by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
The truth is that tax evasion via legal loopholes is well established both in the developing and in the fully developed world (looking at you Mr. Bezos). Cryptocurrency is absolutely not essential, nor used for this purpose, and the recent...
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I'm pretty knew to crypto and mining. Right now I only have a Minidoge, and another Doge machine on order. I've been considering getting into Ethereum, but with the pending switch to PoS, I don't know if there will be any value/opportunit...
Cryptocoins Exchanges / Binance - 2 years ago
Hey guys I find a bitcoin bot in telegram that is paying 12-15 % per day and it is working actually , if you want I share you ( I have proof if you need it ) submitted by /u/ISTI18 [link] [comments]
More / Etherum Reddit - 2 years ago
Please feel free to correct any misunderstandings I have In order to move from proof of work to proof of stake my understanding is there will need to be a 51% consensus among the network which is currently controlled by miners. My question would be...
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
Last week we had the fabled “Golden cross” which was supposed to be an extremely bullish Technical pattern. A few months ago we had the “death cross” which was supposed to be a super bearish technical pattern. On the death cross nothing happened, and...
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As it is right now ETH has imo a bit of a 'rich-get-richer' issue with proof of work being dependant on hardware which you have to buy. ETH switching to Proof of stake would give it a similar issue where owning more ETH means you get more ET...
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So to me proof of work is what legitimized cryptocurrencies as it equated them pretty much to mined mineral where work to attain and scarcity are what kept their value real. But now that many cryptocurrencies including ethereum are moving towards pro...
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Great article explaing why Bitcoin mining externalities are better for society than Proof of Stake externalities (aka increasing cost of capital ) https://www.somethinginteresting.news/p/proof-of-stake-will-not-save-us submitted by /u/j...
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
We all knew Solana was pretty centralized even before last week's bug. But that didn't prevent people from FOMOing into Solana as it was skyrocketing the past few weeks. Just to remind you, Solana pumped from around $25 to almost $220. After...
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Lodestar client now capable of 100% effectiveness https://mobile.twitter.com/dapplion/status/1438882897260425217 submitted by /u/SurprisedByItAll [link] [comments]
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
to me that people don’t give a shit about their favorite token they’ve been hodling for months waiting for the moon Volume just more than doubled from $300M to $750M and popularity went from 29 to 25 (now is back at 28) The price of of AMP, my favori...
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
EDIT: FTX has noticed the uproar from the community and has addressed this fear by splitting up the 45'000 BTC to multiple hotwallets. You will therefore no longer be able to replicate what I did this morning. More info here: https://twitte...
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I've been reading up on Proof-of-Stake for ETH2, and had a question on 51% attacks. The docs I've read suggest that such an attack would require owning 51% of all ETH, and so attacking the integrity of the system would be counterproductive si...
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