We could enable zaps by adding “signatures” to posts that include a LN invoice.
Perhaps Damus could include a signature feature, that is a text field, where users can enter an invoice.
It could also add a feature to parse posts for LN invoices, displaying them as an icon, like ⚡️.
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#Fraudcoin - 1000 Years of Inflation as a Policy hasn't only become a bestseller in Norway. Now the biggest public library has it on its list of recommended reading, and they have a long line of people who are waiting for a copy to be available for them.
By other words: Reading a book that explains inflation and our monetary system has now become mainstream in Norway.
Here is what Deichmans reviewer says about Fraudcoin:
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We recommend
"Exposing the biggest fraud in history."
With impressive and orderly systemic criticism, Østgård explores how your money becomes worth less and less thanks to history's most powerful tool for the centralization and accumulation of power: inflation. The author provides a strong incentive for monetary freedom, and the book is an absolute 'must' for anyone interested in macroeconomics in modern society.
Suitable for you who...
spend money.
Julian Darío, Deichman
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The English version is available here
Fraudcoin: 1000 Years with Inflation as a Policy https://a.co/d/5UT4eSh
The end is nigh, for the fiat ponzi. 😱
What would be a more appropriate term?
Maybe “Shitcoin Brothel”, because you pay to get screwed?
“Franklin Templeton, one of the world’s largest asset managers with over $1.5 trillion in assets under management, plans to invest heavily in Bitcoin”
https://zycrypto.com/1-5-trillion-asset-manager-franklin-templeton-bets-big-on-bitcoin/
“Under Indonesian law, anyone who conducts transactions without using the Indonesian rupiah for payments or other financial obligations may face up to one year in prison and a fine of IDR 200 million (US$13,337)”
https://coconuts.co/bali/news/bali-police-arrests-car-rental-owner-for-accepting-crypto-payments/
Get a VPS and setup a Witeguard VPN tunnel from it to your node.
Brilliant! Thank you 👊
I heard it causes herpes. 
Tell him it’s reverse compound interest on your buying power. That’s why houses cost exponentially more dollars than 50 years ago.
Good explaining to Boomers/normies tip 🤙
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Someone needs to tell Finland about Bitcoin mining. nostr:note1vl4ynanp9lr3v52hkj8wx9f9hrd2znhg7n5p3t0cu4uqxx7mneqqwhualu
The "Peak Liquidity" Party Ends: Now Comes The $1.5 Trillion Liquidity Drain https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/peak-liquidity-party-ends-now-comes-15-trillion-liquidity-drain
Why can’t your readers pay a few sats to read an article, instead of signing up for the outdated honeypot/subscription model?
River Financial scores new $35M funding round.
According to Alex Leishman, the CEO of River, the new wave of Bitcoin interest is “largely driven by business and institutional adoption.” He added:
"It’s not fueled by hype. This year’s bank failures and bailouts have been a wake-up call, revealing the cracks of the traditional financial system and reminding us why Bitcoin is so important–it’s a secure path to a stronger and more transparent global economy."
Yes. People are interested in storing their value in secure ways. That is one of Bitcoin’s main value propositions. What makes Bitcoin more secure than everything else is the cost to attack it is insurmountable, due to it’s high hash rate. As the hashrate increases, it’s vulnerability to attack decreases.
In addition to the security gained by high hashrate, the huge and growing investment in mining from entrepreneurs also shows the confidence and commitment to Bitcoin that people have. It is an indication of it’s network effect, it’s staying power. Another good reason to save in bitcoin.
^^^This guy gets it.
I'm interested in you thoughts on this flow diagram showing economic incentives:
I think the market demands more block space as the amount of mining increases because it is directly proportional to the level of security of the network.
More mining = more security = more demand for Bitcoin as a store of value
Also in your “opportunity cost” remark, it should include the fee rewards, which recently exceeded the block reward, and will likely do so again in the future.