T0Bi

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by T0Bi 6y ago
Because on Ethereum, they could connect/be integrated with other projects. As most dapps are on Ethereum and the network effect is probably the most important factor in crypto, this will continue to be the case. Therefore it's hig
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by T0Bi 6y ago
Do you have any idea on how I could use your code to parse tables which have colored cells but no text?
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by T0Bi 6y ago
Well Phase 0 is already live with a lot of people staking.. Don't pretend like it's never going to happen
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by T0Bi 6y ago
OP got that wrong. It's very simple to exchange USDT for USD, you can do it on Kraken and Binance and withdraw to your bank account. No problem at all
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by T0Bi 6y ago
You have no sources for any of your claims.
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by T0Bi 6y ago
How is bitcoin deflationary when it (currently) has a fixed inflation?
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by T0Bi 6y ago
With proof of work you have economy of scale working in your favor. You'll get different deals on asic, power, server farms, etc. the more you buy. PoW by design leads to centralization and we can see it happening live with bitcoin min
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by T0Bi 6y ago
It takes days to get approved with another broker and transfer money there. As we saw, the damage was already done. Most retail investors only use Robinhood, why have 2 different brokers?
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by T0Bi 6y ago
No you can't. You can't do anything with Eth2 that is locked. Some pool staking services offer a token for each ETH staked, but you can not use the staked ETH.
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by T0Bi 6y ago
You can use staking pools as well to stake less than 32 Eth. It's the same concept as PoW. If you have a lot of money, you can buy ASICS and stake for yourself (making you richer). If you don't, you'll join a mining pool and