@jimmydiamond369 @hexdeep369 Confirmed: He transferred his $100k buy to another wallet and has now sold most of it off for DAI.
https://t.co/Ooe7gcjDqB
@hexdeep369 I posted in the Chat that my 'spidey senses' were tingling. I think he is more of a trader than he was willing to admit. The $100k he market bought on stream he has already DCA'd back out to DAI on another account.
https://t.co/Ooe7gcjDqB
HEX has technological advantages over #Bitcoin.
1. It's never had an inflation bug.
2. It's likely to be more secure forever, as its consensus supply code is an audited safe inside the EVM safe. Bitcoin has no audits, and its consensus supply code isn't locked in a safe. Which may be why it's had more than one inflation bug.
3. It doesn't burn up the environment to mint new coins.
4. It is more affordable to credit other addresses with (people often call this "sending.") 136 times more affordable at this moment, if you are running it on the PulseChain network.
5. HEX uses a unique proof of wait system for inflation, hybridized with proof of stake for logging the inflation, whereas the SHA256 proof of work system Bitcoin uses is rather beat to death across numerous projects.
6. HEX is more decentralized than Bitcoin. To mint new BTC you must beg one of a few companies to sell you their Bitcoin ASIC miners, and in a timely manner, or you can't mine. Then you have to maintain them with connectivity, electricity and cooling. Minting HEX requires none of the begging, or that centralization.
7. HEX is more friendly to price things in, as it has more units, no one likes paying fractions of BTC for things. Millibits never took off. If it had, they’re still around $30 each.
Details on those Bitcoin bugs: Bitcoin had 2 inflation bugs where anyone was able to mint as many new coins as they wanted. The CVE-2010-5139 bug was announced on 2010-8-15 minted 184 billion BTC and required a chain roll back. The CVE-2018-17144 bug was announced on 2018-09-17 and was discovered by a BitcoinCash developer, who disclosed it instead of exploiting it. HEX solves this by locking its economics code in an immutable smart contract, so network improvements and their possibility of bugs are kept far from the most important code. The last Bitcoin "unlimited free coins" inflation bug was created by adding an optimization to the networking stack.
Some people really are in blockchain for the tech. HEX is great tech. Flawlessly functioning for 3.69 years now, while so many other things failed.
It’s a good thing writing software is speech, and a protected human right, or else we might never make technological progress. I wouldn’t want to live in a world where the people who can build a better future are scared to do it. If you’re not building free and open-source software, consider giving great thanks to those that do, because the Internet we all use and love is built and maintained by those rare, selfless souls. THANKS DEVS.
@CosmoJenkinz I made an Outdoor NEST camera my monitor. You're able to rewind very easily so you can see how long they slept. You can also monitor them while out for date night when the grandparents are babysitting. Once the baby grows up you can then use it as a security camera outside. Boom!