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Not crypto-related, but I like all tech stuff. Before we die at the hands of AI (thank you for the warning, Elon) - we might get a chance to puke all over ourselves at the speed of 1200 km/h 😲
Legal boundaries keep pushing back technological advancmeents - you simply cannot adjust new things to old framework. But… you HAVE to. For now. Anyway, very interesting read: bit.ly/2l7RaB9
Disclaimer - why I am skipping some obviously profitable things - am I a retard? Well, yes, but:
1) It depends on the size of your holdings. If you have like 2 ETH, then damn - register for all lotteries, it will be worth it. But with bigger size it starts getting pointless. Instead of wasting hours on making accounts to put 1 ETH in, I would rather read whitepapers, get in early and have a big stack in a good project. Much more interesting, at least to me. But from now on I will try to split up my opinion based on the portfolio differences.
2) I believe there are enough opportunities in this market to make money - and you cannot participate in everything you see. And because I value integrity, I would rather skip unprofessional projects that only have HYPE - like ANKR and Fantom - and spend more time on a team that values its community (community, not speculators!) Eventually, it is easier to choose 5-6 projects and go big rather than have 50 projects and have 0 idea of what is happening to them.
Remember, these are just my thoughts. I am not giving investment advice.
1) It depends on the size of your holdings. If you have like 2 ETH, then damn - register for all lotteries, it will be worth it. But with bigger size it starts getting pointless. Instead of wasting hours on making accounts to put 1 ETH in, I would rather read whitepapers, get in early and have a big stack in a good project. Much more interesting, at least to me. But from now on I will try to split up my opinion based on the portfolio differences.
2) I believe there are enough opportunities in this market to make money - and you cannot participate in everything you see. And because I value integrity, I would rather skip unprofessional projects that only have HYPE - like ANKR and Fantom - and spend more time on a team that values its community (community, not speculators!) Eventually, it is easier to choose 5-6 projects and go big rather than have 50 projects and have 0 idea of what is happening to them.
Remember, these are just my thoughts. I am not giving investment advice.
What you could get for the price of #Fantom winning tx 🙈 Numbers:
- ladyboy hour $70
- lobster dinner $35 (+ tips every dinner)
- iPhoneX $1150
- Macbook Pro $1600
- ladyboy hour $70
- lobster dinner $35 (+ tips every dinner)
- iPhoneX $1150
- Macbook Pro $1600
crab notes 🦀 lobsterdao
Adoption of non-traditional approaches - which blockchain is - comes with big players (or revolution). Big players means legal and GDPR compliance. Enough research papers, let’s buidl
In case you are confused with the picture (you probably are 😛)
The chart shows where different blockchains are positioned with regard to possibilities of adoption:
🤢 ETH/NEO and other public ledgers cannot be used for businesses and thus cannot achieve business-level adoption. Period, there is no ‘maybe’.
🤔 More permissioned blockchains with private side chains are a bit more likely to be used by businesses, but still they are very imperfect and will likely be inapplicable.
🙃 APEX has some ideas about GDPR, but they seem to be doing something weird. Anyway, good try. Hyperledger - you still have to streеch the idea to make it GDPR compliant.
❓ Holochain is not a blockchain, but its design allows it to be GDPR compliant, altough it is not its primary use case at all (their own claim), so it is not really relevant.
[here comes the shill 😭]
🔥 Project xxx (codename) is the hybrid transformation - taking the best from these worlds.
PS: Don’t tell me GDPR is not needed or that blockchains do not care about laws/regulations (we are talking about business/wide adoption, not cryptokitties).
People do not care about their privacy, they do not need blockchain in their lives by default. Major adoption will either come via revolution/changes in social structures (see how less developed or countries where people are really dissatisfied with the society they live in/the government - use cryptocurrencies the most: Korea is an example of that, whereas Europe - much less). Or it will come due to adoption by corporations and proper legal framework - making it usable for normal people who are used to pressing 2 buttons and entering a password rather than having an ass-long private key.
Don’t get me wrong, I love decentralization. But for that to really happen, we need to make the first step.
That first step is general adoption. Enough research papers have been written. Time to build and use it 😎
If you do not agree, feel free to DM me
The chart shows where different blockchains are positioned with regard to possibilities of adoption:
🤢 ETH/NEO and other public ledgers cannot be used for businesses and thus cannot achieve business-level adoption. Period, there is no ‘maybe’.
🤔 More permissioned blockchains with private side chains are a bit more likely to be used by businesses, but still they are very imperfect and will likely be inapplicable.
🙃 APEX has some ideas about GDPR, but they seem to be doing something weird. Anyway, good try. Hyperledger - you still have to streеch the idea to make it GDPR compliant.
❓ Holochain is not a blockchain, but its design allows it to be GDPR compliant, altough it is not its primary use case at all (their own claim), so it is not really relevant.
[here comes the shill 😭]
🔥 Project xxx (codename) is the hybrid transformation - taking the best from these worlds.
PS: Don’t tell me GDPR is not needed or that blockchains do not care about laws/regulations (we are talking about business/wide adoption, not cryptokitties).
People do not care about their privacy, they do not need blockchain in their lives by default. Major adoption will either come via revolution/changes in social structures (see how less developed or countries where people are really dissatisfied with the society they live in/the government - use cryptocurrencies the most: Korea is an example of that, whereas Europe - much less). Or it will come due to adoption by corporations and proper legal framework - making it usable for normal people who are used to pressing 2 buttons and entering a password rather than having an ass-long private key.
Don’t get me wrong, I love decentralization. But for that to really happen, we need to make the first step.
That first step is general adoption. Enough research papers have been written. Time to build and use it 😎
If you do not agree, feel free to DM me
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So unprotected. Anyone could have grabbed Vitalik and ran away with him 🌚