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disruptalot
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Comment #38933953
Recently there has been a trend of inscribing data on the bitcoin chain representing issuance of new assets and in some cases media (images etc.). Keywords here are "inscriptions" …
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Comment #38933726
Why do games have to use so much electricity? They should be fine with a few kb of storage and maybe some minimal networking. Back in the day games were completely fine and playabl…
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Comment #38933361
You may be misreading the effects - Bitcoin is trading above what it traded yesterday, and 50% higher than october.
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Comment #36485394
You highlight a bunch of examples where government policy/implementation has failed miserably in the backdrop of higher and higher demand from it. I wonder how far this needs to st…
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Comment #36317376
It makes perfect sense. McDonalds did something unconventional and apparently popular. People that found that valuable send the strongest signal you can send in an economy - money.…
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Comment #34064201
"Karen" Context: "This term is used to ridicule or demean a certain group of people based on their behaviors." Consider using: "demanding or entitled White woman" This example is t…
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Comment #33595069
Alternatives: - Crypto is being used and abused by people and purposes that don't need it. - Fundamental practices haven't matured yet.
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Comment #33594989
This was a failure of traditional financial institutions and people who are ok with them, not of crypto. Satoshi wouldn't be encouraging people to put their coins on a trusted thir…
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Comment #31797130
It's an open hiring board. Who is going to fairly judge the openings without falling into some sort of bias? Actually I can barely find any crypto posts on the hiring threads. Mayb…
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Comment #31702645
Speaking personally, they might be concise and precise but the arguments are nothing new and too often have simple counter arguments. That's the reason they're not addressed, there…
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Comment #31197286
> Owns enough to influence the market Meaning acquiring it fairly from the market? As compared to fiat currencies, which can be issued and moved around with the snap of a finger. T…
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Comment #31197245
Consuming energy is a requirement for it to provide its stated benefits. If you're able to conjure the protocol which doesn't require PoW and still maintains the characteristics, y…
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Comment #31134646
Valid point. As cash and savings there's no reason to accept the IOU. At which point you need access to credit you can move to that world.
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Comment #31134374
Why would people accept bitcoin IOUs when the real thing is more interoperable, saleable, private etc.etc. and of course doesn't require trust in the issuer. The answer is force [0…
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Comment #31095210
Bitcoin continues to inflate until ~2140. The difference is that it inflates in a predictable curve and is not subject to the decisions of central bankers. Inflationary policies al…
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Comment #31095128
I assume by "Monetary crank-ism" you mean scepticism of the dominant economic playbooks. That is very different from investment bubbles which the parent is talking about. You can c…
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Comment #31074212
Sorry I actually meant to link that Opensea page but then forgot. If you look at the bottom of that page [1], you'll see the events recorded by opensea. Also enable "Listing" in th…
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Comment #31072507
The conceptions of what happened is so completely removed from reality and it's disheartening to see commenters blinded by the hate for crypto stuff to the extent that they don't e…
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Comment #31062515
This almost reads like satire. Banks and credit card companies are exactly not neutral , this is perhaps the only widely understood reason Blockchains and cryptocurrencies exist. W…
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Comment #30989299
Is there anything really inherent in Austrian economics about ignoring evidence? Hate to be that guy (source???), but this doesn't match up at all with my impression of the differe…
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Comment #30498398
Where is it illegal to exchange assets p2p? Or better yet, what is the enforcement history?
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Comment #30317974
> By collating all such timestamps, Ndinga’s firm can aggregate the cost basis for every bitcoin transaction on record. If i'm understanding the methodology here, the assertion tha…
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Comment #30219425
Most look like they have something to do with copyright and disagreements rather than controversy.
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Comment #30194394
> Instead you have hyperdeflation. Wonderful. How and where? At worst, it's gradual and predictable. Where is the central planning of the bitcoin supply? Hyperinflation on the othe…
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Comment #30193535
> Genuinely curious: what issues are you specifically referring to? When central bank/governments lose control or get greedy you end up with hyperinflation. Should I go into exampl…