In the past 48 hours I have been contacted by several whistleblowers. These people would like to and will stay anonymous. I have learned some deeply troubling things and there is a lot more to come - this is just the very beginning. Here is some of what I can tell you.
@CoinDesk@nikhileshde No Surprise. They will continue to try to regulate it even if they don't understand it. Hacks are terrible for the individuals involved, but they expose flaws that devs can learn and improve in the future.
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Real world non-fungible asset explained: just because you own a house, doesn't mean you can trade it for another house. Original paintings like a Banksy or Picasso have unique value; these are #nonfungible assets.
Tried explaining NFTs to our non-crypto family members; started with wtf is a #fungible asset; interchangeable, non-unique items. Like trading one dollar bill for another at a vending machine. Dollar bills, like bitcoin to bitcoin, hold the same value when traded.
NFTs are a more relatable side to crypto. But is anyone else is tired of the pretentious tone? For the rest of us who don't have a spare $250k to invest what would you say if we told you we are opening ways for adults to fund their own digital assets without the high costs?