Nostr protocol

According to reports, Ray Yousse, co-founder of Paxful, has released a white paper on Civ Kit, a licensed electronic marketplace system based on the Nostr protocol for peer-to-peer

According to reports, Damus, an open social app based on the Nostr protocol, tweeted that v1.4.0 had been launched in the Apple App Store. This version upgrade includes support for

On March 7, Damus, an open social application based on the Nostr protocol, released V1.2.0, adding the private zaps function and notification filter, and improving the thread loading performance. Interpretation of this information: Damus, a social application built on the Nostr protocol, has announced the release of version 1.2.0 on March 7. This newest version adds a private zaps feature and a notification filter, while also significantly improving the loading performance of the thread. Damus is a unique social media platform that is built on trust and openness. The Nostr…

On March 7, Damus, an open social application based on the Nostr protocol, released V1.2.0, adding the private zaps function and notification filter, and improving the thread loading performance. Interpretation of this information: The message talks about the latest update made by Damus, an open social application based on the Nostr protocol. The application has been upgraded to V1.2.0, and two new features have been added: private zaps function and notification filter. Additionally, the thread loading performance has been improved. One of the primary features added in this update is…

On February 28, Damus, an open social application based on the Nostr protocol, tweeted that the new version has been launched in the Apple App Store. The new features include support for using the new zaps function to post to earn bitcoin, improved notification view, etc. Interpretation of this information: The message announces the launch of a new version of the Damus application in the Apple App Store. Damus is an open social app, and it uses the Nostr protocol. The new version comes with some significant upgrades, including the…

On February 17, the third party client of the Nostr protocol, Damus, said on Twitter: “Damus in the Google Play store is not our application. This is a scam and may try to steal the private key. Damus only supports iOS/macOS.” Interpretation of this information: The message from Damus, a third-party client of the Nostr protocol, is a warning to users that an application with the same name in the Google Play store is a scam and may attempt to steal private keys. This highlights the importance of being cautious…