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Heightened Conflict of Interest (Rates): When GDP’s Almost All Inventory(alhambrapartners.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> In this situation, large capital expenses make sense on the buyer side (to ensure future supply and widen their visibility horizon) Does it? Are these actually large capital expenses ("cash" [or credits on a bank balance shee
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Population Growth Matters(thesoundingline.com)
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China's Big State-Owned Firms Begin New CSP for 2024(solarpaces.org)
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Deeper into the Weeds of Tic for Red, Blue, and Collateral(alhambrapartners.com)
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The Semi-Inside Story of Why Trump Refused to Pardon Snowden and Assange(systemupdate.substack.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> Do you think I should risk my life to enforce your property rights? I have no expectations of you personally if you wanted to protect my property rights (if i had claims on such and had a tx posted for someone to secure such), but I ca
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> What if many people collude so that the general consensus is wrong? What if many people are coerced (by their government/etc) to report wrongly? Well according to how auger has it, those people will lose their funds they had to p
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> How does the blockchain know that said access has been secured? Is it up to the original requestor to confirm this? If so, what if they're malicious and don't want to do so as to not give up their collateral? If it's dow
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by cinquemb 5y ago
p2p exchanges were the first exchanges, only did the regulated KYC ones came later.
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by cinquemb 5y ago
A blockchain (or the contracts that run upon any particular one) could also incentivize a distributed group of participants to take it upon themselves to temporarily and physically enforce some ones else's real world claims (a signed t
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There’s (Still) a Ghost on the Monetary Throne(alhambrapartners.com)
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2021 CCP Volumes and Market Share in IRD(clarusft.com)
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Petroyuan, Uncle Sams Checkbook, Fed Bank Reserves:Who Sits on Dollars Throne?(alhambrapartners.com)
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Milton Friedman’s Interest Rate Fallacy(maroonmacro.substack.com)
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Taper Discretion Means Not Loving Payrolls Anymore(alhambrapartners.com)
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Xi Told You Last January(alhambrapartners.com)
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An Obituary for Libor and the Transition to SOFR(maroonmacro.substack.com)
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Reminder: Eurozone GDP per Capita Peaked in 2008(thesoundingline.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> We've also extended protections for people lagging behind, for example by putting restrictions on what kinds of contracts can legally be entered into and voiding contracts that one party could not have reasonably been expected to
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> "It's not safe to use web3 unless you're comfortable analyzing decompiled source code" is a super good sign for the future of the ecosystem. Plenty of people don't de-compile or read the source, don't eng
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by cinquemb 5y ago
The issue is that there are people blindly interacting with malicious contracts, which is more of a social problem and not a technical one. There are people now who for example, don't approve random token addrs that they haven't d
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by cinquemb 5y ago
The standards only really define what should be done at the interface or what the function inputs and outputs should be, but don't really define the internals of the functions. For example inside of a malicious approve function call, y
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by cinquemb 5y ago
While torrents are great for some things (wrote my own bare bones client off of libtorrent and use it to send files to friends as well as download stuff, as well as merged it to work with my fork of opentraker that has a built in LSA search
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by cinquemb 5y ago
Just because some (most?) people now in most places may buy only drugs/nfts (and whatever real or imagined things of contested value [eye of the beholder…]) hasn't stopped me personally from accepting eth/btc for dev work and
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by cinquemb 5y ago
I think its important to note that while these things are largely true (though i'd say that banks have tight control over states [5+ time felonious JPM and friends, constant bailouts, etc]… esp weaker/smaller states…), there are i
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To Innovate, Unify or Fragment?(overcomingbias.com)
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The Genesis of “Ledger Money” and the Modern Financial System(maroonmacro.substack.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> The problem lies in how value is measured and this is imo the root of nowadays turmoil. People have always had differing values, this is nothing new. When people believe that only x is ultimately valuable, and y is not, It allows for p
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Update: Nothing nefarious, they just changed the url and hid it from the redirected page: https://cds.ihsmarkit.com/markit.jsp

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