@rravnikarNOV25 Ker je Zagreb regijski center. Poleg tega podjetja te selitve izkoriscajo za izsiljevanje nizjih davkov. Po tej logiki, zakaj ne bi vsi vseh uprav in osebnega premozenja preselili kar v davcne oaze?
@ElonTrades The capital won't return until the mighty correlation continues to push back the market enabling speculation. Canton won't be any different.
@SasoDolenc A tega ne storimo zato, ker bi nas nekdo premagal z argumenti, temveฤ zato, ker nam je nekdo pokazal, da resnica ne pomeni izgube dostojanstva.
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Vitalik ain't no suit simp, as this post makes clear.
But ironically, there's a lot in his argument that will resonate with TradFi types the most, for the TradFi mind understands the importance of operational resiliency far better than a memecoin-aping tenant of the trenches.
Vitalik says: "Resilience is the game where itโs not about 4.5% APY vs 5.3% APY - rather, itโs about minimizing the chance that you get -100% APY."
The suits hear: "The return of your money is always more important than the return on it."
And they agree. Lord do they agree.
That's why the various permissioned corpo chains that are all the rage right now will fail to achieve significant adoption, particularly from major financial institutions ran by tall dudes wearing tailored suits.
For a corpo chain offers none of the operational resiliency (or peace of mind) of a permissionless one. It can always be halted, reverted, censored, or rent-sought by the corporation that runs it and acts as gatekeeper.
And the suits hate being rent-sought by some dinky startup run by bros in branded vests and hoodies.
Lord do they hate this.
@ChainLinkGod@OneOpenSea Missed this debate but the critique is justified. As long as tokenholders don't have any control over the token, LINK is a company-backed, security-like token (except tokenholders have no rights like in tradfi), and not an ownership token.
See this:
https://t.co/62Netq6WS3
@kantianum@MetaDAOProject Yeah, absolutely. It's just funny how no one has thought that this might be a serious problem even a month ago, and now everyone is talking about it. Kinda scary to think what else may be in the aquisition pipeline but public isn't aware of..