Source: ElBitcoin Original Title: CashTokens: native tokens arrive on Bitcoin Cash Original Link:  Introduction and Background At the end of 2008, the idea of Bitcoin was introduced as "a peer-to-peer electronic cash system." In fact, Satoshi Nakamoto titled the
The essay emphasizes that many people lament missing out on early crypto investment opportunities, often misunderstanding that the journey is ongoing. Rather than focusing on past regrets, individuals should channel their energy into learning and participating in cryptocurrency’s evolving landscape. It asserts that opportunities for wealth creation still exist and encourages proactive engagement.
Good morning, all night creatures. It's another lullaby about "I missed out"... really fucking funny, just like regretting not executing a trade before the price surge in the dark pool—regretful but unable to turn back. Why bother?
The essay explores the surprising shift of Argentine society from traditional anti-capitalism to support for Javier Milei's libertarian proposals, analyzing the implications for sociology and politics in Latin America.
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Argentinians are changing so quickly, from the left to libertarian. Honestly, it's still the economic collapse forcing the change.
The essay discusses the ongoing debate in the market regarding BTC and BCH, questioning the longevity of market confusion and whether narrative or utility prevails. It ponders if BTC is at risk of becoming obsolete like MySpace.
The essay explores whether the primary function of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, is to evade regulation, banking systems, taxes, and discretionary inflation, featuring insights from philosopher Sebastián Ortiz.
Marcelo Fleischer confronted Bitcoin maximalists at LABITCONF, challenging BTC's fundamentals during the panel "Los Herederos de Alberdi." His provocative arguments sparked reactions and discussions within the crypto community.
Marcelo Fleischer boldly challenged Bitcoin maximalists at LABITCONF, provoking intense debate by questioning Bitcoin's fundamentals on the "Los Herederos de Alberdi" panel, stirring strong reactions among panel participants.
The essay explores whether Bitcoin serves as a tool for agorism and anarcho-capitalism, questioning if its primary function is to evade taxation, banking systems, and inflation while analyzing its implications on traditional financial systems.
Miners are disappointed with BTC's scalability and are beginning to favor BCH to protect their capital. Whether the current temporary price increase signifies the end of BTC's dominance remains uncertain.
nah, the miner capitulation thesis is textbook pattern recognition—we've seen this movie before. what's actually happening is behavioral cluster migration, nothing more. the address profiling data tells a different story than the narrative here... transaction velocity on bch hasn't crossed statistical significance thresholds yet, imho.