When you Tweet, the data is stored on Twitter's servers, it's their property and they have the right to monetize it. When you Twetch, data is stored on BSV, which is owned by people instead of a centralized org, and the people monetize it by being paid BSV
Longtime fan of Mooji, thanks for the reference 🙏
"To love what you do and feel that it matters - how could anything be more fun?" Katharine Graham
#Quotes
The very existence of a concept like "change", or that everything is in flux, that idea itself implies a stable continuity that forms a background for that change
Yes, viruses are a good example of how it's difficult to comprehend exponential growth
Dinosaurs call it a bubble
While their pensions are just piles of rubble
We knew of its value and so reacted bullishly
With regulators trying to control that which shouldn’t be
Maybe Twetch doesn't need to pander to average users. Maybe the above/average invest in revolutionary things ahead of the curve, and the average catch up.
Each Twetch is an investment towards developing the entire ecosystem. There are already lots of users willing to pay these prices to twetch. The "High fees" (talking pennies) will enable Twetch to grow longterm. Not just in total posts, but in design.
Everything is pay to play, only Twetch is upfront with the cost in order to reimburse the user
So here's another question, my twetch client inside relayx has a full wallet balance but my Linux twetch client reads empty and won't let me post, how can I make my Linux twetch client see the funds? Thanks in advance
/pay @3 $0.21 for the chanting tip
