Damus: The Real “Twitter Killer”

Yeah, we’ve heard it before. BUT… [Altucher Confidential] February 03, 2023 [WEBSITE]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE]( [Ed Note: As you may have noticed, emails from Altucher Confidential are now coming from [AltucherConfidential@mb.paradigmpressgroup.com.](mailto:AltucherConfidential@mb.paradigmpressgroup.com) Ensure you don't miss out on future issues! [Follow these whitelisting instructions.]( Nostr isn’t a company. It has no CEO. It has no board of directors. It’s the future of social media. But will it kill Twitter? [Hero_Image] Damus: The Real “Twitter Killer” By Chris Campbell YOU MISSED OUT: 102% In 6 Days… Hate to say, “I told you so”… But we’ve sent you a countless number of emails trying to draw your attention to this unprecedented [wealth-building opportunity.]( And according to our file, you still didn’t take action. And that’s a shame. Because you just missed your shot at a 102% gain in 6 days – in the middle of a market selloff. That’s the bad news. The good news? We’re issuing a brand-new buy alert right now with money-doubling potential. [And you can go here now to get in position to receive it before you miss out again.]( [Chris Campbell] CHRIS CAMPBELL Spill. T2. Mastodon. Many social media platforms have claimed to be the “Twitter killer” only to immediately sputter and fade away. Damus — a decentralized crypto-native social network — is the new kid on the block. In some ways, it does indeed represent a threat to Twitter’s business model. And it might actually have a chance at seeing major adoption. Adding insult to injury… Damus was funded in large part by donations from Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter. (He donated nearly $250,000 worth of Bitcoin.) But that mass adoption will happen in a way not too many people see coming. I’ll explain. But let’s start from the top. What is Damus? Damus is built on decentralized social media protocol Nostr, which is an acronym for “Notes and other stuff transmitted by relays.”. Nostr isn’t a company. It has no CEO. It has no board of directors. It just has a bunch of developers contributing to an open source protocol. It’s the future of social media. Distributed. Open. Ownerless. In a way, Damus is what Twitter wants to become. Both Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey have expressed interest in making Twitter decentralized. (That way, users have more control.) And, outside looking in, it looks great. With Damus: → You are in control of your own data. No censorship or shadowbanning. → Your communications are encrypted. (Nobody can see inside your DMs.) → There’s no registration required. No email. No texts. No names. Nada. → There’s no servers, meaning no single points of failure. Messages are distributed by a decentralized network. → You can tip and collect Bitcoin tips from the lightning network. Among its early testers who gave a thumbs up: Vitalik Buterin, Jack Dorsey, Senator Lummis, and Edward Snowden. Attention! Before You Read Any Further… [Click here for more...]( Hey, it’s James. 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Anyone can use the platform to send Bitcoin to one another through the social media platform. Again, this is something that Twitter aspires toward, but won’t have ready for months. So, does this mean… Damus, the Twitter Killer? No. Damus won’t kill Twitter. But it will be a worthy competitor. And the reason has everything to do with the current schism in the blockchain space. Bitcoin maxis don’t want anything to do with the Web3, blockchain, and especially not Ethereum. But Web3 has taken over Twitter. This is where Damus will shine. Bitcoin maxis can’t go a day without hearing about NFTs, tokens, and being bombarded by a bunch of shitcoin shills in the Twittersphere. They want their own platform. And Damus will provide that for them. After all, it fits the Bitcoin ethos. Clean. Simple. Easy. And, of course, it uses the Bitcoin lightning network. This is a boon for Bitcoin… And, ultimately, whether the Bitcoin Maxi likes it or not, a boon for crypto. But it won’t kill Twitter. Twitter’s here to stay. There are tons of things -- like Spaces -- that you won’t be able to do on Damus for a long while. But that doesn’t mean you should fade Damus. Currently, the developers are randomly distributing small amounts of Bitcoin to its users. So if you want a chance at some free Bitcoin -- and to see what the future of social media looks like -- now might be the time to try it out. Godspeed. Until next time, [Chris Campbell] Chris Campbell For Altucher Confidential Is This 2023’s Scariest Threat? On November 15th, 2022 a Biden-sanctioned experiment with YOUR money went into effect. It involved 9 of the world’s BIGGEST banks – which collectively control nearly $10 TRILLION in assets – and could impact EVERY American citizen. It’s called “Project Cedar”. And in [this urgent new exposé]( one man reveals the shocking truth that Biden and his cabal of banking elites does NOT want you to know. 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