The way English is accepted globally as the language of business is like the Norman English speaking French or academics speaking Latin
Partly practical, but more to symbolise the move away from traditional culture and into one that is capitalistic
Dubai is the same
Was thinking about simulation theory last night and the way I see it, we both create and experience it ourselves
We project our simulation outwards then experience it, instead of experiencing an outward simulation
Several reasons why bonding curve model works best:
- integrated mint/burn mechanism for unlimited supply
- controlled pricing (fixed in 1 of Panenka's marketplaces)
- locked liquidity enables instant trades, which makes unlimited transfers smooth as you iterate your squad
Unlimited Player Card supply, a max team value, and fixed Player Card prices means Panenka remains true to core fantasy gameplay. It's a selection strategy game that rewards you for your football knowledge with points and performance-based token rewards
Higher stakes and greater intensity alongside the classic game mode
Earning mechanics integrated and an offer that no other platform can match
All in a liquid business model that gives players the chance to win big
Chaos is how you know a new thing works. If order is extracted, it becomes an established thing.
New Thing > Chaos > Order > Established Thing
Like the first automobiles, chaos on the roads. After rules, cars are cars.
@leadpacer For sure seems inevitable for DeFi platforms
Can't have people placing trust in a platform only for the (centralised) ownership to gamble with users' funds
Undermines the value of DeFi in too many ways
@BowTiedBull Ultimately depends on the individual though I’d say, some will respond with anger, others despair, but most will simply ignore and be taken in whichever direction is coming next
@BowTiedBull Even if people start to see it, often their subconscious switches it off to avoid falling into a hole
If knowledge of system > knowledge of nature then it’s a quick default to the former, most likely related to Openness
And maybe greater efficiency could also reduce cost of energy bills, and make Bitcoin mining not only greener but also cheaper for individuals
Between Bitcoin being used as primary fiat currency and nuclear being used as primary energy source, whole world would see the benefits
Maybe a mixture of gatekeeping from fossil fuel sectors, as well as initial cost being expensive and general attitudes being that it's dangerous
Whichever it is, seems like the world would be better off with it