It is interesting though, your point about the effort that goes into the video vs like a vlog maybe (yet somehow I imagine vlogs could end up making more money on nostr)
I think clients should suggest to people what things are worth, or maybe the author should be able to suggest.
It should still be up to the viewer to pay or choose their own price but it helps the market decide what is fair.
I wouldn't be surprised if a 5 buck zap yielded more 5 buck zaps while a 1 sat zap yields more tiny zaps and people don't consider "how much did I enjoy or appreciate this video", they just think, "oh wow, this was great and others have zapped about X so I'll zap Y."
Maybe, and shut me down if this is personal, but if we reframe the question to "what would this video get per view on Youtube"?
Like is $5 per view a spit in the face?
For someone who doesn't have the time and patience yet to DIY, a fit for purpose solution is the best you can do.
A lazy DIY has too many foot guns. Even if you follow instructions, there will never be enough warning signs for what you should NOT do.
Most people not down the rabbit hole are not thinking about government or systemic risks.
1. They are still slaves and think that NOT rocking the boat is good rather than thinking that rocking the boat is their right.
2. They are not ready to yolo in with everything they have, they will only put in as much as they can afford to lose because they accept that they don't want to do the work to not lose it.
3. They are also ready to place blame on anyone but themselves when it inevitably happens and they're rooting for it. Even if they don't say it, they think it subconsciously.
For as long as it doesn't happen and they start to see and feel the benefits, then they will start to join the team and put in the effort to enable themselves to go all in.
How does this reach the courts and the places that matter?
It looks good, but it is also like the pre rendered video game footage, it will have issues I'm sure.
That said, the concern has and always will be data collection. A system as good and smooth and fluid like this will run remotely and will collect data constantly.
So... No classes, no structs, no vectors, no strings, fuck me, what can we do?
My bitties are down here. Stop staring at my laptop 😡.
Be honest, what do you think is a fair price per view of a video like this?
I think we will never pay fair price on nostr until we have the conversation.
They say if you stare in the mirror and yell BITCOIN 3 times, a bitcoin will appear before you. Making it 21 million and 1 bitcoin.
I guess the reality TV show of politics has now reached the new wave of bitcoiners... "How to reach the sheep without forcing them to wake up."
This video solves that I guess.
Likewise, 5x increase followed by a 80% drop = no profits.
Its mad to get your head around how smaller numbers can wipe out bigger looking numbers. It just isn't intuitive.
80% drop means you need a 5x to recover.
Numbers and percentages are always misleading. Unit bias is real.
-80% down = +400% up. Or is it +500%?
Whatever, just be craeful.
Sounds like you're waiting for the top to get most of your loan. There's only down from there for 4ish years after.
Whatever you do, have enough collateral for a 80% drop plus consider that the fees and interest is always dropping your LTV and then be prepared to deposit that collateral as you start with 50% LTV which protects for up to <40% drop in price (I think).
Good news is I guess you don't need to worry too much about rehypothecation, so you just need to focus on your own risk management.
1. As long as it can't get back to you, you're good. But if there is a small chance, keep a log of how much you bought for how much so you can prove it was a loss and not a 100% gain.
Also keep in mind:
If you buy 1BTC for $100 and gamble it and lose it all when the price of 1 BTC = $1,000, this is not a loss of 1 BTC, it was a gain of $900. 💩
The government sees in dollars, so to them you: sold 1 BTC for $1,000 making a profit of $900, and THEN gambled away $1,000.
2. When the taxman sees you living it up, they'll wonder where the money came from. If it isn't obvious to them, they'll suspect that you're tax evading. Don't need KYC to report you for you to get caught. KYC would confirm their suspicions though.
I got rekt trying a B2X at the top last cycle. I added collateral and could have kept it going financially but it felt more like gambling and worrying so I let it liquidate.
Glad because it was a long bear market in hindsight and I'm not sure if it would roll over year by year (for a fee) like it does today.
But now it feels like the corn that got away.
It's an emotional rollercoaster and an expensive mistake.
Did the degens get their altcoin season yet?
Ah, the ol' "xyz did not comment when asked about it". 🤓
Does that usually work?
