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Statement Regarding Digital Currencies from Peoples Bank of China VP
(twitter.com)
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Friedrich Hayek – The Denationalization of Money (1976) [pdf]
(nakamotoinstitute.org)
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Blockchain, Cryptoeconomics, and the Future of Technology, Business and Law
(berkeley-blockchain.github.io)
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Ethereum Internals
(github.com)
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Porosity: Decompiler and Security Analysis Tool for Ethereum Smart-Contracts
(github.com)
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Japan's Biggest Bank Is Releasing Its Own Cryptocurrency in March
(investopedia.com)
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Blockchain-Based Smart Contracts and the Social Workings of Law
(estsjournal.org)
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This is one of the biggest problems with Blockchains right now. If it cannot be solved then their utility is extremely limited. There are two main approaches that seem likely to work: - "Layer 2" networks: Most transaction volume
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The block reward is not the only incentive to mine. Users also pay miners with a transaction fee. The whitepaper is short and very approachable ;) https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
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ICOs, Token Sales and Cryptocurrencies Under EU Financial Law
(papers.ssrn.com)
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CS364A: Algorithmic Game Theory
(theory.stanford.edu)
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Dai: A Cryptocurrency Without Price Fluctuations
(makerdao.com)
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The linked comment thread is on this post announcing SCP: https://www.stellar.org/blog/stellar-consensus-protocol-proo...
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Must be an incredible feeling to have designed and drawn what is fast becoming a core part of our language. Although looks like the pile of poo and ice cream no longer use the same swirl: https://emojipedia.org/pile-of-poo&#
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what would be a better measure?
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Thanks for the detailed response :) I have a few questions: - How does group messaging in Signal work? - Does the server also hold group metadata? - If there is a difference, why is there a difference?
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What was the root cause of the issue?
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Jimmy Iovine is leaving Apple
(arstechnica.com)
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The fact that this got almost immediately flagged off the front page pretty much proves the point of the link.
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Hudson River Rooftop Airport
(longstreet.typepad.com)
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Security Vulnerabilities in Star Wars [video]
(player.vimeo.com)
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Considering how the block size debate played out over the last few years, I'm not sure Bitcoin is such a great example of easy protocol upgrades.
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The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
(destroyallsoftware.com)
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> Taiwanese doctors don't get paid in money. > They get paid "credits" which have to be exchanged for money based on a parallel financial system. This is really interesting. Had a quick google and couldn’t find anyt
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A Brief Tour of FLP Impossibility
(the-paper-trail.org)
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Some huge claims. This is just a marketing video. Is there a link with some real details?
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Only in the US.
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Definitely a bubble. Blockchain (aka programmable trust) is for sure a huge deal. Think about the dot-com bubble. Nobody knows who is Amazon.com and who is Pets.com yet. If you want to understand more the original whitepaper is suprisingly
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Right now crypto traders sometimes sell to fiat to wait out a period of market volatility. Selling instead to the stable coin would mean they don't have any tax issues.
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Just as something very stable to bootstrap the network. The paper also talks about pegging to a basket of good (e.g. CPI) as the end state if it ever ends up superseding the dollar.
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