You can call it whatever you want... a "job" or a career, but there ends up being a monetary calculation in there too, and at what point is working not worth the effort? Sure that is going to be an individual calculation, of course.
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You speak as if you have never in your life had work that meant anything to you. That's sad.
So let's say you retire. What are you going to do with your time? Watch TV and have hookers blow you round the clock? While I imagine this would be a great time for a week or so, after a while, I'd be looking to exercise my brain.
Sure, Bitfinex had several opportunities already to employ an exchange exit scam -
For all we know, they have already executed two partial exit scams.
If you want to ground your views of the world on conspiracy theories, then sure that is possible.
I've seen enough exit scams. I know the way this story usually ends. 'Trust but verify' doesn't work, unless you actually get around to the verification part. How's that audit looking?
Evidence not compelling.
There seems to be some strange nexus between Bitcoin and seasteading. When I attended the Bitcoin 2013 conference in San Jose, TSI was one of the exhibitors there.
I've been harping on this blocksize thing for three years. Now I see it as a symptom of a bigger problem: governance.
Replacing the anarchy of permissionlessness with a single self-selected lying autocrat holding 50% of the currency and 90% of the decision-making apparatus hardly seems like a preferable solution.
I wonder if since the other exchanges are having some sort of issue if all the trading has now moved to the Gox hence the recent increase somewhat.
Not sure if trolling or having a flashback.
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