Νομίζω πως το KYC είναι από μόνο του κακό, όταν μιλάμε για crypto exchange. Η Binance, όπως και πολλά άλλα CEX, έχει πιαστεί πολλές φορές να έχει θλιβερό security όσον αφορά το private data των χρηστών της. Καθημερινά ακούμε για data leaks στο dark web. Για να μη μιλήσουμε και για τα ακραία σενάρια, που έχουν παρθεί τεράστια δάνεια έχοντας τα KYC στοιχεία ενός ανθρώπου, καταστρέφοντας τη ζωή του. Οπότε θα έλεγα μακρυά απ' ότι ζητάει KYC. Άρα μακριά και από την νέα RFID ταυτότητα; Ή εκεί το κάνουμε αβαβά;  Η Binance (και η κάθε Binance) είναι ιδιωτική εταιρία και παρέχει προαιρετικές υπηρεσίες. Δεν σε υποχρεώνει να πας εκεί με το ζόρι. Σήμερα είναι, αύριο δεν είναι. Έλα όμως που το κράτος έχει συνέχεια! Και θα συλλέγει συνεχώς τα δεδομένα σου. Και σε υποχρεώνει να δεχτείς την νέα ταυτότητα. Ειλικρινά απορώ πως δεν βλέπεις τα double standards στο παραπάνω. |
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There is a chance that I will purchase a bitcoin for $5 million. Really?! |
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Μπορείς να μου εξηγήσεις ποιο είναι το πρόβλημα με τις ηλεκτρονικές ταυτότητες; Ψεκασμένους βρίσκω αυτούς που βγαίνουν στο δρόμο με τους παπάδες και μιλάνε για τσιπάρισμα, ναι.
Έχω πει πολλά επί του θέματος ήδη από το 2020 και δεν θέλω να επαναληφθώ, ούτε θα κάνω πάλι 500 posts όπως με τα μπόλια (ούτε τότε πείστηκες, παρά τις ξαφνικίτιδες). Περίμενε λοιπόν να ξεδιπλωθεί το πράγμα μόνο του, ένα βήμα κάθε φορά... |
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The problem will become much more apparent than it currently is, much, much sooner than in 2140. In 20 years from now, there will be less than 50 thousand bitcoin left to enter circulation. The block reward will be less than 0.2 BTC, and a four-years later, even less than half of 0.1. Transaction fees will be the main source of income long before 2140, and perhaps even before 2040. Bitcoin will remain experimental until then. In practice, there will be people transacting, but there's a bet here: There have to be much more than they currently are, and the median fee must rise either.
That means, network dependent on second layers. And as per my experience goes, they don't work quite well yet.
What do you mean by that? Routing failures or something else? |
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From my understanding, there will be a fork at some point, where we will be upgrading to a quantum-resistant algorithm. Experts in the cryptographic community predict this to happen in some decade or so. There are quite a lot of threads if you search "quantum computer" in the board.
https://twitter.com/olvelez007/status/1691255281261441024 |
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@cryptosize σου χαλάω το παραμυθακι σαν newbie που γράφω θετική γνώμη για άλλο newbie; Κανένα παραμύθι δεν χαλάς νουμπάκο. |
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Newbie accounts |
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Russia has a large territory and it is impossible to ban cash there in a few years, but many countries have been unlucky in this regard. In countries with a small territory, it is easier to digitize all citizens and make a digital wallet for everyone. In Russia, this will first be implemented where the Internet is massively available, because many people use banking services via SMS.
The whole world is launching CBDC and so the future is all digitalization and we're all gonna be seeing digitalization of assets and Putin knows it. In wartime, it's easy to make it happen when they are going to have a database of all people in each city. But they will need to incentivize the use of CBDC in order for it to be used by people in the remote area. The sad part is that it's still gonna be aa wealth transfer and the poor get poorer still. For people to use banking applications, the country needs good internet. You probably have not been to Russia, but even in the western part to the Urals there are a lot of places where there is no Internet, and in Siberia in many places there is not even a mobile connection. This requires huge investments, so as a maximum CBDC can be launched in large cities at the beginning. I'm sure they will invest in digital infrastructure (fiber optics, mobile/satellite coverage). |
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I don't understand how a CBDC can completely forbid its users from buying bitcoin, unless there has to be a justification for every transaction happening, which besides utopian is neither going to work in practice. It's very easy actually... Have you seen how Market Pass works? It only allows transactions to stores that sell food. And that's not even CBDC, it's still fiat. Now imagine ECB launching CBDC and making a smart contract that forbids your wallet from sending money to well-known CEXes like Coinbase, Binance, Kraken etc. Some banks already enforce that (Ethniki for example) with the already existing fiat currency. Of course people will be ingenious to find other -roundabout- solutions: I can buy a highly-sought product (let's say a PS5 or an iPhone*) with CBDC and then sell it in the black market for BTC.  But that means the CBDC -> BTC exchange rate won't be very favorable... in fact, I don't even expect 1:1 parity (despite ECB enforcing it) between the physical (zero limitations) and the digital euro (CBDC). * assuming you will still be allowed to buy these products, because even that is not 100% certain: https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/14/23760879/sony-ps5-cloud-streaming-games-testhttps://www.theverge.com/2022/3/24/22994814/apple-iphone-hardware-subscription-bundle-reportMaybe they will tell you that owning these devices emits way too much CO2, therefore this kind of purchases would quickly deduct your carbon credits. |
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Well, let's just say BlackRock is onto something: https://twitter.com/IIICapital/status/1683890825917345812  It's a given that even a simple, low-priority, on-chain transaction will cost 4 digits (in terms of USD, not sats) by then. I'm sure the market will find scaling solutions for cheap transactions IF bitcoin becomes so valuable, but I'm not sure if it will be Lightning or something else. Who knows? Nobody knew back in 1998 (56k dial-up/IRC era) that we would now have Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok etc. Either way, it makes total sense to have even small fractions of BTC. |
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You're clearly in the wrong forum if you believe Bitcoin will fail. I suggest to visit cbdctalk.org or ubitalk.org. |
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FOMC meeting & decision in a few hours. A 0.25 hike is expected which will no doubt cause a bunch of weak hands to start dumping bitcoin for no reason at all. I don’t know why people react to this kind of news by selling, maybe it’s mostly whale behaviour, preying on weak hands & using it to their advantage to gobble up cheap coins. Either way, expect a dump today when Powell announces another hike. Hopefully it’s the last one for a long time.
Good for people (not just whales) who want to buy BTC at a cheaper price. |
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