nostr wins if it stops trying to be a twitter clone and starts being the invisible layer underneath apps you actually want to use. like bitchat for location-based messaging, diVine for entertainment, whitenoise for private messaging, zap.stream for streaming, shakespeare for vibe coding, etc.

it wins by unbundling into 50 different apps that all talk to each other, rather than one giant app/corp that traps you. it's all about the ecosystem.

I will elaborate further, the nostr:nprofile1qqs8p3ywfd92w7zvjgy7wrpylz8t30hy3z5dc5al4070l9y8qr8rejcksnh5c protocol focuses on the locking mechanism of bitcoin on layer1 (or base layer), issuing equity is totally possible still but not in a decentralised way.

The description below is beyond the scope of Angors protocol, and also I am not a lawyer so this options are just in ideas stage.

We have a few possibilities for equity.

- Using shares issued the standard way, this requires KYC and is jurisdiction aware.

- Using SAFE or RBF also here a founder needs to be identified.

- Issue an asset on one of the existing platforms (Taro, RGB, Liquid, ERC20 etc...) this can even be done in an atomic swap (using a hashlock), when the BTC gets unlocked to the founder assets proportional to the investors amount becomes unlocked directly to the investor.

Maybe Angor V3 will try to focus more on assets and equity.