RhodoGSA

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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
There's a bit more to what happened than the article lets on. The contract mints to provide liquidity (supposedly). There was 1.8m tokens at the time of the crash, now theres 26Trillion. you would need all the capital in the world to g
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Oracles have come a long way and very interesting work is being done to solve this problem. You don't always have to rely on one oracle and the amount of capital you'd need to 'trick' an oracle is too high to be economic
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
This is false. it is not a law. KYC is required for 3k+ and only in select countries. Brave is international.
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
What you're describing isn't real life. Living as a species takes work - granting a portion of the population to essentially become dead weight, with entitlement to being able to live off the fruits of other peoples labor won&#x27
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
I don't think UBI is ever the answer and the article hints at that. Giving the low paid workers 'bargaining power' doesn't negate the points OP made. Flooding the economy with free money to everyone also doesn't hol
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Hipaa protects my right to keep my medical history private. How is that not how it works?
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
You're right, the crux of the argument is whether you believe wallets have authority. I regularly interact with crypto, have participated in ICO's and have bought and sold NFT's. People who are into NFT's do believe in t
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
The risk-adjusted return is just whether the contract gets hacked or not. You get a yield for providing liquidity. Granted that yield might be 4-7%, but it's not risky in the traditional sense of i could 'Lose' a percentage l
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Stablecoins have 4-6%apr yields. much better than my other savings.
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Because HIPA Law. Why do you have the right to ask me about my medical history?
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
tldr; The rich, there kids and grandkids will never pay taxes under the current structure. The problem is you're not kicking the can down the road, you are delaying it forever. Your entire 'Lifestyle' can be funded tax free.
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
>NFTs have no mechanism to define originality, or even atomicity. It always links to a wallet and thus proves originality. You're right, anyone can mint a mona lisa and claim it's a van gogh, but if it wasn't minted using
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
the way i look at it, my chances of dying outside of my control are alot higher than the things i can control. So i just live life with the knowledge that when i drink i'm just borrowing fun from the next day perhaps even shaving off a
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Tether has been audited now. Granted, i wouldn't have trusted them pre-audited but now they are about as trustworthy as any other bank.
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Data oracles? DeFI? liquidity providing? Banking the unbanked? Store of Value? Any of these mean anything to ya?
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Yeah - I had alot of friends that lost faith in Elon over alot of his crypto hype/ Sold alot of Tesla stock. He seemed to busy to actually research anything, flip-flopped alot on his rhetoric but had outsized influence on something he
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
you can literally flip every single one of your arguments with a few words. >[big purchases] of any big country could change and trigger the [purchase] for a lot of [buyers] of a country. >Especially given BTC is used by Iran to bypas
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
never seen this sentiment before. Can you provide some sources/ any insights into mozilla and google colluding?
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
what you're describing is simply a litenode vs a full node. You seem to be nitpicking the 'vision' of crypto in general, which you're right, is a very human thing.
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
pretty terrible sentiment but i've been seeing it a bit lately. We have cars, microwaves, refrigerators, insulation and food stamps. If you brought someone from a pre-industrial society i'm pretty sure they'd call modern amer
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
taking profits is always a purely speculative move, but a good one. Taking profits doesn't mean you liquidate entirely, it just reduces risk. E.G. I believe in crypto, but when btc went from 20k - > 50k i took all my profit except m
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
they provided study's and links, can you? Seems like you're the one just saying things. Not only does it make sense from a mean scenario, but it makes sense from a human scenario too. When i see a company like Tesla skyrocket to 7
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
>one employee one vote So, the janitor has as much say as Elon on which rocket architecture they should be pursuing? Which projects to pursue and what timelines they should be pursued on? Sounds like the Janitor is under-qualified to hav
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
The problem lies with the fact that the average person isn't smart enough to understand that some of these companies are destructive. Outside of tech, no one is concerned with privacy -> TikTok. Outside of tech, no one is thinking a
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
How would that even work? If i make a breakthrough technology and make a million dollars, the more intelligent collective intelligence of society can make me invest it in dogecoin? On average, the general population is pretty dumb in my opi
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Every point in this article just screams "I hate bill gates" and all the evidence for why he is evil comes as an afterthought. Also, this article seems to be built around the fixed wealth fallacy. Bill Gates did not take all of th
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Most of the development team of polkadot is the team that made eth.
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Had to google whataboutism, which sent me into a fallacy wiki-hole. Only then could i come back, understand and laugh at your comment lol. After some thinking it seems a lack of authority on what 'Truly' constitutes a logical fall
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
>Is it supposed to demonstrate the regime's ability to break you. 1984 did it first.
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by RhodoGSA 5y ago
Internships are pretty much required in this day and age. Almost to where the whole point of college is to intern. Those companies are going to be how you get hire, no one cares that you got a degree - Almost every ambitious person nowadays

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