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by dylkil 5y ago
When you sign in with web3 you are signing a message with your private key, and the website is verifying the it was in fact you that signed the message by checking the messages signature with your public key. The only way anyone can gain co
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by dylkil 5y ago
Nothing, just like nothing is stopping people bidding on their own art, livestock, antiques at auctions.
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what you are noticing is increased interest in permissionless data. But sure, reframe everything you think of as bad thought as manufactured.
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by dylkil 5y ago
so they are changing cold wallets, how is this news?
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by dylkil 5y ago
Dublin is also going through a housing crisis right now. The population grew 400k in the last 10 years and they built virtually no apartments.
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by dylkil 5y ago
thats the result of making millions of people pledge to a flag every morning when they were kids
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by dylkil 5y ago
> which will increase wages and lower cost of living (real estate) pressures. this is nonsense
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by dylkil 5y ago
they refunded the fee to bitfinex
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by dylkil 5y ago
I read your whole comment expecting you to get to the evidence where bitfinex and the miner are associated...
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by dylkil 5y ago
Its a great way for miners to launder money. Bitfinex pays the fee and it turns up on the miners balance sheet, where does bitfinex gain?
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by dylkil 5y ago
This is funding for developer tools for building decentralised services
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Facebook says post that cast doubt on vaccine was most popular on the platform(washingtonpost.com)
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by dylkil 5y ago
>If you will hard fork every time it's convenient Creating a hard fork isnt easy as you make it out to be
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by dylkil 5y ago
They wouldn't like their neighbors knowing their shopping history, the principle should be the same.
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by dylkil 5y ago
Crypto is more than currency at this stage, you argument solely applies to bitcoin.
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by dylkil 5y ago
>I understand that you're joking here but the amount of good the dollar does so clearly surpasses the harm This is the problem with your view of crypto, you fail to see the good
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by dylkil 5y ago
There are plenty of ways to convert to cash anon Most miners join pools. A single asic will never mine a block, so miners pool hashpower together and you get paid out your share of the hashpower.
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by dylkil 5y ago
Why is hacker news so salty about cryptocurrency
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Anyone can buy an asic and turn it on to start mining. The mined coin stays anon as long as the miner has good opsec.
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by dylkil 5y ago
So this is just going to apply to exchanges operating inside the EU right? This will only make bitcoin transfers to and from custodians more traceable.
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by dylkil 5y ago
it failed my first test of returning stackoverflow for a code error https://search.brave.com/search?q=null+pointer+exception
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by dylkil 5y ago
lightning network is a broken mess. It baffles me that so many people still pump resources into after all these years.
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by dylkil 5y ago
>since any cap you set it to will also be arbitrary Unless you done quantitative analysis into the most appropriate blocksize. But that will never happen at this stage.
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by dylkil 5y ago
>problem with the bch people was that they were reckless and dishonest Anything relevant you would like to share to back up this claim?
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by dylkil 5y ago
this is exactly what bitcoin cash is
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the liquid network is owned by blockstream and they get the fees for transactions on it.
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block propagation was the main reason for being opposed to a block size increase, storage costs were debunked time and time again as being irrelevant.
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by dylkil 5y ago
You'll get many different responses to this question depending on who you ask. If you want to read into further i recommend you read the great scaling debate[1]. Its pretty long but does a fantastic job of summarizing the history. In s
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by dylkil 5y ago
this was the debate circa 2014/2015. Should the bitcoin network consist of many low fee transactions or few high fee transactions. Right now the incentive for miners to secure the network is produced with the block reward, but when the
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by dylkil 5y ago
its a pity bitcoin devs are so opposed to changing the protocol. So much research has been done showing the feasibility of increasing bitcoins throughput. Xthinner for instance is capable of compressing bitcoin blocks by up to 99% using blo

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