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That's what I built originally, but from the scaling perspective, the design looked terrible so had to manipulate the scale a bit.

Another dynamic dashboard with partially real-time data coming to nostr:npub1gkkahxwca30rf2td22u9p3jnmlh79dylgmm2et0kykftle6tdcysj4zden. Total Global Assets. As #Bitcoin continues its journey to the top of the global asset rankings, we’ll track its progress together in real time and watch the orange rectangle grow larger and larger. 🧡 🚀

GM Nostr! Attack your goals relentlessly. 🫡

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I created a quick diagram to illustrate the Primal cache issue in a simplified way that may help some people understand what is going on and help with choices about which client to use. There are many ways to build clients and there are advantages and disadvantages of each.

In Primal’s case, notes are served from Primal’s cache server which gets notes from the relays rather than the client getting them directly from the relays. The advantage to this is that much of the processing can be done on the server side resulting in a very smooth and consistent experience for users.

The down side to this is that it becomes centralised as, without the server infrastructure operated by Primal themselves, the client completely stops working (the cache is open source but I’m not aware of any other instances of the Primal cache being run and most users wouldn’t use a different one anyway). The issues with this centralisation are that it make Primal much more prone to outages and it would be very easy for ISPs to block Primal just by DNS blocking of the Primal cache server or blocking the associated IPs. Primal could also potentially filter or censor the feed from their cache although I’m not aware of whether they actually do this currently.

For me personally, I want a client that talks directly to the relays and does the processing locally but others may be comfortable with the limitations and loss of decentralisation and find that Primal provides a good experience.

One of the best things about Nostr is that you can take your key and move to a different client. It is worthwhile experimenting with different clients to find the experience that best suits you. 💜🫂

This is a great post. I sometimes find Primal cache very annoying. Check this note below and click on the image, you’ll understand. You meed to be on Primal to see the issue. Once in a while an API fails to deliver data whether a techincal issue or it gets rate limited momentarily but even if it gets fixed on my server after a minute or so, the cache prevents the update being pushed into the client. I don’t see this issue happening on Damus as it talks directly to the relays.

https://primal.net/e/note13z83kw6dr8dykan2cwck6ht69px39tde53hvmrh7wzha7lpqfycstgpl3s

This is a great post. I sometimes find Primal cache very annoying. Check this note below and click on the image, you’ll understand. You meed to be on Primal to see the issue. Once in a while an API fails to deliver data whether a techincal issue or it gets rate limited momentarily but even if it gets fixed on my server after a minute or so, the cache prevents the update being pushed into the client. I don’t see this issue happening on Damus as it talks directly to the relays.

https://primal.net/e/note13z83kw6dr8dykan2cwck6ht69px39tde53hvmrh7wzha7lpqfycstgpl3s

nostr:note1xxvqjgcgj4a30jwhvrcsryl3qt5spurdrk6kmc52yq39tl6nmtrsycg6t0

Sunday well spent! Introducing a new dashboard to nostr:npub1gkkahxwca30rf2td22u9p3jnmlh79dylgmm2et0kykftle6tdcysj4zden. Bitcoin vs. Gold Market Capitalization.

The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index (EWI) allocates 0.2% to each company regardless of size, unlike the traditional S&P 500, which weights companies by market cap. Yet, their performances are almost identical. Now, here’s a question that will blow your mind: How much does the money supply grow per year? 8 to 10%. How much does the S&P 500 average per year? 8 to 10%. And remember, 90% of hedge fund managers never beat SPY. The illusion of making money in the stock market is a big lie. You barely survive compared to the ever-growing money supply. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

I’ve always been struck by the massive gap between being a millionaire and a billionaire in fiat terms. The difference is staggering, yet there’s no clear middle ground. That’s where the concept of a “wholecoiner” comes into play. In about10 years, it will represent a new financial tier: far larger than a millionaire, yet still smaller than a billionaire. A wholecoin symbolizes comfort, freedom, and true independence.

Spent my Sunday morning updating the GitHub repo for nostr:npub1gkkahxwca30rf2td22u9p3jnmlh79dylgmm2et0kykftle6tdcysj4zden. Feel free to fork it! 𐂐

https://github.com/btcframe

In 20 years, the US economy may grow to min of $250T, 10x its current GDP driven by advancements in AI and robotics. Universal Basic Income (UBI) will become the primary source of income for the avg citizen, and fiat currencies will lose their meaning and value. Bitcoin will trade at $10M to $20M per orange coin, but no one will care about the fiat denomination as sats will become the base unit of account.

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