Thoughts about that... and how knowing this will lead to a new job category / role (just during the interregnum) within institutional treasury management teams. New title can be called something like utxo input/output manager... could even automate to a degree. Obvi there's more to unpack there, starting with "why even?" but if you check my bio it should be obvious why even.
The future is coming on faster than brains can process it all.
Wow. Just wow.
We're so early and too late at the same time.
Depending on perspective, this rate of progress is either excruciatingly slow of face-melting fast.
Can anyone point me to the primary infrastructural vulnerabilities of the ethereum blockchain?
I recall arguments about centralization of validators, about necessity of AWS in many cases, and some tcpip element upon which the entire infrastructure depends (need deets there).
Check my profile and you might be able to see why I'm asking... Can't share more unfortunately.
@calle 👁️⚡👁️
Anyone here maintain a handy list of countries where Bitcoin is already legal tender or has legal status as a property?
Already know El Salvador and the city of Lugano for legal tender... Many others where it's considered property.
Any good sources I can look to?
TYIA
Yegor, did you ever use Google and Android apps previously? I'm also curious about the graphene experience but concerned I might miss out on some of what have become (at least to me) essential apps.
Isn't there a legal principle that financial privacy (or any privacy) is an inviolable human right, exceptions only when there's probable cause articulated in a warrant or involvement of a third-party with access to the "private" knowledge?
Neither a big risk nor courageous on their part, just by the numbers and the structure. The real front-page news will be when a financial advisor of similar stature takes self-custody of bitcoin and makes their announcement.
Hey @hodlbod
Listened to your interview on Bitcoin And... yesterday. Great stuff sir and gave me loads of homework to do.
Questions: Is there utility in approaching nostr as a potential for "closed" communities? I recall you mentioning a scenario where you and a friend might share the same set of notes... but could that be scaled to maybe 50 friend and family identies with access, 500 tuition-paid students, or 5,000 employees, etc.?
https://fountain.fm/episode/vxd7ojlUhTZTY3RG1Za4
This may be an example of circular reporting but definitely wanted to share as it's in my wheelhouse:
TD Bank Releases Commercial Explaining The Bitcoin Halving And Promotes ETFs
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/td-bank-releases-commercial-explaining-the-bitcoin-halving-and-promotes-etfs via @nikcantmine
I note with interest that Bitcoin magazine does not include any sort of sharing button for nostr like they do for X, LinkedIn, etc. Why is that, I wonder.
Ah... got it.
I'm fortunate to have a local butcher (with abatois) who sells a half or quarter beef for <$4/pound. I'm quite happy to have that opportunity but would prefer an even more direct stomach-to-cow relationship.
I like your retail solution though. Cutting your own probably brings you "closer" to your food, for sure.
This would be nice... though tbh I only understand 80% of what you just said I can point to a potential use-case with a ready made user base(s)... no need to wait for the adoption curve.
...Wondering how one might implement an 'internal nostr' for a company to replace the typical suite of Microsoft products (outlook, office, teams, etc.).
///skipping past all the general and specific requirements you might want to dump into Jira for your agile story... straight to a potential limiter (with silver lining)///
This might imply need to 'translate' items in & out to support external comms for business, etc. Or, could simply not translate at all in order to 'compartmentalize/sequester' the company nostr instance (to prevent spillage of any sort).
Banks, university researchers, healthcare, government... all endeavors that might consider inviting the Lost Boys Kiefer Sutherland character in the front door b/c they see advantage. (Give it some time and shake lightly, et voila! You've made bitcoiners.)
Sincere question here: did he (Ross) or did he not solicit (and pay for) a murder for hire? I'm not asking whether it was entrapment or whether there were extenuating circumstances. I just want to know whether the reporting was accurate about that element.
I waiver between the long-form email with action items clearly marked, etc. andthe professional yet pithy equivalent of "let's discuss."
What's your preference?
Need an audio warning on something like this in future. Maybe, "Warning! Do not play this audio more than once unless you want to throw up a little on your mouth."
checked into getalby today to get my own readable lighting address but saw they're invite-only now.
any recommendations out there for another service or method?
tyia
Mark Jeftovic at bombthrower.com was the first person I ever heard posit that ethereum would become the defacto CBDC either directly or with a new government token riding on that chain.
So, this sounds about right.
What you say makes sense.
Do you also see the possibility that game theory will make 'zero KYC' options an attractive offering both for individual companies/merchants and for jurisdictions?
All one needs to do is to break the seal and recruit first followers like Sampson Maow (sp). is trying to do.
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