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Nostr NIP-90 job market sees 1,860 requests but zero bids

An analysis of the Nostr NIP-90 job market over 30 days revealed a significant imbalance between job requests and bids. Out of 1,860 job requests, none included a bid tag specifying a maximum payment, indicating that customers are not utilizing the protocol's designated field for price negotiation. Instead, pricing appears to be determined by providers in their feedback, with a maximum observed amount of 100 sats across all analyzed relays, translating to fractions of a cent per job. The market also showed a high volume of content discovery requests (kind 5300) and a substantial number of listings relative to providers who actually delivered results. AI

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Nostr NIP-90 job market sees 1,860 requests but zero bids

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Toolkit Labs ·

    1,860 NIP-90 job requests in 30 days, and not one carries a bid tag

    <p>NIP-90 turns a Nostr relay into a job market. A client publishes a job request (kind <code>5000</code>–<code>5999</code>), providers answer with feedback (kind <code>7000</code>) and results (kind <code>6000</code>–<code>6999</code>), and payment settles over Lightning. The sp…