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⚡️POW - 138 th day on Nostr, when everything's going well I've been transparent, now I have to do the same when things aren't going so well. As a reminder, all the work is done manually, no automation!

🔸 7717 Notes

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➤ 7717 / 138 = 55.92 publications per day

➤ 55.92 / 24 = 2.33 publications per hour

➤ 13094 / 138 = 94.884 traces of activity per day

In terms of financial return, here are the figures:

🔸 1,135,000 sats in total.

➤ 1135000 / 138 = 8,224.638 sats per working day

➤ 8224.638 / 55.92 = 147.0786 sats per publication

➤ 8224.63 / 8 = 1,028.0788 sats per hour worked.

That's the equivalent of about $1 an hour of work.

For your information, in the last two weeks it's clearly plummeted to around 2000 sats per day (I haven't yet identified the cause, but there are several hypotheses, such as the fact that I'm no longer "new" or a "drop in interest").

To sum up, I'm clearly beginning to realize that it's going to be very difficult to make a living from it, at least by 2025 I consider the goal to be impossible.

To be able to make a living from it, I was talking about it this morning. I've calculated 50,000 sats per day, if I maintain a cadence of around 60 publications, that would be 833.33 sats per publication, which sounds enormous, but if we show this with almost 7,000 subscribers, we can say that it's feasible. Let me explain: if readers zap with 1 zap each, assuming that only 1/4 of my subscribers see my publication, we're at 1,750, and if only half of them zap with 1 sats, we're at 875 sats. So seen like that, it's achievable, but it's only theory...

The reality is that only a handful of people (who wish to remain anonymous for the most part) support me in a consistent way, which "compensates" a little for the "inactive mass".

On the human side, it's my best experience of any platform. There's a great deal of benevolence, but I think that goes hand in hand with intelligence. Intelligent people are basically good people, and you can see that here.

In terms of user experience, I'm having a bit of trouble keeping up with notifications and posting from time to time, but nothing catastrophic.

Sorry I took so long, but it feels good to share this adventure with you, who knows, maybe in a while I'll be the first Nostrich to make a living out of it, and I'll be able to use my Proof of Work publications to testify. In any case, I've achieved the biggest Nostr speed run in the history of the protocol, I think. Well, I don't know, maybe others have done better before me....

Thank you all, for your support every day I know that some are eagerly awaiting my publications and that makes me proud! I love you ❤️

Our next target is 10,000 notes, by which time we'll be updating you in a little more detail.

You have good content and some magic sauce also. V4V has actually worked well for you, despite the reality of ends not actually being met. I am impressed.

However, I wonder if there could be more opportunities for you to leverage this content and the traffic you receive?

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I don’t have any ideas coming to mind right now.

Im thinking B2B. V4V is nice and all, but businesses apps integrating with Nostr is where the real value is at. What do you have that might be of value on the B2B market?

I don't have anything special, I'm a little caught off guard by this question.

Worth pondering. 🤔

Yes, and if you have any ideas, don't hesitate.

I’ve been posting a lot about how sovereignty is as good for business as for end users. Nostr is a protocol where businesses can build sovereignty respecting apps … without sacrificing profit or IP. This is a new paradigm, that welcomes business apps to offload more and more of their “non essential” black box data onto the public network, while simultaneously offering them tools to harvest and make use of this same “free to access” data submitted from other apps. It’s a paradigm where businesses gain trust from the public network, simply by being good at running their business. B2B services and an ecosystem of small business apps. This is the new paradigm.

Wonder how content creators will fit into this new paradigm … adding a different kind of value than in the “black box” or “attention economy” paradigms?