Sounds like you were a Phoenix user previously and never learned how it worked.
It sounds like it's a slippery slope away from freedom
This is the last I have see Max Keiser suggesting people follow him into El Salvador
I like https://mutinywallet.com/
If these events are true, I think people need to set aside their differences between BTC and crypto maxi, and realize our governments are on a witch hunt against all these communities as a whole. Don't let the fact that Steven Nerayoff is an ETH guy blind you.
Anyone know why https://oddbean.com/ is down?
#asknostr
We already have dandelion, we just don't have dandelion++
That article makes it sound like we don't even have dandelion.
DeFi under attack!
Who cares you say? Well, the shit you do care about is next. So root for the underdog.
--Uniswap got hit with a Wells Notice
--SEC claims it's an unregistered securities exchange and the Uniswap interface is an unregistered securities broker-dealer
--SEC claims UNI is an investment contract
Uniswap responds this is false. Direct Quote:
"These assertions assume that value represented in a specific digital file format is a security – and that the SEC can unilaterally extend the definitions of exchanges, brokers and contracts to the point of meaninglessness. A token is a file format, like a PDF. The Protocol is a general purpose computer program that anyone can use and integrate, like TCP/IP. And the hundreds of thousands of users who received UNI tokens for their participation in the protocol’s early days received the token for free, with no contract, and without expectations of profit solely from the efforts of Uniswap Labs."
They are fighting it in court with:
--The lawyer who won the Ripple case
--2nd Different lawyer who won the Grayscale case
The gloves are off! What do you think will happen?
Source: https://blog.uniswap.org/the-fight-for-defi-continues
I don't think anyone knows what the implications are if Uniswap loses their case.
nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx is a key member of opensats
I know OpenSats is a thing. I don't know if you would qualify that as a common good. They use a multisig to vote on where the funds go. No need for a smart contract though.
I am referring to the funding of common goods. How does ethereum differentiate itself from bitcoin in this claim?
The trucker protest bitcoin fund barely managed to release the funds to the truckers before the remaining funds were seized. Is their system somehow better when the common good fund is spicy?




