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r32a_
6y ago
You're absolutely right, It is about money and profiting. Aligning yourself with Bitcoin's ideology is supremely profitable.
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6y ago
Many people on HN who talk down against Bitcoin are indoctrinated into the current ideology. Anything that goes against the current ideology is refuted, ignored, dismissed as fads, bubbles, scams..etc Ideology is a powerful thing and it
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6y ago
I'd checkout http://dazaar.com/ as well. Same ideas but built on Hypercore technology and with payments module built in
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6y ago
On the eve of World War 2, I am certain that people couldn't possibly imagine what was in front of them.
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6y ago
I've made a project that you can sell your live stream for btc. totally distributed using hypercore and Lightning network https://github.com/rbndg/Bitstation
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List of failed and overbudget custom software projects
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
Leonardo did "ship" some of the greatest works of art. Some of those paintings took decades to complete. Which you happily glanced over. Comparing steve jobs to Leonardo is a discredit to both steve jobs and leonardo.
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6y ago
This is why in the long run Bitcoin wins.
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6y ago
This is why a fixed currency makes sense. You work and convert your time into currency which can be traded for other goods or services. When currency is manipulated, it allows the manipulator to make your currency worth more or less. effect
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The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks
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7y ago
Use Bitcoin, problem solved
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7y ago
Bitcoin beat every single stock.
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7y ago
He was a prolific programmer and hacker, that is how he got his start.
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7y ago
Bitcoin is not a company and has no business model. Another day and another bad take about Bitcoin on HN.
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7y ago
Doing something people get upset blame it on the tech
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7y ago
next facebook.
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7y ago
Bitcoin is a multi faceted beast like nothing else. It is a cross between computer science/cryptography, governance/game theory and economics. In my opinion the economics of bitcoin is the core, which is kept in balance and manage
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7y ago
Lightning network payments are denominated in sats. So you can buy 1 Sat for $0.0000945 USD
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7y ago
It's not like that, Within the U.S itself some people have higher worth than others. Look at their medical system for example. "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."
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7y ago
Tether is technologically superior and has 90% of marketshare compared to any other stable coin. If FUD scares you then crypto trading is not for you
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7y ago
Or choose Bitcoin and have neither :)
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7y ago
Wrong. Bitcoin will use Lightning Network for most everyday transactions and it's speed is only limited by network liquidity and bandwidth
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7y ago
Let's call this for what it really is, they want to replace democracy with Corporatism. At least with a government backed currency we get a choice on who runs the government. Even though that power is constantly being eroded. The compa
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7y ago
Another day, another anti-bitcoin article on HN.
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7y ago
This is a form of protest.
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7y ago
Slack can eat into Zoom very easily. Massive room for growth
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7y ago
Amazon has heavily invested in Deliveroo. Will probably buy them out eventually
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7y ago
You paid for it via a bailout
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7y ago
"My local bank is also audited and heavily regulated. I sleep every night without ever worrying that my bank is suddenly going to lose all my money." 2008.... those "heavy regulations" and "audits" meant nothin
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8y ago
should have used Lightning Network
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