You wouldn’t be able to easily track bad actors or good actors by virtue of monero being private and fungible, similar to cash. Privacy is the base appeal.
The patten can hold, but the asset class is seeing clear diminishing returns. Relative price action is stabilizing with each cycle, as the market cap increases.
This is ICP, not Bitcoin. I still quite don’t know why we need it, or why people bid it up to $400 so early in the project. It’s only $3 now, and probably still too high.
I looked it up on CMC and it’s max supply is an infinity symbol…
Hey nerds, read this one. They are making the case that Paypal’s stablecoin is safer than their regular deposits, because at least the stablecoin is regulated under the NYS bitlicence, while Paypal’s normal deposits are far less well regulated. (Not as much an endorsement of PayPal’s stablecoin as an indictment of how shitty the rest of their services are…)
I remember the discussion Over There where people were upset over the bitlicense. And now it turns out we think the BitLicense is awesome, only because the alternatives are so much worse. At least the NYS DFS presumes that crypto has some purpose, and isn’t trying to kill it like the SEC is.
Great that we’re getting better at SHA hashes I guess, would be great if some that energy were put towards more useful computation. Gridcoin has been doing that since 2013 by having people process data for scientific research projects instead of hashes.
The only safe way I know of to get passive income from Bitcoin is to use github.com/…/joinmarket-clientserver though that may lead to your bitcoin becoming “tainted”
There is also thorswap.finance but using it probably carries a risk of total or partial loss of money
The most discreet method of earning non-passive income is probably through something like haveno.exchange
For less private ways to get income, I’d use something spoken highly of at kycnot.me that allows peer to peer trading and reputation building
I do not see any reason to talk about my joinmarket experience. Saying I have used it profitably is the same as admitting I have made money by laundering money, and that would obviously be against my interests. I would much rather you believed I had no prior knowledge of how to use cryptocurrency.
Biometric anything is a bad idea. They require trusted nodes and create incentives to threaten users.
Specific to this use case… Whatever you’re using to validate personhood, there’s a person who doesn’t have that organ. Now the attack surface is every method of validation: eyes + fingers + etc.
Gridcoin. Imagine is all the computing power normally spent on mining went to scientific research instead. Solid alt started the same year as Eth, crunching through petaFLOPS of scientific computing on the daily. Massively under-appreciated by those in the crypto space.
Was hoping for something enlightening here actually related to crypto, and found a very generic analysis of US debt. What actually matters is the deficit, and we will have to see if the US ever gets back to net positive.
When the first article on the site you see is titled “Plot Against Simonyan and Sobchak’s Life Confirms ‘Terrorist Essence of Zelensky Regime’” and the other sources referenced have sputnik in the title, you really need to consider the biases of the source you’re reading. Is it generic Russian disinformation? You decide.
I own more crypto than any other currency, that does not mean we should embrace every article which paints the dollar as facing imminent doom.
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