maksim on Nostr: I think there’s a lot we can learn from web3 (I know) projects. I love how ...
I think there’s a lot we can learn from web3 (I know) projects.
I love how they’re trying to escape the boring look of typical corporate giants, bootstrapping nature
and there are some good ideas hiding behind all these airdrops and nfts - and it aligns in many ways with what we’re here for with bitcoin
over time as bitcoin growths in terms of user adoption, ease of use and being an obvious go to solution for things other than money transfer, which is now getting far already with nostr - that’s where real growth and adoption happens.
Check out this product built for ETH L2 for example hypersub.withfabric.xyz - it’s better than L2 alternatives in every way.
This is how we should win people over, instead of telling them here is a link to 50 lightning wallets, some of them work on android only etc and then pick the one that works for you - but people need the basics - send and receive bitcoin, it’s that simple.
I haven’t seen a wallet yet that’s intuitive, that’s probably the reason Primal built another one into the app.
Now as I’m not a very active nostr user recently I still got like 3 places where I can have sats + a cashu thing
We’d benefit from just collaborating on an open source single wallet we can point people to with intent to make it the simplest + can offer small incentives with a few sats at least to learn more about the underlying technology, on off ramps etc.
Right now people install wallet of satoshi, primal or whatever but how to send actual sats to it? Big big question for people unfamiliar, unless someone else who already have it sends it.
But since bitcoin is limited in supply and be more mainstream I’d expect on off ramps to be a bit less relevant over time.
Ok wrapping up this long post haha just sharing thoughts after Day 1 of bitcoin atlantis
#nostrdesign #atlantis
I love how they’re trying to escape the boring look of typical corporate giants, bootstrapping nature
and there are some good ideas hiding behind all these airdrops and nfts - and it aligns in many ways with what we’re here for with bitcoin
over time as bitcoin growths in terms of user adoption, ease of use and being an obvious go to solution for things other than money transfer, which is now getting far already with nostr - that’s where real growth and adoption happens.
Check out this product built for ETH L2 for example hypersub.withfabric.xyz - it’s better than L2 alternatives in every way.
This is how we should win people over, instead of telling them here is a link to 50 lightning wallets, some of them work on android only etc and then pick the one that works for you - but people need the basics - send and receive bitcoin, it’s that simple.
I haven’t seen a wallet yet that’s intuitive, that’s probably the reason Primal built another one into the app.
Now as I’m not a very active nostr user recently I still got like 3 places where I can have sats + a cashu thing
We’d benefit from just collaborating on an open source single wallet we can point people to with intent to make it the simplest + can offer small incentives with a few sats at least to learn more about the underlying technology, on off ramps etc.
Right now people install wallet of satoshi, primal or whatever but how to send actual sats to it? Big big question for people unfamiliar, unless someone else who already have it sends it.
But since bitcoin is limited in supply and be more mainstream I’d expect on off ramps to be a bit less relevant over time.
Ok wrapping up this long post haha just sharing thoughts after Day 1 of bitcoin atlantis
#nostrdesign #atlantis