Hodl doing Magic. Longterm trading to add. Honest crypto talk. Everything I write corresponds to my own opinion and does not reflect investment advice.
@notsofast Some respect about the intertemporal CAPM please. While he may not be aware about how BTC works, he is one of the brighter people humanity has seen and who spent his life advancing science. Do not judge a great legacy on second class journalism. Read and understand his articles!
@WhalePanda Another thing. In the discussion with economists, we should show some respect for their work, most of them spend their life trying to make the world a better place. Mindless attacking and referring to fax machines is funny for sure but does not help our cause.
@WhalePanda Economist (game-theorist) here. Nouriel has several points (i.e., many ICO’s are scams and much is about speculation), but neither can I accept the on-purpose mistakes (consider BTC a substitute to gold not to USD) nor the language used, which only does harm to our profession.
@Nouriel Dear Nouriel, game theorist here. I would like to indicate my disapproval about the language you used in your recent statement regarding crypto, it does more than good to our profession. Moreover,
@brucefenton@notsofast Gibbons. A primer in game theory. Undergraduate book that introduces the standard concepts (Nash eq, subgame perfection, Bayesian eq., perfect Bayesian eq.) For more advanced stuff (graduate level) I recommend the book of A Rubinstein.
@ThisIsNuse@Cryptopia_NZ I was happy to get out the very first day it was trading. Just went for it after a being lucky with DTB. It was my worst ICO investment ever. Ever been in the telegram chat? I think the team only wanted to pimp their careers in the movie business.
@AureliusBTC Finally somebody who got it. And this is why I believe that altseason is difficult without ETH. In the end, in an alt portfolio that somehow respects the market, ETH should be the biggest position. And it has clearly a lower volatility.
@jespow@DanDarkPill 4. You do not really much stuff, but high quality. For example, a good read on the DAO hack. A summary of the problems at Bitfi. What is ZEC? Advantages and problems of on-chain government. An overview of decentralized exchange. It can be retrospective, but outstanding quality.
@jespow@DanDarkPill 3. Based on the report of the reviewers, texts are accepted, rejected or required to be revised. Why do editors and reviewers want to participate in this process? Because of reputation. Since this is a time intensive process, may step down and appoint somebody else after 3-4y.
@jespow@DanDarkPill 2. Editors commit to only “publish” a limited number of texts a year (e.g. 50-100). After an initial quick screening of the editors, texts are submitted to external blind reviewers of their choice. Reviewers evaluate the texts and write a recommendation.
@mdudas@AureliusBTC Sorry, but this does not make sense. Most will be aware that ETH has traded in a range of 0.03-0.10 BTV for quite some time. So, everyone can get an idea when ETH is “cheap” and when it is “expensive”, always taking into account that this range may not hold up in the future.
@bradmillscan@Melt_Dem I think that the $ amount in the bank of the token issuer is uncorrelated with the token price. Tokens are no equity, so in case of default you do not have any rights. If the money is spent in a sensible way, it may help the price in the long run, but until then...
@rogerkver Waiting for the day we can simply ignore this kind of tweets because we do not have to fear that some not so well informed people get scammed.