Hi, this is fake news, but i would love to see this kind of adoption. I am donating any sats received to charity. Have a nice day.
Craigslist is a peer to peer marketplace.
Bitcoin is peer to peer money.
So what I'm getting here is, you would like to sell something to Bitcoiners or otherwise buy something from Bitcoiners. I believe the next step is to post an ad asking for a certain number of sats in exchange for a good or service.
I wouldn't say this is the best place to post such an ad, but you can give it a shot.
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Is there a system for mailbox post boxes, i.e. places where mail/shopping/orders/deliveries can be deposited by a lightning address and then unlocked by signing with an LNURL wallet to prove ownership? There should be, then Satoshislist can be a great sub here where people will basically barter goods while temporarily going merry go around with almost the same quantity of sats.
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More KYC-free maildrops would be great. Where I live, there are courier-specific package pickup stores and parcel lockers that only require a SMS code (no ID), which makes it easier to receive mail.
I wrote about an anonymous PO box network here: https://anarkio.codeberg.page/#/caebc787d791-ideas/3-kyc-free-po-boxes The pickup code via email/SMS could be replaced with Lightning.
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Sad to hear "fake news". If a large established website like Craigslist would integrate KYC-free Bitcoin payments, it would teach millions of people about Bitcoin as a currency and significantly increase the circular economy. (AFAIK, there is already a "Crypto accepted" checkbox.)
There are existing crypto classifieds websites, but few users compared to e.g. Craigslist or Ebay: https://bitejo.com, https://miragesale.com, https://tukan.market, https://ghostnet.id, https://particl.io, https://mobazha.com.
Active (500+ member) Telegram group: https://t.me/BitcoinP2PMarketplace
Also suggested a ~marketplace sub in Stacker.news, where people could post what products/services they are selling or want to buy. Either with external peer-to-peer payments or using the built-in Lightning wallet. Microlancer.io is similar but for freelancing instead of selling products.
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