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Genuinely funny š¤£
Wow how did you find all of these places? I paid for an excellent meal in Vienna last year using Lightning but it seemed to be one of the only places in the whole city accepting btc.
HSBC, a global banking giant, for example, is extremely strict about it
Are you able to expand at all? How do you know this?
Said queue here: https://www.reddit.com/r/AusFinance/comments/1o1vaqs/queue_for_gold_on_martin_place/
I work nearby and the line was even longer yesterday lunch time
Hmm, seems inflationary. What is the planet brain scheme at work here with these tariffs? What will the knock on effects of this be, excepting of course, more inflation?
That article about Custodiaās problems with their state Banking Association is very interesting, or perhaps depressing. It will be interesting to see whatās next!
I don't know what I was expecting from that article that but this caught me off guard
The first thing that enters people's minds must be that the Bank of Thailand (BoT) is incompetent.
Hilarious. Never change, Bangkok Post.
Was this posted last week? If not please find here another opportunity to beat up on the Economist, one of my favourite things to do!
Thanks for sharing that, an old elementary school buddy is working for a UK university somewhere up north so thatās very interesting to read. I donāt know who Oxford Economics are but wow talk about money well spent. Just kidding. They are right about the apprentice thing, I believe it is much more formalised in Germany for example. I expect we will see an increase in trades, seems to have worked out well for a lot of Aussies who were never meant for the higher learning experience.
Thanks. Does it make sense to you now? It still does not make sense to me. How do you devalue ātokenised instrumentsā that are denominated in the base currency?
Nice thanks, I wasn't crazy about the last album so wasn't really planning on giving this a listen but I have decided against it and added it to my regular rotation playlist. should have a good idea of my thoughts in about a month...
I have thought about this a fair bit but not come to any solid conclusions. I think the Bitcoin network/blockchain is the perfect tool for the job allowing people to use their public key as their identity, as it is with nostr. this is for online use only, i don't see any need to doxx oneself as part of this solution.
I could see a world where people develop their reputation online using their public key as their identity. if someone posts something the world will be able to ascertain if it was truly posted by the person with the reputation or someone else pretending to be that person. in a world where deep fakes are commoditized I could see that being a use case, the importance of the bitcoin network being the source of truth is of course that it is owned by no one and can be used and trusted by anyone, as opposed to a centralized system being the arbiter of who is who.
Of course this goes against those who want to keep the bitcoin network focused on transactions rather than secondary use cases, I won't dig into that as I am not informed enough on the topic to have an opinion.
Of course the big issue here is a key pair is a tricky thing for the majority of people to manage, and while Fostr exists I have to wonder how realistic an pseudonymous identity service not run by a govt is, people are so uninformed I can't help but that that by the time a solution was robust enough for mass use and at the same time people understood their need for it, the govts of the world will have this shit even more locked down than they already do.
@freetx I have never heard of ION and very surprised to see such a thing under the MS banner, thanks for bringing it up!
and of course thanks OP for bringing up spaces, i will look at that too. For anyone else curious: https://docs.spacesprotocol.org/
Iād better go back and check their history but yes historically Murdoch media outlets and news.com.au is precisely that are the first to broadcast any negative Bitcoin news or report or paper etc.
This article is quite the U turn.
Itās probably too late now and thatās presuming you havenāt blown the whole thing but should anyone want some follow up material Daniel Batten was on a recent podcast where he went through some of the common misconceptions relating to Bitcoin and the environment, the climate activists might be interested to learn about what he is doing around landfill methane emissions which I believe is pioneering stuff.