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Show HN: Interest Rate Swaps on DeFi
(kairosswap.com)
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Show HN: I built a decentralized protocol for predicting interest rate movement
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Show HN: Rocko ReFi
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2y ago
Rocko makes it easy to borrow against your crypto through top DeFi protocols. This avoids a ton of the risk associated with traditional collateralized loans that caused many competitors in the space to drop out over the past few years. All
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Show HN: Easy Crypto Backed Loans @ Rocko DeFi
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4y ago
This is super cool! Download link?
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4y ago
All code is protected as speech https://twitter.com/EFF/status/1559224417674137600
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4y ago
Not all speech is code
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4y ago
'impossible, by design', unless you implement multi-signature keys for account recovery
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4y ago
Found another one from YC, that was fast https://techcrunch.com/2022/05/23/pebble-crypto-stablecoins-...
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5y ago
People used to say the same thing about JavaScript, now it runs most of the internet. No reason EVM can't evolve to be less cumbersome
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5y ago
Stacks is really going off in the wrong direction here. If they aren't building an EVM compatible chain, they are going to fall quickly behind in the space and never recover
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5y ago
You just fully described cryptocurrency transactions. Crypto having the additional benefit of applying to online transactions as well vs in-person only transactions with cash
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5y ago
They shouldn't have anything to worry about, unless they have something to hide
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6y ago
Alternatively, this could be achieved by an affirmative action on the grantor's side. For example, require a signed transaction from a particular wallet every X months, if no transaction occurs, then trigger the switch
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6y ago
Because the vast majority of people living in earth don't have access to traditional equity markets
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6y ago
We don't need a clearing house at all. A simple blockchain fixes this and provides 100% of the settlement service that this company provides.
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6y ago
If only a public shared ledger was available for these institutions to settle trades on. People love knocking Bitcoin here, but this is why the technology exists. No reason to continue letting these institutions run smoke-and-mirrors with e
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The reason for this is the fact that large businesses profit from being the middle-man here. Moving towards automated settlement on a blockchain reduces cost and increases efficiency,it's a win-win for everybody except the middle-man
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It's like Twitter and email met on Tinder and had a baby Mastodon
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6y ago
This is really cool! Way to push the web ahead Brave!
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Facebook doesn't show ads. Facebook sells ads
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This service is sketchy to the max. The public profile issue was the last straw. The low quality candidates passing through is due to poor quality controls and the ease of gaming the system by cheating
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This is 100%, the fact the US can barely manufacturer face masks during a global pandemic is embarrassing. On the other end, how do you compete with slave labor in the Chinese factories?
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Your mom can continue to use the apple store in that case
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At least you got in early on those PLTR stock options
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Don't forget the hidden web server fiasco https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/zoom-zero-day-4-million-...
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Why would the RIAA have any right to demand the rolling cipher be removed?
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6y ago
> most at high risk don't know that they are This is not factually accurate. The majority of deaths are those 65+, most people in this group are aware of their age
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6y ago
This was removed because the machine generated captions have reached near parity with crowdsourced captions. Machine captions can be scaled to caption the entirety of YouTube, something crowdsourcing could never accomplish.
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