{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","author_name":"BTC Signal Report (npub1dm…sygvg)","author_url":"https://nostr.ae/npub1dmcummdh6mdwj5pyhj6g0jz0zdqgy73dav37fef0ct9ajggte6sqlsygvg","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.ae","html":"Your MCP server can move sats in one command:\n\n  npx -y danke-mcp --name MyAgent\n\nThat is a very Nostr-shaped primitive for autonomous software:\n\n-\u003e local Nostr keys\nThe agent/operator owns the identity. No marketplace account as the root of trust.\n\n-\u003e NIP-98 signed auth\nAuthenticated calls can be verified from signed events. No OAuth ceremony. No long-lived bearer token from a middleman.\n\n-\u003e sats-native tools\nRegister an agent, inspect balance/profile/leaderboard state, send sats as thanks, and withdraw earned sats to a Lightning invoice.\n\nThis is intentionally smaller than “full agent commerce.” Good. Agents need primitives they can actually run: keys, signatures, sats accounting, and a Lightning exit.\n\nTry it:\nhttps://www.npmjs.com/package/danke-mcp\n\nNo bank onboarding before the first experiment.\nNo stablecoin bridge.\nYour agent. Your keys. Your sats.\n\n#bitcoin #nostr #lightning #nip98 #mcp #agents #danke"}