kobasa

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by kobasa 3y ago
>Cryptocurrency has a few people like that but also a ton of get-rich-quick types There are literally hundreds of millions of people who're into cryptocurrencies...and you clearly don't have a clue what kind of people are into
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by kobasa 4y ago
What are you asking for exactly? Projects that see use but don't have a cryptocurrency/token behind them? Metamask, Opensea, Ledger, Oncyber..
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by kobasa 4y ago
And store it in a local bank with the economy on the verge of collapse and the government being what it is? You have no idea wtf you're talking about sir.
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by kobasa 4y ago
https://blog.chain.link/smart-contract-use-cases/
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by kobasa 4y ago
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/06/20/defi-protocol-s...
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by kobasa 4y ago
"That sounds objectively much worse than what we have now." I love the nft haters who think they're sounding smart but sound like absolute morons to anyone who's done at least a few hours of oBjEcTiVe research into the s
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by kobasa 4y ago
https://www.bitcoinisdead.org/ - have fun staying poor, cope, etc..
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by kobasa 4y ago
>I dont think anyone has ever yet explained how this is meant to function as a currency. It's a store of value. Worked fucking great for people who were fleeing shitty places on earth but most people on this board wouldn't know
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by kobasa 5y ago
>I am still struggling to understand what immediate and painful need users have with trusting Apple, Facebook, Google etc with their identity. Are you actually serious right now?
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by kobasa 5y ago
It's a growth/marketing tool for new games to leech specific types of people from other games. You can target a very specific demographic of people (say whales, or hardcore grinders) and reward only those people.
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by kobasa 5y ago
You're giving a visceral reaction right now. Being able to flex by buying a jpg for hundreds of thousands and having people on boards like this lose their minds over it is part of the appeal, you're feeding the beast without even
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by kobasa 5y ago
1) It's technically easy to integrate due to being able to access any data without needing special API access. Permissionless open system. 2) There's a more collaborative environment with NFTs because project owners are more open
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by kobasa 5y ago
>Yep, and then they recover them, which isn't possible with a lost private key. He told you that there are smart wallets now (like with Argent) that allow you to retrieve access to your account just like you would with anything else
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by kobasa 5y ago
https://newsletter.banklesshq.com/p/unstoppable-liquidity-ma...
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by kobasa 5y ago
Why is absolute braindead comments like this still tolerated on here. I mean you'd hope that at some point the people who missed out on one of the biggest investment and technological opportunities of our time would just suck it up and
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by kobasa 5y ago
Have you really not heard of decentralized exchanges?
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by kobasa 5y ago
HFSP
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by kobasa 5y ago
"For instance, BTC still hasn't recovered from the latest crash a few months ago" it made new ATHs this week. I mean what do you people want, that it always stays at ATH every single ticking second? Zoom the f out ffs.
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by kobasa 5y ago
Everybody buys BTC at the price they deserve. If you wanna wait 10 years for it to get 'safe' and 'adopted' then you pay for the people who have taken the risk and contributed to its survival and growth.
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by kobasa 5y ago
Why is learning an instrument considered objective better use of your time than scrolling for information/entertainment? That information/entertainment can gain you lots of things that improve your life, some of which can eclipse
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by kobasa 5y ago
Pretty much every profile pic NFT now (hottest form of NFTs right now) comes with some huge list of utility and roadmap behind it (look into BAYC for a good example), if that's the sort of thing you're looking for. Also, "bra
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by kobasa 5y ago
So one dummy who made like 15eth off a very fringe method AND GOT CAUGHT invalidates a whole new technology / asset class?
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by kobasa 5y ago
Big difference between labeling it a "waste of money" to having to prioritize whilst being constrained to a limited budget. I mean there's no words that will console a parent that lost their daughter anyways, not really a met
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by kobasa 5y ago
"They said the action itself is illegal and they're beginning their enforcement actions at Coinbase" - they said no such thing, stop guessing out of your backside to try to strengthen phantom arguments.
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by kobasa 5y ago
They don't know why they're being sued because everyone else is doing it and not getting sued. Makes sense from that point of view. Coinbase technically should only be sued if the others doing were sued too, but they're not..
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by kobasa 5y ago
No demand for DeFi? Are you serious? Total value in DeFi has gone from sub $1b to over $70b in the last year.
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by kobasa 5y ago
This notion that bitcoin is great for crimes has been thoroughly debunked in a variety of studies over the last few years. There's more crime committed using the US dollar (on a percentage basis even) than using bitcoin and the Bitcoin
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by kobasa 5y ago
That's under the presumption of efficient markets where there's perfect information across all market pariticipants which isn't the case currently with DeFi.
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by kobasa 6y ago
Apply that same limitation to stocks, art, any of the millions of homes where the buyer doesn't live in...what is your point?
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by kobasa 6y ago
HFSP

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