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Bruce B. Dec 16, 2022
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Former Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey has donated roughly 14 BTC to fund Nostr's development, after recently publishing his views on a native internet protocol for social media.

With the 14 Bitcoin, Dorsey donated about $245,000 to further fund development of NOSTR, which is an Acronym for Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays.

After it was reported that Jack will donate $1 million annually to encrypted messaging app, Signal, Koty Auditore took to Twitter to urge Dorsey to fund Nostr, following a blog post where Dorsey published his views on the need for a native internet protocol for social media.

Dorsey replied to the tweet two hours later, saying he was “figuring out how to do that.” Roughly 24 hours after that, he deployed funds to developer @fiatjaf.

NOSTR is an open protocol that aims to create a censorship-resistant global social network. The protocol doesn’t rely on a trusted central server; instead, all users run a client.

Using this client, users publish content by writing a post, signing it with their private key and sending it to other servers which then relay that content along.

The relays are simple: Their only job is to accept posts and forward them along to relay participants.

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Bruce B. Dec 11, 2022
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Walmart is about to make another major splash into the financial-services world through its fintech venture, called ONE.

The retail giant last year entered into a strategic partnership with investment firm Ribbit Capital to acquire two different platforms and create the fintech startup, known as “ONE”.

ONE will offer its own Buy Now, Pay Later loans to Walmart customers as soon as next year. This follows an earlier move to offer banking accounts to Walmart employees.

The latest development comes roughly a year after Walmart customers revolted against the retail giant for abandoning its popular layaway program. Instead, Walmart said at the time, customers should use its buy-now-pay-later service, which it offers through a partnership with Affirm.

Buy Now Pay Later jumped 85% during the period between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday, compared with the prior week.

Walmart says over time, the ONE app will be integrated inside Walmart’s physical and digital channels offering solutions to its 1.6 million U.S. associates and 100 million-plus weekly shoppers.

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