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Gildong.Hong
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#Bitcoin X #Nostr I am interested in libertarianism, austrian school, cypherpunk. Murray Newton Rothbard⚡️ Ludwig von Mises⚡️ Satoshi Nakamoto⚡️ Embedded fw engineer. Native Korean(South) who doesn't like kimchi anymore and love steak🥩(not stake) Me English no good sorry.

물론 여러 체계가 필요하겠지만 가능할 것이라고 생각합니다. 사이닝 키(개인키)는 HSM을 통해서만 접근 가능하고 HSM에 접근할 수 있는 권한을 상황에 맞게 구축하지 않을까 생각됩니다.

공개키 암호화 방식은 널리 사용되고 있는 방식이기 때문에 산업 분야에 따라 지금도 키 관리는 필요합니다. 제가 알기로 키 관리가 필요한 기업들은 HSM(Hardware Security Module) 을 사용해 키를 관리하는 것으로 알고 있습니다.

(블로그는 대충 검색해서 나온거 퍼왔습니다)

https://m.blog.naver.com/mds_datasecurity/221950138311

#liquidisrespector

This note is likely true. However, I think this can be applied not only Liquid but also to other blockchains.

Short version rebuttal:

Gold lacked scalability, which is why gold IOUs came into circulation and eventually gave birth to fiat.

I'm sure Bitcoin will follow in gold's footsteps if Bitcoin IOUs like Liquid become widely used.

Unlike LN, Liquid is not a layer 2 solution, but a testament to Bitcoin's lack of scalability.

We all are contributing every seconds, IMO.

Developers are important, of course, but I believe the users who use what they create are more important.

To make money by providing good products and services to the world, spend some of it, and save the rest in Bitcoin. I do think that's the most amazing thing we can do.

I actually have a background in software and computer science, and if you don't have that, I don't think you need to read code or study it yourself.

For non-computer nommies, like you, I think just understand the concepts at a high level and have the minimum knowledge to run a full node, which is something I don't know much about yet is enough.

Don't be in too much of a hurry :)

It's the most intuitive illustration I've ever seen.

(Before SegWit)

https://www.lopp.net/pdf/Bitcoin_Developer_Reference.pdf

bitcoin-curriculum by chaincode labs

I needed more information about #Bitcoin core dev just 10 minutes ago, Now I have so much information that I can't read it all. WoW!

https://github.com/chaincodelabs/bitcoin-curriculum

The future of Liquid.

1BTC != 1L-BTC

Never stake your #Bitcoin into Liquid bLocKcHaIn. If you did so, you'd better believe you won't get your #Bitcoin back.

Liquid is fragile. The more Liquid grow, the more incentive for governments to compromise the FED. This reminds me of Executive Order 6102.

#Bitcoin is not crypto, Liquid is the crypto.

By the way, did those clowns get paid? I've been seeing a lot of Liquid talk lately🤮

https://youtu.be/psObTmh-Qy4

https://youtu.be/6aHXPv_qXs8

Replying to Avatar getbackmybtc

https://youtu.be/lGOzr_SYabw

[자유지성] 이 븅신같은 인간…

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#ordisrespector

Small blockers also believed full blocks were inevitable anyway. After all, if blockspace was available, why not use it up? Anyone could store anything they liked in the blockchain, for instance their music collection or encrypted documents. Demand for cheap, highly-replicated storage was essentially unbounded, they argued. Asking for the limit to increase above expected demand was therefore nonsense. Indeed, one person could easily fill all the space up themselves. The retort to this point from the larger blockers circled back to the mining incentive argument; miners would not do this, they claimed, miners would not let this amount of data in the blocks. In addition to this, large blockers argued that blocks had not been full in the first five years of Bitcoin, a characteristic which they said contributed to its success. Why would anyone want to make the risky move of changing that now?

- The Blocksize War Ch.2 March to War

https://blog.bitmex.com/the-blocksize-war-chapter-2-march-to-war/

#ordisrespector

Small blockers also believed full blocks were inevitable anyway. After all, if blockspace was available, why not use it up? Anyone could store anything they liked in the blockchain, for instance their music collection or encrypted documents. Demand for cheap, highly-replicated storage was essentially unbounded, they argued. Asking for the limit to increase above expected demand was therefore nonsense. Indeed, one person could easily fill all the space up themselves. The retort to this point from the larger blockers circled back to the mining incentive argument; miners would not do this, they claimed, miners would not let this amount of data in the blocks. In addition to this, large blockers argued that blocks had not been full in the first five years of Bitcoin, a characteristic which they said contributed to its success. Why would anyone want to make the risky move of changing that now?

- The Blocksize War Ch.2 March to War

https://blog.bitmex.com/the-blocksize-war-chapter-2-march-to-war/

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