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A so-called 'smart contract' is not a replacement for a contract. Just because you call something a contract doesn't mean it is. The same applies to 'decentra
by lottin 4y ago
A so-called 'smart contract' is not a replacement for a contract. Just because you call something a contract doesn't mean it is. The same applies to 'decentralised finance'. It's not finance unless it can do financing, and defi can't.
- spaceman_2020 4y agomy dude, do you always evaluate things for what they are rather than what they could be?
- skinnymuch 4y agoMostly yeah. Otherwise we get issues like neoliberalism.
- lottin 4y agoWell, obviously, we're discussing facts right? In a world of fantasy pigs might fly, but I don't know what is the point of bringing this up in this discussion.
- pwinnski 4y agoAbsolutely! 100%, twice over. What a thing is is real. What a thing could be is limited only by one's imagination, and my imagination with regard to crypto has been burned to the tune of $1.7 trillion as of May, 2022[0]. If you'd started with the disclosure of your money-colored sunglasses, you'd have saved everybody here the time of reading your comments. 0. https://twitter.com/SuburbanDrone/status/1524870565806366730 https://twitter.com/SuburbanDrone/status/1524870565806366730
- root_axis 4y agocryptocurrency has no credibility with respect to "what could be". Cryptocurrency enthusiasts are full of hype and bluster with nothing to show for it except a massive ecosystem of wasteeful scams, theft, and fraud.