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codehalo
5y ago
Because the person with the money can buy even bigger guns, and pay someone to show Mr. Smallguns they mean business.
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codehalo
5y ago
>This makes it seem like the Fed is worried about Venmo affecting the economy which I doubt it is. Your doubts are correct. They are not. They are worried about cryptocurrencies.
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codehalo
5y ago
Nothing. See RenVM.
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codehalo
5y ago
You are comparing Microsoft from the 90’s to Apple today, which is absolutely preposterous. That Microsoft makes Facebook look like Habitat for Humanity. You cannot be serious.
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codehalo
5y ago
Even worse than coal mining and ICE vehicles right? I don't see all this righteousness for those.
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codehalo
5y ago
Yeah, all the problems of the world are due to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Embarrassingly, more than a decade in, HN is still struggling with it. I don't consider harmful, I consider it a godsend. Ten years ago, I knew HN was wrong
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codehalo
5y ago
Can you (and your representative) please just leave me alone so I can harm myself with this "harmful technology"? Whatever the outcome, I'll take my chances. Please leave me alone.
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codehalo
5y ago
You just haven’t had enough time to see why cryptocurrencies should be tolerated. Eventually you will.
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codehalo
5y ago
You can ask the same question of someone who invested $5 and got $12.
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codehalo
6y ago
A wallet can have multiple addresses. You can spend from different addresses without mixing.
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codehalo
6y ago
I don't know how long you have been here, but the general HN opinion for nearly 10 years is that bitcoin will fail.
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codehalo
6y ago
Do you really think you cannot by anything with Bitcoin? Are you uninformed or just dishonest?
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codehalo
6y ago
That is not possible without some kind of bootstrapping mechanism.
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codehalo
6y ago
Evaporated milk. LOL
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codehalo
6y ago
You dont need the wallet address, you need the private key. They are not the same.
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codehalo
6y ago
Bitcoin is not stored on your HDD, or on a local wallet. The "local wallet" simply points (or references) an address on the bitcoin blockchain. There are obviously more details, but you can do your own research.
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codehalo
6y ago
But Coinbase doesn't trade Tether. What is the point you are trying make here?
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codehalo
6y ago
And considering your argument of absolute power of CBs, you still prefer central banks over bitcoin?
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codehalo
6y ago
Try buying a something like a can of milk in the US using euros or yen and get back to me on how successful you were.
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codehalo
6y ago
I've been on HN since bitcoins inception. There was NEVER an instance where this site had a favorable opinion of bitcoin. NEVER.
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codehalo
6y ago
I think it's more like limits: Trust minimization, not trust elimination.
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codehalo
6y ago
Learning from the mistakes of Hacker News would be better.
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codehalo
6y ago
You made his point.
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codehalo
6y ago
This place has been negative on bitcoin long before 2014. It turns into a yahoo groups chat with a quickness whenever bitcoin or cryptocurrencies come up. It's embarrassing for a site that prides itself on having insight into emerging
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codehalo
6y ago
Besides the extremes, there's the pragmatic in the middle - interoperability in general. RenVM supports Bitcoin and many other coins on multiple hosts, not just Ethereum (eg. Polkadot): https://renproject.io https:/&#
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codehalo
6y ago
Meanwhile, this site has been shitting on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies since 2009.
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codehalo
6y ago
The author of the article, NADIA SCHADLOW, was a menmber of Trump's administration.
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codehalo
7y ago
They didn't make their own money. It was raised in a token sale. Kinda like a stock IPO. How HARD is this to understand on this "tech" site?
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codehalo
7y ago
There is an abundance of evidence that HN was one of the most anti cryptocurrency sites. It was/is surprisingly bizarre, given the expectation that the posters would be more knowledgeable of future tech than other sites. History has no
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codehalo
7y ago
Do you have a problem with Mozilla's revenue from Google?
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