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It helps that the author already had 70k followers to get momentum on a post. The average user wouldn't have gone viral with those same tweets.

I agree with what another commenter said about getting some money and trying it out for yourself. I'd add on though to try out some DeFi protocols as well. Using things like DEXs, …

Saw this earlier: https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1445100931947892736

USDT is printed out of thin air (which is why I didn't mention it). USDC is a bit better and more transparent. DAI is decentralized and backed by collateral. There's been a lot of …

Yea, it's a lot of foreign concepts. Bit of a learning curve to it. Whether or not the incentives are great enough so that the public goes past the learning curve is going to be in…

The tech is there but mainstream adoption and understanding is still coming along. It's incredibly easy and cheap to send USDC or DAI to OnlyFans if they accept tokens on a sidecha…

Yea, but you can break the paper trail behind the funding coins if you want to. Would use something like Tornado or Monero.

"Eventually you end up with the worst of both: a centralised system wrapping a phony pretense of blockchain. All of the energy waste, and none of the decentralisation" The author p…

> One part I’m unclear on: if someone outbids him, do only they get the token and pg pays nothing, or do both pay and are the contributions etched into the NFT? No, only the person…

this is where decentralized exchanges like Uniswap come into play, no KYC, no account

For people holding crypto assets which they don't plan to sell, it's a valid way to borrow other assets for use. Potentially for other investments. Definitely not just for criminal…

> Cryptocurrency solves absolutely none of the existing legal reasons that banks can't issue large loans in minutes or seconds to existing (or new, well collateralized) clients. Ye…

You do realize that's a characteristic which gives decentralized finance an advantage over traditional financial institutions, right?

Correct, but I believe the LinkedIn report was in reference to LinkedIn users. Many of which are not looking for warehouse positions.

It sounds like you want to build a successful business, but end up building another coding project. I think that this is very common withs devs and the vision involved in each (bus…