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askmike
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5y ago
I updated it: ad price was <$0.01, gas fee was $6.83 EDIT: I got outbid, I didn't post any NFT ad
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> Anonymity? People are unsurprisingly very in favor of KYC so we can apply anti–money laundering and terrorism laws. This doesn't scale any further than a website ran by a company providing services. Most eyes are on DeFi which is
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For sure, I guess you can say it will there for as long as at least one person in the world (or in space, not sure on your timeline) keeps running the node software. It doesn't rely on any companies or currently existing groups of peop
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> My worry was that the chain of trust is broken by definition - as soon as you store things outside the chain. From the chain perspective they never really leave the chain. They are either locked (most L2 solutions such as Bitcoin Light
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If the whole world uses DigitalOcean for NFTs sure, but maybe we end up in a world where there are many providers. And not one that controls everything (by which point it's not centralized). Similar to right now many crypto is stored i
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> Other blockchains technology that support higher throughput are providing exactly the same capabilities for a few pennies There are many networks that claim to do this, but we have yet to see how this is going to play out. A big questi
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Once you deploy it it will be there, forever running on a decentralized immutable computation machine which is made up of nodes and miners all over the world being incentivized a certain way. That kind of certainty has a beauty to it.
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https://archive.is/XyoLF
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And in crypto SEC is usually late to enforce. They only last week cracked down on the Bitconnect ponzi, which collapsed in January 2018 (that's an eternity in crypto)
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There are many big trading firms trading billions a day willing to do the tether leg for you if you don't trust it yourself (they will take the risk), but a sale like this wouldn't happen at once anyway.
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5y ago
Most money in the orderbooks is from HFT MMs, if you start selling on Binance the bids on Huobi/OKEx/etc will dissappear, most likely before you can buy (correction: sell) all. If you want to sell this much you really do not do it
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> All that data is clearly valuable: Grab has also announced record profits. What do they say about correlation and causation?
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Folkvang | Hong Kong | On-site | Full time | https://folkvang.io Folkvang is a high frequency, quantitative trading firm active in the cryptocurrency markets. With a backing from Alameda Research, we’ve become a major player in
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The utility is hard to measure, but brushing it off being valueless is subjective. It should be clear to you at this stage that not everyone agrees with you.
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> Your source code is somehow compromised and attackers slip in rogue code to your production site. Really at this point it's too late to do anything else, instead of trying to dos your dev machine he can instead do simpler things l
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5y ago
What would they ask for? You can have residency in many countries.
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5y ago
I think covid has shown that when the world is faced with a pandemic, not everyone agrees on what's common sense is in terms of how to respond as a society/government.
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Folkvang | Hong Kong | On-site | Full time | https://folkvang.io Folkvang is a high frequency, quantitative trading firm active in the cryptocurrency markets. With a backing from Alameda Research, we’ve become a major player in
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This looks super cool! I would love to play around with this, but the docs are a little light at the moment (unless I missed them). Would definitely recommend pushing docs and content on how to build custom strats, extend the main framework
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Folkvang | Hong Kong | On-site OR Remote | https://folkvang.io Folkvang is a high frequency, quantitative trading firm active in the cryptocurrency markets. With a backing from Alameda Research, we’ve become a major player in th
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The point was that it looks very clear to be a restriction coming from Apple (which is why it's about restrictions specifically on the iOS platform and nowhere else). Apple is forcing these rules onto other apps like Discord.
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6y ago
To counter this: if you happen to find yourself on the phishing domain facebo0k.com and you end up copying your password into that.. Browser extensions guard for this better than we can.
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Not sure this aged like you think it would: > Or rather, what most people in the industry pretend doesn't exist, because they know it's a systemic risk and everyone's in way too deep at this point. Are you referring to the
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He might have been referring to the fees of coinbase pro, which also are pretty high fees (but orders of magnitude smaller than the coinbase retail app). Pretty high for crypto, insane for people coming from fx or other traditional markets.
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Your best case scenario is worse than what most people in the industry consider the truth..
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> but despite allegedly having several tens of billions of dollars in reserve, they refuse to do an audit. They don't refuse this, instead they fail to find an auditor that people actually trust that wants to work on a big crypto pr
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There have been many bubbles before Mt Gox and there have been many after. > Tether has been responsible for multiple bitcoin bubbles now No one in the space actually believes this.
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To make sure it actually does move near perfect tandem there is a new interest element that will incentivize the market to have the perp trade close to underlying.
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6y ago
That's a very different subject, I don't see any overlap
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context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samy_(computer_worm)
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