Oddbean

but that's ok, just post an offer and keep telling people about Vexl, and it will start to grow. the way the web of trust works is friends and friends of friends so as people join and see offers the network begins to scale. If Bob knows Pam and you know Bob you can trade with Pam. if you guys share the same favourite pub or pizza delivery place you both know the restaurant so you can trade with each other. it will start to grow, every marketplace was empty in the beginning! if you wanna buy post an offer there, if you want to sell get that offer there and the next person that joins your WOT sees them!

Take note everybody that want's to get into NON-KYC Bitcoin. (Fuck the tax offices around the world made to extort us!) It's all about community and building an almost circular economy but one that's got emphasis on buying and selling Bitcoin. Face to Face or Digitally. Let's get this off the ground! #GrowNostr #Zaps #Bitcoin #Austriches #Nostr #AskNostr 💜🫂 nostr:note13t2s6q09n7llrg7fcn5keym6qqhpakxmakn4qjuasaf00vgc08fs87h6qk

Also, have a niche product that people may want. My NONKYC stack is slowly growing since I sold my first bottle of my hobby maple syrup on twitter 2 yrs ago, my nostr sales are outpacing X this year. I also talked my sister to sell some of her handmade tallow soap for BTC last year. https://image.nostr.build/3aa2bf96077da0c011551653a48b967ebb035208d18884001403ae5737287be4.jpg

Many people in small communities around the US that do farmers markets are bitcoiners and don't know it. I only sold maple syrup for cash for obvious reasons, as many farmers markets do. I had no ambition to compete with the 2 families of large maple producers in my area that helped me get started with advice, and lending me old equipment. I wanted to sell outside our area online. But no cash option. As I researched bitcoin became the answer, I can share my farmers market good around the US. And I believe in bitcoin more than cash now. I am just a hobbyist but made 100 gallons of syrup from 5000 gallons of sap. I can't wait to see the nostr farmers market in a few years.

I just was able to witness the process last week, in NW Wisconsin. My buddy has been doing it for years. It's so much work, so much sap as you note for so little yield. Your way of making Maple Syrup is nature's Bitcoin. Compared to the FIAT store brand versions of Maple Syrup which can legally be cut with sugar and water.

I would love to hear more about orangepilling small farmers as some farmers in my country are starting to move away from banks and give out bonds to make investments possible. I feel Bitcoin also fits in.