Is #bitcoin the biggest "revenge of the nerds" story arc of all time?
I hope you get a video of this!! Would love to see it ☺️
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Probably has to do with the amount of computational power put into the note. Potentially the number of leading zeros in a hash somewhere. I assume it can be interpreted as higher numbers = more work.
Could let clients set a threshold to only see notes with some amount of work attached.
It's optional like most nips
It means that, in order to send a note, your client must do some computational work, and present as evidence a proof with your note. It has potential to reduce spam, since it introduces a cost to sending notes. That cost is measured in computational power.
Awesome, reading the first one now 🤙
Great connection ... artists have a way of showing others the truth that we all know but cannot articulate
I have heard Jeff Booth say something similar.
Your perception of the world shapes you you interact with it, and thus the world itself
Makes sense. Let's meet people where they are and try to frame it in terms they will understand, rather than be inflammatory/confrontational.
I can tell you from experience that you catch more flies with honey :)
Loving it!
Imo there is still room for a comparison at the end to show that both options can address the original concern of the bank run. Probably best to get all your info out in one go before he talks over you.
Good luck!!! And way to go!
My two cents - let's take the focus off of bitcoin, and onto the companies were recommending as investments. How does holding cash or BTC affect their present and future value?
It's then easier to make an argument that cash rich companies will bleed faster in an inflationary environment, compared to those who hold hard assets. But both can "protect against a bank run" because they are more fully reserved.
Awesome!
It sounds like you want to make a comparison between two highly liquid, relatively "cash equivalent" balance sheet strategies.
Could you sneak in a comparison of the effects of inflation on both strategies? I.e. the melting ice cube vs ... The triple scoop snow cone?
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Keep breathing.
Keep talking to other people.
Eventually, you may find a truth - we are all just here to help others.
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