Potential Monero Ecash tokens in 3-6 months (maybe)
Cool
nostr:nevent1qqsqv37s8fyqx0we6l4rs32h9hxrv52c8phzr0yd74lt26yyczgx5ygzxkk75
This is the way
Watch this and let me know if you still feel this way.
Which is why a tax is more likely the strategy. Just like property tax. You pay your property tax right?
And actively censor the corruption
The common theme I have found around privacy features is that they need to be use case driven rather than stating how feature x or feature y improves your privacy. It's about being completely factual vs factually complete. Being factuality complete is harder, and if people get the wrong idea about the tool can do then all you did is invent a foot gun.
“He had no idea who he was talking to, or what he was talking about.”
— nostr:npub1kzu0hk2h3tpru7pdj73jk7e6wtx6qas8vy6eh4jkv82zw545py9qu9rf4g
Amazing take BTW, and you spoke about tether based stable coins, but you didn't mentioned fedimint Discreet Log Contracts (DLC) based stable coins, or at least didn't mention fedimint DLCs.
Yes, if people do all the wrong things their merchant can narc them. Silent payments is one of them. Good thing silent payments makes them think they have privacy.
So then I can narc on my customers using labels. Great
So if I am a merchant, how do I know a specific customer has paid me so that I can ship the product or service?
Hey nostriches, I’m working on illustrations with nostr:npub13s5mxgws70rpxsug96jfvglggackjrxs2ehypwg0prjaxsek42sqd9l03e explaining Silent Payments at a high level…
What do you think? The lesser you know about silent payments the more valuable your feedback is! #privacy #ux
How does this solve the fungibility problem?
> you're claiming there's some determalistic (or even some general probabilist method) that undermines monero privacy?
I'm not claiming that. But I think that's what this privacy expert claims: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s3EbSKDA3o
> so what's your fucking problem?
My problem is that monero people claim it is private while permanently publishing massive amounts of info about each of their transactions -- something lightning fixes, even though a few monero influencers like to ignore that.
+Factually Completed based on the link provided.
Thank You
It's important to be completely factual, and factually complete. Factually complete is harder than being completely factual.
I can easily see this trending into seizing people's bitcoin for arbitrary reasons. At least those who don't self custody well enough.
Yes and maybe it will no longer be a speculative asset.
What happened to the S2F model on your website? It's not there
https://dashboard.clarkmoody.com/
Stock-to-Flow (S2F)
Analysts measure scarcity with Stock to flow models. They basically take the amount of a good or commodity that has already been produced or mined and is therefore stockpiled and divide it by the number of units being produced or mined now.
This ratio gives investors a sense about the scarcity levels in the sector or market. Here is the stock-to-flow data that Moody presents on the dashboard:
Realized stock-to-flow ratio – the amount of Bitcoin that was in the system during the last year divided by the supply that has been added (the higher the number, the scarcer Bitcoin is)
S2F price – Bitcoin price calculated according to the stock to flow model, or what Bitcoin prices should be if they stuck to stock to flow dynamics
Forward stock-to-flow ratio – existing amount of Bitcoin in the network divided by how much the supply is estimated to increase
Oh wait. It's over here:
What happened to the S2F model on your website? It's not there
https://dashboard.clarkmoody.com/
Stock-to-Flow (S2F)
Analysts measure scarcity with Stock to flow models. They basically take the amount of a good or commodity that has already been produced or mined and is therefore stockpiled and divide it by the number of units being produced or mined now.
This ratio gives investors a sense about the scarcity levels in the sector or market. Here is the stock-to-flow data that Moody presents on the dashboard:
Realized stock-to-flow ratio – the amount of Bitcoin that was in the system during the last year divided by the supply that has been added (the higher the number, the scarcer Bitcoin is)
S2F price – Bitcoin price calculated according to the stock to flow model, or what Bitcoin prices should be if they stuck to stock to flow dynamics
Forward stock-to-flow ratio – existing amount of Bitcoin in the network divided by how much the supply is estimated to increase