Shares on a public blockchain are going to be a thing. Real shares. Like Apple and Amazon and even Berkshire Hathaway. Not this pretend kindergarten shit we have had so far.
But Bitcoin needs a way to record and transfer these shares. Like colored coins. There are a bunch of contenders for which public blockchain will win. It will not be Ripple or Stellar. ETH is the obvious threat but they have their own problems right now.
Do you mean all the ICO's and erc20 stuff from basically 2017? |
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Elwar: can you create colored coins or ERC-20 style tokens?
Colored coins might be possible but a smart contract would still be required. I wouldn't use an ethereum token because I don't want to go down that path and confuse users with ethereums. Great. Let me explain myself. Global equity markets are going to slowly transition onto public blockchains. It’s going to start this year. We need to be able to offer equity instruments (eg shares) on Bitcoin or a side chain or second layer. If we don’t, another public blockchain will fill the hole. The Gibraltar Stock Exchange will probably be the first to offer regulated securities on a public blockchain. Others will follow quickly. Eventually LSE, NYSE etc will see the writing on the wall. I don't follow. Suddenly altcoins are a thing? They are so easy to rekt. And the current contenders are full of vulnerabilities. |
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Topic: The fabled GMO cards from Japan will be contract only... whip-round? |
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[19:12:24] · <ben_vulpes> https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.06038 << "on a subset of 3,759 contracts which we sampled for concrete validation and manual analysis, we reproduce real exploits at a true positive rate of 89%, yielding exploits for 3,686 contracts" [19:20:00] · <shinohai> I'm sure with time they can get that number closer to 100% ( http://btcbase.org/log/2018-02-19#1785157) If When later this year, someday Bitcoin does another 10x I will "retire" and devote all my time to exploit research on blockchain/smart contracts field. That's when I will start to have real fun. Looking forward to your research in 2019. |
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[19:12:24] · <ben_vulpes> https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.06038 << "on a subset of 3,759 contracts which we sampled for concrete validation and manual analysis, we reproduce real exploits at a true positive rate of 89%, yielding exploits for 3,686 contracts" [19:20:00] · <shinohai> I'm sure with time they can get that number closer to 100% ( http://btcbase.org/log/2018-02-19#1785157) |
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 footer of coingeek pages |
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is this coming from falkvinge?
sorry i wasn't clear. no it's from a random twitter bitcrash supporter |
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You're always in for a fun night when Salma Hayek is around - as anyone who's ever seen one of her memorable appearances on Graham Norton will know. "In this very important and historical year for women, I am here on this legendary stage to celebrate men," the actress said to laughs and cheers from the audience as she introduced the best actor category. But she wasn't done being playful. (BBC)  'Is that a morning star or an abandoned baby?' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKWoDI1qLhY |
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Ok fair call V8
never mind that you raised an important point: btrap people are suspending funding for some things (AWS, spam attacks) and directing it towards eg Falkvinge's ^ microphone. edit and designers for excellent graphics full of half-truths to smear over twitter  |
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There are less than 100 Bcash nodes operational. Looks like someone threw the switch on 500 AWS instances.
Wait not quite, that's btc unlimited nodes that were switched off. That's some catch-all for the scammers of cypherdoc/jbreher class to run weird nonsense like xt/unlimited/cash other shit. I'd guess they're (btrashers) saving up for another attack when Craig Wright comes up with marvellous new patented softwares. This graphic was floating about at the same time, and seems to paint the status quo more accurately.  think it's adapted from http://coin.dance/ (down right now , i wonder why) Interesting stats, hope Craig Wright just disappears back where he came from. for listening nodes not just fully validating ones. but can't tell from there which btc unlimited nodes run btrap. |
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There are less than 100 Bcash nodes operational. Looks like someone threw the switch on 500 AWS instances.
Wait not quite, that's btc unlimited nodes that were switched off. That's some catch-all for the scammers of cypherdoc/jbreher class to run weird nonsense like xt/unlimited/cash other shit. I'd guess they're (btrashers) saving up for another attack when Craig Wright comes up with marvellous new patented softwares. This graphic was floating about at the same time, and seems to paint the status quo more accurately. think it's adapted from http://coin.dance/ (down right now , i wonder why) |
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lines on graphs.
Ahem. I remember those.  |
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Oh of course. Shoes on the 'blockchain'. This might just save ETH. @La__Cuen 1h1 hour ago https://twitter.com/La__Cuen/status/965328842813448192These @DenverKidsInc hackers came up with a wicked cool #fashiontech idea for custom shoes with a blockchain record for authentic designs & ownership (think rent-the-runway). #ETHDenver  |
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Are we going to the moon tomorrow or fucking what?
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I noticed that very often a price drop occurs at 05-08 UTC time period. Is it right and what can be a reason?
More sellers than buyers. True story. Let's not let facts get in the way of speculation: Europe and America are asleep. Asia reacts to morning fud by selling off a bit at lunchtime. I think the Chineses are manipulating the market, pulling prices down, but it is only my assumption.  Everyone does it. |
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I noticed that very often a price drop occurs at 05-08 UTC time period. Is it right and what can be a reason?
More sellers than buyers. True story. Let's not let facts get in the way of speculation: Europe and America are asleep. Asia reacts to morning fud by selling off a bit at lunchtime. |
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inb4 MSM 'The bitcoin bubble is back' ~ (volume is too low)  |
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