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Mark Camper
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Bitcoin Pleb & Econ larper. Paying bills with Product & UX. Love for the tough mountain climbs and manual labor. Currently enrolled in a Blue collar bootcamp. CZ/EN

I guess my argument is that there's gonna be nowhere near enough Bitcoin liquidity to go around for the ETFs to meet the demand. (At this price)

With $50k btc price, the miners revenue is ~100k coin per quarter now ~ $5Billion.

I think that some expected inflow estimates are in lower hundred $Bs in 2024.

To meet that, there would have to be many more sellers found and the price would have to adjust a lot.

- even then, I'm thinking that they will have really hard time to capture a super-dominant share of the coin.

I would never bet against the Basecamp guys in a PR battle. (With the exception of their older Bitcoin takes)

Apple already lost it in the first inning without even knowing.

I wonder if DHH started stacking this bear.

Replying to Avatar Derek Ross

I was emailing back and forth with nostr:npub19nxcrvypytpzhzsypftj5ere2ekzusc7c0w0z54ne2ekzeuxl6lq0rgwj6 about Bitnob, seeing if he'd be interested in adding Zap support to Bitnob's Lightning addresses. While he did say that adding Zaps are on his radar and are something that they were previously working on, he also mentioned that Bitnob will be adding social review features in the future and he would like to use Nostr to implement these upcoming additions.

This highlights one of the best use cases for Nostr, adding social features to your application without having to build and maintain the entire technology stack.

Love it. Keep building.

Clear pattern by now.

It's gonna be so ludicrous in few years to think that every single app was making you to re-create all your contact lists and "friends".

Or that people stuck with the shitty apps around, even if they never use them, just because that's where their friends connections were stored.

I'm curious to hear how spread out is the adoption amongst the general commerce there. But 3 separate cafe places for rather small town, that's already pushing way above the most.

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End The Fucking bubble

Usually, that's the case. But not always, especially not in software.

Many cases where people rather jump into intellectually stimulating world-changing problems (Bitcoin scaling) than picking up something simple, the ordinary shovel work (maybe a simple website listing business accepting BTC in your area).

These sort of 'small' problems.

What are some obvious and easy things to build on Bitcoin that we don't have yet?

It could end up being a tail wagging the dog.

Did Vaneck make the move because of their generosity, or did they calculate that it might bring them more net inflows?

They are bowing to the Bitcoin here. It's in our power to make the others bow as well, if we speak the message.

- ie telling everyone that cash redemptions are the worst; Blackrocks are the evil vampires, that Jamie Morgan custody smells like bunch of pedos, or that whoever doesn't give a cut of their fees back to Bitcoin is not allowed to play our game.