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241  Economy / Economics / Re: April 10 CPI Print came in hot on: April 13, 2024, 02:26:18 PM
The strategy of increasing interest rates to lower the inflation has a lot of prerequirements.
Stuff such as energy prices (that affect price of literally everything) coming back down
Such as government budget deficit to go a lot lower than this
Such as the trade deficit not setting a new ATH every day
Such as printing money to stop or at least slow down and a lot more....

While none of these things are happening (like printing a trillion dollar every 100 days), of course the inflation is not going to come down!
The problem is, they have no idea what else to do! Playing with interest rates is the only thing they can come up with LOL but it has an ugly consequence called recession.

Here is the worse part, tensions around the globe are rising and everything economy related is going to get worse. We've seen how oil went back up recently and how everyone around the globe is panic buying gold... these are signs...


But they DO know what to do. Do what Paul Volcker did during the late 1970s, to increase interest rates more aggressively and actually cause a recession to kill demand, then restart the economy. There's currently no other way out of the situation. It's either the Federal Reserve cause the recession or inflation will do it for them. But Jerome Powell is indeed a coward, he won't do it. Or he's merely very naive that he believes a "soft landing" is very possible.
242  Economy / Economics / Re: April 10 CPI Print came in hot on: April 13, 2024, 09:28:10 AM
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The consumer price index climbed 3.5% year over year in March, according to data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, faster than February's 3.2% pace. Economists surveyed by FactSet had expected an annual increase of 3.4%. The strong pace was driven by upticks in the cost of housing and gasoline.

Core inflation came in at 3.8% year over year in March, the same level recorded in February but slightly higher than the 3.7% year-over-year gain economists surveyed by FactSet had expected.

The news is likely to delay cuts to interest rates by the Fed. Officials want to see inflation decline toward an annual rate of 2%.

https://www.barrons.com/livecoverage/inflation-march-cpi-data-report-today


The next Federal Open Market Commitee, or populary known as the FOMC, meeting is going to be on April 30 to May 1. The negative reaction of the market yesterday is merely a trading opportunity used by traders because CPI came in hot again. What everyone should be waiting for is Jerome Powell's speech on April 30/May 1.

I believe he will make the same projection, saying rates are going to stay where they are + three probable rate cuts this year. But we already know there will absolutely be no rate cuts if inflation remains STICKY, and the CPI print yesterday has indicated that it is indeed STICKY.

A lot of people were waiting there yesterday for the insight that could happen, and what happened that the analysts expected was only 3.4%, but what they saw was above expectation because it was 3.5% year on year.

And after these events, the market reacted immediately, and the US dollar index rallied, which in turn caused Bitcoin's price value to drop, but it also recovered immediately. And because there are more and more newbies in the market, there are many people who don't know about CPI. So always, in these kinds of events, institutional investors rebalance their portfolios and depend on market sentiments. `


Plus it also gets more complicated. Before Bitcoin's value dropped, Gold was also going up with the DXY indicating that there's fear in the market, and investors are looking for reliable assets to hold value for the medium-term. Mere hours later, news came from the Middle East saying that Hezbollah was attacking Northern Israel, a probable proxy war by Iran against Israel.
243  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: (Ordinals) BRC-20 needs to be removed on: April 13, 2024, 09:16:47 AM

They truly could, but because they're currently doing it in Bitcoin, and it can't be stopped - unless there's community consensus to hard fork and upgrade the network - then it's better if they're given the ability to use off-chain transactions, no? It might give the Lightning Network a new sort of utility. Dick pic and fart sound collectors don't want to pay for high fees too.


There are different ways of shutting this attack down, one of which is through the Bitcoin protocol. One way would be for those backing this attack to stop supporting it and the centralized market where the Ordinal scams are taking place to be shut down. After all those attacking bitcoin are accepting the high fees because they can have a chance of making some profit from those scams.

With the incentive gone, the attack would stop abruptly.


I don't doubt those many ways of shutting this "attack" - according to your opinion - down. I'm asking actually HOW? Those are valid transactions that paid the fees/followed the consensus rules. It's a very dangerous path for the community if shutting it down gets consensus. Because that would start a cycle, in that, another group of people could also complain about some other use case and demand that it should be "shutdown".

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How?
...but just above, in the previous post, I described you exactly, how.

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a new chain, made completely from scratch, would contain only Ordinals data, and just some SPV proofs, that a given data is connected with a given Bitcoin output
You know, what is "SPV proof", right? If you have for example a block header, then it takes only 80 bytes, no matter how big is the block behind it. And the same is true for Ordinals: they are hidden behind a single P2TR address, no matter how big they are, when you spend them, and reveal them on-chain. Which means, that you need to point at some 256-bit value on-chain, to prove, that it is connected with your data.

But: that's not all. By doing OP_RETURN, and adding some 32-byte data push, you would reveal, that some kind of commitment is there, and your transaction is not "only a payment". However, if you tweak R-value of your signature instead, then you don't need any additional bytes, for example inside OP_RETURN. Then, you just make a regular signature, using any address type, and just replace one signature with another, which can be used to also prove, that some data is attached into it.

And when it comes to technical details, then they were mentioned by Anthony Towns on the old mailing list: https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2023-November/022176.html
Code:
Sign-to-contract looks like:

 * generate a secret random nonce r0
 * calculate the public version R0 = r0*G
 * calculate a derived nonce r = r0 + SHA256(R0, data), where "data"
   is what you want to commit to
 * generate your signature using public nonce R=r*G as usual

And then, if you just replace one signature with another, you can put the whole SPV proof on your own chain. Then, if one on-chain signature will commit to the whole chain of your choice, it will be sufficient to get it covered by Bitcoin's Proof of Work.

Also note, that if you need to put your commitment inside your output, instead of your input (for example if you want to put that in the coinbase transaction), then you can use exactly the same trick, because it works everywhere, where you can encounter any valid public key.

Edit: Also, if you want to understand it better, or preserve some kind of backward-compatibility, then in practice, you need only a small modification: just spend your Ordinals by key, not by TapScript. Or rather: spend them by key on Bitcoin, and spend them by TapScript on the separate chain, made just for Ordinals.


That's the "what", not the "how". How do you convince NFT users to stop using on-chain Bitcoin?
244  Economy / Economics / Re: April 10 CPI Print came in hot on: April 12, 2024, 04:27:37 PM

Maybe we have to live with higher for longer but it’s not much to worry about in my opinion. I still expect to see rste cuts this year, maybe we wait until June but there should still be one or two cuts. I hope to see multiple cuts in 2025 which should coincide nicely with the next crypto bull run.


I expect it too, but it will be for the wrong reasons. It's going to be one very large rate cut, with a very fast pivot to Quantitative Easing + BRRR-Money-Prining. Something is going to break, and it might cause a contagion - causing the unemployment rate to surge. "Higher for longer" will break something "sooner or later".
245  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: (Ordinals) BRC-20 needs to be removed on: April 12, 2024, 03:58:41 PM
~ If Rune users want cheaper transaction fees for their Rune-shitcoins, then USE LIGHTNING!


Or better yet, if they actually want to develop anything and not just scam people they should create a separate and stand alone blockchain and use that to create whatever they want and stop exploiting the Bitcoin protocol Tongue


They truly could, but because they're currently doing it in Bitcoin, and it can't be stopped - unless there's community consensus to hard fork and upgrade the network - then it's better if they're given the ability to use off-chain transactions, no? It might give the Lightning Network a new sort of utility. Dick pic and fart sound collectors don't want to pay for high fees too.


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they should create a separate and stand alone blockchain and use that to create whatever they want


Exactly.


How?
246  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: (Ordinals) BRC-20 needs to be removed on: April 12, 2024, 08:18:26 AM

Anyhow, I thought you might be happy to know that binance has decided to no longer support Ordinals:

Binance to cease support for all Bitcoin NFTs
https://coinjournal.net/news/binance-to-ceases-support-for-all-bitcoin-nfts/


Binance announces end to Bitcoin NFTs support
A blog post published on Thursday noted that the trading of Bitcoin NFTs on the Binance NFT marketplace ends on April 18. The exchange has advised all users to to withdraw all their Bitcoin NFTs via the BTC network before May 18.


Crazy. I'm all for their decision of course. The reason why its crazy is this whole Runes thing was launched only a month or two ago and I guess its completely collapsed in popularity already. Looks like its finally the beginning of the end of the Ordinals Era in Bitcoin.


Binance probably believes that their resources should be invested somewhere else because OKX has a dominant position in Ordinals, and soon, the Runes market. I did some due diligence, and I believe that during its surge, the BRC-20 token ORDI had the most volume than all of the combined volume of Solana's NFT market. That was only from one asset.
Like being said earlier people go  crazy for anything relating to Bitcoin but sadly they will come to know these BRC-20 is far from bitcoin itself


But no one actually said BRC-20 = Bitcoin. BRC-20 is merely meme shitcoinery ser. BUT because "Runes" are stored in UTXOs, it will give these etched "Runes" a feature to make it liftable to the Lightning Network. It might have solved its own problem if the fees are high. Runes developers will build a solution to the high-fee-problem and utilize the Lightning Network. If Rune users want cheaper transaction fees for their Rune-shitcoins, then USE LIGHTNING!
247  Economy / Speculation / Re: BTC Sentiment Poll for April on: April 12, 2024, 07:57:54 AM
I believe the poll should be, "Is the halving priced in? Yes or No?" Cool

Although, the current poll already gives almost the same observation. Above $75,000 = "It's not priced in". Below $75,000 = "It's priced in".

During the last cycle I had the belief that it was already priced in weeks before the halving, and I also believed that a surge would come months later after that halving. But Bitcoin proved that I was wrong.


It's high time we can expect the unexpected outcomes because similarly I had so many speculations based on the Bitcoin history like Bull run will start only post halving and ATH can be teach only post halving but it turned out wrong. I personally don't see a different pattern in BTC price than what it was last month and I belive we may see some changes in second half of April but I may be wrong.


But if you ask me, I believe NOT. We should definitely expect the EXPECTED after the halving, and that's it is NOT priced in. The current market situation is merely a correction/people selling because the believe it's priced in. BUT absolutely like last cycle after the halving, price started increasing little by little until it SURGED and it will SURGE after the halving AGAIN.
248  Economy / Speculation / Re: BTC Sentiment Poll for April on: April 11, 2024, 11:50:23 AM
I believe the poll should be, "Is the halving priced in? Yes or No?" Cool

Although, the current poll already gives almost the same observation. Above $75,000 = "It's not priced in". Below $75,000 = "It's priced in".

During the last cycle I had the belief that it was already priced in weeks before the halving, and I also believed that a surge would come months later after that halving. But Bitcoin proved that I was wrong.
249  Economy / Economics / April 10 CPI Print came in hot on: April 11, 2024, 11:27:05 AM
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The consumer price index climbed 3.5% year over year in March, according to data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, faster than February's 3.2% pace. Economists surveyed by FactSet had expected an annual increase of 3.4%. The strong pace was driven by upticks in the cost of housing and gasoline.

Core inflation came in at 3.8% year over year in March, the same level recorded in February but slightly higher than the 3.7% year-over-year gain economists surveyed by FactSet had expected.

The news is likely to delay cuts to interest rates by the Fed. Officials want to see inflation decline toward an annual rate of 2%.

https://www.barrons.com/livecoverage/inflation-march-cpi-data-report-today


The next Federal Open Market Commitee, or populary known as the FOMC, meeting is going to be on April 30 to May 1. The negative reaction of the market yesterday is merely a trading opportunity used by traders because CPI came in hot again. What everyone should be waiting for is Jerome Powell's speech on April 30/May 1.

I believe he will make the same projection, saying rates are going to stay where they are + three probable rate cuts this year. But we already know there will absolutely be no rate cuts if inflation remains STICKY, and the CPI print yesterday has indicated that it is indeed STICKY.
250  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Testnet and it's Functionality on: April 11, 2024, 09:34:00 AM

Looking at https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-cash/charts/average-block-size, it's true block size usually below 1MB. But don't forget BCH community did stress test in past, which can be used as reference.


I believe not. A stress test is artificial, and we can't truly measure practically how much a network will centralize in a mere stress test. Do you want to observe an actual stress test? Look no further than Ethereum. They said that their network is "fast" therefore fees will always be "low". The current state of their network proved that there is ALWAYS a point of saturation.

If you want to look further, I DYOR, and observed a fast blockchain called "Solana". Their core developers designed the network to always have low fees, with no fee market, and with high transaction throughput. Currently their network is VERY congested, and there's a high failure rate for transactions because they're being dropped. Plus it's very cheap for spammers to sustain those actions.


Ethereum and Solana would be poor reference since it's node need to execute and verify smart contract usage while they also use account-based rather than UTXO-based. I still think BCH stress test as better refernces since some people report how much the node affect their hardware.


It might be for a closer technical comparison, but how long did the stress test last in Bitcoin Cash? The real stress test that will actually give the developers useful data would be once Bitcoin Cash gets the same amount of daily transaction volume as Ethereum or Solana. UTXO-based or not UTXO-based, I believe we will learn something there.

Did you change your username? What was it before the change?
251  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: (Ordinals) BRC-20 needs to be removed on: April 11, 2024, 09:15:07 AM
Anyhow, I thought you might be happy to know that binance has decided to no longer support Ordinals:

Binance to cease support for all Bitcoin NFTs
https://coinjournal.net/news/binance-to-ceases-support-for-all-bitcoin-nfts/


Binance announces end to Bitcoin NFTs support
A blog post published on Thursday noted that the trading of Bitcoin NFTs on the Binance NFT marketplace ends on April 18. The exchange has advised all users to to withdraw all their Bitcoin NFTs via the BTC network before May 18.


Crazy. I'm all for their decision of course. The reason why its crazy is this whole Runes thing was launched only a month or two ago and I guess its completely collapsed in popularity already. Looks like its finally the beginning of the end of the Ordinals Era in Bitcoin.


Binance probably believes that their resources should be invested somewhere else because OKX has a dominant position in Ordinals, and soon, the Runes market. I did some due diligence, and I believe that during its surge, the BRC-20 token ORDI had the most volume than all of the combined volume of Solana's NFT market. That was only from one asset.

Any thoughts about Runes protocol in this topic? rodarmor.com/blog/runes
Halving is arriving in ~2k blocks and fees can be way higher than any brc20 previous wave. Do we have the same angry people?

Not going to read it -- I already get the gist of it -- its Ordinals 2.0. Apparently he wasn't satisfied with the money he made already, so he launched something nearly completely the same under a different name.

Here's the fact: Runes was DOA (Dead On Arrival) so there's nothing to be angry about. Nobody cares about it because nearly everyone involved in Ordinals has already figured out that their main influencooor, Leonidas, is a cheeseball scammer.

Don't really feel bad for anybody who loses money to this garbage: you should have figured out Leonidas was a scammer by now. If you haven't, well you know what they say about a fool and his money...


Give it the benefit of the doubt and read it. Haha. Runes is not merely an upgrade to Ordinals, it's a new protocol for shitcoinery on top of Bitcoin.

"Balances are stored in UTXOs, which could be locked in HTCL", https://twitter.com/rodarmor/status/1774613900119699701

The Lightning Network may have found a new sort of "utility".
252  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: franky1 sucks on Faketoshi's poopchute and regurgitates the shit on: April 11, 2024, 05:32:17 AM

i mention CSW because its THIS TOPIC


No, frankandbeans. In the context of that post of yours, you mentioned Craig Wright because you're trying to tell everyone that some users in BitcoinTalk and myself are "playing the same games as CSW". But who has the negative trust-rating given by BOTH Core Developers? Should everyone believe you or them?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Craig Scammer Wanker is franky1's greatest inspiration.  He's basically sucking the guy's cock.  He is #1 member of the Faketoshi cult in terms of how they both perceive Bitcoin:


I believe not. He has been playing 4D Chess with Jonald Fyookball in the forum BEFORE the existence of Craig Wright was known. The proof in his trust-rating.

He also admitted it. Cool

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CSW is my inspiration???

sorry but my opinion exists BEFORE CSW because i have been in bitcoin and pointing out cores faults before CSW was even a name in the cryptosphere


In fact, he also told me that it was Nick Szabo who introduced Craig Wright as the "real Satoshi" during one of the conferences. That was enough 4D Chess for me. Plus I'm wearning my tin-foil hat every time is see frankandbeans.


i had my opinions on core being a central point of failure BEFORE CSW and jonald ..
thats not an admission of being part of some altnetwork group.. thats called independent research and scrutiny
when idiots like CSW and jonald then copied what i said i called them out on it.. yep they are idiots too..


 Roll Eyes

"Independent".

You can have your opinions, but I also have mine and in my opinion your opinions are not "independent".

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as for windfurys failing to understand logic reason, research, data, fact and history
if he did do his research he will see CSW first appearance publicly in the cryptosphere was not the signing session with gavin.. not the self doxing and running away to the UK. it was months earlier in 2015 at a conference nick szabo was at.


Gaslighting again, and without addressing the fact that frankandbeans claimed that it was Nick Szabo that "introduced" Craig Wright to the public, and making it look that it was Nick Szabo's fault that this "CSW is Satoshi" nonesense started. Everyone should take screenshots of your posts frankandbeans, you change your claims.

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---Snip---


Hahaha! The post continues of what was said to him about Nick Szabo and that conference.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
253  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Article from Coindesk. Are Bitcoin Developers Losing Faith in Lightning? on: April 11, 2024, 05:15:41 AM

LN's function does not 100% require a bitcoin node.. so lets make that clear
LN is not bitcoin, people can use LN using different mainnets.. so lets make that clear
also LN channels can be set up without needing a bitcoin UTXO.. so lets make that clear
bitcoin isnt deposited into LN, its collateralised and locked on bitcoin.. so lets make that clear
a bitcoin utxo can be used as a reference for many networks, not just LN.. so lets make that clear
LN does not have a network wide audit to ensure a utxo is solely used just for a specific LN channel/network.. so lets make that clear
much like old UTXO of bitcoin is not deposited into a fork/altcoin, even if used as reference in other networks payments..so lets make that clear


This is the kind of gibberish that trolls use to confuse the public, especially newbies, and gaslight users into questioning their understanding of Bitcoin/Lightning/Scaling Debate. Bolded in the quote was designed to confuse you. The moment you start debating him without knowing where he starts gaslighting you, you will fall for his traps.

If you trust him, and don't believe me, then ask the Core Developers who gave him two negative trust-ratings if the bolded part in the post is true.


for those still thinking LN is fully working mature utopian dream,


No one said that, it's just you putting words in everyone's mouths and making other people believe that they said that.

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if you think LN is not thought of as a credit system/loan, and instead think of it as real money settled transfers, something always going to be cheap
watch what rusty russell (big time LN dev) has to say
watch it in full but im breaking it up into parts as people dont like lengthy transcripts(walls of texts)


The "is not a utopian dream" debate followed by the bolded quote. Another gaslighting trap.
254  Economy / Gambling / Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token on: April 10, 2024, 12:00:47 PM
Anyway I also never received email about monthly bonus when I was still bronze, but I never received it since I became Silver as well.
I'm starting to ask myself "do we need to activate something to receive their promotional email?" because most email I received from Shuffle are all about deposit/withdrawal notification and login verification only.

Same here, I don’t received notification from Shuffle including the promotional email aside from withdrawal/deposit. But I regularly checking my VIP page which is why I’m always updated on rewards since I’m claiming regularly my SHFL airdrop.

Is it just me or true to everyone, I think the unlock of airdrop tokens is very slow now because I only claim very small amount of tokens for 2 days of waiting. It seems that the unlock period is very slow if you don’t place any bet for that day.
 

If you take it from a perspective of the health of the token's market and its price, it's probably better to have a slow release of SHFL than a one time bulk sent to users. There's more than a good possibility that someone else has more tokens than you that they could dump and dilute the market with SHFL in a short period of time, crashing the price down, which could cause panic. Probably consider the slow release a favor, no?


On other hand I also think the same way with @dimonstration since if we talk about health of the token then its better for it to have a one time dump since people might think that the dumping stage for those people who receive an airdrop is done and its time for them to accumulate then trust that recovery will happen since maybe investors might not worry about the future decline since there will be no threats of another round of dumping just like if they slow down the distribution process.

But let see if their decision is really works since provably there's a lot of people following them would be happy if they see the price SHFL will not change nor get a good movement despite of a lot of people dumps their token receive from airdrop.


I believe not. That would actually have the potential to kill the market, and would probably make speculators disinterested in the token because they know that there are tokens that are not vested which could be sold by bulk anytime. But if it's distributed in small amounts per interval, it will allow demand to form faster and let the token reach its bottom faster and in a not so sudden situation. For those who want to sell, you can sell slow like it's DCA, but for selling. The buyers will be happy, and the sellers will not panic.

Maybe the direction of the token price strength will always depends on the team support it since whatever structure they do like giving all of those tokens to those people who are eligible on airdrop or by batch basis. If there's no proper price support the price would dump whatever they plan to do with their tokens since for sure majority of people who receive some tokens came from airdrop will dump their tokens so I guess this will depends on how developments or other more they can offer so people get convince either to hold or accumulate. But we don't know yet what will happen next to this since to many possible scenarios will came in future and as long as Shuffle team is doing good then maybe we can make this a basis that their token will be at good situation despite of those threats of dumps came from airdrops receivers.


That's not entirely true. What the market needs is time to build real demand long enough to achieve sustainability. The team also needs time to build the casino, to make sure it's secure, and to offer the best casino experience possible. If the tokens were given in bulk for everyone to mere sell, then there is no time given to build both real real demand and real market sustainability.

Plus you said "price support". Are you suggesting that the team manipulate the price of SHFL? Ser, that would not be sustainable.
255  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Article from Coindesk. Are Bitcoin Developers Losing Faith in Lightning? on: April 10, 2024, 10:40:27 AM

For me, the process of "locking up" the funds when you create a channel is already part of the "payment" process. Because the way LN is set up, with the money you lock, the channel partner is directly entitled to force you to pay your debt whenever they want, not when you want to settle.


Don't let the 4D-Chess-playing-troll gaslight you into questioning your understanding of the Lightning Network. The transactions in Lightning are actual Bitcoin transactions that were confirmed and locked in those channels, and are merely waiting to be settled on-chain if the user wants to withdraw them those transactions from those channels. The troll is merely having his 4D-Chess playing session again. Read his trust-rating, and who would you trust? Greg Maxwell and A. Chow? Or the troll?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
256  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: franky1 sucks on Faketoshi's poopchute and regurgitates the shit on: April 10, 2024, 05:39:43 AM

i mention CSW because its THIS TOPIC


No, frankandbeans. In the context of that post of yours, you mentioned Craig Wright because you're trying to tell everyone that some users in BitcoinTalk and myself are "playing the same games as CSW". But who has the negative trust-rating given by BOTH Core Developers? Should everyone believe you or them?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Craig Scammer Wanker is franky1's greatest inspiration.  He's basically sucking the guy's cock.  He is #1 member of the Faketoshi cult in terms of how they both perceive Bitcoin:


I believe not. He has been playing 4D Chess with Jonald Fyookball in the forum BEFORE the existence of Craig Wright was known. The proof in his trust-rating.

He also admitted it. Cool

Quote from: frankandbeans

CSW is my inspiration???

sorry but my opinion exists BEFORE CSW because i have been in bitcoin and pointing out cores faults before CSW was even a name in the cryptosphere


In fact, he also told me that it was Nick Szabo who introduced Craig Wright as the "real Satoshi" during one of the conferences. That was enough 4D Chess for me. Plus I'm wearning my tin-foil hat every time is see frankandbeans.
257  Economy / Gambling / Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token on: April 10, 2024, 05:15:11 AM
Anyway I also never received email about monthly bonus when I was still bronze, but I never received it since I became Silver as well.
I'm starting to ask myself "do we need to activate something to receive their promotional email?" because most email I received from Shuffle are all about deposit/withdrawal notification and login verification only.

Same here, I don’t received notification from Shuffle including the promotional email aside from withdrawal/deposit. But I regularly checking my VIP page which is why I’m always updated on rewards since I’m claiming regularly my SHFL airdrop.

Is it just me or true to everyone, I think the unlock of airdrop tokens is very slow now because I only claim very small amount of tokens for 2 days of waiting. It seems that the unlock period is very slow if you don’t place any bet for that day.
 

If you take it from a perspective of the health of the token's market and its price, it's probably better to have a slow release of SHFL than a one time bulk sent to users. There's more than a good possibility that someone else has more tokens than you that they could dump and dilute the market with SHFL in a short period of time, crashing the price down, which could cause panic. Probably consider the slow release a favor, no?


On other hand I also think the same way with @dimonstration since if we talk about health of the token then its better for it to have a one time dump since people might think that the dumping stage for those people who receive an airdrop is done and its time for them to accumulate then trust that recovery will happen since maybe investors might not worry about the future decline since there will be no threats of another round of dumping just like if they slow down the distribution process.

But let see if their decision is really works since provably there's a lot of people following them would be happy if they see the price SHFL will not change nor get a good movement despite of a lot of people dumps their token receive from airdrop.


I believe not. That would actually have the potential to kill the market, and would probably make speculators disinterested in the token because they know that there are tokens that are not vested which could be sold by bulk anytime. But if it's distributed in small amounts per interval, it will allow demand to form faster and let the token reach its bottom faster and in a not so sudden situation. For those who want to sell, you can sell slow like it's DCA, but for selling. The buyers will be happy, and the sellers will not panic.
258  Economy / Gambling / Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token on: April 09, 2024, 11:35:38 AM
Anyway I also never received email about monthly bonus when I was still bronze, but I never received it since I became Silver as well.
I'm starting to ask myself "do we need to activate something to receive their promotional email?" because most email I received from Shuffle are all about deposit/withdrawal notification and login verification only.

Same here, I don’t received notification from Shuffle including the promotional email aside from withdrawal/deposit. But I regularly checking my VIP page which is why I’m always updated on rewards since I’m claiming regularly my SHFL airdrop.

Is it just me or true to everyone, I think the unlock of airdrop tokens is very slow now because I only claim very small amount of tokens for 2 days of waiting. It seems that the unlock period is very slow if you don’t place any bet for that day.
 

If you take it from a perspective of the health of the token's market and its price, it's probably better to have a slow release of SHFL than a one time bulk sent to users. There's more than a good possibility that someone else has more tokens than you that they could dump and dilute the market with SHFL in a short period of time, crashing the price down, which could cause panic. Probably consider the slow release a favor, no?
259  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Craig Wright Satoshi Claim Case Update on: April 09, 2024, 11:19:51 AM

i mention CSW because its THIS TOPIC


No, frankandbeans. In the context of that post of yours, you mentioned Craig Wright because you're trying to tell everyone that some users in BitcoinTalk and myself are "playing the same games as CSW". But who has the negative trust-rating given by BOTH Core Developers? Should everyone believe you or them?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
260  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Article from Coindesk. Are Bitcoin Developers Losing Faith in Lightning? on: April 09, 2024, 09:25:55 AM
@franky1: No, I don't agree with the "LN is debt" analogy. You can always close the channel, and a channel closing does not depend on trust. You only lose the advantage to be able to transact instantly and for low fees, but only until you open a new channel.

"buy now, pay later"
think about it

when using LN as a credit facility. you agree to pay someone at a later date(closing) which is a IOU
credit/iou is debt


But that's not how it works. The Lightning Network is more like an organized mempool than a centralized entity storing those Bitcoins and issuing the users something else within the network. There are no IOUs in Lightning, they are actual Bitcoin transactions that haven't settled in the blockchain yet. A closer comparison for payments in LN might be acceptance of zero-confirmation transactions, not acceptance of payments in IOUs.
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