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by m00dy 5y ago
I like to login web-apps using my wallet. I like to see things that I own in my wallet. I think we should give a chance to web3.
842.
by m00dy 5y ago
This report has been written by old-school economist. I would suggest not pay attention much.
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by m00dy 5y ago
Invest something you believe in web3
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by m00dy 5y ago
C++ and C are the greatest threats against humanity.
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by m00dy 5y ago
I think BadgerDAO contract is still safe. Changing frontend would still require a new approve permission for the new contract address that should give user a hint about something is wrong.
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by m00dy 5y ago
This should be called Reinforcement Learning :)
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by m00dy 5y ago
I don't care.
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by m00dy 5y ago
Because, generating public/private key pairs for 8 billion people will/is taking a lot less time then average time that is taken for onboarding/kyc procedure of each bank that exists in each nation state.
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by m00dy 5y ago
We can provide banking service to 8 billion people on this planet. It is obvious that we can't do that with traditional banking we have. It is just not scaling. Price of cryptos are speculative but the underlying technology a.k.a block
850.
by m00dy 5y ago
You can seek to block cryptocurrencies but you can't block decentralised protocols. P.S: I'm someone important at LongShort.Finance
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by m00dy 5y ago
Do you think that a 3d printer can replace the whole process ?
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by m00dy 5y ago
Working at FAANGs is not cool anymore. Go and build your thing at web3. Stakeholder capitalism is the new cool kid in town.
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by m00dy 5y ago
Github's copilot
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by m00dy 5y ago
I must admit that the hype around web3. But, I also realised how powerful the DEFI is. I think banks are waiting for DEFI to be disrupted. Disclaimer: I'm one of the founding members of LongShort Finance. It is a decentralised, permiss
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by m00dy 5y ago
L2 companies have liability for the transactions that passed over their infrastructure. I think they will evolve by having their own L1 chains.
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by m00dy 5y ago
Is it available in iOS ?
857.
by m00dy 5y ago
haha :)
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by m00dy 5y ago
I second your comment.
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by m00dy 5y ago
It could be Chinese stealth underwater drone.
860.
by m00dy 5y ago
great service !!!
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by m00dy 5y ago
I want to ask what you guys think about BUSD ? It looks like they are in US and regulated. [0]: https://paxos.com/busd/
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by m00dy 5y ago
thanks.
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by m00dy 5y ago
Can anyone explain this ? > Bitcoin-related impairment of $51M
864.
by m00dy 5y ago
Rowing is also part of my lifestyle since beginning of Corona and it is one of best decisions I have ever taken in my life. (I'm just 32) Rowing itself is good but not enough. For those looking for low-impact cardio, I can suggest you
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by m00dy 5y ago
anyone knows this can create gpu-enabled microvms ?
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by m00dy 5y ago
>> Turkey is truly the wild west of illicit money at the moment. Any source on this ? I born and raised in Turkey and I won't let you to bullshit on my country
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by m00dy 5y ago
It doesn't matter. There is a central entity that decides on his behalf who's going to be in that list.
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by m00dy 5y ago
>> international KYC/AML-regulations I busted out loud at this one :). Of course they will follow "International KYC/AML regulations"
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by m00dy 5y ago
That's the thing. I am super bullish on El Salvador. I think It could be next Switzerland in the new world order.
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by m00dy 5y ago
1-) If your transactions have low volume, no one is going to question what you are doing. The problem arises when you have a lot of Bitcoins and couldn't really explain where they come from. El Salvador fixes this. 2-) Sending/Rec

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