@MementoQuamfy 1/Well summarised. The idea and inception was in 1997. Stemmed from security, had a concern with the fundamental insecure architecture of the Internet. There was a better way to create a secure internet. Had to wait patiently for 20 yrs in my Security career for Satoshi in 2008.
I’m incredibly proud to be able to announce that @quantnetwork has been collaborating with the @BIS_org - Bank for International Settlements and the @bankofengland on Project Rosalind – a project designing and implementing a CBDC API and platform and testing use cases for CBDCs with financial services participants.
We were chosen to provide the technology because of our history of innovation, expertise in financial services and deep experience in payments, previously running mission critical infrastructure – only we can do what the project needed from a technology partner and payments expert.
The project has produced tangible, real-world examples that tested how CBDCs could support a more digitalised economy in the future. Working with participants like @bankofcanada, @Barclays, @Mastercard & @amazon who built and tested new CBDC payment flows on the platform.
CBDCs are coming. I encourage every bank and financial institution to read the Project Rosalind report and start planning their smart money infrastructure strategy.
Read more about Rosalind here: https://t.co/Bq1hq9pk0q
Rosalind Report: https://t.co/8zdYNQpV1z
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⏳Well, It's finally happening. Within 1 to 2 years most Global Governments will likely fully regulate Cryptocurrencies. Most assuredly, this come with some growing pains for us all.
Just wanted to share a story I first read in 2012 that has inspired my life in many ways.
Every time I read it I ask myself why I spend so much time in front of my screen chasing digital money.
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The thing about crypto is that it forces you to acknowledge your mistakes and move on quickly
Because if you dwell, you miss out on the wealth of opportunity
Many good life lessons in all of this
1. If young, get a good understanding of FA with TA.
2. Tokenomics,how unlock works,Judging a team AND Learn TA.
3. FA tells you what to buy, TA tell you when to buy.
4. Master both roughly and you'll get a girlfriend in 3 years.
5. If not, just keep betting and clicking.
Making your Trading System.
A Thread.
Most fail because they don't have a trading system OR
Because they fail to make a system.
Here is how to make a system.
Just realised how stupid i've been by promoting $XFT... 🤦♂️
....PLEASE do **NOT** buy $XFT....
The below "marketcap of" pic is *NOT* accurate...
(infact, it's off by a couple million %!)
So, why do I want you to sell so badly? Let me explain.
A quick 🧵
Crypto is too big to keep up to date on everything.
Choose your niche, for example:
-crypto trading
-staking/yield farming
-NFT's
and become a master of it.
Will give you much bigger gains than just apeing into everything IMO.
My entire investment thesis is built around narratives, and I believe that is probably THE strongest alpha one can have in financial markets.
Here are some observations, a quick & dirty guide on how to make it using narratives.
Get this right, and nothing else will matter.
What would be your advice for people starting out in crypto?
My advice:
1. Never have all your money in one protocol/platform
2. 90% of the portfolio in strong fundamentals
3. 10% of portfolio high risk (asymmetric bets)
4. Never fall in love with one ecosystem
5. Take profits
1/ GM. As we enter the next week, I wanted to share some thoughts on:
- Preserving capital via early/partial exits w/ the re-intent to invest later
- What I've seen this week, and how I've adapted
- The notion of passive income, and why I feel like it is being over-embellished
So today i am gonna write about data types, and the monumental upside from it, from... a quantitative side. You will be blown by how much this company have with its technology. $VXV
First, let's make a little reminder about the different fields in AI.
thread: of threads (of threads?) & $albt
some of my threads are kinda outdated now so i decided to revise this into 2 parts:
1) pure fundamentals
2) everything else
as always, thank you for all the support frens.