Hi, great to see you back! Will you ever do F# -> Blockchain interop? Good use cases for f.i. NFTs, where the alternative is worse, would be nice. I have some examples, if you are ever interested.
I have fooled around with the Solana .NET SDK a bit with F#, but not planning on doing videos for that for now. Mostly want to start with the basics and go from there.
What is your tech stack at Bulla? Sounds like they are using eth contracts/tokens. Nice to hear you been positive about crypto, I worked at a crypto startup for a short while, learned a lot but the owners was super shady, left a bad taste in my mouth.
Hi! Sorry to hear that. We have a Typescript front-end as a Azure Static Web app. We have deployed smart contracts on various EVM based networks. We do event sourcing based on eth_getLogs.
For sure, decentralized currencies are more volatile (for now at least), probably due to the difficulty to price them, therefore it's more driven by speculation. I'd like to hear your thoughts as to why you think they are more inflation prone. For exchange rates (fiat to crypto), I don't see non-public as a bad thing. With competition and time, conversion rates should improve.
@@bengobeil933 The issue of inflation is always decided by the central bank or the Federal Reserve System through the setting of interest rates. This is the basic mechanism for determining the value of money and regulating inflation. A very reliable and good mechanism that has allowed markets to operate for almost a hundred years without too many catastrophes. Blockchain is a market for seashells without a regulator. These stories are several thousand years old. But the regulator violates the basic idea of "freedom from banks"
