"The incentive can also be funded with transaction fees. If the output value of a transaction is less than its input value, the difference is a transaction fee that is added to the incentive value of the block…
It's not literally. But the HN ethos is that users lack agency and are thus not responsible for their actions.
> Cash is somewhat traced and regulated. So is Bitcoin. https://blockchain.info/ http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-14-21.pdf Enjoy.
Paging mods for astro-turfing PR shill account.
This game will help you learn about the Fed: http://sffed-education.org/chairman/ The Fed "regulates" (I use the word loosely) interest rates. Lots of trading (by hedge funds and others) depends on expectations about…
When your software aspires to move billions of dollars of value, it would ideally be written in Ada. That said, I agree that C# and Java are good options. What's hilarious is all of the Bitcoin startups that are running…
Doesn't just have to be retained earnings from past profitability, it could also be investor cash that would presumably be recuperated with future profitability.
Because legal talent has a power distribution. Here are words litigants will hear: "get the best attorney you can afford, this isn't an area where you want to cut costs. A great attorney can save you money." Get the…
Would you please write an article about Bitcoin monetary policy with your understanding of money?
You really should have read what's in the parentheses immediately after that: "without materially impairing their ability to consume or invest". In other words, don't invest all your money in it. I wish people would…
The author's central point is still very misguided: "Specifically, watch legitimate transaction volume--I'd suggest only buying if it shows signs of seriously ramping up." Markets are based on expectations about the…
"The incentive can also be funded with transaction fees. If the output value of a transaction is less than its input value, the difference is a transaction fee that is added to the incentive value of the block…
It's not literally. But the HN ethos is that users lack agency and are thus not responsible for their actions.
> Cash is somewhat traced and regulated. So is Bitcoin. https://blockchain.info/ http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-14-21.pdf Enjoy.
Paging mods for astro-turfing PR shill account.
This game will help you learn about the Fed: http://sffed-education.org/chairman/ The Fed "regulates" (I use the word loosely) interest rates. Lots of trading (by hedge funds and others) depends on expectations about…
When your software aspires to move billions of dollars of value, it would ideally be written in Ada. That said, I agree that C# and Java are good options. What's hilarious is all of the Bitcoin startups that are running…
Doesn't just have to be retained earnings from past profitability, it could also be investor cash that would presumably be recuperated with future profitability.
Because legal talent has a power distribution. Here are words litigants will hear: "get the best attorney you can afford, this isn't an area where you want to cut costs. A great attorney can save you money." Get the…
Would you please write an article about Bitcoin monetary policy with your understanding of money?
You really should have read what's in the parentheses immediately after that: "without materially impairing their ability to consume or invest". In other words, don't invest all your money in it. I wish people would…
The author's central point is still very misguided: "Specifically, watch legitimate transaction volume--I'd suggest only buying if it shows signs of seriously ramping up." Markets are based on expectations about the…