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by discombobulate 9y ago
Yoken
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by discombobulate 9y ago
Will the crypto system look more biological over time as the loops bias toward certain characteristics & the information processing increases? What do you think will happen wrt token sales & US regulation, in the near term?
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by discombobulate 9y ago
Maybe a worthwhile trade-off for > decentralisation.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
Probably about the same.
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Vintage Advertising(vintageads.online)
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How to Hire Executives(avc.com)
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The next wave of computing(medium.com)
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by discombobulate 9y ago
This is correct. Without private (anti-1984 cypherpunk) money the exchange is junk.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
Fred didn't have to write the post. & who can say for sure if what was written in Hatching Twitter is correct? Everyone on HN is SO sceptical of everything, & then as soon as something negative is written about a VC you jump
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by discombobulate 9y ago
He's there to make the business work. It's not a charity.
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Preparing for Superintelligence: Living the Values of Humanism Today(continuations.com)
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Fork.lol(fork.lol)
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The Crypto J-Curve(medium.com)
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by discombobulate 9y ago
> US cryptocurrency regulations are to protect US residents/investors, they are instead leading to the exclusion of US residents from everything cryptocurrency-related Crypto assets cause nation states to hit themselves in the face.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
Spotify? Edit: Tons of playlists. No vocals.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
I'm not sure about bcash! Edit: agreed on the token sales, currently. Difficult to get a feel for the price.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
How tested is the tech? It uses tangles instead of a blockchain, right?
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by discombobulate 9y ago
It's a Chinese Ethereum, as best I can tell.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
r/Monero. See for yourself.
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MONERO – True financial privacy in a continually more regulated world(medium.com)
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by discombobulate 9y ago
I don't think coinbase are going to add Monero. It's too much like cypherpunk money.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
*Crypto currencies. Without cryptography, we may fall into 1984 -- or something like that. Cryptography grants us privacy.
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by discombobulate 9y ago
They do that for their benefit, & for the benefit of their regulator bedfellows (I think). The SEC, for example, dare not mutter the word 'crypto', confirming that Bitcoin et al do actually exist!
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by discombobulate 9y ago
Coinbase uses the term 'digital currency' to -- I believe -- placate NY regulators & to support their regulation moat. You're correct: if crypto currencies were digital currencies there would be no advantage. However, cry
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by discombobulate 9y ago
That's questionable. I believe there may be an issue with the economic model if there aren't sufficient transactions (once the issuance starts to slow). Not enough crypto for the miners. They then don't support the network. T
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by discombobulate 9y ago
It's 'crypto currency'. It's not centralised M-Pesa (African digital currency created by Vodafone), or PayPal. If you don't understand what it is, you may buy the wrong crypto asset. I think it's fair to say it
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Crypto Boom: 15 New Hedge Funds Want in on 84,000% Returns(forbes.com)
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Filecoin Token Sale Economics [pdf](coinlist.co)
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Buoyant Bitcoin Stirs Crypto-Bubble Fears(nytimes.com)
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UK Police Want to Change the Law to Make Bitcoin Seizures Easier(coindesk.com)
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