@kybaskerville@Airbtconline Sure. And things will stay that way until suddenly no amount of dollars will be enough to buy you a single loaf of bread.
For context: I have lived through two bouts of hyperinflation with one bank run inbetween.
(P.S. Eating bread is bad for you.)
@caprioleio None of those are structural.
1. Saylor is irrelevant
2. Quantum risk is manageable
3. Meh
The only structural issue I see is governments (in Europe at least). The insane Transfer of Funds Regulation (TFR) turned exchanges into snitches/honeypots that will dox all hodlers.
@MOTP42@McFaul@atrupar The notion of putting the face of this defective and extremely stupid person next to those four extraordinary people who lead your country to greatness is ugly. Looks like placing a turd next to an orchid.
@elveton101@adam3us@BitMEXResearch It is a 'crash into the first tree' fork.
You won't be able to sell it because no blocks would be mined post split. No economic reason to mine, just some ideological tripe about 'purity of purpose'.
@Im_IrushiK When restating the problem, Opus 4.8 can be a smug sob.
Point of my message: stop using AI wrong.
Don't ask it dumb questions. Ask it to come up with verifiable ways to answer those same questions.
@notgrubles@alistairmilne P.S. And, finally, Alex Zanardi. An Indycar legend who also competed in F1 without any success. A humble person and an unbreakable spirit. May he rest in peace💗
@notgrubles@alistairmilne In the other direction, Villeneuve was the only one measurably successful. (1995 Indy 500 winner and Cart champion, 1996 F1 runner up, 1997 F1 champion). An unremarkable career after that.
JP Montoya - a beast of a driver but only got 7 wins over 5 and a half seasons.
@notgrubles@alistairmilne Three former F1 drivers competing in Indycar right now. Ericsson is an Indy 500 winner.
Two former (more obscure and less experienced F1 drivers - Rossi and Sato) are Indy 500 winners as well.
Nigel Mansell won the 1992 championship, and won the Cart series the next year.
@notgrubles@alistairmilne That is because Mick failed to make impression in F1 to stay there.
There are many F1 drivers who drive in Indycar. At the moment, we have Grosjean, Magnussen and Schumacher.
How many Indycar drivers switched to F1? In the last 30 years, Andretti, Zanardi, Villeneuve and Montoya.
@slantchev What prevents the governors of a few redneck states to sabotage the elections just for shits and giggles?
The United States have been punching the self-destruct button on democracy for years now. Sabotaging the elections is on par with this behavior.