Similar to how people in cities opt in for the slavery of infinite rent payments, subscriptions, reliance on municipalities for electricity and food and water – While others (smaller group) remove themselves and build fully self-reliant homesteads.
I expect Twetch (rural homestead) to be a smaller, more niche group than something like Twitter (city), the market will still be large enough to sustain it and the trend is growth in this direction.
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A good example of that would be something like record players and collecting records, or the Gameboy that anduril just released that has people driving the prices of old gameboy games up
People don't want to see an ad everytime they want to play a game, or wait 2 hours to download the latest update. They want to pop in the cartridge and play the damn game.
I have noticed this too, we did a gig a little while back and the 18-22 yr olds want CD's
CD's, books, gameboy games, old consoles, records, its all back in a big way. Need software like this again too!
The idea would be that twetch becomes the place people go to exchange data peer to peer – whether that's movies or music or programs.
At which point its not just some bsv app but it's where people recommend you go as a useful tool to get things you might need.
Eventually that can become a physical market as well where trusted parties exchange goods and collectibles and such like ebay
📍 donde vas Homestead?