I have to the say, this is the worst panel in this year's expo, all speakers are basically advertising their products. No specific discussions of how practical their solutions are or how they work.
since it only requires a soft fork, why cant it be market driven instead of "consensus"? all this presume a use case for covenant that is of value. if its of value ppl will pay for that value. As a private company/individual you can create that soft fork and if its of value and people want to use it, then the ppl that want to use it will adopt it (companies and individuals). The free market solve itself. If no one adopts it means no one is willing to pay for it means it is of no value to ppl. what am i not understanding about soft forks?
Robin has megabrain. What imagination one must have to shove all these finite fields, connector outputs, lamport sigs into functional bridge, with game theory also.
The main problem seems to be that miner income from the block reward will eventually go to zero due to the halving cycle. An interesting question is what impact increasing the blocksize along with hardware improvements would have on the long term security of Bitcoin. Couldn't the decrease in miner income from the block reward be off-set by an increase in miner income from transaction fees?
It is a fairy tale. No a shred of proof that that scarcity affects price. And this is done at MIT. Can you show me a single graph that shows a correlation between a scarcity measure and price?
Coinbase is anti-Bitcoin and Armstrong was never a Bitcoiner. Early Bay Area meetup attendees would agree and have said so on the record before most of those MIT students were in high school.
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Seriously this guy is a joke and a fraud. The hedge fund he sold to DB that he continued to manage failed. Ask him. And now he wants to jump into crypto following the footsteps of SBF.
AI is tools that exist as a group of many functions, these communicate with cryptocurrency nft and coins to collect and generate income, pay expenses, distribute profits amongst many owners, automatically. This is key.
Web 3, helps AI by enabling machines to communicate, and earn income, as well as distribute expense payments and profits to owners, etc....between machines and humans.
It is so important to build tools, new technology, that does useful work, creates income on the internet. These tools are built ontop of and between platforms. Where and how to build and innovate ontop of Bitcoin and crypto is crucial. Improving user ability is key to adoption increasing. Much innovation still needed in wallets and tools.
So at what point do the etfs become whales that dump on the retail investors so the managed etf fund can make a lot of money for their institutional investors who want to move to another fund to do the same etc etc
Institutional investors need to be capped on the amount they can dump at any given time and they must give a written forecast of how much and why so the retail investors are able to make good financial decisions
Satoshi did not create this a a vehicle for the institutions to manipulate and control. The systems for entry will become simplified in time for all retail investors and they need time, they don’t need to be suckered in by the babying approach of the etf… next will be hedge funds strictly for the elite and we are back where we began where the financial elite control
I am converting the majority of my savings every month into Bitcoin and I keep that in cold storage. Honestly I don't even use a savings account any longer...
From my observation and historical market pattern, there might be a bit of turbulence in the market coming up, but here's the deal: Trying to guess what's going to happen next is less important than spreading your bets when trading and thinking long term. It's not about guessing the market's next move; it's about playing it smart and steady...managed to grow a nest egg of around 2BTC to a decent 11BTC in the space of one month... I'm especially grateful to Russell Greener, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..
I can. If holding a lot of bitcoin gives you control over the protocol then it’s failed. That is not the case in my pov and Peter Thiel is just reciting a false narrative without any facts. He is probably salty he hasn’t held enough of the asset.
