Bank of England’s deputy governor for financial stability, Sir Jon Cunliffe, has warned that the price of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, could fall to zero. Noting that the crypto industry is “growing very fast,” he stressed: “We really need to roll our sleeves up and get on with it, so that by the time this becomes […]
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There are some aspects of crypto I think are absolutely necessary and can't wait to be using them in a mainstream way. And yes I am also talking about metaverses. But not the kind of crap I see pushed here everyday. The real projects we want and need are probably just being thought of today…
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Everybody in this sub who isn't a troll assumes that crypto it's going to replace a number of different Industries, most obviously banking and especially money transfer companies. I was surprised to see the vehement excitement with which people in here greeted the assumed imminent death of Ticketmaster and its competitors at the hand of…
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For everyone new to Crypto, don’t listen to all the Hopium around the sub 100% of the time. It’s easy to get caught up in it. But don’t be afraid to take profits just because someone random on the internet is preaching hodl or diamond hands. We all have personal lives and expenses to take…
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I realized today when I was a billionaire that I had no idea how to convert my coins to fiat(USD). I was planning on holding for awhile. But in a panic I set up a binance dot us account as I'm in the states, its not verified yet and I didn't see rvn listed anyway…
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Network effect is the gold standard of Web2. Platforms with network effect are almost impossible to beat by companies who don't. Companies with network effect can only be beat by other companies with better network effect. The consequence of this is a power-law distribution: Facebook makes as much as Twitter and every other social network…
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Most, if not all of those posts are just idiots who either clicked on suspicious links or had a stupid fuck-up they either don't want to admit to or are oblivious about. It is difficult to have your system compromised or to "hack" your software wallet. Most of the hacks are social engineering that ignorant…
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