I believe Nostr's privacy will evolve and it will become a non-issue.
Nostr is far too small for any govt to invest resources into that kind of tracking operation.
MUCH easier to force disclosure of that info from apple, google, twitter, FB, IG, tiktok, Reddit, medium and all the other centralised platforms that make up 99% of all social communications on the internet.
What's wrong with letting the jpeg traders trade their jpegs until they run our of money?
Divide and Conquer is one of the most versatile and possibly the oldest strategy used to attack, dismantle or control a group of people.
Imo either you're For bitcoin or Against bitcoin. Anyone who is For it should have no problem sharing their reasons (if they wish) why they think something is good or bad for bitcoin. Anyone who seeks to sew or amplify chaos and division among the bitcoin community (which is defined entirely by the people who are for bitcoin) is Against bitcoin
A feature would be an open discussion of the pros and cons for each perspective on a particular issue. A bug is folks allowing themselves to fall into the same old tribal us Vs them mentality that divides and weakness the community and bitcoin as a whole.
Do not be "divide and conquered."
Price of #bitcoin is reflected by people's confidence in bitcoin which is affected by sentiment in the bitcoin community.
Division amongst the #bitcoin community is the bug that needs to be patched.
Problem is this is actually what most people look like when they try to use something like nostr for the first time.
Every bear market they charade as Bitcoin Magazine and every bull market the turn back into their true form: Shitcoin Magazine
Maybe an unpopular opinion but simply going on a #bitcoin standard even with centralised intermediaries facilitating daily transactions is a win for humanity. It's far from ideal but at least theft through inflation becomes impossible and productivity gains flow more to society, etc
Normies don't use bitcoin, not because the transactions aren't cheap or fully anonymous. That simply never entered the sphere of consideration for whether neighbour Joe decides to use bitcoin or not.
Nostr IS anonymous for the purposes the average person would use it. There's no kyc, no email sign up, and you're data isn't stored on a centralised server.
If you use the app store, don't have auto-updates enabled.
It basically is anonymous...if you start getting into technicalities or using uncommon terms like "pseudonymous" it's big turn off to most people.
There's ONLY 3 things nornies need to understand.
1: instead of email and password you have a secret passcode to login.
2: instead of posting to twitter's database you post you multiple decentralised databases.
Because of 1&2 you are anonymous, your posts cannot be censored, and you can use the same passcode to login anywhere on NOSTR.
Bitcoin Magazine is like every other media company. When they're not selling their soul to the highest bidder's agenda they're engagement farming the latest trending topic.
Absolutely. Government wouldn't be possible without their monopoly on violence! 💯
Although in this case I was referring to the greed of people using leverage long/short #bitcoin via futures and getting rekt every time.
Those who do not stay humble and stack into cold storage, lose.

