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@monad_alexander @bennyyoung Core problem seems to be 1. Give power to the people and hope they do the right thing 2. A free society should have freedom of association 3. People can't do right thing when the money is not fungible (bc everything is public) I still feel 2 is needed, not sure how to have it

@cryptorecruitr Now try excluding stablecoins lol

Bitcoin dominance is NOT dominating. If you simply zoom out on cycles, it's obvious that BTC dominance is stalling. This is not an opinion. This is data.

@gbkaras Underspecified details. Were you in the room or killed from outside with a sniper rifle? If you were in the room, did you get counted among the 100 murderers originally mentioned?

Logic failure.

@VEGAS_ADA_Pool Assuming the person used default slippage settings, why the hell is the default setting one that can wreck the user so hard. I understand that it makes sense when used in the right context, but why make it the default.

Oh my giddy arse. NEVER panic when you need to exit a coin. Thoughts are with the person who has made a mistake here.

@monad_alexander @flantoshi IMO regardless of its problems US is still the most robust and well placed economies, even when including the huge debt.

@flantoshi The USA hasn't definitively won a major military engagement since WW2. Also, we're not talking about passive entropy, rather a case where a set of motivated actors are actively building alternatives.

Why i mostly laugh when people say we need to integrate with existing systems. By the time the integrations are ready, most of this shit will be dead.

@RGLoveLaced @imikushin @liqwidfinance That's really weird, even if its not confirmed the logical thing should be to give the stake to the old pool, why count it as neither here nor there.

@imikushin @liqwidfinance Will probably happen when you move your $Ada delegation during an epoch change. Most likely when the stake snapshot is done while your transaction is being processed but not yet confirmed. So better be safe and delegate way before or after an epoch change.

Liqwid was notified earlier today that ADA delegation was missed during the previous epoch transition, which will lead to the protocol not earning the full staking rewards for this period during the epoch transition on March 11th. This issue has resulted in a loss of at least one pool's staking rewards for the current epoch incurred by users of the protocol. Liqwid Labs takes this matter seriously and is investigating the full impact. We are committed to offsetting this shortfall by retroactively increasing LQ rewards for this epoch, in an amount equal to 115% of the missed staking rewards. The root cause of this issue was the execution of a market batch during the epoch transition. To prevent similar situations in the future, we will not run batches near epoch boundaries and will use a conservative buffer. We sincerely apologize to our users and our SPO partners for this issue. We also extend our thanks to the @cardanistas (CARDs) SPO for notifying us of this issue.

@danivideda @SebastienGllmt You can absolutely make a packed transaction make a transaction on Cardano that will almost the size of a full block.

@SebastienGllmt In that case, I’m guessing it will be Ethereum that has the most TiT. Because from my quick google search, one transaction can have a gas limit of a single block, where Cardano couldn’t equally do that. But the Tx fees would be astronomical, unlike in Cardano

Which blockchain do you think has the most transactions-in-transactions - sometimes called internal transactions Cardano or Ethereum?

@IOHK_Charles Open Letter to Charles Ignore such pointless letters.

An Open Letter to Me twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@BitBlocks368 The difference is that people die from a plane crash, they won't die from buying $1000 worth of "unregistered securities"

In the aviation industry, what is more important? Companies being allowed to innovate, push their products, and fly/maintain planes how they see fit? Or, coordinated government oversight to ensure all these things happen with consumer safety at the number one position? 👇

@Trrstnn @technologypoet @MuesliSwapTeam @TeamKujira @axotrade @GeniusyieldO Programmable swaps with concurrent execution.

@BitBlocks368 @RealSaidov Do we really know its new people that buy the Elon runs or just the same degens who are too stubborn to learn their lessons. Or is it mostly driven by sentiment analysis bots.

@RealSaidov How do we get Doge to stop having ‘Elon runs’, that go on to burn people serving as exit liquidity for those who know it is as irrelevant as Bitcoin Gold?

#crypto is here to stay. There seems to be a growing consensus about its impact on humanity. The incumbents want to separate #blockchain, from #crypto (hint, it's not possible, otherwise you'd just run your permissioned db). The #crypto natives see everything running on it.

@rickmccracken @saylor @SECGov It's quite simple, you can build and repair the Bitcar on your own, which is obviously the most important thing.

Consensus is building that everything in the #Crypto industry other than #Bitcoin is a security, destined to be regulated by the @SECGov. This makes $BTC the only crypto-asset suitable for use as global money. nymag.com/intelligencer/…

@CalvinsBrew Tell me you don't understand the pitfalls of majority rule without telling me you don't understand 🤦🤦🤦

@Jeremysoojk @ErgBass @vesprwallet @blockfrost_io I think the secure part of it should somehow be made open source. Like how the wallet seed phrase and private key is handled. There should be an open package which should be called for the password/private key signing process, and wallets can interface with that open package

@TobiasFancee @technologypoet @SundaeSwap @MinswapDEX Fun fact, there are 82k unique wallets holding Sundae, and only 20k holding Min. k bye 😉

@technologypoet @SundaeSwap @MinswapDEX VCs like WingRiders maybe. But Sundae's dead, imo. Only two that matter currently are Minswap and Muesliswap.

@Power2theEdge It's the same mindset woke people have when they try to cancel someone, forgetting that that same power can be used against them in the future.

Why does such large part of the $Bitcoin community believe regulatory intervention is a key to its success 🤷‍♂️

@technologypoet @MuesliSwapTeam @TeamKujira And then @axotrade and @GeniusyieldO will unleash the Defi features only possible with eUTxO 🤩

@technologypoet @SundaeSwap @MinswapDEX Only one of them was hacked, just saying. 😉

@Redd_Spark @monad_alexander My point was more on the line of, they'll put in on the chain and now we can't remove it. (Except maybe the IPFS image can be removed, but that's not the point of the argument)

@RegiCardano @monad_alexander Or discuss how to track who made it without tracking those that did not make it

Correct response to regulation which destroys your core values. arstechnica.com/information-te…

@Redd_Spark @monad_alexander No need for ZK proof. Signal can just have an AI model that runs on the user device and detects media that shouldn't go through. But once again, people can just send encrypted files. "Private companies shouldn't make decisions about society" - They said they'll leave UK 😅

@RegiCardano @monad_alexander If this is true then such technology should be treated the way we treat genome editing and done carefully. Private companies should not make arbitrary decisions about what's best for society. But I'm hoping there might be better solutions through zero knowledge proofs.

@Redd_Spark @monad_alexander Some day someone will make a child abuse NFT and we'll have to discuss censoring transactions. 🫠

@Redd_Spark @monad_alexander I think in this case it can be mathematically proved that no solution exists that allows a backdoor as well as remains private. And people can still create groups on Signal and send files encrypted, hence solving nothing.