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qertoip
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About qertoip
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Comment #26886396
Ethereum is easy to change (hard forks often) and so cannot be expected to preserve any key characteristics like emission curve or even the permissionless nature. In fact, Ethereum…
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Comment #26809108
Incorrect, Ethereum is still using PoW.
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Comment #26722395
I don't give a shit about Wired categorization. MobileCoin is a company. It has a fucking CEO. Cryptocurrency is by definition decentralized.
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Comment #26717566
MobileCoin is not a cryptocurrency.
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Comment #26702649
How about helping competition to beat FAANG network effects by deregulating everything? Increasingly, "more regulation" seems to be the go-to solution for any and all societal prob…
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Comment #26539915
Good.
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Comment #26497411
You seem to have a very US centric view. There are other 7.5 billion people in the World.
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Comment #26469289
"Temporarily" like a f**cking YEAR. Some business owners committed suicide over this, so I guess its safe to say permanent for them at least.
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Comment #26469251
"Temporary"? It's been A YEAR and tens of thousands of businesses and families going bankrupt. And there is no end in sight to this.
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Comment #26469189
Poland.
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Comment #26465573
Please help me understand. Say Monica runs a clothing shop and sells clothes (including face masks and sun glasses) to people she suspects are drug dealers. And we are not talking …
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Comment #26465352
> That will deter 99% of the potential users from ever trying it out. Nah, we had this kind of ban on western fiat currencies in communist Poland. And guess what, illegal p2p tradi…
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Comment #26465300
This will get you nowhere. Already, Monero successfully employs general CPU-s for its PoW. Bitcoin could switch to another PoW algorithm if critically necessary. Decentralized cryp…
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Comment #26465255
> Just a small group of hyper enthusiasts You are mistaken, Sir. We are legion.
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Comment #26465174
In my country running a sports gym, a restaurant or a hotel is illegal. So yeah, I won't be surprised if Bitcoin will suddenly become illegal. Literally everything is becoming ille…
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Comment #26465085
Ban people from saying this!! :D
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Comment #26465052
You are right in the short term. Most governments will fiercely fight Bitcoin and all true cryptocurrencies. In the long term though, it is inevitable, like all technological progr…
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Comment #26464990
I say ban everything, the sooner the better.
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Comment #26446257
You are absolutely right but it gets even worse. The KYC bullshit is on the brink to spill over to non financial services, like messaging apps, hosting, email, and what not.
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Comment #26409183
Agree, we did similar with Elixir/Phoenix in my past company. Obviously, the services will still be necessary where Elixir simply isn't the right tool for the job like machine lear…
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Comment #26390934
Cardano is still being ran by the company/foundation behind it. It is yet to transition to actual PoS.
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Comment #26390900
So far Bitcoin mining is getting increasingly decentralized in practice - from China to Iran to US to Venezuela.
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Comment #26390848
* THE HARDEST TO CHANGE
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