This will put us all under the microscope 🤣

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Is a nostrich’s IP address revealed when reading notes? Or only when signing them?

I’d imagine most people would utilize KoalaSats’ contribution to watch an ā€œorder bookā€ in real time, kind of like the now-defunct nostr:npub1kdkl4prkt7jmy8cdzdutqv8988vekl93nj4r25zpqpa5uacm9jkqnsjzq5, rather than actually to shop *on* nostr.

You make a good point though, that if a client is also an exchange tool, that could bring some heat in certain jurisdictions.

A lot of heat. Especially since it’s not as obscure as bisq or robosats.

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Yeah its more of a thought provoking exploration.

At one point nostr:npub1vtlqystr2056cqvuy8uehq5g757362029krqv5axw6gdw37kunkq7ajrhd was speaking of combining nostr as ID layer for a p2p protocol that robosats, bisq etc can all plug into.

I do remember that. Cool concept indeed.

But since nostr’s Other Stuff has such broad/general potential, this could easily serve as a ā€œview onlyā€ way to engage (ie filter by relay, market-feed, etc.) within an existing social/communications-focused client like Damus. That seems like a pretty straightforward feature/tweak on the existing setup.

Then, at the same time, one could potentially build a client that interfaces more deeply with these p2p exchanges.

nostr:npub1nje4ghpkjsxe5thcd4gdt3agl2usxyxv3xxyx39ul3xgytl5009q87l02j's point about unwanted attention is a good one, though, and while I tend to think that everything will ā€œcome to nostrā€ eventually, it may not be in the protocol’s favor to start with the use cases that specifically attract regulatory attention (ie finance/money/exchanges/ā€œdefiā€/etc), at least until its robust enough - and with a large enough user base - to withstand the pressure that comes with that sort of thing

p2p is tough enough as it is to make an excellent experience. Chances are the robosats and others 100% focused on this challenge will show focused other stuff apps is the way.

I will keep šŸ‘€ open just in case there is easy way at the least to point where p2p happens on the network.

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