runbathtime

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by runbathtime 5y ago
So what? Why should people not in crypto care if Tether crashes the market?
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by runbathtime 5y ago
How about not letting people who vote who do not pay taxes.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
What if Tether the company just throws in the towel? Take the reserves and run? What incentive do they have not too?
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Get out of Ca.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
A dollar is not a stablecoin period. A stablecoin isn't just a number on a ledger and it isn't a physical dollar. It is a really bad idea from a privacy perspective. Physcial cash is better, the fact that bitcoiners like this idea
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Probably, my comment was downvoted.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
You cannot just create a crypto out of thin air and expect it to have value, unless you are selling eye scan data to generate revenue that might give value to these tokens somehow. I fail to see how any crypto can be UBI, if they do not hav
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Is scan your eyeball the new proof of work? Can't read this article- behind a paywall.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
All personal opinion- Puts are speculative gambling if no current position and a hedge if in a current position to the downside. You can still hold your beliefs without putting on a trade. Why do you want to put on a trade that is inflexibl
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by runbathtime 5y ago
I'm confused by unemployment. Doesn't the company essentially pay it? The employee also gets taxed when their paycheck is deducted for unemployment insurance every month. Did they get this money back if they never use it? We know
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by runbathtime 5y ago
If you are remote living in Texas but working for a company in CA, do you get the unemployment if CA has the benefits, but Texas does not?
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by runbathtime 5y ago
> As a result, SafeDollar’s price—which was supposed to always be equal to $1 since it’s a stablecoin—has plummeted to zero, according to the protocol’s own website. Any defi project can all themselves a stablecoin. It is false advertisi
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Is it actually bitcoin being airdropped or tether?
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by runbathtime 5y ago
I also don't buy their security excuse for not releasing info on whose power never got turned off. If the ERCOT Grid was really concerned about cyber attacks they wouldn't be partnering with Bitcoin mining companies that have acce
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by runbathtime 5y ago
This information should be a freedom of information request and made available to the public. If the same people are always forced to endure the burden of blackouts, and elites are not they will keep happening.
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El Salvador's U.S. Bitcoin Partner Lacks Key Licenses(decrypt.co)
3 points by runbathtime 5y ago|0 comments
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by runbathtime 5y ago
NFTs are a tool. If they can convince regulators they are art, then they can be donated, and you can write it off on your taxes. You just need a service that produces estimates of value. The one good thing about NFTs is the ability to manip
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Sotheby's and other art dealers are not regulated by the BSA. They are not considered money exchangers since art isn't considered a financial asset. They do have a voluntary BSA compliance program, but voluntary doesn't mean
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Maybe he was killed for his bitcoin/crypto? Is it a possibility? How can we know if it was suicide or murder?
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Ability counts, hard work isn't the end goal. The SAT is supposed to measure ability, because grades are a better measurement of hard work. The SAT is valued more highly than grades.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Here is a good article. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/financialasset.asp Bank deposits are financial assets- which gets its value from a contractual right or ownership claim. When you deposit money in a ba
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by runbathtime 5y ago
You are incorrect. Deposits in banks are securities, I suggest you read this section titled "Every security that is issued must be held by someone until it is retired" here: https://www.hussmanfunds.com/comment&#x2
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by runbathtime 5y ago
The hedge is refinancing out any market appreciation, like a piggy bank, keeping debt high while interest rates are low, you can always hand back the key if it goes south.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
It doesn't make much of a difference. And not everyone can afford good organic food or private school. This isn't a good argument.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Bank deposits are securities. You have a claim on your bank when you make a deposit. If you think there is no difference between a bank account and a bitcoin private public key pair then bitcoin is a security. You are making the argument bi
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by runbathtime 5y ago
Manipulating your own children (probably not good if you want functional kids) is a private affair without a political agenda.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
There is a difference between not relaying all information and selecting info or misrepresenting info used for an agenda.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
If it can be gamed through hard work then why doesn't everyone who is willing to put it hard work get great scores? Yes it does measure ability. Maybe hard work or practice helps some, I'm not excluding that.
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by runbathtime 5y ago
A bank account balance is representative value of dollars that bank owes you. If someone tries to steal it by pretending to be you even if they just steal your PIN, they are committing fraud. If someone steals a private key by committing an
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by runbathtime 5y ago
We can't say the truth/opinion about certain topics because it will offend certain people and the mob will exert its power to take something from you by threatening you or an employer. Could it be considered blackmail to get someo

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