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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @yfaming 21 Aug \ on: What are you working on this week? meta
reading nostr NIPs!
It reminds me of https://www.sats4likes.com. I hope it can find a path to organic growth. 😀
As a platform, Nostr is also subject to the constraints of network effects.
The more users Nostr has, the more valuable it becomes, and the more likely it is to attract additional users.
Clearly, Nostr still has a long way to go.
Thank you for the information! I'm getting interested in LQwD. It seems that LQwD has not yet settled on a stable business model. According to the news on its website, in recent years, LQwD has explored routing nodes, AI-driven channel management optimization, LSP, and Bitcoin reserves. However, when looking at its financials, the revenue for the 2024 and 2025 fiscal years is only 506 CAD and 5553 CAD, respectively, which suggests that it might not be fully prepared for market entry. Additionally, there have been considerable fluctuations in its stock recently, which has also sparked my curiosity.
I feel the same way. Ideally, there should be a key manager, like a password manager, so apps don’t ever touch — let alone store — our nsec. That way, even if an app has security issues, our nsec stays safe.
Personally, I always keep my nsec in the getAlby extension on the browser. Apps (like Primal) just sign through getAlby and never access the nsec directly.
Wow cool! Thanks! How do you think about Breez's open LSP model? And LSP as a business model (like LQwD)? Thanks!
And I use Cloudflare as my DNS server, and handle HTTP cert. On the VPS, thor is deployed behind ningx.
I'm running it on a tiny DigitalOcean VPS (512 MB memory, 1 CPU, 10 GB SSD, $4/month) with an additional 30 GB SSD volume ($3/month at $1 per 10 GB). My total cost is $7/month.
I also had to set up a 2 GB swap file when building the project; otherwise, rustc would be OOMed.
To reduce costs, you could either shrink the volume size or skip using it altogether.