Which one? Blackrock's "IBIT" ETF says $21M volume up until now: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/IBIT/
Where do you get that number? I don't think that's an ETF
where do you get the $2.3B volume number? I think that's spot trading on exchanges, not the ETFs
Permissioner grudgingly permits trading of permissionless money
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ChicagoNostr
Very interesting, thank you for taking the time to share. I am curious, do you think the combination of large language models and image recognition will improve user experience for you? For instance, what do you think of this tech pitch: https://www.rabbit.tech/keynote
Will we keep your node or mine?
May I ask, what tools are you using to interface with your nodes, nostr, and computers in general?
Next the SEC will approve the #Bitcoin spot ETF on April Fool's Day
#Bitcoin is sound money, it can't be created arbitrarily.
Bitcoin is also freedom money, it can't be taken arbitrarily.
Which of the two is more important?
The term "unhosted wallet" is designed to present custodial (hosted) wallets as the norm, and self-custody as abnormal.
Fight back and normalize the term "non-sovereign wallet". This presents self-custody as the default, and draws attention to the fact that self-sovereignty is possible with #Bitcoin
As far as I understand this, securities (like stocks) that are owned by X (could be a person, a company, a pension fund) are also part of the collateral pool of Y (the bank that holds the security) and Z (the larger bank(s) above Y in the banking hierarchy).
That means, if Y or Z find themselves in a crisis situation for whatever reason, they can use X's securities to bail themselves out of trouble. Of course that also means that X got robbed blind.
So far the bots are quite lame, they mostly have zero notes published. I'm expecting ChatGPT-generated convos to flood the protocol soon
I don't know exactly. Likely part of the plan is gaming "Web of Trust", by hoping that some people will follow them back. Maybe it's about discrediting the #Nostr protocol. Over half of my followers are bots, I think.
The silent-follow bots are back in full force
I just tried it - getting closer indeed!
In my opinion, what's still missing is for the user to find people that would be interesting to them specifically, based on their interests. Right now it's very Nostr- and Bitcoin-centric.
No doubt it's very early, and I much appreciate what you are building here. That said, I would recommend that you try the "newbie experience" every few months, with a fresh nsec and pretending to have zero inside knowledge about how stuff works here.