if you love bitcoin and can't stop thinking or talking about bitcoin, consider this data point: 
if we slow down the bitcoin talk I think there is a bigger chance of attracting non-bitcoiners to nostr, and then they will be slowly turned into bitcoiners by proximity and by the quite usage of the lightning tip buttons (again, as long as these tip buttons don't scream on them that they must be already bitcoiners to use nostr).
*quiet
i’d love if someone would work on sign-in from popular ‘web3’ wallets under NIP-26 delegation. cause i totally agree mate- one of the failures of mastodon/others is they stayed an ingroup circlejerk
https://twitter.com/smolgrrr/status/1608788920376102912?s=46&t=bFNZVcdujAwcBtPkb-6v4w
i’ve got plenty of CT friends who’d come across, but i think the perception is that nostr is a ‘weird maxi thing’ already
i’m tryna hack something together for others to use but i needa learn solidity to get further
mastodon became an in group circlejerk because of the protocol, all nostr needs to do is not go down those paths and it wont have the problem
I love Bitcoin, but haven't been taking about it on every single note here like I would on Twitter. I feel that most already know what I'm going to say already. 🤙
Yep, it’s actually good to see other subjects being discussed on nostr. I guess everyone here is pretty much in agreement when it comes to BTC
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I have zero interest in bitcoin but think nostr has a lot of potential.
Looking forward to a keyword “mute” function…
filters are in massive need here
This project can be a sly roundabout way to orange pill normies.
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Some suit on YouTube sent me this message:
I'm tempted to say:
“If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.”
But that's not going to help adoption.
What would you say fiatjaf?
Hmm... I'd say, imagine that you've used twitter for a long time but have become unhappy with their moderation algos etc.. what do you do? Abandon the account, your connections, your history? With nostr you don't have to. Move to a new client, keep your followers and history, continuing interacting with folks who stay on Twitter and they won't even know you've moved clients. Nostr separates content ownership from the front end client.
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