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sidko

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    It doesn't matter that a business isn't making a business decision based on altruism. What matters is that the incentives of the users are aligned with those of the business

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    Comment #18979815

    The loss of privacy in this case may not be worth using a public ledger. In general though, I think it would be an interesting experiment if individuals can hold central bank money…

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    Comment #18496077

    How do you define "1$ USD peg"? As of right now, the price of DAI is $0.98, 2% off its "peg". Asking as a serious question, since I see this statement a lot.

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    Comment #18428265

    Banks have existed long before fractional reserve though. You really don't need fraction reserve for banks to exist.

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    The value of Bitcoin comes from social consensus. You cannot fork that. You can only fork a code repository. End of the day, it is just a bunch of 1s and 0s without a social consen…

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    Comment #18312423

    Only a fraction of Brave users use BAT though, so not sure it should be counted as a blockchain app. You don't need BAT to use Brave, the browser.

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    > Well, Journal uses zero-knowledge encryption that ensures Journal employees can’t read or decrypt the information of the user. This isn't an actual zero-knowledge proof, just reg…

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    Comment #18105120

    >That’s insane. That’s more than Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet’s 2017 net income combined. That's not insane, that's false. Just Apple's 2017 net income was $48.35B [1], more than th…

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    Comment #18059051

    Protonmail.

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    How would you send him/her dollars?