Sort by % markup and pick the cheapest that has your preferred method for payment. They all have the same likelyhood of scam.. which is pretty damn near 0. With their escrow, I can't figure out how someone could scam
thankful for spooks in canada and nostr:npub1utx00neqgqln72j22kej3ux7803c2k986henvvha4thuwfkper4s7r50e8 for reminding me of the importance of non-kyc lightning apps such as #robosats. Decided to ditch shakepay today and will be focusing no-kyc exchanges only. The ux in these apps are pretty rough. Looking forward to contributing to these when I can.
I would love a native client for robosats, bonus with an order book backed by nostr. So much work to be done here.
nostr:npub1vtlqystr2056cqvuy8uehq5g757362029krqv5axw6gdw37kunkq7ajrhd has something pretty far along for no kyc robosats over nostr
When you set an offer, you choose your % mark up. The price is determined by an API but I don't remember which company. Typically the smaller markups want USDT
Fiat #ordinals
Put in 51 cents, get back 1 cent with a pic on it
Is it just me or are a ton of #relays down?
#asknostr #nostr #relay
when/how do nip drafts become nips?
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/commit/a9f7058659171d8f4a0f788751a39ad78b95f557
I guess this isn't nip-86 yet but it looks like it would work for paywalled content. people without the shared key would see encrypted data or nothing at all... better would be to make it so they could see how to decrypt it
how do I do a zap split with the zapper api? I see 100% to whatever ID I put in there but how do I add more? what's the max?
Where do I find info on what it is
At this point I'm spinning their daily wheel as a donation to the lucky miner
is there a w3.do chrome extension?
Just drafted a couple new nips for private groups (rebranded as "closed communities"). I'd love your thoughts:
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/875
The goal is to introduce as few new concepts as possible, instead composing existing functionality together (kind 30000 for member lists, and building on nip 72 communities). The benefit of this is that we now get hybrid communities, which can be partially public and partially private, which could have some interesting use cases.
or maybe nip 86 alone would be better. Paid subscribers have the current shared key and others see the option to zap to get access
Just drafted a couple new nips for private groups (rebranded as "closed communities"). I'd love your thoughts:
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/875
The goal is to introduce as few new concepts as possible, instead composing existing functionality together (kind 30000 for member lists, and building on nip 72 communities). The benefit of this is that we now get hybrid communities, which can be partially public and partially private, which could have some interesting use cases.
Would this allow for paywalled content to be published?