Who is the god of Nostr? Where is his temple? I would like t...

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↳ Reply to Biro Bela (npub1gluh6ns2vsxg493a87n3m8c2d2ketzh62p07lhkad4ffaaqj9mesu6d3sz)

Well, looks like Nostr is slowly but surely becoming a ghost town. 👻😂 Even the **CEO of Nostr** has apparently found a new source of income. 💰👏 And le...

Who is the god of Nostr? Where is his temple? I would like to know 🤔 That said, fiat incentives are super strong and irresistible at times. My pov is that Nostr being a "ghost town" isn't a result of influenzas restarting the X accounts, because think about it Twitter doesn't become less valuable or less relevant because its users have Facebook accounts or Gab accounts. The reason imo is most probably that the UX/UI for the most part doesn't match up with big tech alternatives i.e. it's not normie friendly yet. No one should have to know what a Pvt key or public key is unless they want to. Nostr is still primarily in its MS DOS phase just like BTC.

That coupled with unrealistic expectations where we are expecting a protocol that has been around for just 4 years to automatically steal the thunder of companies like Facebook that have have been around for over 20 years and with billions of dollars worth of capital behind them. Decentralized tech needs investment too to get it to where it's consumer friendly and it most definitely needs marketing; currently it doesn't have much of both. So it's either we really get serious about the stuff we are building here and how we build it or we keep it as a niche for the people who don't mind the extra work, and that's ok too. Until we properly diagnose a problem, we can't actually solve it.

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