This I can understand. Especially, when the network is crowded. Personally, I've never had this issue. But, I've heard some complaints from other users.
Agree with the first part. Not entirely convinced that the superficial inflation rates will have as large—or any—impact on the value increase of Bitcoin. I mean, that's what the halvings are meant to suppress in the first place.
You're probably right for the most part, but honestly, this isn't something that is worth speculating, in my opinion. The halvings have always played a monumental role in Bitcoin's price increases, and everyone has always gotten it wrong for the past 15 years. Also, there are far too many other factors to consider. 🤷♂️🙄
I'm surprised that so few have acknowledged this. When you create a client that's limited to such a narrow range of users then of course it has an expiration date. It essentially dug its own grave. 🤷♂️
And perhaps an overly loyal one. @pipe speaks the truth, though 🤷♂️. It was never gonna last forever. Damus, nonetheless, was very productive on an experimental level.
That's exactly my point. You have to ask yourself: are you loyal to Apple or are you loyal to the Nostr protocol? The latter sounds much more promising. Apple products are overrated anyway.
I believe that you took my statement out of context. Just because something has an expiration date doesn't imply that it was a failure in any sense. Also, you did just say that Will said a year. Correct? That means even Will himself knows that it will not last forever.
That's very sad to hear. 😮💨 Professors are so underpaid to the point where they no longer feel obligated to educate future generations. No doubt a contributing factor as to why more and more high school grads are no longer considering college after graduation.
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