Subnostr

Yeh, I don't think it's actually possible to verify without access to the Internet.

I don't like the idea of expiring QR codes in the same way your $1 note doesn't expire.

The only way to do this, I think, would be to use a trusted third party that would print these notes with controls and forgery protection similar to most fiat note production.

DagzTagz 5mo ago

I agree! Which actually could be something really viable for small villages on a long enough timeline

Imagine places with no access to banking only needing a small server hub with optimized hardware that can act as a mini paper mint (but with a hard money standard)

Ideally you’d want almost like a ombudsman style global technician team who deploys to do repairs to keep things honest

It’s a v cool idea for eventually

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mike 5mo ago

The head of the village or a nominated elder could be the trusted party.

DagzTagz 5mo ago

Well, historically, that doesn’t end well

mike 5mo ago

And there we complete the cycle of corruption 😂