1/ Most don't know this but every tx in $EOS must include a hash of the EOS Constitution.
This binds users to the constitution and failure to include it may be grounds for invalidating a tx. 🤦♂️
Here is the most recent draft: https://t.co/O46lCbAHbW
$BTC $ETH
So @AbraGlobal already built stablecoins that are currently working in the wild using Bitcoin and Litecoin smart contracts.
Why do we need Ethereum again? https://t.co/aLQdXgG5qy
A cryptocurrency that claims to be decentralized but has a leadership/governance structure for decision making is like a condom with a hole inside. There's no point in using it.
https://t.co/HYejqons0V shows how easy it is to 51% attack some of the smaller PoW coins. For some coins, 100% of the hashrate can be rented from NiceHash, which removes the capital costs of the attack!
For example, Bytecoin (marketcap ~$1B) can be 51% attacked for $557! 😲
The forgotten bubble: @BITMAINtech Miners selling out in mere seconds for $2420 in December to eBay reselling speculators. Same miners selling for $800, sitting on the shelf for months, as a hoard of speculators capitulate a debt induced mini fortune. Sorry novices. Chapt 11?
@CryptoShillNye No wasting time here. So many projects to review & new software to test out this bear could last another year and I still wouldn't be all caught up. Price on the open market is not the best indicator of actual value, down markets are the best time to find that undervalued asset.