That could be hard for a lot of people, if you see other companies that adopted v4v (e.g. Leanpub) they allow people to choose down to a minimum, and they can't go higher than a given amount as well.

Do you think if Leanpub removed the minimum price in their v4v it would net positive of negative in a long period of time?

I honestly don't know and I like the way you think, I'm just stressing scenarios to stress our understanding

some clients have a working algo, take primal as an example you have the ability to choose your feed

other clients like nostrudel also has a similar concept but not fully implemented, i'm not sure if this is a NIP or just clients trying to solve the problem you described, at least some clients are a bit ahead

Sometimes I see posts on SN that are just links and the same user posting lots of them and often making more than the post costed.

I also see a lot of posts that IMO don't bring anything new or different and they are doing amazing if you measure it in terms of zaps received. Like people assmilking Bitcoin related content because they know it's the most popular topic.

If your content is great I believe it increases the chances of receiving a fair amount of sats, if you are known and respected it multiplies that, and there are probably other factors affecting it too.

I believe SN is not MAINLY about earning sats, it's about the community, but if you are always paying and watching easy content being better rewarded than hard to write content, it sends the wrong message.

I've noticed a few territories have increased their posting fees, many are ranging from 400 to 1000 sats per post now, which is expensive IMO.

Often I find myself choosing a territory that is aligned with my content but has cheaper fees, and if I can't find it I need to think if I really want to proceed with that post.

I think it would be a mistake to limit the fees as it might make sense for some territories, but when owners/renters set prices too high it discourages people from posting there and then they might post it in in the wrong place.

Do you think that's a problem? If so, shall we brainstorm ways to improve the situation?

In Brazil the latest I'm aware is 15% if you trade in foreign exchanges regardless of the amount, but if you use national exchanges and sell up to 30,000 national shitcoin in a month you don't have to pay taxes.

It's unclear if it affects P2P but the govt is trying to discourage people from using means they won't be able to spy on.

How can we know if you don't talk about it openly? If ideas were worth anything you wouldn't be here asking for an engineer to help you execute on this idea.

Your father did you a great favor, and hopefully it will be the first step in a prosperous life my friend.

Stay humble, read the book, and stack sats!

I'm going through Chaincode's ₿OSS (Bitcoin Open Source Software) program, it's pretty cool!

I've been learning about Bitcoin core, the foundational technologies like addresses and wallets, the RPC (remote procedure call) to interact with the original implementation, the Bitcoin assembly language, the cryptography underlying the protocol, and so on.

It has been a tough journey so far, and I'm grateful to them. For those interested in something like that you can join their waiting list at https://learning.chaincode.com/#BOSS.

Yeah, a strong one.

Classic

Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio

In order to talk about the present and the future Dalio goes thousands of years in the past to study their societies (mostly focusing on financial, economic, and political events).

Because of this instant payment technology called Pix people have been only dealing digitally, but physical cash still exists it's just unsafe to carry money around as crime is everywhere.

It's actually a pay wall, tried my account but apparently I don't have access to it

Is this article yours or someone else's? I'm asking as it's behind an authentication wall and would be nice to be somewhere truly open.

The first and second season are like maybe half of the first book, too god damn slow for my zoomer wanna be brain.

I'm watching it more to enjoy the interpretation, they got good actors IMHO.

Okay, but I might be talking about stuff that's neither books nor articles like TV shows, games, etc.

Would you oppose that content in ~BooksAndArticles?

It's one of my favorites, you could call it a space opera as the main plot happens around various planets, space ships, distant travel, and different cultures.

It also has some interesting theory called psychohistory developed by a mathematician with the intent of predicting future events.

The three books are: