2018 was supposed to be the year of the STO (Security Token Offering). Real estate, agriculture, stocks, just about any asset can be digitized and issued using the blockchain. Unfortunately at that time, the world was not quite ready for this revolutionary and disruptive technology. Fast forward the clock several years to today, and now…
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Thought I'd share some personal opinions on the state of crypto from the perspective of someone who was deep in the dot-com boom (and bust). I see a lot of parallels. The Dot-Com Bubble (1995-2000) Back in the late nineties, I was very deep in the dot-com craziness. My reddit account is pseudonymous so I…
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submitted by /u/C0DER- [link] [comments]
Yesterday morning I noticed several unusual things happening. My chase fraud alert went off and they canceled my credit card. My Facebook was logged into from an unknown location. My Gmail was hacked and I started to receive hundreds of spam emails… I logged into my Coinbase account to check on it, change passwords, etc.…
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I'm trying to run a RVN node 4.3.2.1 on Ubuntu 20.04. I built from source with the -disable-wallet option, and I have a couple of questions: 1) The -maxconnections is reduced from 1000 to 861 due to system limitations. Is this a concern? 2) Running raven-cli getconnectioncount returns 12, which seems a bit low. How…
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If you need to explain your holding(s), use percentages of your total investment to illustrate how much of each coin you have. I know you’re smart, but don’t make yourself a target for scammers or make a hacker’s job easier by providing information you don’t need to share. This advice holds true for Reddit, the…
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Been reading about ethereum and ether a lot recently. Is ether like a bank check (that states it has some value)? If so, why is the vehicle used as means of transferring value have any intrinsic value? In this example, why would the paper check be worth anything? submitted by /u/freditoj [link] …
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Sorry if this post comes across as condescending but it is so easy to get stuck in a habit of checking your portfolio every time you pick your phone up, especially with prices sitting as they do now. Crytpo is great but as with everything else in life it should be taken in moderation and…
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