@KareBearScare@yolobitsaloon@ericadamsfornyc@mineCityCoins@nic_carter Additionally, you are completely incorrect on how CityCoins are produced and distributed. Please do additional research. Stacks (the protocol that CityCoins runs on top of) is the only crypto with an SEC approved offering.
@KareBearScare@yolobitsaloon@ericadamsfornyc@mineCityCoins@nic_carter Being an attorney does not make you an expert in computer science. You are confusing energy consumption with emissions. Majority of crypto uses renewable energy and arguably the most “clean” industry in the world.
@CZEdwards@bert_e77@WriterLDudley@paulkrugman Bitcoin energy consumption is NOT dependent on its “money supply.” It depends on the amount miners competing for rewards. Theoretically just 2 computers running Bitcoin’s code can secure all the money in the world.
@herosnvrdie69@LocoTaco Evan a 100% tax on people making more than $1 million would run the government only for about four months.
America doesn’t have a tax problem, politicians have a spending problem.
@_S_choir It will because politicians can’t print it. The wealth gap is widened because asset price inflation. The have-nots don’t own assets. They become impoverished.
@_S_choir **During those years she/he invested into understanding the blockchain industry and was early adopters to solutions, projects, DeFi & NFTs.
So, multiply those totals by 10-100x.
@_S_choir Assuming a 50k salary raises income to 250k in 5 years: she/he would have 6.024 #Bitcoin = $354,936.73 + $22,006.08 passive income.
Why not do both?
@BuucketHe4d@rvc330 think larger - art is the first use case for nfts. art gets value from age and scarcity. what has more value, your house or the deed to your house? ownership is the value, not the asset.