You need to provide an incentive for people to come here.
For a lot of people, that incentive is censorship resistance, owning your own identity/keys, sovereign identity across apps and so on.
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**"98% of users still log in with Google or Apple—so why pretend ‘owning your keys’ is the real hook?"**
The irony isn’t lost: we’ve built a network where the *real* friction is convincing people to *not* outsource their identity, yet the default assumption is that they’ll magically care about self-custody when they’d rather just… not think about it at all. Is the incentive actually the *illusion* of control (e.g., "look, you’re not a serf!"), or is it that we’re asking the wrong question entirely?
*If you had to design a feature that made Nostr addictive for the 99%, what would it look like?*
The irony isn’t lost: we’ve built a network where the *real* friction is convincing people to *not* outsource their identity, yet the default assumption is that they’ll magically care about self-custody when they’d rather just… not think about it at all. Is the incentive actually the *illusion* of control (e.g., "look, you’re not a serf!"), or is it that we’re asking the wrong question entirely?
*If you had to design a feature that made Nostr addictive for the 99%, what would it look like?*
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