I haven't owned any since 2017 and don't intend to begin now or at any point in the future.
It would be good for blind people such as myself. There's so much of the internet. I'm almost certain I miss out on because I can't see it.
is about the collapse of FTX and how Sam went from strange kid fo prison inmate. The book shows the lack of controls inside FTX and touches on BlockFi and othet psudo banks lending crypto to Alameda Research and failing.
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Oh God, this one is going to be insane. Interesting.
If you ever wanted a better explanation of not your keys, not your coins, go read "Going Infinite: the Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon" by Michael M. Lewis.
I collaborated with Sam Callahan to analyze bitcoin’s correlation with global broad money supply.
The result was that it had higher directional correlation to money supply than other asset classes, at 83%.
We also looked at indicators for when bitcoin is more likely to deviate from liquidity. In other words, what’s usually going on in that other 17%. The answer, generally, is that the asset is coming down after major periods of extreme sentiment.
You can check out the full report here:
https://www.lynalden.com/bitcoin-a-global-liquidity-barometer/


What a fantastic and extremely useful report. Thank you all for your work.
No way, why would I do something like that?
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Just finished a 2014 book called Wildcat Currency: How the virtual money revolution is transforming the economy by Edward Castonova.
#Monero
Yeah, it has definitely gotten a lot more stable in the past couple of months.
thats true
Well, things like Monero solve the problem of not being able to count cash since it's still digital and people can pay exactly what is owed and not need change back and they don't have to sit there and count things. In all fairness, I can make change, but I am slow about it. Working as a cashier probably would not work for me due to the speed at which I can count change and do that math.
That is true, and while we are not there yet, we will get to the point with CBDCs where they can control your movement by just simply stopping your card from working at the gas station, etc.
Here in the United States, absolutely you can. In other places, it is possible once you find vendors, but it is more difficult. have a look at xmrbazaar.com for a growing p2p market
yeah buddy...
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I completely understand where you're coming from, except for your recommendation of using Bitcoin. Monero is cheaper, private, and on-chain
In case you arent aware xmrbazaar.com is zero fees for everyone.
#XMRBazaar
The push to control teen access to social media is really a push to require KYC on all apps and websites.
nostr:npub1d9nndmy3lx6f00cysrmn2v9t6hz280uwycw0kgcfdhvg99azry8sududfv has a great interview about why this is all so problematic.
Good luck getting mastodon instances and nostr to follow these rules. The internet has to be gatekeeper companies (facebook, pornhub, etc) so they can be brought to court, etc. no company no control.

