nostr.wine

puravida.nostr.land

eden.nostr.land

nostr.plebchain.org

nostr.inosta.cc

relay.orangepill.dev

What more does an 👽 need?

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They already took all mine

The aliens just want our Bitcoin. They showed up right around the time that Zaps were launched on Damus TestFlight. 👽

It will be a cambrian explosion of its own.

I think theyre not married to a specific tech and just want their art to last into the future. And bitcoins stability and entrenchment fits them. If ordinals are on chain, then they will probably also be interested in off-chain solutions as the fee market pushes most art out. They can move the bulk to cheap instant settlement solutions that still have the roots in the same bitcoin ecosystem.

nah uh, I refuse to follow Twitter link 😑✋

What is your opinion about Ordinals and NFT on the Bitcoin blockchain?

Zap Collections

A gamified content monetization concept.

TL;DR

You "collect" notes by being the highest zapper. A beautiful view of your shiny zap collection is on display at your profile. Author's can attach special privileges to their notes for zap collectors to enjoy. Collected notes are transferable.

Bidding Process

Every new note becomes available for collection. Users zap a note to try to collect it. After some time limit has ended, the user that zapped the most sats collects the note, and a shiny collectible version shows up in their profile.

Clicking on a note shows:

- the amount time remaining for bidding

- total sats zapped

- leaderboard of top 3 zappers

Bidding Time

A 24 hour countdown bidding timer begins once the first zap is made on a note. The timer resets every time the leaderboard of the top 3 zappers changes. After 24 hours of the leaderboard not changing, the bidding ends. Zaps can continue after the bidding time has ended, but those zaps don’t count towards collecting the note. That note is already collected, and so must be purchased from the current collector.

Programmability

Content creators can grant special VIP access, discounts, or privileges to the collectors of their notes. For example, notes could grant the collector:

- backstage access at the musician’s concerts

- a free daily meal at the owner's restaurants

- the ability to schedule a 20 minute video call with the content creator

- a claim to the first prints of the author’s new books

Transferability

Collected notes and the special privileges associated with them can be transferred to a different collector. Content creators can specify a transfer limit for a specific note, as well as a transfer fee (i.e. 0% to 90%) that the author collects every time the note is transferred between collectors.

Clients

Zap Collections is a powerful monetization concept for clients. Not only could the client developers become desirable collectibles themselves, but users will flock to whatever clients curate the best content and user experience. Zaps are a powerful content filtering mechanism to leverage. I suspect client developers will produce desirable collectibles themselves not only because there is prestige for collectors to claim a bit of history that marks a particular bug fix, feature upgrade, or nation state censorship event, but developers could grant VIP privileges and premium features to their collectors.

Relays

Relay operator notes could become desirable collectibles by granting access and features to collectors.

Content Creators

Content creators are rewarded for creating content that is

- higher quality

- more evergreen

- loaded with cool VIP access privileges and features

Curators

Users are rewarded for being early to discover great content creators.

Hopefully this post helps get some creative juices flowing for how Nostr can do collectibles the right way.

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Interesting. Does Taro Assets, like Collectible ones specifically, have anything to do with it? Can they contribute somehow with auditability and so forth?

I was thinking it could all be implemented on the Nostr protocol. But I don't have any specific opinions on implementation details. Maybe Taro assets could play a role, I'm not sure.

The reason I’m wrapping it was originally for myself then I saw your post. I want my eOS to be local archive of notes etc.

It won’t be accessible from clear net but start9 is working on that problem in general. (clearnet access for eOS). You’ll need a TOR enabled client to access your notes, but thick clients/thin relays so doable.

Having anything clear net doxxes it, so if that’s a concern, definitely don’t run the relay from your home.

Happy to add to the bounty, but not being a dev, I don't have a clue how to do a github pull request.

Has anyone written a good theoretical play by play of how ineffective a CBDC would actually be? I don't have the background to speak authoritatively on the subject, but my intuition says CBDCs would realistically fail for all the same reasons that fiat does, but probably faster.

BIS is doing their innovation summit. Lots of CBDC talk, but no innovation.

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