TaulantRamabaja

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by TaulantRamabaja 12y ago
Oh wow. Thank you so much for this realization! I see that Codius requires a way to find non-colluding nodes to process your contracts. Mining is terribly inefficient and slow (can be fast with the GHOST or DECOR protocol though). Looks lik
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by TaulantRamabaja 12y ago
Yep, coin modification and implementation, crypto consulting, 3rd party services, payment gateway integration, or general product development.
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by TaulantRamabaja 12y ago
People say that it might be possible with a SchellingCoin like approach, I see too many issues with this approach. I personally believe we'll end up with DPOS [1] based DACs, all with bitUSD/EUR/YEN/RMB/etc with cro
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by TaulantRamabaja 12y ago
The crazy thing is that nobody really knows what team/technology will win the race. There several blockchain 2.0 projects out there, all with different technological inovations. Bitcoin itself will almost certainly be eclipsed in a few
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by TaulantRamabaja 12y ago
Our for-contract bitcoin dev team already uses 2 of 3 multisig escrow for all bitcoin payments. Its better than anything else I've ever used cross border. The weekly price volatility is currently lower than the cut any good professiona
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by TaulantRamabaja 13y ago
Land and money are most likely more efficiently taxable than almost anything else. Land doesn't move and property rights toward land are anyway only virtual claims within some sort of state ledger/database. Money as we know it exi
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by TaulantRamabaja 13y ago
incomethax already mentioned that this is essentially supplemental insurance. Basic Income is needed because while productivity increases the ownership of these productivity increases are centralizing in the hands of a few. Through system-e
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by TaulantRamabaja 13y ago
This would need an extremely robust real world identity system. If this was left to governments somehow, then the identity system itself would become the single point of failure and the main way to game the system through corruption. This i