW, &otherstuff crew, others. And some conservative assumptions for ongoing investments from VCs like ten31, Hivemind.
The true amount is likely much higher.
Just quick cobbling together of numbers openly shared by OpenSats, HRW, &otherstuff crew, others. And some conservative assumptions for ongoing investments from VCs like ten31, Hivemind.
The true amount is likely much higher.
Interesting. I would imagine that the hope is to revert this trend. Nostr is still not really appealing even for freedom projects, libraries and maintainers, so there’s a long way to go even for a niche protocol. And as you said economics will tend to make sense over time for all actors involved, for good or worse.

Yes. How do Nostr devs earn a living if not from investment and grants? You need millions of people excited to pay at regular intervals for what these devs are developing. That's a tall order.