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Lightning Network BOLT by BOLT Talk by Jim Posen(youtube.com)
1 points by js4 8y ago|0 comments
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by js4 8y ago
Are you so sure? The cost of not having resources is not surviving. Name a big tech company that you could work for that didn’t take on venture funding.
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by js4 8y ago
> This form of relativism can easily be extended to all sorts of fraud and corruption. You’re right, it can be, and it is for much of the world. Which is why you need to get the system right.
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by js4 8y ago
Take a step back and look at the system. Venture backed companies are required to grow fast to be competitive. They do whatever they can to achieve this goal. Complain about that, not an individual. The individual is just trying to survive.
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The Lean Startup Actually Works (Podcast Episode)(priortransformation.com)
1 points by js4 8y ago|0 comments
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The problem with ridesharing(priortransformation.com)
2 points by js4 8y ago|0 comments
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New BatchOverflow Bug in Multiple ERC20 Smart Contracts(medium.com)
1 points by js4 8y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin's Biggest Liability(jsfour.com)
2 points by js4 9y ago|0 comments
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by js4 9y ago
Cryptocurrency aside, are any ideas new ideas?
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by js4 9y ago
Its a deal because you cant produce the Bitcoin at the same costs.
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by js4 9y ago
Honest typo. Doesn't change the point.
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by js4 9y ago
To my wife it means "stock market".
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by js4 9y ago
> The only thing I could think that might be another thing to consider is cost of moving money or the inability to do so. Good idea!
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by js4 9y ago
Good point. And yes the difficulty is going to be a related to the exchange rate -which isn't linear at all.
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by js4 9y ago
But the question is why aren't people taking advantage of the perceived opportunity to profit? The only time this would happen is if something about the underlying economics changed --like energy got more expensive.
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Bitcoin is an energy arbitrage(jsfour.com)
51 points by js4 9y ago|66 comments
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Is Hodl everything still the best strategy?(jsfour.com)
2 points by js4 9y ago|0 comments
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by js4 9y ago
Maybe Coinbase themselves does. Coinbase has market makers though who pay 0% transaction fees. So the makers may take the other side of transactions.
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by js4 9y ago
If you use SFOX.com you can buy on whichever exchange has the best price.
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by js4 9y ago
Who cares. The protocol has so many other issues. Anyone who has worked with ETH will tell you that it isn’t really designed as a currency. A large chunk of the transactions are exchanged who must transfer deposits to other addresses. This
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by js4 9y ago
ERC20 Tokens (the ICO market) fit this description. Though they are basically just creating new currencies.
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by js4 9y ago
> "Loopholes" matter a hell of a lot less in real life than in episodes of Law & Order or whatever you've been watching. Or if you are a company trying to avoid paying taxes.
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by js4 9y ago
There is a difference between an ATM and blockchain app though. If an ATM spits out too much money and that violates the terms of service you signed with the bank (or the ATM provider) the bank has a way to recover the funds since they can
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by js4 9y ago
You quote directly mentions a key that controls entries on the blockchain... Moreover fiat (which banks hold) isn't backed by a central physical store of value so the argument holds up.
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by js4 9y ago
This was exactly my (the author) point.
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The ethereum “hacker” didn't hack anything(jsfour.com)
74 points by js4 9y ago|64 comments
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- My thoughts on cryptocurrency investing(jsfour.com)
1 points by js4 9y ago|0 comments
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You get what you pay for(jsfour.com)
3 points by js4 9y ago|0 comments
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Arbitraging Cryptocurrency Is a Bad Idea(jsfour.com)
1 points by js4 9y ago|0 comments
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Is USDT still Tethered?(jsfour.com)
1 points by js4 9y ago|0 comments

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