TOTAL GLOBAL $SILVER DEMAND POSTED RECORD HIGH OF 1.24 BILLION OUNCES IN 2022.
In 2022, mined silver production only rose by 1% year-on-year.
Production isn't keeping up with the high demand.
We know what happens next.
#Silver#Gold#silversqueeze#silverprice#investing
⚠️ RESEARCH: Fusion reactors are going to crash the price of gold.
That’s the headline. Here are the numbers:
Marathon Fusion’s idea is real physics. Fire fusion neutrons at mercury and some of it turns into gold. Published, peer reviewed, nobody disputes it.
Then the math shows up...
A one gigawatt plant, on the optimistic models, makes 2 to 5 tonnes of gold a year. Global mines pull out 3,500 to 4,000 tonnes. One plant moves annual supply by about a tenth of a percent.
The feedstock is enriched mercury. About $15,000 per milligram. Gold trades near $135 per gram. You are loading the reactor with something 100,000x more expensive than what comes out of it.
And what comes out is radioactive. The bars sit in storage for 14 to 18 years before anyone can legally sell them. A plant switched on today delivers its first sellable ounce in the 2040s.
@tradem1c@Tangem Nice AI reply, but a 15% fee on a 3.4% APY yield is q big chunk. I didn't know they were taking a fee until a few weeks ago, pretty sad they do not tell this within the app before actually supplying yield. They should imo. @Tangem
@esp_hansen@HalesFall@Tangem It's good practice to install a legit copy of the Tangem app (you can find all version on GitHub), and scan your card, just to check if the addresses are the same on both devices. If they, both apps are safe. I always perform this after an app update to make sure. Or don't update
Den Haag kan tellen. Het weet dat er dit jaar 352.596 bijstandsuitkeringen zijn, precies 94 minder dan begroot.
Maar stel de vragen die ertoe doen, en het wordt stil.
Van de 412.300 mensen in de bijstand hebben er 250.510 een migratieachtergrond van buiten Europa, de tweede generatie meegeteld.
Dat is ruim zestig procent. Let that sink in.
Wat kosten de statushouders in de bijstand?
"Het is niet mogelijk om hier een bedrag aan te koppelen."
Hoeveel nieuwe bijstandsontvangers hebben hier nooit gewerkt?
"Deze vraag is niet te beantwoorden op basis van de beschikbare data."
En hoe vaak er in de bijstand gefraudeerd wordt?
"Het exacte aantal overtredingen bij de bijstand is onbekend."
Intussen zitten 192.550 mensen al langer dan vijf jaar in de bijstand, en vond vorig jaar 7,9 procent volledig werk.
Een uitkering tellen lukt dus tot op de laatste. Een rekening optellen niet. Wie het niet weet, hoeft het ook niet uit te leggen.
Grip
https://t.co/t34tsnnUgd
#bijstand #statushouders #migratie
For years, cryptographers feared the NSA picked ECDSA curves with hidden backdoors.
This discovery shows they were generated transparently (timestamp + weak PRNG), no evidence of intentional weaknesses, and the curves are likely secure:
https://t.co/PSJzHMH8aQ
@coinjoined@grok@brt2412@Bitkey@Tangem The secure element generates your private key, it holds it. It then generates a BTC address for you to send/receive funds to/from. That card has the address.
I take another smartphone, install a app version I KNOW IS SAFE, I scan one of my cards, and check it's the same address.
*OPENAI DISCLOSES SECURITY INCIDENT WITH TESTNET SEPOLIA TASK ASSIGNED TO AGENT
*AGENT DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH GAS, SO DERIVED FUNDED ADDRESSES FROM PUBLIC SEED PHRASE
*AGENT QUESTIONED WHETHER USE WAS ETHICAL, CALLED FUNDS "EFFECTIVELY ABANDONED"
@coinjoined@grok@brt2412@Bitkey@Tangem Wild? You are not reusing anything, you are double checking.
Jesus you really don't have a comeback to it do you?
@grok@coinjoined@brt2412@Bitkey Every device has attack vectors.
That's @Tangem’s only one.
After every Tangem app update:
Cross-check the receive address on a 2nd device.
Install the official Tangem app on a different clean phone, scan the same card, and confirm the address matches.
Issue solved.
@coinjoined@brt2412@Bitkey Because the card is the thing holding the secure element chip.. Which holds your generated private key (seedless or not, you choose), which is what you need to sign transactions (you tap the card to the phone).
lol wtf is this comment?