dcadenas
Daniel Cadenas

With Claude Code programmatic usage moving into a separate credit bucket, I think terminal-native agent coordination gets more interesting.
So I’m sharing ouija: https://github.com/dcadenas/ouija
ouija is plumbing between already-running coding sessions: Claude Code, opencode, or both.
No `claude -p`. No Agent SDK. Just normal terminal sessions in tmux.
It shines for ad-hoc debugging: one session is deep in repo A, another already has context in repo B, and suddenly they need to talk.
Same machine: tmux. Cross-machine: Nostr.
The point is simple: let the sessions you already have talk to each other, even across machines.

2026-03-11 17:23:08 CET

Just published divine-signer, a small library that gives your app one NostrSigner interface across five auth methods: nsec, NIP-07 extensions, NIP-46 bunker, nostrconnect, and OAuth. drop it in and let users pick how they sign.
https://github.com/divinevideo/divine-signer

2026-03-07 00:16:25 CET

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I've been using nip 17 to myself but this is perfect

2026-03-07 00:07:33 CET

Media is depressing but at least the status page format makes it fun
http://status.dcadenas.dev

2026-03-06 00:28:29 CET

https://www.verygood.ventures/blog/what-is-nostr

2026-02-13 06:55:13 CET

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Got the Marmot version working in just a few hours. What a time to be alive.
Not sure if it was so easy because of LLMs or marmot-ts being a hell of a library. Probably both.
https://groups.privdm.com
Expect bugs, but it actually works! Amazing work by @npub1wht…r3ec
#nevent1q…6eud

2026-02-13 01:31:22 CET

Built a NIP-17 DM app to test the https://login.divine.video OAuth flow.
https://privdm.com
It's only 1-1 though, so now I'm wondering if a marmot-ts fork is doable.

2025-12-12 12:56:37 CET

This was more useful than I thought it was going to be:
"From all the text you know about me from our conversation history, can you analyze from my typing errors which are the keys or key combinations that I find most difficult and where I make the most errors?"
#AI

2025-11-08 11:01:49 CET

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I think instinct is wordless thinking sometimes clearer than language bound thought. We’re so used to communicating that we label it “instinct”, as if it didn’t count as thinking

2025-11-06 14:29:37 CET

I made a tool to fuzzy find nostr relays from command line: https://github.com/dcadenas/nostr-relay-select
https://blossom.primal.net/15609e8211ee7ca1c0d4678363c2cc1083e4837abfe04e3efbd5f7e1b6134b05.gif

2025-10-28 13:02:41 CET

https://blossom.primal.net/1409d7e5f14332b9790990ddfeccc3e60335cba3081af1d61ab4346bcb214e59.jpg

2025-10-23 21:53:04 CEST

My first borsch
https://blossom.primal.net/d62e8e0b6200fd3d08dfc69376687fc3300269a03707965e65dc6d2f224f2663.jpg

2025-10-21 02:01:24 CEST

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Is there a Nip for this ? I’ve been thinking about something like this for http://hashstr.com

2025-10-21 01:58:51 CEST

https://blossom.primal.net/78807565541bc8528605f60102b98f865c6b1fbb4cd3f8b5f4c70a838cb89019.jpg

2025-10-20 17:22:08 CEST

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I’m also not fully convinced about spec-kit but still giving it a try . On Claude I’m finding plan mode with ultrathink very powerful and more scoped

2025-10-10 17:49:46 CEST

Gave https://undocumented.nostrkinds.info a visual upgrade ❤️ and made kind detection smarter, accepted kinds are now properly filtered out.

2025-10-10 13:34:06 CEST

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Because writing increases our RAM dramatically

2025-09-30 13:20:08 CEST

Nice tool to find the best coding font: https://www.codingfont.com/

2025-09-24 14:23:16 CEST

An experiment on geohash-scoped relays: g-tagged events must go to the matching relay, but non-tagged events are accepted too https://hashstr.com/

2025-09-24 14:12:11 CEST

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I see some similarities with work we did using Neo4j to track follows/unfollows for push notifications. Since the graph was already there, we added a PageRank API too:
🔗 https://followers.nos.social/api/v1/trusted/89ef92b9ebe6dc1e4ea398f6477f227e95429627b0a33dc89b640e137b256be5
It’s only HTTP for now, but I’m considering exposing it on Nostr with the same custom kinds you use for PageRank data 🤔
Code: https://github.com/planetary-social/nos-followers
cc @nprofile…205k

2025-07-22 00:34:02 CEST

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All I did was restarting it and it looks fine now but seems it didn't keep the last month numbers, so it's counting all over, must be a bug somewhere, time to give it some love and update it a little bit

2025-07-22 00:30:47 CEST

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Exactly

2025-07-22 00:29:04 CEST

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Thanks, I'll take a look!

2025-06-25 21:32:03 CEST

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Great quote, so often seen in software, simplicity only comes after the complexity needed to understand how things work.
https://blossom.primal.net/beeb04da3c8f610f12ba07cfef0254728c6c9de8e9c74927377c65f6b9d1e985.jpg
#nevent1q…8rg7

2025-06-22 14:38:25 CEST

I can post this because Nostr https://jerkin.amylandthesniffers.com

2025-05-30 19:14:12 CEST

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😳
https://blossom.primal.net/c229dd66b1a0ac69bb390a2755588e37dd574933fb9df3d1399138b9da25bc9b.jpg

2025-05-30 19:11:28 CEST

There’s something special about Norwegians and sculptures
https://blossom.primal.net/cf10723cd936e9f51c843e09f80c7f7fdb48c44e92a8386f95d5badeecc7a968.mov
https://blossom.primal.net/e6547b4af2234543c16a1ec25ddd79bea6d31c32ed711196e129e5bec07f70d1.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/42d9d156955d6fe8f1084428b78bf63fd65024b8a15db1ed43f24a216e06229f.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/f4c32b294db30f641126bb41883211276b0a6badd694174617ea5f310aa0c3bb.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/bc69f8a0a27cfa0eef2a18c5cbba2c82d6763c17e18def601189d3fd31f9230e.jpg

2025-05-29 11:49:38 CEST

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Got a few raw picks from a follow-similarity filter (spammer-pruned via PageRank):
https://followers.nos.social/api/v1/recommendations/6e468422dfb74a5738702a8823b9b28168abab8655faacb6853cd0ee15deee93
Might be some decent leads in there. Still tuning it—need to add some content-based magic next.

2025-05-28 21:34:49 CEST

Something I’ve been noticing when vibe-coding a topic I don’t fully get yet: I make a ton of mistakes. Then I end up reading a bunch of code, adding logs everywhere, and writing even more. It feels chaotic, but weirdly effective.
Some people say this newer way of programming is making us worse developers… but is it? Are we worse off now that we don’t write in assembly anymore? Or maybe we’re just learning at a different layer of abstraction.
The theory usually comes later anyway—and it sticks better once you’ve wrestled with the mess.
Reminds me of a book @nprofile…s2s2 once recommended: https://craftandvision.com/products/start-ugly

2025-05-28 17:29:39 CEST

Great presentation by @nprofile…attz at #off “If privacy is outlawed, only outlaws will have privacy.” - Phil Zimmermann
https://blossom.primal.net/8ec6cfa54c5cc7f4619bf6c68c08121216195703c4a0f203d1882853aba3e856.jpg

2025-05-28 16:20:12 CEST

“Silence is the oxygen of tyranny” #off

2025-05-27 11:30:32 CEST

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got it, nip 60 is "the nostr db", cashu-ts is the engine

2025-05-27 11:00:34 CEST

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@nprofile…wqxt I'm checking these libraries, why do you need both?

2025-04-30 11:32:59 CEST

You can find #bitcoin in Swiss flea markets
https://m.primal.net/QiLd.mov

2025-04-30 11:29:45 CEST

#naddr1qv…l469

2025-04-22 09:25:24 CEST

Para quien conoce nostr, el tuit de Juan Rallo se ve claro: propone Cashu como solución para Argentina.
https://x.com/juanrallo/status/1914376898152702252

2025-04-14 16:36:00 CEST

https://newsletter.squishy.computer/p/natures-many-attempts-to-evolve-a

2025-03-11 15:50:30 CET

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I don’t even remember that one

2025-03-10 15:32:46 CET

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I just fed some goats by zapping, pretty cool
Come check out @npub1v60…j4rp stream on zap.stream! https://zap.stream/naddr1qqjrxvmzv3nrgdfe95exvd3n956xxer995urjwfe95mnzetrx3nrxenpxdjrsqg3waehxw309ahx7um5wgh8w6twv5hszxthwden5te0wfjkccte9eekummjwsh8xmmrd9skctcppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qghwaehxw309aex2mrp0yhxummnw3ezucnpdejz7qg3waehxw309ahx7um5wghxcctwvshsz8nhwden5te0dehhxarj94c82c3wwajkcmr0wfjx2u3wdejhgtcpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzvuhsz9thwden5te0dehhxarj9ehhsarj9ejx2a30qgsv73dxhgfk8tt76gf6q788zrfyz9dwwgwfk3aar6l5gk82a76v9fgrqsqqqan86na323

2025-02-21 02:33:53 CET

In the parallel universe of Web3, XMTP is overengineering MLS messaging for wallet communication with L3 blockchains, gossip networks, and node partnerships—while Nostr already supports Bitcoin, and Cashu is growing fast.
https://m.primal.net/PEud.png

2025-02-07 17:48:33 CET

#nevent1q…z9yz

2025-02-06 20:15:40 CET

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This should have worked `nak event -k 9002 -t h=MXciDlZ5Me0Q64VL -t open='' -t public='' --auth --sec=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx communities.nos.social`

2025-02-06 19:57:05 CET

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hey @nprofile…478g I'm the guy behind it's development. Can you tell me more specifically how did you try to make it open? If you set the group as open, users should be auto-invited on posts. Maybe there's a spec for this that I missed? I will set it for you for the moment.

2025-02-02 23:41:43 CET

Carpinchos!
https://video.nostr.build/549bcb4655c78e6060a18b63e6937a4f0da580930d3a3579d22c36e4f493c920.mp4

2025-01-22 12:35:49 CET

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Which IP is the one misbehaving? At nos.social, we have a couple of scrapers. One respects rate limits, though we might need to adjust the backoff settings. The other one is more likely to be causing the issue, as we haven’t had time to implement rate-limiting there yet. This could be a good wake-up call for us to prioritize that.

2025-01-14 19:59:21 CET

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Summarizing threads seem to be a perfect use case for Grok, is there some DVM to do the same?:
In 2015, when Apple Music was launched, Apple attempted to stifle Spotify's growth by leveraging its control over the App Store. Here's how Spotify outmaneuvered Apple, providing a blueprint for similar companies facing dominant competitors:
Public Exposure: Instead of quietly complying with Apple's restrictive policies, Spotify's CEO, Daniel Ek, made the conflict public by filing an antitrust complaint with the European Union (EU). This move exposed Apple's practices, which included charging a 30% commission on in-app purchases, blocking external payment links, and rejecting app updates that mentioned alternative pricing or subscription options. By doing so, Spotify not only highlighted the unfairness but also rallied public and regulatory support, which is crucial for smaller companies. Citations:
Strategic Legal Action: Spotify's decision to go to the EU rather than just accepting the status quo was a strategic legal play. This action led to an EU investigation, which eventually fined Apple over €1.8 billion for its anti-competitive practices in the App Store. This legal victory forced Apple to alter its policies, allowing external payment links, which significantly reduced Apple's ability to control Spotify's revenue model. Citations:
Building Alliances: Spotify didn't fight alone; it united other developers and companies in similar situations, creating a broader coalition against Apple's practices. This collective action increased the pressure on Apple and demonstrated to similar companies the power of alliances in combating larger entities. Citations:
Focus on User Experience: Throughout the conflict, Spotify continued to innovate and improve its service, focusing on user experience by expanding into podcasts, audiobooks, and maintaining competitive pricing. This focus ensured that users remained loyal, which was critical in maintaining growth momentum against Apple's aggressive tactics. Citations:
Leveraging Media and Public Opinion: By making the fight public, Spotify turned Apple's pressure into free marketing. The narrative of David vs. Goliath resonated with consumers and the media, enhancing Spotify's brand image as innovative and consumer-centric against the backdrop of Apple's perceived monopolistic practices. Citations:
Persistence and Innovation: Spotify's strategy included never backing down from the fight while continuing to innovate. This resilience led to growth from 75 million users in 2015 to 489 million by 2023, showcasing how sustained innovation and persistence can outlast the initial pressures from a larger competitor. Citations:
For similar companies, the key takeaways are:
Transparency and Publicity: Making conflicts public can gain public sympathy and regulatory attention.
Legal Challenges: Pursuing legal avenues in jurisdictions with strong competition laws can force changes in monopolistic practices.
Alliances: Forming coalitions with other affected parties can amplify the challenge against the dominant player.
User-Centric Approach: Keep the focus on enhancing user experience to retain and grow your user base.
Media Engagement: Use media to tell your story, leveraging public opinion as a tool against larger competitors.
Continuous Innovation: Never stop innovating to keep the product relevant and competitive, turning adversity into an opportunity for growth.
This approach not only helped Spotify survive but thrive, becoming 5.5 times larger than Apple Music in terms of user base by 2025. Citations:

2025-01-14 15:19:30 CET

Things to keep in mind when building an app that Apple dislikes https://x.com/futurestacked/status/1878758946170880183?s=46&t=NcPcc0V0XE7jcwO0uEGOGA

2024-11-14 19:10:38 CET

Same reason why this is a great ecosystem for devs. Valid for Bitcoin, valid for Nostr.
https://x.com/adam3us/status/1857109609636372817?s=46&t=NcPcc0V0XE7jcwO0uEGOGA

2024-10-21 16:19:00 CEST

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Oh it's the 10002 tag! now it makes more more sense 🙏

2024-10-21 16:08:34 CEST

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What I don’t understand is how to get the “Reads, all pubkeys” type of stat. I mean the writes can be obtained from a firehose sub but I don’t get how to read a count of who reads from a relay. Specially a relay you don’t control

2024-10-18 20:00:33 CEST

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And how. Does `Users per relay` reads counter work ?

2024-10-18 19:36:51 CEST

Hey @npub1xdt…ntxy how does nostr.band count events in the `Events per relays` graph? A firehose subscription of all posted stuff?

2024-10-17 16:34:35 CEST

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At @npub1pu3…tfch we did some similar work on top of your library for a probably incomplete version of Nip-17 but it may be useful anyways https://github.com/planetary-social/nos/blob/aebbcb7353ec5cc34584bc3c802ddb6b754cb6ad/Nos/Service/GiftWrapper.swift

2024-10-17 13:51:19 CEST

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TIL there’s an Airbnb focused on btc. I really need to get out from under my rock.
#note1pg0…cm8r

2024-10-12 16:54:34 CEST

Fight or dance?
https://image.nostr.build/2ebb2f3902b526c9dc5f96434210401ef171284418c63b797dd2670789a8eeee.jpg

2024-10-05 16:31:01 CEST

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Forgot to mention, we’re also using your strfry policies, so thanks for that! We made a tweak for banning IPs based on rate-limit abuse, which worked well against certain types of spam. I can create a PR for upstream at some point. https://github.com/planetary-social/strfry-policies/blob/nos-changes/src/policies/rate-limit-policy.ts

2024-10-05 16:18:11 CEST

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Nice! I agree wot and some pow seem to be the most effective solutions (seeing captcha as one form of it?). Right now the app shows a feed based on friends of friends but I think the replies are not covered by that. But I may be wrong here and @npub16zs…92l7 knows better about the iOS internals.
We do have backend services yes, in fact we have now a server to calculate followers that is internally using neo4j and I think it has potential to extend the classical friend of friends Wot to a page rank based solution.
https://github.com/planetary-social/nos-followers
Pagerank could extend it to more people than the one level friend of friends. We are calculating it currently but we are not using it for the moment

2024-10-03 18:34:57 CEST

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I mean, we do have some measures, but it can’t completely remove it

2024-10-03 18:33:10 CEST

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I wish I knew 😢

2024-10-03 18:29:32 CEST

https://open.spotify.com/track/64ESaRzafhJsmJHeC5ieWe?si=eBYsHUslSqaaOUNZlvvzkw

2024-09-24 20:27:09 CEST

Ok
#note1xkq…5s4m

2024-09-24 18:34:29 CEST

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🧉

2024-09-16 14:47:52 CEST

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Of course sir! 🇺🇾🧉
https://image.nostr.build/dd14d4ab7eba2444bc2041a8ccc6998076124a10bdfaa929fee7c2c2c8b2bcc2.jpg

2024-09-04 17:11:07 CEST

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Yes that's the most probable reason. Sorry for the noise!

2024-08-27 18:50:25 CEST

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Maybe an example of Polish notation calculators, specially if it’s for non programmers

2024-08-05 13:54:07 CEST

Los lunes mi cabra del café tiene sueño
https://m.primal.net/JokI.jpg

2024-07-29 17:40:11 CEST

Un poco de Tango montevideano
https://m.primal.net/JiBE.mov

2024-07-21 22:38:21 CEST

Meditation through typing seems like an excellent idea.
I would also try it with pure key combinations, without meaning, similar to typing tutors. Errors show you when you stopped thinking and are focused, helping you better identify the start and end of your thoughts, which helps you to see them as just another thing. You can then do the same with feelings.
https://www.reddit.com/r/productivity/comments/i4a4od/typing_meditation_in_the_morning/

2024-07-16 02:14:04 CEST

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Incorrect generalizing mental patterns evolved from the need to simplify the world, allowing you to safely assume that all lions are dangerous. This is also the root of all irrational hate and the destruction it brings. That's why valuing individuals over groups is such a powerful idea for a better world. It's not about being selfish; it's about having an antidote to collective hate and avoiding the trap.

2024-07-12 17:56:01 CEST

My bunny woman in bikini thinks I should be an art creator
https://m.primal.net/JOJv.jpg
https://m.primal.net/JOKB.jpg

2024-07-10 06:27:22 CEST

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The self!

2024-07-09 14:45:06 CEST

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Money printing and regulations. Of course, they didn’t consider the consequences of these actions. Now, instead of admitting that regulations have worsened rents, they blame the tourists, once again ignoring the consequences it will bring. After killing tourism, perhaps through another regulation, they will probably blame something else.
Centralized decisions fail to address the network of unseen consequences. Only the parallel, agile, and decentralized pace of solutions through the free market can stop this whack-a-mole game.
This is a prime example of Hazlitt's book "Economics in One Lesson" and possibly a result of low time preference and the inability to see the long-term effects of the proposed solutions.
Rallo explains how prices got worse through regulations in Barcelona:
https://x.com/juanrallo/status/1650807138288033793
Milei solved a similar problem in Argentina by deregulating, price decreased and offer rose immediately: https://www.libremercado.com/2024-02-29/milei-desregula-el-alquiler-y-obra-el-milagro-la-oferta-se-duplica-y-el-precio-cae-un-20-7102681/

2024-07-05 17:53:22 CEST

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Awesome talk. He is really talking about Nostr but doesn't know it yet.
Or he knows it, but it would disrupt his own company.

2024-06-25 13:33:13 CEST

https://m.primal.net/IxSQ.jpg

2024-06-14 02:32:55 CEST

Enjoying the story from @npub1etq…klqn. 6 hours recording but a pleasure to listen to, very dynamic https://youtu.be/LMeNe1tBsr4?t=3961

2024-06-13 17:54:45 CEST

🍁 https://image.nostr.build/253c92c77276b6515c47164e87350ab0c760964a066710f3fa37e03b5e807a6f.jpg

2024-06-13 17:35:40 CEST

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The reason we didn't use kind 1984 directly is that the semantics are not quite the same. This is a request to the bot for flagging something, so you point to the note or npub and provide a suggestion explaining why. This is because:
We want our own vocabulary, NIP-69 (https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/457), which is also friendly to automated reports. This is evolving, so it’s not marked as final.
There is a high chance we will choose something different from what is suggested, either from OpenAI's evaluation or our own manual selection. This is also a hint: we are not receiving a report kind; we are receiving a request for a report with different semantics than kind 1984.
Allowing user-provided inputs and just relaying them blindly for the anonymity functionality would make the Tagr bot appear to have a schizophrenic "personality." For example, both the victim of harassment and the harasser could use it, and from an outside perspective, the bot would appear to ban everything randomly without a consistent set of rules. The idea is to have many bots tailored to different preferences, and you follow those you like.
But I like the idea of a new kind. We are using plain JSON just because it was the more flexible initial approach while developing the service. Right now, we do the communication through NIP-17, so it's a kind 1059 wrapping a kind 13 wrapping a kind 14 with our custom JSON in the content.
I think what you propose is to have a new kind different from kind 14, right? Let's say kind 1986 "Report Request"? Currently, I like that we are fully wrapping the reported note inside the payload, so we don't need to fetch anything, but it’s not a big deal to have it as an e-tag for more consistency, although that increases the chances of not finding it.
So we'd be using NIP-59 wrapping this new kind. It would not be signed for the same reasons kind 14 is not, and also because all the requester identity comes from the kind 13, and we'd be repeating info.

2024-06-11 23:25:53 CEST

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There's more detail in the bot code itself https://github.com/planetary-social/reportinator_server
But keep in mind that there's also a google pubsub side of it that deals with openAI (maybe we should merge both in the future). The google pubsub side is https://github.com/planetary-social/cleanstr
I'd be happy to tell you more about the specifics if you want some more info

2024-06-11 23:07:39 CEST

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It's just a nip-17 private message with a predefined json structure that the bot can understand:
reporterText: just a free form human readable description on why you think it should be analyzed. Useful for potential manual processing.
reportedEvent: being the full event you are flagging. May be only analyzed by AI, if AI doesn't flag it, there's a manual inspection through a Slack channel integration.
https://m.primal.net/IhJy.png

2024-06-10 19:05:31 CEST

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Not focused on instagram really but @npub1pu3…tfch has stories similar to instagram, but we are not really focused on pictures first

2024-06-07 18:00:55 CEST

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Hola de nuevo @npub1tax…j2hl !

2024-06-07 03:30:55 CEST

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One of the techno gods https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhZJqgQ_ZhE

2024-06-07 00:41:03 CEST

https://image.nostr.build/a946c07a30b39428b0221eb1df2f61bd5f9aeb88ff9325cf8741ee955963ff46.jpg

2024-06-06 23:33:45 CEST

Running Tidal
(but on web because I can't get the app from Uruguay 😢 )
https://tidal.com/browse/album/304166092?u

2024-05-28 19:26:28 CEST

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You may find this useful https://undocumented.nostrkinds.info

2024-05-24 20:27:43 CEST

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OP_CHECKMULTISIGVERIFY

2024-05-24 18:26:33 CEST

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You may find this useful https://undocumented.nostrkinds.info/

2024-05-24 17:18:25 CEST

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hmmm your are missing something herehttps://m.primal.net/ILWl.png

2024-05-20 14:38:34 CEST

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No problem! Bitcoin articles from @npub1a2c…w83a should be there too https://www.lynalden.com/archives/

2024-05-20 01:09:26 CEST

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I'd read first https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Standard-Decentralized-Alternative-Central/dp/1119473861 from @npub1gdu…6nak and then https://www.amazon.com/Price-Tomorrow-Deflation-Abundant-Future/dp/1999257405 by @npub1s05…eyhe and most articles by @npub1trr…hdpu https://bitcoinmagazine.com/authors/alexgladstein

2024-05-20 01:06:17 CEST

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You may find useful this proposed nip from @npub1gcx…nj5z
https://github.com/vitorpamplona/nips/blob/relationship-status/81.md

2024-05-18 15:25:55 CEST

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Hey Greg at least use Primal that does the lightning wallet setup for you, just so we can thank you for the website

2024-05-18 03:47:41 CEST

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@npub1uaa…87z6 😢

2024-05-17 16:33:06 CEST

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We are seeing another surge of events at one of the nos.social servers, just in case checked stats.nostr.band and it matches https://stats.nostr.band/#daily_profile_events . I wonder if we are under some bot swarm attack as few weeks ago

2024-05-17 00:04:18 CEST

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Interesting! Maybe a moebius band vs 2d space would have been a more intuitive addition to the analogy

2024-05-16 16:09:59 CEST

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It seems there’s something called Snaps that lets you add a real Bitcoin plugin (not the wrapped fake), but I agree that the easiest option is to just install a Lightning app. https://snaps.metamask.io/snap/npm/btcsnap/

2024-05-16 15:58:21 CEST

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I like to think of Bitcoin mining as simply finding a four-leaf clover in a field. Adjusting the difficulty is just changing the size of the field. The algorithm itself isn’t complex; it’s just expensive.

2024-05-16 02:49:27 CEST

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@npub1rpm…du5v ^

2024-05-16 01:48:47 CEST

Maybe bumping up our minimum zap amount is a better way to get and keep new users than any classic retention strategy. This isn't an ad-based network for making money, and we might just be stuck in the old ways.
Time for me to say goodbye to the default 42 sats and hello to 210 sats. It would be cool to see a movement towards increasing the zap value and see what it brings.
Plus, a calculator that suggests zap amounts based on the rate of zaps per month and maximum accepted total sats per month would be awesome.