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joshuaxls
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About joshuaxls
crypto nerd
e-mail: josh at [coinlist domain]
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This is still my favorite Onion article ever: “Ted Turner Sends Self Back In Time To Prevent AOL Time Warner Merger” https://theonion.com/ted-turner-sends-self-back-in-time-to-p...…
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Comment #33260710
You can definitely recover from burnout. The question is are you ready to face what happens after you recover? Because sometimes burnout is just burnout and you need a break. But o…
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Comment #14853813
Yes, we accept cryptographic proof of ownership for accreditation purposes.
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Comment #14852842
This is why we've built CoinList: https://coinlist.co We have seven years of experience running regulatory-compliant online fundraisings via AngelList. Now we're bringing that know…
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Comment #8358750
No one opens a bank account for the interest paid. Most accounts barely pay a tenth of a percent annually, maybe a quarter percent from a credit union—meanwhile, inflation is 2% a …
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Comment #8358434
If someone is willing to murder me for my money, a bank (or the FDIC) won’t keep that from happening. All the bank needs for me to wire all of my money into someone’s account is my…
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Comment #8358166
Yes, you're right. The point is, with bitcoin, there's really no need for banks. It's easier (and safer) for me to hold a million dollars in bitcoin than a million dollars in cash.…
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Comment #8358073
You don’t understand what the FDIC is for. It’s not there to protect your deposits from being stolen by robbers. It exists to ensure consumers that banks are guaranteed to be solve…
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Comment #8357874
Yes, it has a long way to go, but it's off to a good start. I doubt a significant portion of Western Union transactions are to ultra-remote locations, but I could be wrong.
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Comment #8357858
You're correct. I'm simply replying to his statement that there's no value proposition in bitcoin to consumers. My response is that it can easily replace a company worth $8.7B, thu…
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Comment #8357841
We're in agreement. Since USD is a physical store of value, it suffers from problems like robbery. Hence the need for banks. With bitcoin, you don't need a bank. I have a 24-word p…
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Comment #8357699
The point of bitcoin is that you don't need FDIC protection. You need FDIC protection with a bank because the bank isn't required to hold enough reserve to cover its deposits. If t…
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Comment #8357503
This has been a bear market for bitcoin for months—many of the bears have been rooted out. It's not a conspiracy that bulls are coming in and pushing the price up. It's expected. N…
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Comment #8092030
Coincidentally, California issued an arrest warrant today for a man with TB who refuses to stay in a hospital. The state does have the power to make personal health issues criminal…
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