$99 for 546 sats? Just gotta hodl til $18,131,868 to make it worth it. π
Bug report for nostr:npub1v5ufyh4lkeslgxxcclg8f0hzazhaw7rsrhvfquxzm2fk64c72hps45n0v5 1.1.0:
1. Profile doesnβt seem to work anymore without connecting Nostr
2. Connecting Nostr requires entering nsec (no thanks)
3. Clips Iβve created are gone
4. Playlists Iβve created are gone
FWIW, I tried connecting a new nsec to my existing profile but that seemed to mess things up as well.
Cc: nostr:npub1unmftuzmkpdjxyj4en8r63cm34uuvjn9hnxqz3nz6fls7l5jzzfqtvd0j2 
2. I was able to connect with Amber. Took a few attempts, but eventually it worked.
Good morning! β
I'm not certain I got the math right, but here's the chart. I indexed M2 at 01/01/2009 and BTC price starting at 10/12/2010 (5050 BTC sold for $5.02 or $0.00099/BTC). Besides the initial price, there are no prices for 11/2010 - 06/2014 because I'm lazy and couldn't find easily usable data. 
It'd be interesting to see the BTC price adjusted for M2 supply.
Also, other npubs reposting your note (finding value in it) would keep it alive in the network. Or am I mistaken about the repost mechanism?
Pay-per post relays with nostr:npub19hg5pj5qmd3teumh6ld7drfz49d65sw3n3d5jud8sgz27avkq5dqm7yv9p would be awesome
What about pay-per-post with free replies? This would ideally cover costs without creating a barrier to discussion. Though it could incentivise bad reply behavior to circumvent the payment. It could also proxy zaps for reposts and quotes, in regard to surfacing "valuable" notes.
It would be nice to have an in-client resource for picking relays. Even opening a relay list in an in-app browser with a way to import relays to client settings. And better relay descriptors so users can make informed decisions about which relays to pick without having to know someone who can recommend relay(s).
Correlation is not causation. I don't have data, but for sake of argument, you could say we experienced all the growth and progress despite fiat money. Imagine how much more advanced western civilization could be if we maintained a hard money standard for the last 100 years. If we hadn't experienced a century of capital misallocation incentiveised by fiat currency, what would global society look like today?
I might be wrong, but it bears considering.
GM β onward