only requires cloudflare if your node goes down. Also, you can use the coin to incentivize others to host your info.
>which all but rules out most non-technical people who don't even know what HTTP is This is why they call it web3. web1 had the same initial problems. Use Brave.
what happened to larry page and brin? Have they been pushed out?
From the link >These protocols are listed with respect; we appreciate and understand the work that lies behind each name. Title of leaderboard, REKT.
He's got an audience that he is writting too. He's talking about building great things, not how to live a full and happy life. While working at Tesla, we definitely all built great things but that's all we did. I left,…
Because this is the first time murdering a bunch of hamas members wasn't par for the course historically. Now it's Palestinians not 'Hamas' for the Palestinians, but one-in-the same for the US and Israeli governments.…
Crypto - > Salvidorian Dollar (Insert any country that wants to stick it to the US here) - > US dollar. Monero keeps no record of headers of each transaction, so granted it might be a bit interesting on a tax form how…
If you require deposits in fiat. If you already have crypto you don't need any amount of verification. You can utilize a BTC atm and create an account with only an email.
That list was developed for traditional finance. After messing around with DxDy protocol, i learned that literally all of those point are impossible. Also, how would you shut them down if they don't comply - It's a…
Well, it's limited in scope as long as they don't intentionally go out of their way to circumvent the ban. UK citizens can still access binance's offering via a VPN, although it is not legal. You can't make the entire…
Mexico is the 9th largest economy by GDP and dwarfs all other countries in the regions. I think you proved is point, rather than negated it. Also, as a counter point, Mexico's proximity to the US had alot to do with the…
you're right, wealth creates wealth. You lending money in the form of investment allows companies to borrow at better rates, expanding production and prosperity. & you're right, at a certain point when you have enough…
the ultra-rich built amazon, made very profitable trades, or inherited the labor of the ancestors. Also, you seems to be applying that there is a fixed pie wealth. The rich can create wealth where there wasn't before.…
i didn't say natural, i said real life. Those things are all products of labor, without that labor they wouldn't exist.
'Freedom's' problem has always been that it's a very loose term. Freedom to do what? I can't even go into a grocery store after the federal government said i don't have to wear my mask if i'm fully vaccinated, without…
There's a bit more to what happened than the article lets on. The contract mints to provide liquidity (supposedly). There was 1.8m tokens at the time of the crash, now theres 26Trillion. you would need all the capital…
Oracles have come a long way and very interesting work is being done to solve this problem. You don't always have to rely on one oracle and the amount of capital you'd need to 'trick' an oracle is too high to be…
This is false. it is not a law. KYC is required for 3k+ and only in select countries. Brave is international.
What you're describing isn't real life. Living as a species takes work - granting a portion of the population to essentially become dead weight, with entitlement to being able to live off the fruits of other peoples…
Hipaa protects my right to keep my medical history private. How is that not how it works?
tldr; The rich, there kids and grandkids will never pay taxes under the current structure. The problem is you're not kicking the can down the road, you are delaying it forever. Your entire 'Lifestyle' can be funded tax…
>NFTs have no mechanism to define originality, or even atomicity. It always links to a wallet and thus proves originality. You're right, anyone can mint a mona lisa and claim it's a van gogh, but if it wasn't minted…
Tether has been audited now. Granted, i wouldn't have trusted them pre-audited but now they are about as trustworthy as any other bank.
Data oracles? DeFI? liquidity providing? Banking the unbanked? Store of Value? Any of these mean anything to ya?
you can literally flip every single one of your arguments with a few words. >[big purchases] of any big country could change and trigger the [purchase] for a lot of [buyers] of a country. >Especially given BTC is used…
only requires cloudflare if your node goes down. Also, you can use the coin to incentivize others to host your info.
>which all but rules out most non-technical people who don't even know what HTTP is This is why they call it web3. web1 had the same initial problems. Use Brave.
what happened to larry page and brin? Have they been pushed out?
From the link >These protocols are listed with respect; we appreciate and understand the work that lies behind each name. Title of leaderboard, REKT.
He's got an audience that he is writting too. He's talking about building great things, not how to live a full and happy life. While working at Tesla, we definitely all built great things but that's all we did. I left,…
Because this is the first time murdering a bunch of hamas members wasn't par for the course historically. Now it's Palestinians not 'Hamas' for the Palestinians, but one-in-the same for the US and Israeli governments.…
Crypto - > Salvidorian Dollar (Insert any country that wants to stick it to the US here) - > US dollar. Monero keeps no record of headers of each transaction, so granted it might be a bit interesting on a tax form how…
If you require deposits in fiat. If you already have crypto you don't need any amount of verification. You can utilize a BTC atm and create an account with only an email.
That list was developed for traditional finance. After messing around with DxDy protocol, i learned that literally all of those point are impossible. Also, how would you shut them down if they don't comply - It's a…
Well, it's limited in scope as long as they don't intentionally go out of their way to circumvent the ban. UK citizens can still access binance's offering via a VPN, although it is not legal. You can't make the entire…
Mexico is the 9th largest economy by GDP and dwarfs all other countries in the regions. I think you proved is point, rather than negated it. Also, as a counter point, Mexico's proximity to the US had alot to do with the…
you're right, wealth creates wealth. You lending money in the form of investment allows companies to borrow at better rates, expanding production and prosperity. & you're right, at a certain point when you have enough…
the ultra-rich built amazon, made very profitable trades, or inherited the labor of the ancestors. Also, you seems to be applying that there is a fixed pie wealth. The rich can create wealth where there wasn't before.…
i didn't say natural, i said real life. Those things are all products of labor, without that labor they wouldn't exist.
'Freedom's' problem has always been that it's a very loose term. Freedom to do what? I can't even go into a grocery store after the federal government said i don't have to wear my mask if i'm fully vaccinated, without…
There's a bit more to what happened than the article lets on. The contract mints to provide liquidity (supposedly). There was 1.8m tokens at the time of the crash, now theres 26Trillion. you would need all the capital…
Oracles have come a long way and very interesting work is being done to solve this problem. You don't always have to rely on one oracle and the amount of capital you'd need to 'trick' an oracle is too high to be…
This is false. it is not a law. KYC is required for 3k+ and only in select countries. Brave is international.
What you're describing isn't real life. Living as a species takes work - granting a portion of the population to essentially become dead weight, with entitlement to being able to live off the fruits of other peoples…
Hipaa protects my right to keep my medical history private. How is that not how it works?
tldr; The rich, there kids and grandkids will never pay taxes under the current structure. The problem is you're not kicking the can down the road, you are delaying it forever. Your entire 'Lifestyle' can be funded tax…
>NFTs have no mechanism to define originality, or even atomicity. It always links to a wallet and thus proves originality. You're right, anyone can mint a mona lisa and claim it's a van gogh, but if it wasn't minted…
Tether has been audited now. Granted, i wouldn't have trusted them pre-audited but now they are about as trustworthy as any other bank.
Data oracles? DeFI? liquidity providing? Banking the unbanked? Store of Value? Any of these mean anything to ya?
you can literally flip every single one of your arguments with a few words. >[big purchases] of any big country could change and trigger the [purchase] for a lot of [buyers] of a country. >Especially given BTC is used…