Raph

Will the decline of biodiversity halt? Aren't we part of the biodiversity?

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@truecrypto How can you be brilliant and post such a comment? Global warming is a slow process leading to tension for water management, biodiversity, agriculture. It's what she meant, that we must drastically change ASAP, not that we will cook or starve in 5 years...

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@reno4242 @LynAldenContact In 100 years, the world won't be as we know it and our energy consumption very different from now. So can we really answer to this question?

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@TXMCtrades It's because more you learn and more you can feel how much you still have to learn. So it's true, you know a Lil bit about it but it's a matter of the reference level 😁.

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@nayibbukele The country of volcanoes... Nuclear power plants... What could go wrong. I support nuclear energy but it depends where. Isn't geothermal energy a better bet for almost free and infinite energy?

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@DefiIgnas Will that bring the next gen dApps on FTM that will be revolutionary for 6 months until the next wave of scams and next FTM upgrade? Rinse, repeat and early adopters get rekt. FTM would not exist without the fantastic devs but would be nothing if we wouldn't put our money in DeFi

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@AndreCronjeTech Great work on the technical aspects. Users (early adopters) have been scammed by so many projects on FTM. The technology is essential, but is nothing without an healthy ecosystem and real use cases. I personally love FTM but lost so much on it. FTM foundation must address that.

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@cz_binance Actually, if the guy get a 2h meeting with you and all he can finally talk about is on your van, what a dushbag! When a wise man points at the moon, an idiot looks at his finger...

[Bob Loukas 🗽 @BobLoukas]

The next video in the 4-Year #Bitcoin Cycle series is live.

"The First Scare"

I would kindly appreciate a RETWEET and LIKE. Feel free to share it elsewhere.
$BTC

LINK >> https://t.co/xmai3xV0jI

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@TXMCtrades Growing my own veggie garden is one of the best thing to feed yourself and your soul. Good to do some exercise and to reconnect with nature. It's definitely underrated and you don't need a big surface to feed a family of 3-4 person.

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@binance Food and pay the rent even if I'm here for the tech. 2021 newbies are suffering, we don't know how it feels to be in Green territory.

[Michael A. Arouet @MichaelAArouet]

Current macro outlook. Weekend in Southern France never disappoints

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@MeanJo2 @mowassolon @Sprinter99800 You didn't even understand what was my point, meditate on it, think and then reply.

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@br_jessyqa @Sprinter99800 Clear and direct position which is no negotiation for stopping the conflict. He really needs the people's support for being so clear and intelligent 👏🏽

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@TXMCtrades In the end we all make our own decisions. Maybe don't even think about being bothered by responding... You give us great info to help us in our decision making. In return, you know you'll ve a room at my place and some fresh beers in the fridge when you come to the EU.

[Sam Callahan @samcallah]

Another illogical paper was recently published by the BIS.

The entire piece lays out all of the perceived risks cryptoassets bring to the traditional financial system. The BIS is worried about how cryptoassets could cause more financial instability in the traditional financial system.

The paper then turns its focus specifically to the risk cryptoassets pose to Emerging Market economies, where cryptoasset adoption is soaring.

They list out all the possible factors for why there are so many cryptoasset users in these Emerging Markets:

1.) They "need to store value due to high inflation or high currency depreciation"
2.) They need to transfer money back to their countries more easily and cheaply
3.) Their country lacks a solid fiscal position. "The probability of a sudden sovereign default could undermine the value of an EME currency and push citizens to buy cryptoassets"
4.) Their country lacks credible central banks and solid financial or monetary institutions
5.) If capital controls restrict their access to dollars when the local currency is failing, cryptoassets can be more easily transferred across borders through global crypto exchanges, P2P transfers, and crypto wallets.

So just to summarize...the BIS is concerned about the risks cryptoassets pose to Emerging Markets because people are using them to escape high inflation, currency devaluation, irresponsible fiscal policy, capital controls, and expensive traditional methods to transact globally.

Instead of the BIS focusing on the risks cryptoassets pose to Emerging Markets, perhaps they should be writing on the risks that irresponsible central banks and governments pose to them, no?

For if the citizens of these Emerging Markets weren't suffering at the hands of these institutions, then there would be no need, nor any demand, for alternative monetary solutions like #Bitcoin.
Source: https://t.co/Sl3qhj8C4V

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@MichaelAArouet Nothing related to autoritarism, western sanctions and embargo. Is it related to the political system which are different between North and South Korea or by the latitude because in Southern climate favors longer life expectancy. Good stats 🤔

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@inmortalcrypto That's kind of cool. Can't imagine how much get the most popular people on my feed. Will definitely be more picky on my choices cause my attention is now other people revenues.

[Raph @EnvironNFT]

@thedefiedge Thanks, very good update!

[Lyn Alden @LynAldenContact]

There's a bridge refurbishment project near my house roughly this size, and the construction workers have been doing it for least 18 months now.

Police are often called in to direct traffic one lane at a time under the bridge, even at this stage.