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Every argument against Bitcoin is an argument for Bitcoin.
Why? Because of antifragility - that which profits from chaos.
$BTC is the world's first asset that benefits from its critics, makes fools of its hijackers & proves naysayers wrong even when they are right.
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TechCrunch Founder’s Crypto Fund Tops $100 Million, Completes First Acquisition coindesk.com/techcrunch-foun… via @CoinDesk
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EXCLUSIVE: An investor in @arrington's XRP Capital has put up $30 million more, enabling the fund to acquire an Australian trading firm, @bytesizecapital. ow.ly/lgiK30odmum @BradyDale reports
We're proud to announce ByteSize Capital will be merging with @arringtonXRPcap.
A long time in the making!
arringtonxrpcapital.com/2019…
Which consensus protocol is most likely to survive in the wild (i.e. robust)?
1) Rewards "good" behaviour only
2) Both rewards "good" behaviour & punishes "bad" behaviour.
Avalanche's @el33th4xor on the potential side effects of introducing slashing conditions to $EOS.
github.com/EOSIO/eos/issues/…
Pay attention to what @jpmorgan coin is really telling us.
We're in the beginning phases of a golden age in Private Money, akin to the Free Banking Era of the mid-1800s.
This is Hayek's vision of competing currencies coming to life.
The Denationalisation of Money by Friedrich Hayek: nakamotoinstitute.org/static….
The rise of the BLS signature scheme:
1) @dfinity -> hires co-creator Benn Lynn (the "L")
2) @skalelabs -> open sourcing library
3) @Algorand -> co-authors IETF standard with co-creator Dan Boneh (the "B")
4) Chia Network -> released draft implementation.
Draft BLS implementation by @ChiaNetworkInc: github.com/Chia-Network/bls-….











